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Although it is limited to Fairy, the Great Justice Angel sits on the right side of the extremely stupid calculation formula of "Gale Dogra - LP cost + omission".
Many of the monsters in the EX Deck are not designed to be directly driven into GY, and Nutos and Herald of the Arc Light are actually combos that take advantage of that gap. The latter could be a designer combo, but either way it's troublesome.
The fact that it can be selected from the deck is bad, and the combination with Eva, who has all the level and racial effects that match perfectly, sparked the apocalyptic war Ragnarok overnight.
It's easy to forget that it's so versatile, but it's an excellent adjustment because it has level manipulation and release triggers, so it's also a ritual support. No kidding.
Perhaps because she bought too much hate, she is also very popular in secondary creations.

Sunrise
At the time this book was printed, even though he had disadvantages, he had Big Shield Gardner and Defend Guy, so he was born with despair.
Of course, with the poor dual support of the time, there was no place for it to play an active role, or rather, there is no great synergy with modern dual support, so it is rare to find a card that is so "difficult to handle".

"A card that boosts the category to the environment with one card" that is occasionally found in the Yu-Gi-Oh category
In the anime, it was a release agent to summon the Timelord, but in TF it was changed to a special search effect and effectively enhanced.
At the time of OCG conversion, the Timelord itself was originally a category that was excellently adjusted in terms of performance and reproduction of the original, and the Timelord is often a heavy control deck or a one-kill mine deck, so both emphasize beatdown. The voices of the duelists were calm, thinking that the support would be a disappointing performance because it goes against the Yu-Gi-Oh environment.
However, the content is a performance diagonally above the imagination that in addition to the good points of anime + TF, a special support effect is added. The scope of the double cost effect has narrowed, but I don't think any duelist would call it a weakening.
The three elements of anime effect + TF effect + OCG additional effect became a bond that entwine 10 gods like nothingness, infinity and infinite light, and the Timelord has leveled up from a fan deck to a real battle level deck.
Fortunately, this happened in the midst of the turmoil of the new Master Rules, so it was convenient for the Timelord, who doesn't rely on EX Decks.
It's not so much that it's subject to regulation, but it's a piece that's like a model for low-level support that raises the category to the level of performance that can fight in the environment.

A progenitor god card that appears in the environment from time to time.
It can't interfere with the landing and has 4000 RBI that is resistant to the target, so the card power itself is sufficient. It has specs that can be used normally even in Reiwa.
The problem is the scarcity of support cards. Although it's better than Osiris, it's quite a hindrance that the support is dead with this weight.
Target resistance and removal that does not take targets are full of environments and hardly function as resistance in the modern age of Afterdragoon.
Then, if you ask if it's weak, it's also no. It has the highest hit point among monsters with target resistance that has no summoning restrictions, and it's sometimes used for this, and it sometimes shows an activity that overruns the top meta. .
I said that non-targeting removals are commonplace, but at the same time there are many non-destructive removals, so sometimes target resistance is stronger than destruction resistance, depending on our plane, that is, the environment. That is.
In the end, it can be said that it depends on the meta, but in terms of the genealogy of God cards, which often have disappointing performances when converted to OCG, it will be blessed enough.

A particularly disappointing performance among Photon's many cards with poor performance.
Like Photon, he has an effect related to ATK 2000, but as expected, this itself cannot be used as an attacker.
If you look at it as a Galaxy-Eyes support, I wouldn't say it's that bad, but he's also a Photon, and there's a Crusher with a role that's covered by Moro. No point in adopting it.
In the anime, the current number is doubled, so it seems to be much easier to use, but Kaito, who uses it, has never paid attention to it, so this is also overshadowed. He is the one who gets nothing in return.

The oldest of the business trip sets as one of the race supporters competing for the lead.
《Mind Master》, 《Krebons》, psycho commander and cards recorded at the same time satisfy all demands, so it goes wild as a business trip set.
This card greatly facilitates access to Level 7 Synchro, and is the person responsible for bringing about a new style called the Black Rose Whirlwind. To put it a little more, the culprit when Level 8 Synchro was taken lightly for a while.
It is a card that has been repeatedly regulated and returned, but in each case it is a revision that considers the environmental impact caused by a specific combination, that is, a business trip, and each time the pure Psychic Deck is forced to reconsider its foundation and is swung around. continued.
Now, there is no inconvenience to the extent that I have to go out of my way to use this card for business trips, and this card has returned to the semi-restricted status.
For the low-level psychic who had been oppressed by the existence of this card, it took 10 years to escape from unfair oppression.

Along with Orobu, he is an existence that drives the concept of "GY is the second hand" into new duelists.
The concept of his GY cost was already widespread due to the evil deeds of chaos, and it penetrated the environment smoothly. Every time a compatible card such as Damned or Batouki is printed, the card power increases and it rises to the limit card.
However, the work done by this card is only the "recovery" of his GY ad, and it also means that GY is fertilized, consumed, and then finally has a meaning, and the reason for existence is shaken each time the duel speeds up. It is also true. After spending a certain amount of time on him, compared to when he was able to grow GY, he now has more decks that are quick to fight, so I can't praise him without letting go. There are good reasons for lifting restrictions.
However, even so, his 3 GY ads are enough resources to decide the outcome, and combined with the very flexible classification of Quick-Play Spells, the overall card power is still at a high level. meets
Now that the number of categories that make use of removal has increased, it has some ups and downs, such as fulfilling its role as a meta card, but it is still a top-class general-purpose card.

At least throw away your hand.
A unique piece with a reverse effect that cannot be activated unless it is hit, which is unprecedented and still unparalleled.
The Worm itself didn't have the power to go up in the environment as a category, and even his Worm didn't have the performance worthy of being adopted, so it's rare to see it in actual combat.

Once upon a time, Rock's tribal unification deck existed for this guy.
He was one of the few decent finishers for Rock at the time because he could easily hit over 3000 points.
Adapted to the environment after 5D's, and continued to maintain a certain significance of existence such as pursuit after reset and rank 7 materials.
In particular, the characteristic of level 7 Rock, which makes Special Summon easy, is unique. From a brain muscle finisher specializing in one-kill to a material worker who connects hope, the work performed has changed to the exact opposite, and although the shape is different, he continues to support Rock Deck.
Of course, if there is a gap, the firepower that screws in a one-kill punch is still alive, and it is possible to turn around quite dexterously as a material personnel who can also remove punches.
The difficulty is that it tends to become a foreign object in the deck due to construction. On the flip side of its strengths, level 7 Rock itself is rare, so it's difficult to share support. Even Adamancipator is treated like a customer.
The key is whether or not it is possible to make use of the fact that it is a material that can be used for hitting as mentioned above.

An unprofessional monkey who received a double punch of arbitration and environment.
The text that leaves the ambiguity like an old card works well, and at first it reigns as an immortal ace. If you have two pieces, you will be able to repeat self-regeneration, so you will receive a restriction ruling. That being said, there weren't many duelists with two or three copies of this card, which was quite rare at the time. I will. Anyway, duelists who got it early on would have said it already.
By the time he was reprinted from Strak, his position as an ace was lost due to his de facto weakening due to errata and the prosperity of his deck.
However, this time, he reconsidered that the individuality of a high-level monster, which is easy to Special Summon, lives as a material, and immediately begins a second life. Since the RBI is high, he did not focus on the material, but immediately self-regenerated and ran for pursuit, showing a silver lining. It's hard to use now, such as text that misses timing and environments where non-destructive removal is rampant, but it's not something you should take lightly.

He is the great ace of the Gladiator Beast, who appears in the GX's final pack.
At a level that didn't form a Fusion Monster, the duelists were terrified by the summoning conditions that were loose enough to destroy 2 cards and recruit 2 cards.
For the time being, it's okay to say "Olah!" Because of his rough strength, Gladiator Beast cuts into the upper meta, and later becomes a rivalry with "Judgment Dragon", which is transcendentally enhanced by Kurofune, but that's a different story.
Nowadays, it is no longer the era where you can set up an ace with just a general-purpose removal, but the support itself has become even more generous and has changed to an indispensable presence as a relay for deployment. He is famous as a relay bancho.
Although the role has changed, it is a very long-lived piece that has been the face of the category for over 10 years.

You can now throw all the cards in your hand and activate the effect of IF, yay!
A card that allows a beginner bare move like this.
I can't help but wonder if Konami had misunderstood the mechanics of IF from the ground up, even though they made it themselves.
You can tell by touching or confronting IF once, but the deadly sprinting form that soars to the ultimate satisfaction by wearing a glass feel that has been stripped of its defenses to the limit.
Your hand is a valuable resource to hold back the distraction that thwarts your satisfaction, and should never be casually set aside. You have to discern the opponent's resources and carefully melt them into the field so as to pluck the buds of counterattacks.
Of course, it is not a performance worthy of adoption in an IF that requires such delicate operation.
However, the ability to maintain Handless at will is a unique ability, and there are many cards that are compatible with it. The "Can be activated when you have XX or more cards in your hand" system has many effects that will cause you to lose your hand afterwards, so you can use it to avoid that disadvantage, and the "Draw so that you have XX cards in your hand" always guarantees the maximum number of draws. Whether or not he would go out of his way to do so would be a different matter, but in terms of the size of one shot, it would be enough power.
Either way, it's an unfair deck that has to be his deck.

Spell Absolute Extermination Man.
A heavyweight of the side deck that gives a shackle that can be said to be the highest class even in the naming system meta that prohibits the activation itself with a residual effect that lasts during the duel.
However, the initial evaluation was not good, and there were still many good stuff-type builds that used many restricted cards, so there was a tendency to say that Magic Jammer was ok.
On the contrary, in the latter half of Heisei, when the search spell was promoted to stabilize the initial movement, it was good to crush the search spell and rot the following, or crush the core and make it malfunction.
Now that my job as a search meta has reached retirement age, my place of residence has become much smaller. It's effective against the opponent, so it depends on the environment.

Fuunji suddenly appeared in a place where the lower class RBI was around 1600 and made the environment faster.
However, his position is very unstable, even though he has held the position of No. 1 low class machine vanilla ATK for more than 20 years.
That should be it, Gemini Elf, whose colleague at the time of release had more RBIs, and La Jean, who was later boosted with a magic lamp.
At that time, the trading card situation wasn't even active, let alone single cards, so it wasn't easy for an elementary school student to have three of the same card in his pocket, and despite his unfortunate background, it was a card that he often saw in field games for a long time. rice field.
Even now, they are recruited by making use of the rare racial attribute called Machine DARK, so they are not completely out of force.

A corner of the Nouveauty 1-draw Spell that strangely creates subspecies.
Among them, the first-hand spinning deck was adopted with a big swing because it naturally fulfilled the activation conditions on the first turn, and it was also adopted for medium-speed control because it was not so difficult to avoid the disadvantages, so it was a risky effect. On the contrary, it is a card that has been widely used.
It was an era when the quality and quantity of actions that could be performed in one turn were greatly expanded, so there was a certain demand for cards that promoted stability in the first hand, and it was a staple to fill the surplus frame along with the nourishment, but now it's a turn with no cards. It is dangerous to pass the deck even if it is completely suppressed, so it is the existence that chooses the deck to be adopted.