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An insanely good Equip Spell that doubles as an initial move and a removal card in the Mikanko Deck.
It says that Mikanko, whose card name is different from the equipped monster, can be Special Summoned. For some reason, it can be equipped to an opponent's monster, so the bounce, which is set like a price, can be used as a removal of the opponent's monster.
It feels like a shocking card that overcomes the weaknesses of Equip Spell, which requires a pair with a monster that can be equipped on your field or his GY, and a fatal flaw as an initial move card.
Even so, when you go first, you can't expect much from your opponent's monsters, so the sense of stability as the first move is appropriate, but...

His Equip Spell that takes control of the equipped opponent's monster when his Mikanko monster is on the field.
It boasts high performance as it is because it is a robbery exclusive to Mikanko Deck, but by combining it with the effect of equipping monsters with his Equip Spell of GY with Friche on Ohime's opponent's turn, it becomes an obstruction card in the opponent's turn. will also be
Even if you remove this equipped card, the equipped monster will be sent to GY by its effect, and it feels like a modern adjustment that doesn't require you to return control to your opponent.
However, when Mikanko is no longer on the field, control returns to the opponent. you have to be careful.

His Equip Spell that gives Mikanko monsters resistance to effect destruction and the ability to bounce each other's monsters one by one when a monster is SSed on the opponent's field.
It would be ideal if you could choose this card and Invitation Rondo as an Equip Spell that sends GY due to the discard pile when searching for lore with Ohime and the GY effect of lore. By equipping from , and having the opponent's monster equip Rondo on the opponent's turn, you can interfere with Ohime up to 2 times.
Since it gives resistance to effect destruction, it is also strong against actions that the opponent first removes Ohime's main body with Sambol or Light, and the effect of equipping Ohime's GY's Equip Spell can be used with Friche on each other's turn. Since this external card gives a bounce effect, it's also wonderful that there is a certain amount of resistance to the negate effect against the Greater Hime.
It's also worth remembering that the condition for activating the bounce effect, that a monster is SSed into the opponent's field, is also fulfilled by cards you control, such as Kaiju.
And his Kaiju is also a threat to Ohime, who equips this card and invites him to GY and prepares a round dance.

It is an Equip Spell that can enhance ATK by 2000 on any monster as long as it can receive the effect, regardless of the type of enemy, ally, or monster. A fragile double-edged sword that is attached, and if the battle damage received at once is 2000 or more, it will be sent to GY.
However, by equipping it to a monster that has the effect of making the opponent take the damage to you caused by battle, you can push the battles damage received by each other only to the opponent, simply doubling the battles damage inflicted on the opponent. You can also prevent this card from self-destructing.
Until now, it was a card that synergized only with some monsters such as "Amazoness Swords Woman" and Sphere, but in 2022, due to the two elements of Equip Spell and battle damage reflection, "Mikanko" cards that are compatible with this card on a theme basis will be released. With the appearance of , it has become a powerful card as an Equip Spell to choose there.
I quite like the composition of a new theme like this + one existing card that is very compatible, but in most cases such cards originally have a certain amount of potential, and it can be said that this card did not leak out. .

A Quick-Play Spell with a Mikanko name that allows you to Special Summon her Mikanko monster in your hand, ignoring the summoning conditions.
That's why his Ritual Monster Ohime is the first choice for her Special Summon target, Ohime can search this card with her own hand effect, and her GY effect of this card makes Ohime 3. can be prepared for use on your opponent's turn.
The GY effect and the Special Summon effect are turn 1 respectively, and as a matter of course it can be used from the turn sent to his GY, so you can form 1 interference without using the summon right from 1 Ohime in your hand. .
Special Summoned monsters will be bounced during the opponent's End Phase, but this will make it possible to use Ohime's search effect again, and before the opponent's End Phase comes, he will bounce the Special Summoned monsters. It would be nice to use it as a bargain.
Even in its current state, it has a certain degree of business trip performance, and if you think about it as a set with Ohime, it's a card that feels like a 10 point no matter what you do. It's a great card that has a lot to offer.

By simply glimpsing yourself from your hand, you can ignore the summoning conditions and search for lore that can be Special Summoned from your hand, so you can treat it like a Level 6 monster that can SS from your hand even though it is a Ritual Monster. good monsters.
In addition, by sending Exorcism and Invitation Rondo to her GY with her GY effect of her Special Summoned tradition, this monster's 3 effect that can be used in Flice on each other's turn will make them on the opponent's turn. can be a disturbance of
These gimmicks do not use summoning rights, and can be established only with this monster, lore, or the above Equip Spell, so if you feel like it, you can use it as a general-purpose obstruction like a brave set, or with a rank 6X Deck, etc. It will even be possible to take it out to use.
Not only can it act as a hindrance or a material resource, but it has an ATK of 0 and has the effect of pushing the entire battle damage to the opponent, so it has quite a finisher performance on its own.
In addition to being unconditionally and infinitely destroyed in battle, it's actually quite amazing to let the opponent take all the battle damage without turning 1 or applying any conditions.
In addition, it would be great if she had a way to search for this monster in her deck.

The main character of the anime 5D's, Yusei's signer dragon, and Staro's spirit, level 8, is a Dragon S monster.
A general-purpose S monster that accepts the effect of sacrificing itself and destroying cards on the field regardless of the card type, and if the resurrection limit is satisfied, it will return to the field and accept destruction any number of times, destroying multiple monsters. I used to only use decks that would die in rage if I was hit directly by a series of backsplashes.
At the time, he fantasized about how good it would be if Alien's level 8S monster had such an effect, perhaps because of its unique stingray-like form and chest core. .

There are a lot of cards that have a similar feeling, but in the end, it's just a declaration and a notice.
This card specializes in catching effects that are activated during the Battle Phase, and as far as damage is concerned, it's no cost and can be both a declaration and a notice with just one card.
However, other than that, its range is too narrow to be useful, and like the similar Counter Trap, it's too lonely to destroy a normal negate with such a narrow range.
With this, there should have been no problem with negate exclusion, Deck bounce, and additional effects to destroy 1 card on the field, draw 1, or draw 1 handicap.
The name of the card is Face-Off, so the opponent cannot activate its effect until the end of the Battle Phase after activation.

No matter what kind of monster he is, he is a trap card version that can pinpoint one GY from the deck.
However, on the turn it was activated, the effect of the monster sent to GY and the card with the same name could not be activated, so the advantage of being a Trap card could hardly be used, and it felt like it was just being slow.
You can do something like Special Summon from GY, but you can't use not only the effect that activates with GY but also the effect that activates on the field, so even if you Special Summon, you can't activate the effect that turn.
In that case, even if only certain monsters can be sent to GY by her, it would be better for him to choose a spell card that can activate the effect properly for each deck.

OCG has a number of support cards that only support monsters of a specified race that meet even more limited conditions such as attributes, levels, and status, and this spell card is one of them.
The range supported by this card is specified as a level 5 Warrior, and it can be activated at no cost. It can be said that it is difficult to evaluate without this card, which has a dedicated searcher.
If the level 5 Warrior monster's performance is low, it's all the more so that dealing with this can be counted as one of the few benefits.
If the members of the Battleguard were all Beast-Warriors as they appeared, they would have been Beast-Warrior supporters, and I feel that the racial setting is sometimes causal.
Special Summoned monsters negate their effects and cannot participate in attacks that turn, so the two monsters that Special Summoned are basically released for his Tribute Summon and special Summon from the EX Deck. I will use it for materials.

Rather than her Field Spell used by Aki during her witch age in anime 5D's, which questions the qualities of a duelist, it is a magical card that asks the maximum understanding and responsibility of the user, commonly known as Kuroiwa.
The complexity of the processing is already appreciated by everyone, and if the combo is high, the threshold for using it is high, so the existence of the new text is really a relief.
It is a card that created the concept of multiples of ATK 800 in OCG, and it is a card that puts a heavy burden on both users and users, but there are quite a few expert duelists who like it.
An EX monster called Rose Maiden that can search and salvage this card by name has also appeared, making it easier to incorporate it into combos.

One of the "God*King" monsters included in the final volume of Yu-Gi-Oh!
I think there was a plan to appear in the main story because rough drawings are included in the final volume, but why did this happen?
Well, since Barbaur was converted to OCG in a different place, it's true that there weren't any other monsters in the series that would be suitable as an attached card at this timing...
Its specs are his ATK as a high-class monster, his own SS ability from his hand, and negate the effect of one face-up card on the field with the activation effect until the end of the turn regardless of its type on each turn. There are enough things to do.
You can also negate the permanent effects of your own monsters and her Continuous Spells and Trap cards, so you can temporarily switch them off and apply permanent meta pressure to your opponent.
It's a pity that the conditions for self-SS are basically dependent on the opponent, and the difficulty level is unstable, so it's essential to have assistance with effects that make use of being a wind bird beast such as King Godbird.
It doesn't matter what situation you're in, so as long as the conditions are met, it's not bad that you can deploy it no matter how many monsters you have on your field...
Of course, it's okay to Tribute Summon with just one release, so you could say it's better than Kyojindori because it's less likely to cause accidents.
Even so, I really want this series to be restarted.

Unlike Horus, a high-ranking species that is strong against spells, this monster, which is a starting point and a low-ranking monster, has a permanent effect called control change resistance, which is very low demand.
In terms of not being subjected to 《Change of Heart》, brainwashing, or transference, it can be considered as narrowing the range of complete resistance to LV6 spells...
LV6 and 8, which are higher species, do not need this monster to put themselves on the field and apply effects, and in any case it is not easy to meet their own evolution conditions with his ATK, so 1549” is only useful for summoning LV6 from his deck.
Without more effects referencing the Horus Black Fire Dragon monster itself, I don't think it will ever be used in serious Horus decks.

Among the level-up monsters, the Black Flame Dragon of Horus, which is particularly powerful, can be supported not as a level-up monster but as a Horus Black Flame Dragon monster.
This monster is a card that further strengthens the staying power of LV6 and LV8 by giving target resistance to Horus's black flame dragon, but it is too low to keep it on the field. is difficult, and even if you consider the effort put into play, it is hard to say that the return is commensurate with it.
Even if he has decent stats and an activation effect that allows him to Special Summon from his hand/GY when Horus's Black Flame Dragon is on the field, I feel like it's still tough.

Horus of LV6 required to issue Horus LV8.
In contrast to that, which has an immediate effect that negates the activation of Spell cards endlessly at no cost, this one has a permanent effect that makes him completely resistant to his spells, and it also has its own unique strengths that LV8 does not have. .
However, currently his general-purpose spells used for the purpose of removing or neutralizing monsters are limited to a small part such as Sambol, Super Fusion, and Drop, and even those are thrown in from the main. There are not many decks of
I'd like to take advantage of the fact that I'm not affected by his Field Spells or his Continuous Spells, such as 《Messenger of Peace》, which bind the entire body.
Normal Summon is possible and ATK is so-so, even if you don't bother to evolve from LV4 with low performance, Spell resistance is properly applied to him, so it's enough to see it as a monster that is basically absolutely necessary to bring out LV8. I think it's a performance that can be done.
Or rather, no matter how the enchanted queen and jet-black demon lord think of it, it's strange, after all.