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One of the level-up monsters who will be the Horus of [Teaching Horus].
In addition to his ATK of 3000, it is a wonderful monster that has the effect of stopping the activation of the opponent's spell card endlessly at no cost. It can be said that it is one of the few successful monsters.
It's definitely a card with an effect that can be used as an accessory to suppress, but the usability is very different between Special Summon monsters in the main deck like this monster and monsters in the EX deck like Natubi and Titanic Galaxy that have similar effects. Needless to say, it is even more so if it is a level-up monster.
Even if you don't say "Special Summon a level 8 FIRE monster from your hand or Deck ignoring the summoning conditions", at least you can recruit monsters with normal LV and search for "Level Up!". Depending on the cards that appear, it can be said that there is a good chance that they will be summoned as an accessory to control.
In the old text on this site, it seems like a permanent effect that negates the activation of his spell card and the activated effect, but in reality he only negates the activation of the card of the spell card. Please note that it is a trigger immediate effect that can be done.
It cannot respond to the activation of spell cards that already exist in the field or the effects of spells activated by GY, cannot counter spell cards that cannot be chained such as super fusion, and can be triggered instantly instead of being able to use the effect multiple times on the same chain. Even though it is an effect, it will not fire if you are not face-up on the field when the effect is processed, so depending on the situation, there may be situations where complete resistance to the Horus spell at level 6 is better. .

From the scythe in hand and its effect, it's shaped like harvesting life, right? One of the familiar hand trigger monster group "Yokai Girl", a kind of monster with the eradication effect that exists in several Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
It's a card that's easy to mention when talking about the end of the world where cards like this come in from the main.
From the activation conditions, of course, the aim is to pierce the opponent's development on the first turn and weaken the opponent's final board.
Since only the opponent's EX Deck can be eradicated, when Dragoon was unlimited, it was common to see that only the opponent's Dragoon could be eradicated and you could use Dragoon.
However, in order to use this card, you must also make your EX Deck suitable, and even if you pierce it, it will not lead to a numerical advantage, and it is constructed so that the opponent can switch to a different plan. It is also possible that
It's a card that's much more difficult to use in casual duels than it's built for tournaments, and if you use it, you'll become completely "family meta", so I feel that the hurdles to using it are particularly high among youkai girls. It's a card trigger.

A trap card that allows you to Special Summon 1 monster of the 3 sea races of level 3 or lower from your hand under the mysterious activation condition of when the 3 sea races, which are also the WATER alliance, are removed from the field.
At that time, it was a product of the time when we tried to give effects related to banishment to monsters of the three sea races, and strengthened them with related Spell / Trap cards, but even then, only Special Summon from the hand. Contrary to the name of the card, it doesn't feel like it's raining down at all.
But in the game, I would like to applaud the illustration that should be said to be the moment when the Soul Eater, who is an Elder Entity and was set as a Fish in the OCG for the time being, was properly recognized as a Fish, so let me add one point.

A low-class Nemeses monster of Thunder that can become a super thunder dragon by itself as long as there is a monster that has been banished.
Whether it was intended or not, it is certain that his Nemeses common self SS effect on the main deck and Thunder's inclusion in the monsters with that effect caused fusion.
From this, it can be seen that as long as Chou Thunder Dragon is active, it will be difficult to design a new Thunder that can be SSed from the hand with loose conditions and an effect that accompanies activation.
However, in the case of this monster, as a lower class monster belonging to Nemeses, there are many strengths that create synergy with status and exclusion related cards that can be searched with Louis queue, which is his ATK / EX monster, so such a monster is newly introduced. Even if it appears, it is likely that this one will be prioritized.

Due to the effect of showing off his own physical beauty, he demonstrates power beyond his ability, and his own ATK is temporarily doubled to 2000, but it is only to meet his Galaxy-Eyes' demands, so he has no intention of using it in battle. One of the Photon monsters that doesn't exist.
Even with his level 4 Photon monsters, there are people who already exceed his ATK 2000 from the beginning, and monsters that can increase his ATK to 2000 in a more effective way.
If that's all it was, it could have ended up being forgotten as a mere theme monster of the third army, but the name of the card is Chargeman.
That's why he is one of the most bullied among Photon monsters.

His Quick-Play Spell, which strengthens a single unit, creates its existence value besides being a material necessary for S summoning a Tuner Monster.
A Quick-Play Spell that can be activated from your hand on your own turn, no target to be strengthened, depending on the monster, you can expect more than 2000 enhancements with one card, ATK up is permanent and disappears later with other effects. It's hard to get hit, so it's a pretty good condition for a point-strengthening spell.
It was a card with decent performance from the time it was released, but it can be said that it has become even more powerful due to the enhancement of the means to directly send monsters in the EX Deck and the S Tuner with high ATK to GY.

A first-time bonus given to her Psychic, who was a fledgling race in the 6th period, a great service Quick-Play Spell and a perpetual asset of the race.
Many duelists probably don't know that the monster drawn in the illustration is Mind Protector, her Psychic monster from the dawn of time.
It's a Quick-Play Spell with no activation conditions or cost, so its strength is first-class, and the disadvantage is that if you don't deal with the recruited monsters by the end phase, they will be excluded, so there are no disadvantages in terms of deployment.
Since then, you can recruit tuners that have effects that can be used with any Deck, such as Krebons and Psycho Commander, and connect them to S summons. Since its introduction, it has been highly versatile and has been highly versatile for business trips.
That's why it's a card that has experience with regulation, and it's currently settled into semi-restriction after many twists and turns.

Just by adding one letter to the name of the card, Rain has returned much stronger than before.
I'm a little concerned about the lack of pride that the effect is almost completely imitating Grapha, including the fact that both effects don't have the name Turn 1, but the nature of the unique effect when discarded is completely different. Therefore, of course, discrimination is possible.
His ATK surpasses Grapha's, and his combination with Grapha is outstanding, so you can expect perfect performance as the top-level Dark World of the main deck.
By the way, currently, the Dark World monsters that cannot be bounced with this card are the same name card, Grapha, and his Dark World monster in the EX Deck, and this monster itself can be bounced with Grapha.

The Field Spell Searcher that you can throw from your hand, which was recorded in the regular pack of the 5th season, will also appear in the Dark World in the 11th season.
With the effect of the gate, the defensive power has changed from 1800 to 2100, and I feel that the 5th generation is conscious of the specifications of the Field Spell searchers.
Since the existence and effect of the searched gate are directly connected to the effect of returning itself, it is practically completed by itself, and when Grapha and Demon King Rain are selected in the discard pile of the gate and they are discarded. In addition, you can bounce this returned card with Grapha and Demon King Rain, and combine them with other Dark World cards such as GY to Special Summon to make even stronger moves.
This monster, including the Special Summon due to this effect, is bound by the name Turn 1 Special Summon, but the search effect / return effect itself does not have the name Turn 1, and even if it is negate, it can be fired repeatedly. You've inherited the strengths of the Dark World monsters up until now.

A hand trigger monster that can be said to be an LP recovery version of increased G, one of the undead tuners called youkai girls with a constant level and attack and defense.
If his LP is not recovered even though he threw it away, his LP will be halved. It can be said that it is rare to suffer the disadvantages of tobacco.
However, against G, which is a draw, the number of times he Special Summoned his opponent is directly connected to a numerical advantage, and using this card to recover his LP as a shield or halving his LP, he flashes the disadvantage to the opponent to develop it. It is honestly difficult to force the cancellation of
After all, if you create a board that you can't return even if you have tens of thousands of LP, your death will only be postponed. The power to destroy them is much higher than that.
Aside from the end phase of each other's turn, it should be seen as a monster that can be thrown out of the hand with Friche at any time.
Counterattack with a card that increases power according to the difference in LP against the opponent who has been careless about LP recovery and it's not a deterrent. Dawn! It may be Otsu.
Around the time this monster appeared, it was said to negate effects that touch the Deck, and negate effects that touch GY. ! It was expected, but as expected, such an unreasonable card did not come out.

Using it as an S material, he is one of the common tuners whose effect is triggered when sent to GY. be done.
The effect itself is not bad, but there is only one Nitro Warrior S monster with a nitro name so far, so when this card is evaluated in 2022, there is no need for this type of text.
What's more, Nitro Warrior is level 7, so if you try to S summon two of them as is, the other party must be level 5, that is, a high-class monster, which is a tough point.
Whether the new Nitro S monster comes out first, or the concept of the Nitro S monster group disappears due to errata when reprinting like Genex Gaia, it is also a card that is always attracting attention.
However, in the case of this monster, since its own performance is low, it is unlikely that it will be reprinted in the future.

A superior Winged Beast monster that joins the ranks of monsters related to Robin.
With one release, he has 2500 ATK, no disadvantages, and when attacking monsters from here, there is also a merit effect that makes his ATK 2800 due to its own effect.
As someone who has been involved with OCG since season 1, I am very reluctant to give such a low score to a monster like this, which was anything but exceptional by the standards of the time, but it can't be helped. .
The existence of Iron Jet doesn't mean that it's a completely independent monster, but it feels like it's a disadvantage that it's not very easy to put into play because it has a half-hearted power.

It is a free material that is one of the Numbers that appeared in the main part of the anime, and is a general-purpose Rank 7X monster with two materials, and a monster with a mysterious race setting reminiscent of Sacrifice.
Its effect is simple: by removing 1 of your own X Materials during your Main Phase, you take control of 1 target opponent's monster, and nothing else.
The effect that targets is adjusted so that you can't attack on turn 1 and the turn you activate the effect, but the control takeover is permanent & you can select set monsters, and there are restrictions on the player and the monster you stole. Since it doesn't cost anything, it's a very high-quality control-taking effect, and you can expect it to work beyond simply acquiring a numerical advantage.
Other than his ATK being moderate, he doesn't have any stats, and it's not suitable as a monster to put out on the first turn, but with his Deck, which mainly consists of Level 7 monsters, I think it's worth choosing him as an EX Deck member. hey.

A valuable reptilian low-level EX monster that becomes an S Tuner.
Due to its own effect, including when this monster is sent to her GY as a material for S summoning and link summoning, it exerts the effect of weakening the entire opponent's monster when it is sent to her GY from the field. increase.
As an S Tuner that acts as an intermediary, it's not an effect that's out of place, but it doesn't lead to any advantage, and it's almost meaningless to do it on the first turn, so it's the same at the same level. The existence of Formulon, which can be S summoned under certain conditions, is still difficult.
Intermediaries who waste space in the EX Deck are especially avoided in his Deck, which is based on super-expanding S Summons and Link Summons.
For example, the deployment destination is restricted by Reptile or FIRE, or the EX monster that uses this monster as material has restrictions related to Reptile or FIRE, etc. Depending on the increase in the card pool in the future, it may be prioritized.

It is a Warrior's S monster that can deploy one low-class warrior in your hand with the effect of the S summon trigger, and although the effect is for Warriors, there are no restrictions on S materials.
Since it is a free material and can be S-summoned at relay points to extend its development, any Warrior Deck that can be S-summoned can be used in any deck. I have the impression that it is a card used in a solitaire deck that has a clear deployment route and burns out the opponent's LP and deck on the first turn.