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A Counter Trap with a Dark World name that negates and destroys monsters' NS and SS without activation at no cost.
However, since the Fiend monster in his hand must be discarded to resolve the effect, the decks that can be used are limited.
Basically, it will be used as a way to effectively discard cards while hindering the opponent in decks such as Dark World and Fabled, where there are many Fiends that trigger effects when discarded from the hand.
You can also negate your own NS and SS, so if you want to prioritize discarding his Fiends in your hand with effects, that might be good depending on the situation.
By excluding himself, the GY effect becomes a scapegoat when his Dark World monsters on the field are destroyed by battle or destroyed by opponent's effects, and the sub-effect that can be used with his GY attached to this kind of card. I think it can be said that it was successful.

His ATK that exists in the opponent's field has changed from his original ATK, and it has the effect of destroying 1 draw while destroying the monster in Attack Position with a complete flitch during each other's turn. General purpose rank 4X.
You must use another card that changes the ATK of your opponent's monsters, such as Clockwork Knight, or your opponent must use a monster with a permanent effect that changes the ATK of yourself or other monsters, but X It's a 2-add effect that can be used at any time as soon as it is successfully summoned, so it's naturally strong, and it's also good as a hindrance.
If there is a deck in the environment that changes his monster's ATK with theme common effects and core Field Spells, I think it's worth prioritizing his deck that can get rank 4X. increase.
His own ATK is also high among the general-purpose rank 4X members, and if he's a compatriot rock metal metabi, he can use the effect of Dragite as his WATER monster, and while trying Abyss and Ark Knight, he adopted it in the EX Deck. You've been there before.

One of the Original Numbers that appeared in the manga version of Zexal, it is a general-purpose Rank 4X monster of the type that always requires 3 materials, and has a reputation for its unpopularity regardless of rank.
There have been many non-Dragon monsters with the name Dragon for a long time, but when it came to this monster, I was like, "Oh, isn't that Thunder, it's just a Dragon?"
In the case of this monster, it is also the existence that became the foundation for designing many X monsters that will appear later.
This is because this monster has two effects that can be activated by consuming X materials. It was designed to replenish the X material to this monster already on the field with the attached Spell card so that the effect can be activated.
Currently, most of these X monsters are designated as "2 or more", which the player can arbitrarily decide whether it is 3 or 5, and considering the weight, own ATK, and effects , It must be said that it is a victim of adjustment.

Plant X is one of the original numbers that appeared in the manga version of Zexal, and once became one of the general-purpose rank 4X monsters that excited the neighborhood.
Its effect is forced to be greatly weakened compared to the original, but it converts one opponent's monster into a bullet that is loaded into this monster's turret, removing that monster while inflicting constant effect damage on the opponent. It has become.
You can only remove monsters with less power than your current power, and your own attacks on the activation turn will be blocked, but the removal method is to penetrate the effect destruction resistance, and above all, you can use this as a free material to create 2 monsters. It was very valuable to be able to shoot a rank 4X monster.
In the current card pool, it seems impossible to adopt it as a general-purpose rank 4X, so in order to prioritize it, it is essential to utilize the fact that it is Plant or his DARK.
The black hull, the white sails, the numbers drawn in red, the color balance woven together, and the attractive corn-like hull, with the feeling of a lack of power that has become apparent with the changes of the times and adjustments due to the use of general-purpose materials. It's a pity because I really like the form of this card.
I wonder if Giant Octopus will come out with an effect that names this monster.

One of the Normal Monsters that appeared in Season 1, and a fusion material for Suzaku's name.
Despite the fact that the illustration and flavor text emphasize the flame element, he is a monster that is often talked about as the Warrior of EARTH.
Not only is he neither Pyro nor FIRE, it's a strange setting that he clearly doesn't have a human appearance and he is a Warrior even though there are races such as Fiend and Beast-Warrior.
If it's just this, I think it's a specification because there are monsters such as flame grass and fire devil in the first season, but it's a setting mistake that some games are completely opposite water demons. I can't help but think.
However, seeing that it hasn't been fixed since DM3, this may also be the specification of the staff's mischief...

One of the OCG original numbers that appeared in the 2017 collection, and a general-purpose material rank 7X.
His Kashtira, the theme that appeared in 2022, not only matches his race and monster effects, but also his Deck concept, which fights at Rank 7X. likely to have been significantly involved in
The effect does not have the ability to interfere with the board, and it is a pity that it is difficult to pull the trigger of its own 3 effect by itself on the opponent's turn due to another effect of its own. Its nature of narrowing the range of the opponent's strategy with two effects is worth noting, especially the effect that allows you to target any one monster in the opponent's EX Deck and remove it from the back side, depending on the opponent's Deck, you can go first. By doing so, it can be said that it has unique value as one of the options for rank 7X, as it will limit the means of deployment of the opponent after that.

A level 9 general-purpose material S monster that appeared in the first DT series, WIND's Thunder is characterized by an unknown demand status setting that reminds him of his Thunder circumstances in the first season.
Since it was a level 9 S monster at the time, it required at least 3 materials, and for that reason, due to the lack of level 9 S monsters, it wasn't automatically required as an EX monster. It's a monster.
The power to interfere with the opponent's board is very strong, but if the monster is an S monster that can be put out with the same number of materials and ties in the same level range, and the effect of S summon trigger is used, the monster will have higher ATK and resistance penetration. Since Trish has power and ability to remove opponents regardless of the opponent, and it is worth putting it out first, after Trish appeared, it has become rare to see it even in decks where it is realistic to use it.
However, as mentioned above, this effect of being able to remove 3 cards at once regardless of type cannot be weak, and since the removal is a bounce, it is very effective against EX monsters that are resistant to effect destruction. .
In recent years, the number of monsters that can be Special Summoned after the effect is activated has been restricted to his WIND, so it can be said that there are still a certain number of themes that we want to adopt for the EX Deck.

A level 6S monster made from general-purpose materials that was recorded in the memorable first installment of DT.
Ulverm and Urquisas, Carthalos and Catastor, I remember thinking that the card names were somewhat confusing, partly because I wasn't familiar with DT and the Synchro System at the time.
At that time, there was an absolute champion in the level 6 zone called Bryugoyoh, but this monster that has penetration + its own power rises in a way that leads to it also had a certain role as an LP collecting personnel. It wasn't such a bad S-monster as to be rejected without question.
As expected, Goyo's ability to take LP against Defense Position monsters is inferior to this monster, and Blue needed a hand cost to eliminate monsters, and above all, it was a high-priced card.
Nowadays, it's going to be tough if his Flamvell theme, to which he belongs, doesn't flourish a little more.
At the time, we hadn't established that direction yet, so it can't be helped, but our defense isn't even 200.

It's a Link Monster that can easily increase the number of links in his Cyberse deck, and it's rare that there are no resurrection targets due to the restrictions on the link materials, and if the effect works, at least the road to Link 3 Cybers will be. Promised.
Own combat ability is low, both link materials are race-bound, the effect of the revived monster is negate, Link Monster is not revived, Special Summon after the effect is activated, the link marker facing the opponent's field is There is a series of reasonable adjustments in the negative direction, but with Cyberse's card pool, it's just not suitable for business trips to other race decks, so Accesscode Talker and Ignister There's nothing wrong with using it in a proper Deck.
His Cyberse, which boasts the largest family of Link Monsters, can be said to be the best intermediary monster that can still score 10 points even after thorough adjustments.
It feels good to have a water cyber theme called Marincess that can make use of being his WATER.
Well, how can I say it, it makes sense that Khalifa and Selene, who are Link Monsters with the same number of links, but with less restrictions and fewer restrictions, were used in various decks of him.

This monster is rumored to be Naturia Camellia, not Naturia Stink Bug.
Insect Naturia has the effect of parrying the attack every battle phase by sending itself to her GY when his Naturia monster including himself is selected as an attack target.
It's still a Naturia-like monster with effects that aren't suitable for Tuner, but being able to stop all monster attacks with just one body is a great strength that Butterfly, which has similar effects, doesn't have.
There were monsters with similar effects, such as Vali, who were more capable, so he was rarely used, but he belongs to Naturia due to Kamiseiju and the three new Naturia cards that appeared in the 11th term. Blooms as a defensive tag and tuner.
Today, he can be seen on his Naturia Deck, which is built to the level of competition, along with Nerve and Sunflower.
Nerve and Sunflower are by far the stronger when you get hooked, but I think it's great that this one is complete on its own, and it's also suitable for protecting Nerve and Sunflower from attacks, and your opponent attacks. It can be used as an S material without it, so let's give it this score.

Compared to the members of Plant Naturia, Naturia is an insect with many capable monsters, but among them, it is a troublesome card because it is a problem child.
It has a special effect that reacts to the activation of a Spell card and switches its own offense and defense, but his ATK that has been replaced is only about the same as the same low-level insect Naturia's Horst Needle, and if the Spell is activated, it will affect the situation. You have to forcibly switch offense and defense.
Like 《Dark Artist》and 《Dark Zebra》, why do you have such an effect with that status? So why did a beetle-motif monster, the king of beetles among the many insects Naturia, end up like this?
That being said, Naturia has quite a few quirky things, so it's a relief that she looks pretty cute.

It is one of the monsters that decorated her Scrap's first battle at the beginning of the 7th term, and although it is a high-level monster without self-SS ability, it always shows its appearance when the Scrap set goes on a business trip with another deck of her.
The whole body is made of machines such as home appliances and a collection of metals, but since he is a golem, he is Rock, and this is her Scrap characteristic, so it can't be helped.
With the resurrection effect of the low-level Scrap without the name Turn 1, and the ability to search for the best factory as a means of recruiting this monster, Raptor, who is too capable, has no limit to its strength.

In addition to the self-SS effect common to level 6 The Bystial, if sent from the field to his GY as a unique effect, he will ignore the effect destruction resistance of one monster that is Special Summoned to the opponent's field. It has an effect that can be removed.
If it's a specification that triggers an effect when Special Summoned like Magnumoth, it would be great as a double hindrance, including the fact that he can easily Special Summon from the opponent's turn with his own effect, but well, that's good. We didn't talk.
That's why, in order to play a role other than a check, you need to send it to his GY with your own card effect, or use it yourself as a material for his Special Summon other than X summon.
That said, there is no doubt that it is an effect that can be used for general purposes as it is an effect that can interfere with the board, and I think that the common self-SS effect alone is worth 7 points or more, so let me give it this score. Thank you.

One of the dark dragons that has the effect common to level 6 The Bystial, which is that you can SS from your hand by excluding one of the two attribute monsters related to chaos among the GY monsters of each other's GY.
If there is a monster in the opponent's field, it will change to a triggered immediate effect that can activate the effect with Friche on each other's turn, so the opponent's GY's GY light / DARK monster can also be excluded, so in the opponent's turn It can also be a jamming card by the GY meta.
His Dragon's universal search salvage effect other than monsters with the same name that is activated when this card's unique effect SS is applied during the end phase can also compensate for the delay by self-SSing during the opponent's turn. , the two effects are very well connected.
He doesn't need to be alive in the end phase, and unlike other level 6 The Bystials, he has a unique effect even if he doesn't send GY, so it's very good that he doesn't have to rely on others. hey.
Since it doesn't matter what kind of monsters exist in the opponent's field, and if it's light or dark, you can exclude items other than dragons of each other's GY, so it's versatile as a level 6 monster and can be used in related decks in terms of race and attributes. It has high business trip performance, and I think it's a good monster that will be an asset for the Dragon race.

The first monster to be treated as a wight in GY, it becomes a wall with high defensive power as a low-class monster on the field, and is completely resistant to battle destruction and spell trap cards against all undead of level 3 or lower on the field, including the wight clan other than itself. If you go to GY, it will contribute to the ATK up of 《King of the Skull Servants》.
Complete resistance to Spell Trap cards may be a disadvantage that "King of the Skull Servants" cannot receive effects such as your own "Opti-Camouflage Armor", but among the effects that negate monster effects that "King of the Skull Servants" is weak against It's a big deal that it doesn't receive the effect of bubble shadow and one drop of cost, which has a high adoption rate.
This monster itself also has support named Prince and "Wightmare", so even now that there are more excellent clans who specialize in sending her GY to contribute to "King of the Skull Servants", it is simply her GY's You can expect to be active beyond the head count to earn the number of wights.
No, it's the same undead clan, but it's very different from the princess of some pumpkin clan.