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The princess of the Pumpking clan, which was used by Honezuka in the original Kingdom arc, and used her powers to strengthen the zombie army and torment Jonouchi. .
When destroyed in the Monster Zone, she transforms into a Continuous Spell, and at a specific timing, stacks counters on her Continuous Spelled self, and weakens all opponent monsters in proportion to the number of counters.
Its nature is, so to speak, a living , no, a living .
However, the weakening multiplier for one counter is too low, and the counter is super slow specification that one counter is placed in each standby phase.
With this performance, at least it seems that there was no problem if her continuous spell conversion was done from the equipment card or sent from the field to her GY by a method other than destruction.
It doesn't have a high status, it's not even a tuner, and in terms of card specs, I can't really find anything to praise it.
Well, it's sad to think that it can't be helped if it's the Pumpking clan with that physique in OCG.

A hand trigger monster that negates the activation of the opponent's Normal Trap card and destroys it by discarding itself from the hand.
However, since it can only be used during the Battle Phase and when an attack is declared to attack the opponent's monsters, the fact that it can be activated with negate = Damester is completely useless.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that you should destroy his negate with Friche anytime during each other's turn, but at least if it's a Trap card that activates during the Battle Phase, he can capture Continuous Trap and Normal Trap cards that are activated other than when declaring your own monster attack. The truth is that I want it.

《Pre-Preparation of Rites》is a Ritual Spell that is strong in pulling out Tarot Rei from his deck, and other than that, 《Underworld Ritual of Prediction》generally has better performance.
Vibrio Musa, an excellent monster that can be searched with the GY effect, is a big deal, but with Darkness, you can set it directly on the field.
However, I think that the effect set for her GY effect is search, which is excellent for a Ritual Spell that is easy to consume.

His Genex S monster in charge of DARK.
There are double restrictions on the S material, but unlike his Genex S with 4 attributes so far, the tuner can also use his Genex tuner other than the Genecon, and his DARK monster on the non-tuner side can use this There are many useful monsters with effects suitable for monster S materials.
The effect that it exerts is a control-stealing effect that triggers S-summoning, and except under special circumstances, it is not an effect that targets the monsters it steals, so it has high resistance penetration, and the control-stealing effect lasts forever.
Using this effect to steal the opponent's Bamboo Shoot while the effect was being applied felt great.
However, there is no other effect, and after taking control, he is not much different from a monster with 2500 ATK and no effect, so I feel unsatisfactory about material restrictions.
Birdman is also useful enough for his Genex tuner, but I'm waiting for a more versatile Genex tuner that is good at deployment.

Appearing in the manga version of 5D's, he is a level 8S monster made from general-purpose materials that takes on the form of a Blackwing dueling dragon.
The effect is triggered when you receive damage from battle or effects, and you can fertilize up to 5 of his GY from the top of his Deck, and if there is even 1 monster in it, his ATK will increase. 3200.
As long as you are on the field, you can fertilize GY every turn whenever the conditions are met, but the conditions for triggering the effect are quite troublesome as you have to borrow the power of other monsters and card effects. It's effective only occasionally, but it's much easier and stronger to do it with a Chaos Ruler that has the same level 8S, the same materials, and the same race and attributes, without any other conditions.
In this case, even if I had at least battle destruction resistance, I wouldn't have been able to hit it. but….
Also, the effect of raising his own ATK, which is connected to his GY fertilizer, is not proportional to the number of monsters sent to GY, and it is a pity that no matter how many monsters are sent to GY, it only increases by 400.
It's somewhat related to his original Blackwing dragon, which had a burn meta effect in that it works with damage, but it's very tough because you can't receive all the effects that have appeared in recent years that support them generously. Performance, I must say.
There is a lot of room for sympathy in the point that the significance of existence was erased by the monster of the new generation called Chaos Ruler, but now it can only be described as the biggest failure of dueling dragons.

Appeared as a bonus card for VJs, the first Cyberse monster to appear in the world, and even today, it's a regular low-ranking Cyberse in a proper Deck.
The NS-triggered effect reminiscent of Junk Synchron catches level 2 or lower monsters, and the token generation effect that activates when you are sent from the field to GY is related to the types of revived monsters and Link Summoned Link Monsters. You can go from 1 to link 3.
Depending on the monster you Link Summoned, it's easy to go to Link 4. There are no strange restrictions and the resurrected monsters aren't limited to Cybers, so it's a Link version of Junk Synchron, so its performance is extremely high. .
Since it is an NS trigger, it is vulnerable to interference and GY needs a monster that can be revived. The fact that there are multiple Link 1 monsters that can be Link Summoned is also a tail wind, and if you feel like it, you can increase the number of Links without relying on NS trigger effects, which is very convenient.

This time as well, it's a Takemitsu-related card that was recorded as a no-rare card, and this time it's the 3rd Takemitsu Equip Spell from the 11th generation.
As usual, there is a meaningless text that the equipped monster's ATK rises to 0, but this time, if the equipped monster deals battles damage with a direct attack, it will have the effect of removing all the monsters on the opponent's field. This makes it compatible with all direct attackers.
Among the many direct attackers, Meryushik, which is a low-level monster and can be selected to remove back cards with its own effect, is the best target to equip.
In addition, this card can be sent to his GY and has the effect of attaching other Takemitsu Equip Spells from the Deck to monsters. ing.
It's an Equip Spell, so if you use the effects of Isolde & Rinaldo and Braver, it's not difficult to equip this card and a sword at the same time, and you can make full use of the effects of the Takemitsu cards you searched for with Shintou, Yotou, and Yotou. increase.
It's a pity that the raison d'etre of the first Takemitsu card, 《Broken Bamboo Sword》, has become extremely dubious with the introduction of this card, but as a Takemitsu newcomer, it can be said to be a perfect card.

A Trap card with a striking assist system, with a wonderful illustration of the Mechahan & Canosol combination, which was his machine in the first term and was excellent among them.
The ATK of another monster on your field is added to the attacked monster, and the design is to intercept the attacking opponent's monster. It becomes 3250.
In terms of the monsters drawn in the illustration and the composition, he can be used exclusively for fighting Machine monsters, so if you can activate it when attacking from here, and you can refer to his Machine monsters in your hand, he can raise his ATK. I feel like it was good.

His ATK increases in proportion to the number of GY's Naturia monsters. Can no longer be destroyed by battle in the scene.
It's an undeniably outdated monster, but it's a type of card that I like both as a low-level monster with fighting spirit on the main deck side in the theme, and a monster that motivates him to use many Naturia monsters in the deck.
Naturia wasn't so good at it, GY Fertilization, but with general-purpose cards that appeared later and the new Naturia and Vernusylph that appeared in the 11th season, it became quite comfortable.

It's one of the Naturia monsters that just says "Tuner" on the card, and it's a common tendency among monsters recorded in DT.
That being said, the hand trigger monsters such as Veiler, Bardek, and Yokai Shoujo are also of the same kind as effects that are not suitable for low-hitting low-level tuners, but in the case of this monster, the quality of the effect that it exerts is also low. .
It's nice to strengthen all, but it doesn't respond to monster effects, and it only responds to the opponent's activated card, so Pump only lasts that turn, isn't it too bitter?
Harifiber, which was the strongest card that required a tuner as a link material, is gone, but it's sad that it's still better because it's written as a tuner.

It is one of the general-purpose rank 8X monsters, and has the same level as Sheridan, who is also her Vampire X monster, so if the original owner is a monster, you can use any monster as an X material to X summon it.
The effect is to special summon one monster while fertilizing the GY that is activated by removing resistance and X materials that are not subject to monster effects that are Special Summoned from other than GY, and has a Vampire name, but other It can also be used in many beatdown decks from .
It is a concern that the opponent's GY will also be fertilized, but since a total of 8 cards from the top of each other's Deck are sent to GY, the possibility of the Special Summon effect completely missing is low, and the Special Summon effect from the opponent's GY is a concern. If so, that monster can also be used as an X material for Sheridan and this second monster, and with its high level of offense and defense, I think we can expect it to work well as a Vampire ace.

A Hurricane swordsman and needle swordsman inspired by Issunboshi.
His activation requirements for his own stats are extremely difficult to meet without the help of other effects, and the bounce effect he exerts can only interfere with his Spell Trap on his opponent's face-up.
It's not like I can reuse his own Spell Trap, and with this specification, I could bounce the opponent's Spell Trap that was set, or it would have been nice to be able to bounce all of the opponent's face-up monsters.
Since it's originally an anime card, it's probably due to the convenience of the development of the duel.

His spell-wielding tuner of Genex, who by appearance alone cannot distinguish between monsters of the Machine and other races.
His summon trigger effect has the effect of deploying Genex in his hand with a level 3 or lower, and the role of this monster is to deploy the monsters that his other R-Genex searched for with the summon trigger effect.
Other than that, he can't touch the deck like R-Genex, but he can trigger effects even in SS, he can Special Summon monsters with the same name, and the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1. .
In the future, if there are more Genexes whose effects can be triggered by Special Summon, or if a strong Link Monster that can be Link Summoned with two Genexes appears, this monster should shine even more.

One of the toy monsters that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and one of the monsters that can be set from your hand in the original Spell Trap zone.
When the opponent tries to destroy this monster set in his Spell Trap zone, he will be given his Special Summon from his GY, and will effectively waste the removal card of the opponent who tried to hit the stone bridge and cross it. connect.
Another effect is that when he is Flip Summoned, it divides the bag by the number of monsters with the same name as himself.
If you look at each effect, it's not that bad, but the fact that the two effects aren't connected at all gives a bad impression. I feel like it would have been nice to have it.
Also, the timing of Special Summoning himself when destroyed while set in his Spell Trap zone is late, and even though it wastes the opponent's removal cards, it has a deterrent effect against Tsuyuharai to launch an attack that turn. Since it hasn't become, I can't get rid of the fact that the conversion to OCG was too early.

A high-level monster used by Jonouchi in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and one of the commemorative first regular subscription benefits.
Its performance is that of a lesser Archfiend, a light warrior with a little higher ATK, and since he excludes monsters defeated in battle without sending them to his GY, he does not feed GY and his GY activation such as a recruiter It is an advantage not to use the effect of .
However, it goes without saying that it only works on monsters with a status that can be defeated in battle, so it's enough to kick out troublesome low-level monsters, but it doesn't have any other effects, so I have to say that this ability is a little lacking. In addition, the same Light Warrior also has D.D. Warrior Lady, which is a lower class monster and can banish the opponent's monster without destroying it regardless of the battle result.
Personally, I like this type of effect, but it's a pain to have only this.