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One of the monsters related to Adventurer Token, his ATK is as high as Gobutsuki as a low class monster.
If you look only at some of the effects, such as the self-SS ability and the effect of continuously gaining an advantage, it looks pretty strong, but after all, you can't use the ability to earn that advantage in the first attack.
It feels like an unfortunate monster that can't be used for business trips, but it can shine as a pure hero Deck.
Even if you use it as a material for Special Summon, Gryphon isn't even a restricted card...

It's one of the three evil gods that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and it's very easy to understand that it's a monster that corresponds to the obelisk in the three phantom gods.
Although he is one of the most physical fighters who boasts overwhelming physicality, his ability is characterized by appealing to the opponent's mentality of fear.
Due to this ability, the ATK and DEF of all monsters other than itself is halved, and since its own original ATK and DEF is 4000, it will be difficult to defeat this monster head-on in battle.
However, since there are no other effects and no resistances of any kind, not only are they easily removed by effects, but monsters with combat destruction resistance that have effects that reduce Defense Position or battles damage to 0 cannot be touched at all. That's what I'm worried about.
It's good that the attack and defense are halved as a permanent effect, but even so, it feels like it's a bit too heavy without resistance.

With his Spell Card that specializes in slicing set monsters, he doesn't use her GY effect to destroy and exclude them, and if the destroyed monster is a Reverse Effect Monster, track it to each other's deck and use the same name card. eradicate.
It is also the card that would later become Crossout Designator, the strongest "designator" Quick-Play Spell that would rival Called by the Grave as a triggered piercing card.
Back in the days when Reverse Effect Monsters were at their peak, there was a certain amount of demand for this card, and it had experience with regulations, but after the appearance of 《Shield Crush》, which can also destroy face-up Defense Position monsters, it became dominant and destroyed them. Just excluding monsters weakened and disappeared as a merit.
If he has a unique strength now, will he be able to use his own Reverse Effect Monster from his deck?
The shield you personally have in the lower left hand of the image? I've been wondering if the faint red thing floating on the surface is the pattern on the shield, blood, or some kind of dirt that got on it by mistake.

Naturia's Insect Tuner that fends off opponent's monster attacks by sending 1 GY to the top of the Deck.
It's hard to imagine that it's a low-level monster and that it leaves the tuner on the field and the turn is passed to the opponent in a deck that mainly uses normal S summons. It's not a bad effect in terms of keeping .
It's nice to be able to parry attacks while fertilizing GY, but unlike 《Krebons》, it's disappointing that it's turn 1.
Even so, considering that it was a tuner and that it was possible to use its effects independently, I think that Naturia, the main deck at the time, had faster performance when counting from the top.

A Beast-Warrior monster that was born overseas and has done all the evil deeds under the name Reborn Tengu.
It has the effect of recruiting subsequent cards with the same name by leaving the field regardless of the effect or cost, and even if it leaves the field due to release, exclusion, or bounce, the effect will be triggered, and since it is a compulsory effect, if it is used for S material or link material. But the effect will be triggered without missing the timing.
Bouncing to the Deck and face-down removal doesn't trigger, like most cards with similar effects, and of course the same for X material states.
It can be used as a material for Special Summon to instantly replenish monsters that have been reduced from the field, and since there is no name "Turn 1", if he has 2 monsters sleeping in his deck, it is possible to take out all of them in one turn. It can do it, and its combat ability is so-so, and it's simply excellent as a wall monster.
The first monster is a Beast Warrior, so it can be used as Tenki, and since it is Level 4, it can be used as a Samopuri, so it shouldn't be too difficult to attract.
In that way, it's a card that's highly versatile, and it's a type of card that can get tough if you draw two or more directly, but it can be said that the return when it goes well is considerable.
If a Link 1 monster that can be Link Summoned with this one monster appears, there's nothing to say about it.

It is a remake monster of Millennium Dragon that appeared as a VJ appendix card, and all applicants have effect settings that are conscious of the synergy with the EX monster group included in the service pack.
Due to its own level change effect, it became possible to adapt to the material for special summoning various EX monsters, and the effect triggered when sent to GY used this monster as material for his Special Summoned EX monster to destroy both sides. The trend is to impart resistance.
However, since he does not have the effect of special summoning himself, the aptitude of monsters as materials for his special summoning is a delicate feeling, and the double-sided destruction resistance granted to EX monsters is only applied once.
In any case, I would like to add resistance to monsters that completely remove each other's monsters, and actively utilize this destruction resistance.
In the end, even if he's alone, it's best for him to become an ATK 1900 attacker.

A chivalrous lesser Dragon who protects his brethren from combat by limiting his attacks on his other Dragons as long as he is face-up in play.
It is a monster used by Manjoume in the manga GX, and is also one of the regular subscription benefits.
However, it feels too reckless to rely only on 2000 defensive power.
Even though it's doubtful whether it can be received even in Defense Position, if you try to use it face-up with NS, ATK is only 200, so you may receive a lot of battles damage instead.
I like low class monsters with 2000 DEF, but at least it would be difficult to use the right to summon this monster.

A typical X monster whose quality of monster effects and the number of required X materials are completely unbalanced, and one of the earliest Numbers.
It is a monster that symbolizes the unpopularity of X monsters that always require 3 X materials, and now most X monsters that can be X summoned with 3 or more X materials specify "2 or more". are doing.
Using the activation effect of the main phase to take control of a lower-class monster is not only a tough job for an EX monster of this weight, but the monster itself has no combat ability at all. is painful anyway.
Even so, it was the first X monster to get a card with a different illustration, and until then there hadn't been a single S monster with a different illustration, so it was strangely treated favorably.

His spell card can only be adjusted downward, and since it is a Normal Spell, it can only be activated during your main phase.
It doesn't affect the opponent's field, you can't choose the amount of reduction, you can only lower it by 1, and you can't choose a monster to lower it, and everyone who is face-up in your field at the time of activation is forced to 1 level down.
Just by adjusting the superficial level, the stats don't change, and you don't gain resistance or direct attack effects instead, and you can't lower the level of the monster in your hand like Cost Down or Star Blast. It's also completely lacking in fun.
Everyone thinks this is the card that needs Level Tuning.

A level 8 monster with multiple effects related to level and rank 8, one of which is a self-SS effect, so it can be selected as a material for rank 8X.
Although it looks solemn, its stats are low unless the self-buffing effect is applied, and it is not easy to apply it, so it is mainly used as a material for Special Summon from the EX Deck. .
It also has the effect of drawing or self-enhancing while reusing GY's level or rank 8 rituals and EX monsters, but in decks not centered on level 8, this monster itself has a low priority, and monsters in your hand are also released. It is difficult to make use of this monster's properties in rituals that can be used, fusions and S that have a low need to solidify at special level 8.
In that case, I would like to find a way to use it as a rank 8X material, but there are many other level 8 monsters that are suitable for rank 8X materials besides this card. The effect that is applied is only self-enhancement and it is not very strong, so I have the impression that there are more cases where it will be a cause of accident when it is drawn on the first hand.

A low-level Cyber Slink monster that has the effect of allowing you to use up to 1 Cyber Slink in your hand as a link material when using itself as a link material for Cyber Slink.
With this effect, you can become a Link 2 Cyber Summoner alone on the field ・You can earn more links while reducing the number of times you deploy to the field by one, and compared to Cyber Summoners with similar effects, the conditions are looser. It's attractive to be.
However, this hand link is a permanent effect, so be careful that it will be negate by the effect of the card.
I'm curious about the timing of the activation of the GY effect, but how many EX Decks do you have? I think it's good that he can prepare his own EX Deck replenishment means for his Cybers series deck that can be developed in one turn.

Many of the subscription benefits were randomly selected from among the low-ranking monsters in the main decks of all duelists that appeared in the manga, based on unknown criteria, and one of the best monsters is this card.
Personally, I would have liked to have seen the Giant Tacorn on OCG, but in this case, I think the comparison target would be Rare Metal Dragon1 .
On the performance side, his Field Spell is face-up on the field, and his ATK increases by 1000, and although it is a low-class monster, his ATK is 2200. Well, as you can see, it's a Plant monster. That's what it feels like.
In any case, I would like to use it in combination with Field Spells such as 《Gaia Power》, which originally have the effect of increasing his ATK of monsters.

A monster that was the last boss of the manga GX, and although it didn't have the body of a card in the work, it was sent out to the world as an OCG, a peculiar existence.
In exchange for his unstable status, he is a monster that gained popularity in the environment of the past as a special summon Goes from his hand even if he starts a battle himself.
It's a little difficult to handle, but it's a monster that can be used flexibly as a material for Special Summon due to its own control seizure effect and level change effect.
On the other hand, if you can earn a hand, you can also get ghost RBI points that are not a problem such as Goes. However, the strength of the effect exerted on the field does not decrease.
It has a certain amount of explosive power and combo ability that should be seen, and I feel that it is a worthwhile monster to use.

It is a low-class E with ATK 1800 that marks the beginning of the invasion of the manga version of HERO, and because it has a powerful effect that is completely different from that of the manga version, it is a former limited card that can be said to be a representative of magic remodeling cards.
The effect of searching for one of the summon trigger theme cards possessed by this monster will later be distributed to various themes under the name of "○○ version Airman".
In the case of this monster, both NS and SS are supported, there is no name Turn 1, and there is another removal effect that can be selected apart from the search, so compared to the following people with similar effects, the conditions are quite good. , In addition, it can search not only E but also HERO in general, and there is even an excellent spell card to trigger this effect, such as reinforcement, E call, and alive that can search for this monster.
In the current environment, even if it is broken to this extent, it is not enough to be regulated, so it is an unlimited card, but if it was produced now, it would certainly not have been possible.
Since his name is Airman, he is a low-ranking HERO who has a lot of topics to talk about, such as the boss character of the same name in the Rockman series, and Misawa, who was treated as air in the Tag Force series. .

It is a Ritual Monster that is the ace of Prediction Princess, and she has a reasonable ATK, but due to her own effect, her Special Summoned Reverse Effect Monster from her hand or her GY can be put to sleep or awakened by Friche during each other's turn. His special skill is to set up interference by doing so.
After the appearance of Tarot Wraith, you can use Tarot Wraith to Special Summon monsters to bring in the Reverse Effect Monster you want from her deck. It is even possible to do a sleep in the same turn.
This monster would never have thought that the reverse effect monster, which would be the best companion, would become its own ghost with the same girlfriend's Ritual Monster.
The effects that set monsters can also target your opponent's monsters, so I think it's great that it works as a hindrance on your opponent's turn even if it's alone.