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The earliest Ninja Reverse Effect Monster that appeared in Season 1, and one of the colored Ninja monsters.
I am deeply moved by the fact that the nature of Ninja monsters, which began with this monster, has been passed down to some extent in modern Ninja monsters.
Iro Ninja, which appeared later, wrote "Senior Silver Ninja" and read it as silver, and wrote "Green Ninja" and read it as green. In that sense, I'm glad I left early.
Well, with this status and monster effect, I think it's unavoidable to be called a young inexperienced person...

A Quick-Play Spell with the Naturia name that appeared in his Naturia who was born in the 6th generation and was the theme of DT in the 11th generation.
It is an effect that can be used by choosing from 3 effects, and the first effect will further choose between the hand and his GY, but basically it is used as a resurrection card that can be used with Friche during each other's turn. would be the easiest to handle.
Since you can deploy Naturia without using summon rights, it is perfect for securing the release of Bamboo Shoot, and there is no limit to the level of Naturia that can be Special Summoned, so you can use advanced Naturia like stag and fusion / S monster Naturia You can also Special Summon from your hand/GY.
The effect that allows S summoning and fusion summoning that includes Naturia monsters as materials is also a Quick-Play Spell, so you can attack with all monsters and then combine them into one to launch a follow-up attack. It is also possible to move to put out a monster.
I'm grateful that any monster that comes out of the EX Deck can be used as long as it contains a Naturia monster as a material.
No matter which effect you use, it can be said to be a useful card for Naturia monsters that have effects that can be activated during the opponent's turn.

With Kashtira's Continuous Trap, Friche on each other's turn assists in deploying his Kashtira from hand and elimination.
However, the deployment from the hand can be fully supported by each self-SS effect and verse, and Kashtira currently has its own gimmick and does not exclude itself face-up, so it can be said that it is a Friche at no cost during each other's turn. , I can't deny the subtleties of the current force alone.
The effect that attacks the opponent's hand in the second half is powerful in itself, but due to the conditions for activation, there are many situations where the opponent does not attack, and it is difficult to play a role other than a check. That's my impression.
It can't be helped if the Kashtira monster is removed from the field by the effect of the Trap card, and when he finally activates the Trap card, the opponent has already deployed and has no cards in his hand. That's why.

The monster with the highest original ATK among his Kashtira in the first three main decks.
All Kashtira in the main deck can be Special Summoned from your hand under the same conditions, and you can search for different types of Kashtira cards by activation effects, and you can banish one card from each different area with the same activation conditions. In exchange for the highest ATK, it is a very easy-to-understand adjustment that the search target and the card that can be excluded from the back side are the most subtle.
Nonetheless, I think it can be said that his ATK is quite high for a level 7 monster that can self-SS under these conditions, plus the effect of gaining a numerical advantage with +α and the ability to peep from the top of his Deck. I don't think it's normal for them to stick together.
Postscript: In the limit regulation of January 2023, Fenrir and Unicorn, who were in sync with each other, became restricted cards at the same time.
As it turns out, this monster couldn't be left alone, and it's been a hit in her post-regulation Kashtira Deck.

His Kashtira monster can SS under the same conditions as Fenrir and Ogre, and his ATK is above Fenrir and below Ogre.
This monster can be searched by his Kashtira Spell, but since Verse, which is the target of the search, is insanely good, it is more important than Fenrir in the Kashtira Deck and his Deck, which is based on level 7 monsters.
Well, as you can see, the role of the search target and the reverse side exclusion target are completely different, so it's correct to use both rather than which one is stronger.
Being able to banish any EX monster is quite appealing, but there are two extremes: opponents who can be fatally wounded in one hit, and opponents who don't feel itchy or irritated with just one banishment. It seems that there are many situations where the number of times and the number of backside exclusions are earned regardless of the situation of the field.
After all, Hari and Anaconda have gone from being restricted cards to being banned cards, so if you start late, you can do less than Fenrir, and ATK is also lower than Ogre.

A Continuous Spell that allows you to NS all level 7 monsters, including Kashtira monsters in your main deck, without releasing them.
Kashtira in the main deck originally has the effect of self-SS from the hand, but only if there are no monsters in your field and the SS is not restricted by some card effect.
With this, it is possible to X-summon Shangri-La by NSing his Kashtira next to his Kashtira that self-SSed, or to deploy her Kashtira in your hand even if the actions of the SS or SS monster are blocked. becomes.
If the monster you put out is Fenrir, you can remove most of the cards that limit its SS.
In addition, she has the ability to revive and return her Kashtira every turn at no cost, and with these two effects, even from areas outside of Shangri-La's jurisdiction, she can support her Kashtira monster deployment as much as possible.
Even if you run out of Kashtira in your hand or his deck, this card will keep you on the front line, and you'll be able to put pressure on your opponent and gain a lead.
Well, it would have been better if the effect that can be activated by removing Shangri-La's X material could be activated a little more actively.
As such, the unicorn, which breathes this important card out of the Deck, naturally becomes an important card.

In the regular pack where Prediction Princess and Ninja are re-enhanced, it is a continuous spell that was recorded as a plus one to promote Flip Monster, which some of those monsters belong to. It has become a card that makes me feel like I'm going to do it.
However, the effect does not prompt the immediate activation of the reverse effect or prevent the effect from being negate. It supports monsters in the backside Defense Position.
By adding target resistance to your set monsters only to the effects from your opponent, you can reduce the risk of being treated while set, and still be able to target your own effects and reverse them.
It also has the effect of greatly increasing the offense and defense of the monsters in your field that are reversed, so even monsters with ATK of about 500 can instantly transform into attacker class, and if the monster is reversed, it can be applied to monsters that have no reverse effect. Therefore, if you feel like it, you can also use monsters that trigger cards in your hand.
The effect when destroyed by the opponent is that you can revive anything with your own GY monster in the set state, and although it is dependent on the opponent, it can reduce the disadvantage when destroyed, so it is a permanent card. It can be said that the removal care effect of is good.
Since it's a continuous spell with no affiliation, it's difficult to put it on the field stably, and it's difficult to get visible results immediately after activating this card alone, but even so, it's an effect that doesn't have a turn 1, and it has this attack and defense enhancement value. I think it's quite attractive.

The Dinosaur, which is said to be a race that is easy to handle because it can be searched by 《Fossil Dig》, has appeared in Fur Hire, which is also a theme that can be called a salad bowl of races.
Due to the search effect when the summoning is triggered, he can bring in a Fur Hire Spell Trap, and at present there are only a few search destinations. Is it mainly to line up Fur Hire monsters?
It can be activated when there is a Fur Hire monster on the field.In the GY effect that can be activated by Furice in each other's main phase, it is mainly to choose to Special Summon the Fur Hire monster, and by doing this, when the Fur Hire monster is already on the field. You can now use the effects of low-level Fur Hire monsters that have effects when Special Summoned, and high-level or higher Fur Hire monsters that have effects that trigger Special Summons and put pressure on your opponent's turn during your opponent's turn. will be
It's not possible to make a perfect start with this one NS monster and create an ideal board, but it's clever that the GY effect can be used even in the turn when his GY is sent, and it's a strategy of Fur Hire. I think it's a good power that expands the width of the.

"Cry out that you're happy.Cry in my heart sometimes."
His Kashtira's X Monster is a far cry from those old songs, featuring more conceptual illustrations of institutions than monsters.
During the stand-by phase of each turn he can recruit his Kashtira from the deck, and the pressure on his opponent by supplying his Kashtira every turn, which also has a disruptive effect on the opponent's turn, is great.
Considering the number of types of Kashtira monsters he currently has, I would have liked him to have Special Summoned from his hand and GY if possible, but let's hope for Kashtira in the main deck that follows.
In addition, effects that block card zones by banishing cards face-down and effects that use X materials are double-sided resistant to destruction.
Although there is no turn 1 blockade effect, it is difficult to cause the opponent's deck to malfunction with this effect, but decks centered on P summons and link summons where the position of the card is important. Even a small blockage would have a big impact on the opponent.
As an EX monster with a recent theme, the original ATK is 0 in the first place, and it lacks overwhelming power and control. Although it feels a little unsatisfactory when you read , the strength when you get hooked is quite strong, and the recruited Kashtira and his own zone blockade effect will produce a wonderful fucking game.

His Spell Card that specializes in searching for "Fusion" that appeared in Season 1.
The effect itself is strong, but there are too many alternative cards as a means of searching for fusion, and most of them are cards that have uses other than searching for fusion, so I can't give this card a relatively high rating. That's what it feels like.
If I use this card, I want to take advantage of its properties, such as being a card with a "Fusion" name, having the body of a spell card, and not having the name Turn 1.

An earth angel theme, he is a superlative ace that appeared as a follow-on monster to Vernusylph.
To be honest, I never imagined that the following monsters would appear in Vernusylph so soon, and I thought that it would be devoted to supporting the EARTH Deck, and I hope that this kind of feeling will remain in summer, autumn, and winter. I was wondering if it could be linked to the other three attributes, so it's great that I was able to get a trump card with a theme like Cosmo Chrono.
It has a control seizure effect that can be activated at no cost as an activation effect every turn, and the effect is permanent. It will be quite powerful, which was not possible.
In addition, the resurrection effect of EARTH monsters that can be used during the opponent's turn, and by lining up with many EARTH monsters, it has a highly versatile effect that negates and destroys monster effects with a permanent effect like a Unicorn. Since there is even a dedicated support that names this card apart from the one, it can be said that its strength in a specialized Deck is considerable.
It takes some ingenuity to line up 5 monsters that revive and his EARTH monsters, but anyway, the control takeover effect alone is powerful enough.

The 79th in the regular pack this time is not a general-purpose trap card that feels like number 79, but a support trap card exclusively for rituals.
An illustration unique to the July pack, inspired by a scene related to Tanabata, is also characteristic.
The first half of the effect searches for a Ritual Monster that meets the conditions, and the second half of the GY effect allows you to perform a ritual summon with the effect of the Trap card. There are many monster effects and spell cards, and the latter half of the effect is the same as a normal ritual summon with a Ritual Spell. Impression that it is not good after all.
If you use this card, you should rather take advantage of the fact that it is a trap card, and you can use the first half effect and the second half effect in succession with Friche on each other's turn, and it has a meaningful effect to ritual summon on the opponent's turn. The combination with Ritual Monster is indispensable.

A level 5 Plant Naturia that can self-SS from the hand without activation on the turn that the Naturia monster on the field activates its effect.
At the beginning of its appearance, many of the Naturia monsters that exert their effects on the field have passive effects, and the engagement with this monster, which cannot self-SS in the opponent's turn, was not very good. Naturia monsters that can actively activate effects have appeared, especially Camellia, which appeared in the 11th term, sends Itsuki Kamisei to GY with its effect, and furthermore, search and deploy this monster with Itsuki Kamisei's GY effect. It can be seen that its usefulness has greatly increased because it has become possible.
The combat ability is so-so and there are no other monster effects, but fortunately Camellia is a tuner and the introduction of link summons that is easy to use as a material regardless of the type of monster, so it can be used as a material for Special Summon. You won't be disappointed.
It is also a feature that Special Summon by this method does not have the name Turn 1, and the fact that it can all avalanche out without any problems even if it is duplicated is unique to cards at the time in exchange for not having the power of modern cards. It feels like nature.

He is a dark bird and beast theme monster that appeared as a bonus monster in the main deck and non-theme monster frame of the regular pack where Blackwing is strengthened.
If there is a face-up Spell Trap somewhere in the field of each other, you can self-SS from your hand, and by releasing one of his Winged Beasts including yourself, the effect of bouncing one face-up Spell Trap in the field will demonstrate.
If you only have Winged Beast on your field, this bounce effect will change from an activation effect that can only be activated during your main phase to an immediate trigger effect that can be activated even during your opponent's turn. Chaining and bouncing a Continuous Trap that opens on your turn will allow you to dub it.
You can also self-bounce, but as usual, reactivation during the turn is severely restricted, so it's impossible to get a huge immediate advantage with a self-bouncing Equip Spell or Continuous Spell, unless you're doing it for that purpose. Will it mainly be the temporary release of the permanent meta trap that you set yourself?
Continuous Trap cannot be activated the turn it is set anyway, so it can be said that it is suitable as a card that self-bounces on your turn under this constraint.
It's an attractive card that can be used by itself with Friche, but in that case, it's a little sad that it's a completely expendable effect that activates by releasing itself, and it also has a self-SS effect. , If possible, it's a monster that I want to use side by side with other Winged Beasts.

One of Vernusylph's first follow-on cards, this one can search all Earth Angel monsters, including her Vernusylph, as opposed to Oka and Mebuki, who can search all of her Vernusylph cards, including Spell Trap.
Not to mention its usefulness in the Vernusylph Deck, it's the perfect monster to search for the main Earth Angels in certain decks like Angeli and Cardern.
This is just my own personal imagination, but some players of her deck, such as Madolche, would like to see the effect of the girl on the hill replaced.