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When he comes into play, he puts the deck top card face-down, which makes him an attacker with ATK 1900. A forced werewolf game.
It is held every end phase of each other, and if the opponent hits the type of face-down card, he will be executed, and if he loses, the opponent's hand will be randomly sacrificed by a werewolf, and he will return to his hand. It is designed so that you can hold the game again.
Leaving aside the strength and combo potential as a card, I have the impression that it's a well-thought-out card that pursues a no-rare-ness, but on the other hand, it's not too weak, and I feel that it's well-adjusted.

A monster modeled after a cucumber horse, one of the offerings for Obon, included in the July regular pack, which is the closest to Obon.
Effectively, it's not very strong despite the need for various roundabout preparations, and if you want to do it, you'll need another card, but the nature of the effect is modeled after the spirit horse. It's a wonderful representation of its role, and I think it's a good card that has a playfulness that is unique to Norare. increase.
I'd like to see eggplant cows someday, but I wonder if it's difficult.

A card that can be Special Summoned by his GY as many times as you like, depending on the result of the dice, and remove any number of cards in the field without targeting them.
However, there is a reason why the self-resurrection effect does not have the name Turn 1, and if he is Special Summoned by this effect, he will not be able to put out monsters from the EX Deck, so this monster on the field will be effective for his GY. It becomes difficult to send.
It's undeniable that it's a card based on the premise of a relatively large-scale combo that utilizes the fact that you can keep repeating the same thing infinitely by manipulating the outcome of the dice, so it seems to be difficult to handle.
It may be the strongest usage to use it as a monster with multiple removal in combination with 《That Six》.

The most original ATK among the Kashtira monsters in the main deck that have a common self SS effect, an effect that searches for a specific type of Kashtira card with a common activation condition, and an effect that removes cards in a specific area with face-down A superlative monster with the highest versatility at the cost of low .
After all, the search target is his Kashtira monster, and it is possible to search for monsters with the same name, and the target of excluding face-down cards is the opponent's board, which leads to a clear advantage, so it's high self-containment power is considerable. .
Well, it's too big to be able to actively use it with the effect of touching the board and also pressure on the opponent's turn.
Of course, as a level 7 monster that can self-SS, it has a considerable reputation, but as a self-SS monster that is not limited to materials for Special Summon, I think its performance is comparable to that of Pancra in terms of its conditions and effects.

A tuner that allows you to vary your own level over a wide range when reversed, and when reversed, you can S summon this monster and the specified monster on the field with Friche during each other's main phase.
At this time, monsters that can be used as S materials can also be specified from the opponent's field, so by placing S monsters of various levels in the EX Deck, you can effectively interfere with various monsters during the opponent's turn. I can.
However, it is quite troublesome that it is necessary to always reverse in order to exert these effects, and since either the level change or the Fliche S summon is turn 1, the opponent by his own effect using the changed level The fact that you can't S summon with monsters is a bad impression, as if you want to induce misunderstandings.
Even so, it's an effect that targets normally, and in order to use it strongly, you need to be aware of the EX Deck from the construction stage.
In any case, it's not a card that can be reversed by being attacked by an opponent's monster while it's set, so you'll need to support it with your own effects.

Normal Trap that makes it impossible to Special Summon the same type of monster that already exists on your field among the monsters with the specified 5 types of card frames on the turn it is activated.
In most situations, I think Dimensional Barrier is easier to use because it has excellent post-play performance, but this one prevents you from Special Summoning two or more of the specified monsters, and Dimensional Barrier. It is superior in that it is also valid for Link Monster, which was not supported.
The fact that it has an Archfiend name, so it's a meta-type trap card, but it's searchable is also a unique selling point.

A no-rare trap that serves as the back of a regular pack that doesn't contain a single Sue or higher Spell Trap.
Over there, the cards on the top of his deck are added to his hand by drawing, while here, the cards on the bottom of the deck are searched, but basically one undetermined card in his deck is The point that it becomes a hand is the same.
This has the additional effect of putting any card in the Deck into the bottom of the Deck after searching, which not only allows you to sink cards you don't want to draw directly to the bottom, but also draws multiple cards that don't have the name Turn 1 in their activation. , the second card will be able to search for any card that was sunk to the bottom of the deck with the first card.
Like the Adamancipator tuner and Kinken, he put it at the bottom of the deck in whatever order he likes. It can be said that it is a card that can be found.
As a Norare Trap, it's a versatile card with relatively few peculiarities.

The 3rd installment of the "Death XX" series, a demon girl who works in the demon world, which started as a death guide born overseas, has appeared as a Link Monster following Despolis.
The resurrection effect is a synergy with her Dark World Strak R, which can be seen a little ahead, but personally, it's more related to that profession, which I was able to confirm in the Death Guide and Death Police illustrations. It's a pity that the car or vehicle is not drawn.
As with all Link Monsters that can easily increase the number of links, it is adjusted so that it cannot be used as a link material immediately after being released, but the destruction resistance by releasing the Fiend in your field can be increased by yourself or by your own effect. Since it is given to all monsters in the field, including Fiends who have Special Summoned, you can expect it to work as well in the field.

It is a card that becomes the battle style of the Princess of the Silver Castle, and during the turn when Labrynth card's effect or Normal Trap is activated, you can use Friche to self-SS from your hand at any time.
Both offense and defense are high, and if you have a set card on your field, you will acquire effect destruction and target resistance, and when a Normal Trap is activated, you will gain the numerical advantage of setting another Normal Trap on the field in the form of a direct chain. have the ability to do so.
Since all three effects can be activated and applied without using his Labrynth card, it is an excellent monster that can be used in his Deck, which uses a lot of Normal Traps other than Labrynth, along with Tengoku. I can say
If I had to cite a disappointing point, it would be that even if I fulfill the conditions and self-SS by activating Awakage from my hand on the first turn of the opponent's first attack, it wouldn't interfere with the opponent as it is.
In this case, it might be a good idea to wait until the opponent's End Phase to activate the self-SS effect in order to have this monster remain on the field and return the turn.

A monster that brings a great sense of stability to supply Adventurer Tokens to the field because it can search for Alamatia with its own effect.
Hero-related cards for Normal Spells that are not covered are currently only Alamecia, and you can access any other spell of his, so if you don't need Alamatia, select travel, related equipment, Field Spells, etc. .
You can also access Alamecia indirectly from the journey, but be aware that Alamecia cannot be activated if you NS this monster and use the search effect.
It's kind of an apology for the Pure Hero Deck, where Watering and Alamecia became restricted cards, but for that reason, the disadvantages are also set based on those reflections, so it feels like it can't be helped.

Continuous Spell, which is another means of summoning heroes to another world, and has the disadvantage of being a symbol of ferocity.
Adventurer Tokens can be generated every turn, and it is possible to search by Tethea, so it is a perfect card for supplying heroes, including the fact that Alamecia is a restricted card, but the disadvantage is that it does not come into contact with the outside world. will be cut off.
It's a pity that you can't Special Summon any monsters other than hero-related monsters, as it can be used as a card to force a monster with a reasonable RBI into the opponent's field.

A talented new force born in the 11th period from Plant Naturia, which is said to have many strange-looking monsters mainly because of strawberries.
Easily steals the work of Maron, who was said to be responsible for the future of Naturia, and also reacts to the effect of converting the cost release of the Naturia monster effect into his GY sending from the top of his Deck and the opponent's summoning act It also has the effect of reviving his Naturia, and is even a tuner.
Unlike Maron, her Naturia Spell Trap can also be sent to her GY, so by sending Itsuki Kamisei to her GY, you can actually become her Naturia's Airman.
The best thing about this card is that its ability to shoulder release in a different way gives life to cards from the distant past, such as Nerve and Sunflower, which were previously too costly to play. think.
But aside from that, in order to demonstrate the best performance, the power of the same mole cricket is indispensable.

As a theme from DT, the Naturia monster boasts one of the largest number of types, but has emphasized variety over quality.
By releasing yourself, you can recruit one of his Naturias from the deck, which can be used for Flice in each other's main phases, and if the opponent has the strongest monsters on the field, you can recruit two. It's amazing what you can do.
Recruiting two of them will allow you to create interference stances such as Camellia + Nerve or Sunflower, and if you use EX Naturia with two recruits, you will be able to revive yourself and activate further effects during the opponent's main phase. can also be targeted.
For Naturia, who wants to prepare the board first, the condition for recruiting two bodies is to have the strongest monsters on the opponent's field. Unexpectedly, I think it's a good adjustment that there are many situations where it can be used with higher power when attacking second.

A high-level fish monster that stands like a remake monster of Terrorking Salmon.
The effect of calling Fish's Normal Monster to the field is exerted by the summoning trigger effect, but since it does not have a self-SS ability, it can be lowered to level 4 with Atlantis and SSed, or a level 4 water fish is Transmodify and SSed. where you want to use the effect.
There are no superlative monsters in Fish's Normal Monsters, and there are few types and no notable monsters, but basically among the monsters that can share the benefits of the level down effect of Atlantis and can be summoned. 《Terrorking Salmon》with the highest ATK will be prioritized.
Since the area it summons is very good, it's wonderful that even one Fish Vanilla that can be put into play with this effect is enough.
The mystery of life "Salmon spawning", which fills your field with Fish tokens carefully named as chess salmon when you fall down, is also a basic opponent-dependent activation condition, but There is no usage limit for the coming tokens, and if you successfully pass the effect, you can use it as much as you want for link materials.
It's hard to say whether it's a strong card, but I think it's a monster that can be seen overall as a monster in the remake frame.

The DM4 original monster slot following "Light Law Medium" is re-appeared in the regular pack with one shot vacated.
The previous regular pack didn't include DM4-related recordings, and I was disappointed that the series had already been discontinued, so this makes me happy.
This monster is used by the CPU, Esper Gaba, so I think many people who played the game at the time will remember it.
Its effect is to revive from his GY in response to the destruction of monsters on the field, and in addition to that, it exerts a removal effect that chops up one opponent's monster.
If you revive with this effect, it will be banished when you leave the field, but if you use it as an X material, there will be no disadvantage, and since it is level 2, it is aiming to become an X material for rank 2 monsters, which are hot right now. Is that what you did?
It's great that it responds to destruction by your own effects and destruction of monsters on the opponent's field, and that even Special Summon from GY other than your own effects has a removal effect, so I'm rather a fan. Compared to 《Light Law Medium》, which had a stronger service element, I feel that this one has a pretty good effect that is also conscious of practicality.