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A Dragon monster that is one of the cards in the 8th term "Dragon Ruler", which has the ability to remake the superlative Reptile monsters with 6 attributes that are so sad that they appeared in the 5th term.
Four of them were imprisoned at the same time, and he was the first to return as a restricted card, this monster being in charge of WIND.
Despite the fact that the unique effect is an easy-to-understand and strong one called Search, it was released first, and as if to celebrate it, the card "Storm Dragon's Return" also appeared, but this is a Tidal that sends GY monsters from the Deck. , Redox, which revives monsters, and Blaster, which removes one card from the field, did not choose the type of card, but this card was limited to searching for Dragons. It is said that he returned after comprehensively considering the status and sales promotion of the cards released at that time.
Even after his return, he's been doing well with his decks such as Dragunity and Dragonlink, and has remained a restricted card without further easing in the flow.

One of the pre-CX monsters of the CX monster group used by the guest characters in the anime.
In fact, it's an unpopular 3-body X monster with the name Turn 1, and it's just a burn effect that depends on the number of cards in the opponent's hand.
I can't find any good places except that if you use the effect, you won't be able to attack or some kind of demerit will occur.
It was a Plant X monster, which was still in the minority at the time.

As the number of evaluations is 4444, I would like to evaluate this CX monster that can be X summoned with 4 level 4 monsters.
Naturally Drancia-neesan is far more suitable for this, but it can't be helped if it's already evaluated.
The only effect that can be used properly is the conditional handicap effect, and on top of that, the opponent chooses and discards 1 card during the opponent's end phase. Since it is only about the degree, it is not suitable for the material of 4 level 4 monsters.
In order to apply the additional effect, you will have to use Rank-Up-Magic to use Battlecruiser Dianthus as an X material. It's an X monster that requires 3 monsters, and its performance is low, making it extremely difficult to use. hard.
If you can deploy this effect to the point where you can tie it into a component of 1 kill on the first go, there's a much easier and smarter way to get the first 1 kill.
Overall, it's one of those cards that got OCGed a little too early.
If the OCG conversion had been delayed a little longer, it would have been a card that could be seen at the lowest level of ✪ Combat Wheel.
I don't think there is any doubt that the weakest general-purpose rank 4X monster is "Unformed Void", but even if you look at this as a general-purpose rank 4X because it requires one more material, it still has enough to fight normally. As much as I think this one is better, I think that the fictional king is a really great card.

His spell card used by Ryo Kaiser in the anime GX.
This card itself does not have the effect of fusion summoning monsters, and as the name suggests, it is an effect that supports the fusion summoning.
If he fusion summons a Machine monster on the activation turn, he will be able to produce fusion materials from GY only once, and it does not correspond to Deck & is applied only once in that turn & Machine Fusion Monster Something like the limited Chain Material.
The advantage here is that it is a Quick-Play Spell, so unlike the Trap card over there, it can be used immediately, Fusion and he are Cybernetic Spells, so it is possible to search, and the disadvantages imposed on Fusion Monsters that appear are There is no point.
With this, you can perform a fusion summon similar to Obaro, which only deals with Dark Machines, by fusion summoning all machines with any effect.
However, the cost of activating this card alone will take half of his LP, so if the fusion effect is stopped, the loss will be very large, and it will also consume the cost of one card. It's not the easiest card to use.
In addition, since it pays half of your LP regardless of whether or not you perform a fusion summon, it can be used as a card to reduce your own LP significantly with just one card.

A Normal Spell that replaces this card and one card in his hand with a Dragon that has an attack and defense that matches the conditions of his Deck.
The loss when it is negate is big, but it's a spell card that can search two cards at once, so of course its usefulness is high.
As you can see from the conditional offense and defense numbers, the search range is strongly conscious of the existence of Blue-Eyed, and at the time of its introduction, the search destinations were heavy monsters and Special Summon monsters. However, it has become a useful search card because of the abundance of Dragons to search for, mainly Blue-Eyed related cards.
Originally a card used by Kaiba in Yu-Gi-Oh R, it is also a card that shows that 《Lord of D.》awakened as a musician whose glimpses were not seen in the original work.

A Normal Trap card designed to cause a DARK monster of level 3 or lower in the Deck to receive the effect of destroying cards on the field instead.
Cards with a similar role include 《Starlight Road》, which destroys a negate and then summons a star, and 《The Huge Revolution is Over》, which is a Counter Trap that can be activated even if you ban negate, so it is difficult to chain, but this is just a negate. Instead of , you can negate an effect that destroys one card, so it's easier to handle as you can deal with more effects.
There is no doubt that her GY sending of level 3 or lower DARK monsters from the deck, which is an additional effect, is also a unique strong point, but be aware that there is a risk of stepping on the back due to the additional effect of touching this deck. I want to.
Also, like Staro, it negates only the effect instead of activating it, so it's also worth noting that it can't be activated in a bad way.
In any case, regardless of the presence or absence of additional effects, I think it will be a pretty easy-to-use card as a card that protects back cards from effect destruction.

Among the “Horus” monsters related to “King's Sarcophagus”, it is the overwhelmingly most important card.
By sending 2 cards in your hand including yourself to GY, you can search the coffin, and after that you will get 1 draw, so you can operate without any numerical loss.
If you activate the searched coffin, you can make yourself a Special Summon from her GY. no longer a cost.
Originally, his ATK is high, and the unique effect triggered by the common activation condition is also a removal effect that is too good quality to send her GY with one card in the field that does not target.
Only one is too good to say anything, but since he is DARK, I would like to be careful at least that he will be the target of The Bystial.

A Watt tuner that only has better effects than 《Wattbetta》.
However, since his level is for "Watthydra" instead of "Wattchimera", if the goal is to get Watt S monsters, he's even losing.
From now on, I think that tuna, not goldfish or sea bream, will drive the Watt tuner by itself, so please take it easy whether it's sashimi or simmered.

It is one of the Watt tuners that is essential for S summoning Watt S monsters, and has the effect of giving battle destruction resistance only when attacking his own Watt his monsters.
One of Watt's features, the "stun effect", prevents the disadvantage caused by the monster being destroyed in battle, and can stun the attacking monster. It's a card that I still don't understand.

A Continuous Spell that is the cornerstone of the "Horus" card group that is named by the card effect that appeared in the 12th period.
You can give Horus and others destruction resistance by effects that do not specify the target, and you can take care of the destruction effects of the wiped out system that does not trigger the unique effects that Horus and others have in common activation conditions.
The effects for which this resistance is effective are quite limited, especially for general-purpose cards, but at least 《Raigeki》and 《Lightning Storm》exist, so among the multiple effects, it can be considered as one of the non-main effects. well done.
And most of all, the restriction written as a non-effect text attached to the main effect that "can be used up to 4 times per turn." It's a card that draws, and by having it on the field, it's not a bad card as it has a strong synergy with Horus, which has the ability to SS from GY, and it's also an effective way to send cards from your hand to GY.
Even if he directly draws the Horus monster that he wants to send to GY in the coffin, by throwing it away, he will only send the Horus that he did not draw from the Deck to GY, so the numerical consumption is practically I am very grateful that it has not changed.
Even with the same coffin, is there such a difference from the coffin cards of 《Spirit of the Pharaoh》?

Until the appearance of 《Wattuna》, this card was considered the most decent monster among Watt tuners.
Except for the fact that the activation conditions are dependent on the opponent and limited to destruction, the effect that is exerted is an effect that cannot be erased later, and the effect of all effects including Spell Trap cards that are activated by opponent-limited SS & GY It exerts a fairly strong binding power that is unparalleled compared to similar cards, called activation sealing.
If it is destroyed by the opponent, the point is that the effect will be triggered regardless of how it is destroyed from any area, including your hand or his Deck.
Although it's not limited to this card, Watt S monsters all require Watt tuners for S materials, but until tuna appears, Watt tuners have the ability to deploy to help with that. It didn't exist at all, and it was a big problem that it didn't even have a direct attack effect.

His FIRE Link 2 monster that became a card attached to the Yu-Gi-Oh manga serialized in VJ in 2023, which was the Pyro-FIRE enhancement year.
Since both L materials are designated as FIRE, the decks that can be L summoned are quite limited even if Urara's existence is taken into account.
The first effect is to protect his Continuous Spell and Continuous Trap from destroying his opponent's effects. It is difficult to maintain in the field from the point of resistance.
Another effect is that you can add her banished FIRE monster to your hand every turn, with the restriction that the effect of a card with the same name as that monster cannot be activated this turn.
This can be used not only to add to the hand, but also to return a banished EX monster to the EX Deck, in which case there are no restrictions on activating monster effects.
This effect is also not realistic to use every turn due to its low ability, so if you don't want to protect it with other effects, you can use it as a relay and use it as an L material in that turn. I guess.
A permanent effect that protects the face-up Spell Trap card from effect destruction, and an activation effect that salvages one FIRE monster from exclusion. I think that the decks that can be adopted are quite limited due to the restrictions, but they are generally compatible with Salamangreat and Volcanic, which were newly introduced in the flame DP released in the same year, and the flame warrior is Battlin' Boxer in terms of race and attributes. It is also a matching combination.

A Continuous Spell that appeared as one of VJ's appendix cards released in 2023, docked with 《Future Fusion》and 《Overload Fusion》.
Before the Errata, Future Fusion showed 《Chimeratech Overdragon》and dropped a large number of Machine monsters including 《Cyber Dragon》from the Deck to GY, and then Ovaro banished them all at once to fusion summon the super-powered Chimeratech. It is also known as [Future Over], which is a combination that is characterized by its dynamic operation method, but this card that combines these two has a fairly solid performance.
First of all, being able to use one of the two selectable effects once each turn increases the significance of having the body of Continuous Spell, and the monster that can be sent to GY is the card name written on the Fusion Monster shown. Limited to fusion materials.
Monsters sent to GY by this effect and monsters with the same name cannot be Special Summoned this turn, and their effects cannot be activated. It will be used to exclude him from GY due to other card effects and costs.
One of the ways to do this is the latter effect of this card, which removes his GY monsters as fusion materials.
Unlike the future fusion, which takes some time before the monsters appear even before the errata, you can do a fusion summon in the very near future with this single card.
However, if the Dark Machine's Fusion Monster's race and attributes are specified twice, there are not so many types, and Obaro and this effect cannot be fusion summoned, so be careful.
Also, since he is an effect that activates a Continuous Spell, it is worth noting that both effects will fail if this card is no longer face-up on the field due to chain activation effects.
The overall impression is that it is a safe adjustment, and the versatility that Mirai Fusion had is not halved, but his GY drop and fusion summon from Deck every turn and in the same turn I think it's a good adjustment to be able to do.
His Special Summon, which has the same name as the monster dropped to GY, and the activation of its effect will be revived from the next turn, so if you use Friche's resurrection card or have an effect that triggers in your hand, you can salvage it and use it on your opponent's turn. Is it one way to prepare?

Even if you look at it as the same Watt tuner, his ATK is higher with the same activation conditions, and it's downward compatible with Wattberyx, which has a random hand.
It can't be helped because their levels are different and we were ahead of them, but I really don't understand why they didn't give them the effect of directly attacking us.
Also, "Wattkyuki", which is a level 4 Watt tuner that appeared in the 12th term, can be Special Summoned from "Wattuna". All Watt tuners other than tuna, which had maintained their raison d'etre with only one point, Watt tuners, have lost their place.
Well, it was a story that had nothing to do with this card, which had no seats before then...

It looks like her Pendulum Monster's body, and his default Pendulum Scale is an excellent value of 0, but it's actually a Special Summon monster that can't even be P summoned. It is in this form in order to write down the condition as a P effect.
And in terms of performance, including the summoning conditions, the monster effects it possesses, and the fact that it has very high defensive power but has no combat ability, all of them are among the best in all cards and have a habit like a demon. It has become an amazing "Veda" Special Summon monster.
The effect of immediately ending the turn by excluding a large number of cards from your specific area at the moment your opponent expands EX is quite powerful, but the number of cards required is too large, so you can't put it in your GY. It is inevitable to send enough cards, and yet it is quite difficult to be completely immune to the opponent's first hand Sambol and Awakage.
In order to Special Summon, you have to destroy some kind of monster 4 times, and during your Standby Phase, it will automatically return to your hand and start over.
However, the area where he can Special Summon the "Veda" monsters that are displayed at this time is very good, and since he can return from the exclusion state, it is appreciated that there is no problem with the minimum number of monsters to be Special Summoned. .
Currently, he can only Special Summon 《Veda Kalanta》, but I would like to expect more in the future.
My personal first impression is that it's a flavor-oriented monster that doesn't seem very realistic at the moment, and it's a relief that it's easy to search for with 《Realm Elegy》.
I would like to admire the beautiful and strong deployment routes of his wonderful Deck builders who use this card.