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The ace monster on the EX Deck side used by Bomber in the anime 5D's, it appeared in the first year when the S summoning was introduced, and was once the most evil S monster, a former banned card.
No matter how you think about it, it was bad that an EX monster with a free material had a burn effect that didn't even have a turn 1 name, let alone turn 1.
Unlike X summoning, which developed slowly, you can see how S summoning was full throttle from the beginning.
In an environment where Veiler didn't even exist yet, hand triggers that countered this monster, such as 《Hanewata》and his LP, his coordinator, were also sent out to the world at the same time as this monster's appearance. but….
With the errata mitigated, the effect was renamed to Turn 1, and its activation was limited to Main Phase 1, so it was no longer possible to shoot after taking his LP by attacking himself or a monster that was scheduled to be launched, and was greatly weakened. forced to transform.
Clearing the field with Demis's effect, attack directly with Demis and this monster for 5000 damage, and in main 2 shoot Demis and this monster for 3000 damage and aim for a just kill [Demis Bomber] is already beautiful. I did.
Even if you use the injection effect, the ability to attack has not deteriorated, and as a general-purpose level 7S monster that can be put out with two free materials, ATK is reasonable, and the point that you can deal 1400 damage alone has not changed, so 10 Even if it's not a point, I don't think it's completely lost the significance of using it.

It is a "Rose Dragon" monster that is a derivative of the black rose that first appeared, and is also the monster that Aki actually used in the anime 5D's.
As for its performance, the activation conditions now correspond to effect destruction, and instead of being able to select Black Rose as a resurrection target, it feels like a low po that is no longer a Plant.
In addition to being able to receive plant-related support, Ropo also has a personality that can be used as an S material for Drollen and Gungnir, and although it has a looser activation condition, it is also an effect that misses the timing. It was a little bit of a feeling when I thought about it.
With the "Rose Dragon" becoming an official theme later, and the addition of excellent successors such as the Red Rose and the White Rose, this monster now has a role to play.
It's only natural that you can feel the advantages that come from belonging to a certain theme.

A superlative monster that will be a remake of Raishennin.
The numbers of 3000 and 5000 are left as they are, but this one pays 3000 first and recovers 5000 later.
The effect is to SS yourself in your hand in exchange for 3000 LP, and the LP you pay is quite expensive, but it has a certain value as a level 7 monster that can self-SS without depending on all other situations, and ATK Since it is a number that can be seen enough, it can be used other than materials for Special Summon.
It might be fun to take advantage of the LP difference between him and his opponent who was born that way, and do something with an EX monster that Special Summoned this monster as material.
If your opponent destroys it after your own SS, you will get 2000 LP as a deduction, but you can think of this as insurance if you are disturbed by the opponent.
In any case, I think it can be said that it is a good remake monster that has a lot of uses, while keeping the original nature of Raisennin as it is.

A T.G. S monster that has a draw effect that pays for itself in no time once it's deployed.
The materials are also free materials, and there is a certain amount of fighting ability.
It was naturally designated as a limited card due to the nature of its draw effect, which doesn't even have a turn 1 name, let alone turn 1. After that, the rules regarding Special Summon from the EX Deck were changed, and in the 10th term, it was temporarily changed to an unlimited card, and in the 11th term, the rule returned. Immediately after that, it was re-designated as a restricted card again, and it is a monster that is still under acclaimed probation until 2022.
I don't think it's necessary to erratically erratically limit cards like this to make them unlimited cards, so I'd like to see it stay as it is now because I can only put one in it.
If things go well, there is not necessarily a possibility that it will be alleviated as it is.

A level 7 general-purpose S monster that can be S summoned from 2 bodies using free materials.
It unleashes a very high resistance penetration effect similar to Mole, which bounces the opponent's monster that battles to the hand with Dameste.
If you activate this on your turn, you can attack again, and in that case you can't use the bounce effect, but you can attack the player directly as well as attacking monsters.
As for control power, it is only to the extent that it is difficult for the opponent to attack if the Link Monster is not on the field, but the effect is strong enough to be used against strong enemies with multiple strong resistances, regardless of the opponent's monster to fight. I have a good feeling about it.

It is the companion of Freezing Beast, and is the same as over there except for the race/attribute and whether the destruction target is front or back.
It was good to the point where it was designed to be a combination and a pair, but it feels like it has become a disappointing monster because the essential performance is too high.
If you're thinking of forcibly connecting them, why don't you try putting them in furofure, or if you're a part of him, try using them as Gem-Knight fusion materials?
Even if there is a crazy card in the Deck that Special Summons two Union Monsters with the same level, ATK, and defense, but different card names, races, and attributes, I doubt it will be used.

Speaking of monsters other than the Machine that symbolize the Union, it feels like the combination of Sakuiwa and Hiiwa, who are in a union relationship with each other.
This will give you the effect of destroying Spell Trap set over there with the battles damage trigger by unioning with Shakuiwa.
However, due to the lack of the ability to increase her ATK with unioned monsters, it is not easy to pass the battles damage with her original ATK of only 1500.
The effect of destroying a set card may also be used to forcefully activate a trap card that you don't want to use right now, but right now, it's a rock rock that can destroy a permanent meta Spell Trap that has already been opened. The effect of union seems to be good.
Conversely, there may be a slight advantage in race and attributes, but it feels like it's here, or rather, he should do more with Pyro.
2022, the last year of the 11th term, Thunder's Spright and Aqua's Tearlaments, but what are you going to do if they don't come out now! ?

His spell card that completely blocks Naturia-exclusive monster effects.
It's a demon effect because it doesn't allow you to use the effect that activates in your hand or his GY, but since it's a Normal Spell, you can only block the effects of your opponent's monsters during your turn.
Regardless of whether Naturia is a deck that runs over the opponent with a gorigori first attack or a second attack, it's not so, so I don't really appreciate it.
Even so, at least one Naturia must be put into play & it seems difficult to get out of the area of a direct draw required upside card that does not have a Naturia name.

A Naturia S monster that negates and destroys monster effects that activate in all areas.
There is no limit to the number of times it can be used, and it's a fairly strong effect considering that it can be used easily even if it's just negate, but the S material is double EARTH bound, and it needs to be used to activate the effect. Since it requires a spell card in your hand as a cost, it is difficult to operate stably, and the risk of this effect being misfired or negate is high.
Personally, I don't really like it, or rather, I don't want to use it myself, and the image of his spell card with such a high cost is bad.
Nonetheless, I think it's worth considering it as one of the options for Decks that have combinations that can be S summoned.
Now, all that's left is his Naturia S monster, a bird that negates and destroys summoning.

One of the lesser Naturias that has the effect of docking Maryokutai with a trap disposal team.
You can see both Spell Trap at any time, but you have to release yourself and another Naturia monster in order to activate the effect, which is very fuel inefficient and a grave. Naturia itself is not very good at arranging monsters, so it was not very practical, and it was only a choice of monsters to recruit with And Joe.
Meanwhile, in the 11th term of 2022, Morkricket and Camellia appeared as new Naturia, and it became possible to operate somewhat properly with Sunflower, which has the monster effect version of this.
There is no limit to the number of times you can release yourself, so it's great that Camellia's effect prevents it from being activated up to twice per turn.

A low-level Dual warrior who gets the effect of removing a single face-up monster on the field at the cost of excluding his GY monsters during the main phase of each turn by summoning again.
This is common to most early Gemini Monsters, but the effect obtained by consuming the summoning right is too ordinary and not enough.
The effect itself isn't weak, but he's not affiliated with a theme and has an ATK of around 1600, which is a tough number to use continuously.
It's hard to prioritize unless you're a Warrior or you can take out any type of monster in his GY.

A spell that allows you to search and salvage fusion materials named for Fusion Monsters.
However, monsters added to the hand cannot be placed on the field and monster effects cannot be activated, and their use during the turn is limited to hand cost, fusion material by fusion, release for ritual summons, etc. increase.
Instead, there are no disadvantages imposed on cards other than cards with the same name as the monsters added to the hand, and the strength compared to dispatching troops is that they can be deployed freely.
With the current adjustment, will the disadvantages be set a little looser? However, I think it's an excellent effect as a means of adding a monster with a specific card name or basic stats such as a type or attribute to your hand.

The ultimate reward for monsters designated as fusion materials for Fusion Monsters.
Since only Fusion Monsters can be put out of the EX Deck during the activation turn, it is not suitable as a means of calling materials for Special Summon, which aims to line up general-purpose EX monsters.
However, Special Summon is compatible with the hand and Deck, so accidents are unlikely to occur, and the special summoned monster's attacks are not restricted and monster effects are not negate.
It feels like a card that shines more fun than practical, for example, showing the Gatling Dragon and summoning the Revolver Dragon and Blowback Dragon. It seems to be possible.
In such a situation, there are unexpected encounters, and I think it can be said that it is an exciting card for players who have been playing OCG for a long time.

As its name suggests, it is a low-level Fiend monster with the ability to eliminate Fusion Monsters.
It has the effect of reducing the ATK of fighting Fusion Monsters to 0 only for the duration of damage.
It does not affect monster effects and can only be used in battle, but it has no relation to effect destruction resistance or target resistance, and since it is a permanent effect, only its resistance penetration is quite high, making it an unexpectedly formidable enemy. can also be buried.

One of the card professor ace that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R and a regular subscription benefit.
A very easy-to-understand monster whose brain is filled with appetite, whose current level becomes its own status, and the level of monsters it destroys and eats in battle is added to its own level.
It's fine to use other effects to raise the level, but it's a pain to think about how to bring this monster into play.
It's difficult to start from level 7 with 2100 ATK and DEF.
Normal Summon is possible and he has no restrictions on Special Summon, but what is the status at this time? That usually ends up being a disadvantage.