Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 1,816 to 1,830 of 4,611

It's a monster that will be the trap card version of "Sage of Silence", but is it the result of simply replacing his spell part of the text with a trap without thinking about it? I feel like it's gone.
When your opponent attacks, you won't be able to draw standby hand bubble shadows or hand reboots to your trap cards! I don't know what to do if I can't do that on my opponent's first turn.
At least it has 1800 ATK, so there are more monsters that can be destroyed in battle than "Sage of Silence".

Despite being a low-class monster, it has a powerful effect that completely blocks the activation of the opponent's Spell Cards for the entire turn.
It's better than even a banned card in that it doesn't even activate with an effect that can't be erased later, but due to the start and end timing of application, it may be less effective against Quick-Play Spells.
Still, it's a great effect to completely seal magic for one turn with one body.
However, since the activation condition is triggered by destroying the opponent's monster by battle, the hurdles required for this monster with ATK 1500 or less are relatively high, and above all, under this condition, the first attack is 1. There is no way to apply the effect on the turn.
Since then, everyone knew that such strict conditions would be necessary for an effect that prevents a specific card from being activated for a full turn.

One of the ace monsters of the card professors that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and an Insect monster that is a subscription benefit of the same period as Baboon, who is in the same position.
However, the difference in performance is all too large, and the only thing you should look out for in this monster is the infinite loop that you can keep releasing monsters without a limit on the number of times and keep raising his ATK.
I don't think he'll be able to crush his opponent in that turn, so if he fails, his ATK will instantly return to normal.
Although he doesn't rely on Insect's ability to release, the enhancement value per unit is low, and it feels a little too useless.

A demonic Beast superlative monster believed to be Moja's true form.
It is said that it is a special summoned area, and it seems that it is somehow conscious of Green Baboon.
He is a monster that can be Normal Summoned and can be Special Summoned by other effects, but it is characterized by having a self-SS effect that allows him to Special Summon endlessly from his hand or his GY by releasing Moja.
This effect does not have the name Turn 1, but since only one card with the same name can exist on the field, you cannot line up multiple copies.
ATK is 2500, which is reasonable, but it doesn't have any other effects, and as it is, it's just converting Moja into a monster with his ATK.
After using this monster that was Special Summoned as a material for his Special Summon, put another Moja into play and release it to Special Summon again, or line up another high power monster and defeat the opponent. where you want to align.

A Beast monster that can recruit Moja with a single card regardless of type.
The stats and effects of the Moja that he summons aren't suitable for combat or give him an advantage, but what he's doing is quite strong, and his own ATK isn't as bad as an attacker's.
For the hand cost, I would naturally like to use King of Beast, which has the effect of releasing Moja on the field and allowing him to Special Summon from his GY.
It's easy to decide on a series of moves, but currently it's sad that even with this monster and the King of Beasts on the field, a total ATK of 4350 doesn't make it a particularly strong move or pressure. Place.

A special Beast monster born overseas, a set of three cards, 《Beast Striker》and King of Beast.
It is a necessary monster to Special Summon the King of Beast from his hand or his GY with its own effect, and the effect of this monster itself is close to a bonus.
As a bonus effect, it salvages one level 4-wheeled Beast by triggering battle destruction, and there are monsters other than Beast Striker that can be picked up.
Well, the battle destruction trigger is a battle destruction trigger, and activating it means that the King of Beast can't sortie, so it's a bonus.

A type of Field Spell dedicated searcher that activates by discarding from the hand, instead of the Anwa version of it, this releases the field itself to salvage Anwa.
It has become a miserable card that consumption of summoning rights and cards in the field cannot be avoided because it has the lowest disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon even though it must be put into play in order to use its effect.
Considering Anwa's annoyance, I think it's good because it's like that, but that Necrovalley has a dedicated searcher.
There is no good point because even more excellent monsters with similar roles follow.

A yellow baboon with exactly the same 5 base stats as the green huboon.
Appeared to fill the gap over there that was not compatible with battle destruction and effect destruction in Dameste, and when his Beast on his field is destroyed in battle, the effect is triggered and makes himself his Special Summon.
However, unlike Green Baboon, he can only come out of his hand, and while he only paid 1000 LP, we will be banishing 2 of his GY Beasts and activating the effect.
It's the same that you don't have to consume any cards in your hand or field, but it's unexpectedly heavy for his GY cost to specify the type of card, and at least it's not suitable for using repeated effects.
To put it bluntly, the only thing that is better than Green Baboon is that it is effective when destroyed in battle, and other than that, I have to say that even the Green Baboon after the ruling change is inferior in performance by several steps.

A superlative Beast monster used as an ace by Maiko Kato, one of the card professors who appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R.
It is also the first ultra-high-priced card that VJ's regular subscription benefit sent out to the world as OCG.
Although it is active in the environment and has experience as a restricted card, it is also one of the cards that was errataed during life, which is rare even in OCG, and as a result, it has no effect in damage tests, so it is not compatible with battle destruction and effect destruction in damage tests. In addition, due to the ruling change, it became impossible to avalanche out of multiple cards and GY with one destruction, so it was forced to be greatly weakened.
In that case, the Beast that is destroyed by the effect on the field must be face-up, and since it is an effect that can be done from time to time, it can not be destroyed after chain 2.
By the way, regarding triggering by battle destruction, the role will be handed over to the yellow brothers who will appear as new overseas cards later.
However, there is no name Turn 1 as usual, and as long as the LP lasts, you can rush from your hand or GY every time the conditions are met, and the destruction of the Beast on the field by the effect also corresponds to the effect you control, so the attacker is I think that there is still a lot of use to be done as a staff member for Special Summon.
However, it is an effect of the setting that he appears in a rage because he oppressed his brethren of the Beast, who is a forest dweller, but it is also strange that he can deal with the destruction caused by his own effect. , Effectively thank you.

In the anime 5D's, Yusei was born as a Fusion Monster while searching for an answer to his Meklord Monarch and what Accel Synchro was, and was never seen. unfortunate monster.
It is fusion summoned using peculiar designated monsters as materials, and the effect of excluding the opponent's Dragon S monster, including her GY, copying its name and effect, and reflecting the damage caused by the opponent's controlled effect to the opponent. have an effect.
Since the types of EX monsters have increased since the time this monster appeared, it is difficult to expect Dragon S monsters from opponents, and I would like to adopt it in his Deck, along with Mirashin and Super Fusion, as he himself uses Dragon S monsters. .
In his specialized Deck, it would be a good idea to include a card that can directly send the Dragon S monster whose effect you want to copy from the EX Deck to GY.
His original ATK is over 3000, which is not bad because it is the minimum power to fight even if you can't use the effect.

Due to the effect of Gladiator Beast, when he is Special Summoned, he interferes with the cards on the field and gains an advantage.In contrast to Bestolly and Murmillo, this monster is a low-class aquatic Gladiator Beast born overseas that has the effect of interfering with her GY. .
GY's monster effect can be seen in Domitianos, but the opponent's interference with his GY is a role unique to this monster that is not found in other Gladiator Beasts, so it is adopted due to its low combat ability. Even so, I think it will be one, but I think it's worth it.
After all, unlike Trakes or Octavius, it has the minimum effect of properly bringing in the follower...

A rogue whose ATK has increased, but the effect has become shabby.
His ATK is also 1700, which is high compared to rogues, and it is absolutely insufficient to fulfill the conditions for activating the effect.
If you put all of your opponent's monsters to sleep with 《Swords of Concealing Light》, you can manage to use it.
The card name is based on a monster that took the world by storm, and his Equip Spell with various detrimental effects is drawn. .

Crystal Beast monsters can't be increased easily, but the variety of Spell Traps that support it is the best search spell in Crystal Beast anyway.
Including the fact that his spell card has a special search method because he has a jewel name, its ability to unconditionally turn 1 card into 2 cards can be said to be the Frightfur patchwork of the Crystal Beast world.
What you do with the cards you have with this card depends on the effects of other cards, but it's an indispensable presence to establish the initial move.

A Divine Punishment that catches your opponent's monster effect that activates during the Battle Phase at no cost.
However, Trap Jammer is weak even compared to Seven Tools of the Bandit, and its low cost doesn't outweigh its narrow activation timing.
Even if you reject the divine punishment, it is unlikely that it will take precedence over the notice.
It's not weak, but it's a card that won't be picked, so I feel like I should at least negate it and remove it.

It's not a monster that can SS under Saidra's conditions, but a monster that destroys a Spell Trap set by an NS trigger effect only when it succeeds in NS under the same conditions as Sydra's can SS.
It has a confusing card name, but it doesn't belong to the Phantom Beast because it's flicked by a horn.
Even though the conditions for self-SS from the hand are subtle, this effect is indeed severe. Normal Summon is possible, but even if you put it on the field outside the conditions, there is no work and ATK is about 1400.
If this is the case, even if it's an advanced monster that can't be Special Summoned, it can be summoned without release under the same conditions, and he can't do it unless his ATK is above Saidra.