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A tuner who cuts the Beasts in his hand and can SS himself, and can make himself look bigger or smaller depending on the level of the discarded Beast monster, and can remain as he is.
Although its combat ability is low for a monster that can self-SS, it is a tuner and has no restrictions when used as a material after his Special Summon.
It would be even better if the discarded Beast could have some sort of GY effect.
It's a pity that Harifiber is banned, but it can't be helped because it can be said for all Tuner Monsters.

Once a card is born, it is rarely revised upwards even if it is revised downwards, and since it is a group of anime cards with special settings, it is difficult to increase the number of types, except for Pegasus and Carbuncle. In spite of the fact that you need all 7 types of Crystal Beasts to use the Ultimate Jewel God, it was a Crystal Beast that was in a lot of trouble when it came to monster performance, but in that case, add the Rainbow Dragon to the Crystal Beast. The forbidden 8th type of Crystal Beast born from the idea that it's fine.
Like a late-starting monster, it has two excellent effects that can be activated outside of the monster zone, and it has an effect that activates by excluding itself, so the reason why Turtle or Eagle doesn't try to restructure without letting go is that it has two excellent effects. I have a good impression.
Well, if you put out one, it seems like no matter how many you put out, it's the same thing.

A Continuous Spell that prevents Spirit Monsters from returning to your hand during the End Phase.
But returning a Spirit Monster to your hand isn't necessarily a downside, as his Equip Spell, the Mirror, which is even more versatile, can do the same.
Furthermore, you need a hand to maintain this card to keep spirits on the field.
Moreover, if it is destroyed or canceled, the spirits in the present place will disband all at once on the spot.
Regardless of the time, don't be fooled by such inferior products in this Reiwa era.

Without a Lightsworn name, he is Lightsworn's trump card monster.
If the conditions are met, he will be a monster with an ATK of 3000 that can be Special Summoned from his hand any number of times.
Due to its nature, Fliche bounce makes little sense, and it has an activation effect that can destroy all cards in the field other than itself as many times as the LP lasts, especially at that time when Goes and Trago were issued during the Battle Phase. Even if it was, it was excellent to be able to deal with them in the main phase 2 anyway.
At that time, the rule was that the activation effect could be activated at the timing of summoning or Special Summoning a monster, so there were limited ways to leave without using the effect, and it goes without saying how brutal the effect was.
Like Damned, this monster was so strong that it almost lost when it reached the point where it appeared on the battlefield, but now even a monster of this size has the appropriate power to stay at the strength of the theme. That's horrible.
However, if this monster was created now, it is not hard to imagine that his Special Summon by this method would have been restricted to the name Turn 1 or something.

An overseas-born fusion Gladiator Beast that can be selected at the same time in situations where Heraklinos, Andabatae, and Domitianos can be played.
Heraclinos, who has a recruitment number of 0, and Domitianos, who has a recruit number of 1, are two of the same rank as Andabatae.
Also, since it is not destroyed in battle and does not activate any effects on the opponent until the end of the damage streak, whether it attacks or is attacked, it is easier to connect with the Recruit effect at the end of the Battle Phase than Domitianos and Andabatae.
However, since the Friche effect during the battle step is normally eaten, there are many scenes where it is not much different from a monster with no effect after all, and the ATK is a little higher, and he becomes an Esedari with just one more Gladiator Beast. You can also lose it.
Also, almost the same thing can be done later with Link 2, in other words, Dragasith, which requires one less Gladiator Beast for him, which is also a factor in lowering the rating of this monster.
The theme of the Gladiator Beast has been changed by the editor to a style in which the fusion Gladiator Beast is produced directly from the EX Deck, and the priority of his Gladiator Beast, which only works during battle, has been significantly lowered, which is also a headwind.
Personally, let alone the performance, I can't say it well, but after all, the fusion sword specifies the name of the fusion material, and I prefer the monster whose design is based on his named Gladiator Beast. I feel.

He is the theme of the 5th season, and he is the Gladiator Beast that was brought to the last regular pack of the 5th season.
Best Lowry, which is an essential material, was originally a monster with a high priority among lower-level Gladiator Beasts, but with the appearance of this card, its position has been confirmed.
The effect is multiple removal by special summon trigger, so after getting rid of the monsters and set cards that are in the way, you can hit this monster's attack, split into two bodies, and exert the effect of each of her Gladiator Beasts.
This effect can be triggered even if he special summons from GY with "Monster Reborn" etc., and even though he can use 2 low-level Gladiator Beasts, he recruits 2 Gladiator Beasts, which is a teary-eyed performance.
As of the 5th term, Raquel + Murmillo increases the number of removals, Raquel + Darius & Gladiator Beast revived by Darius' effect connect to Heraclinos, and if there is nothing to do in particular, Raquel + Hoplomus is a wait-and-see feeling. However, from the 6th season onwards, with the addition of new members such as Equite and Retiary, the options for recruiting have increased.
Currently, in Andabatae and Edittle, he ignores the summoning conditions directly from the EX Deck and Special Summons him, and he is active as a monster that earns an advantage.
For Andabatae in particular, her effect triggers when she Special Summons, and it can be said that Edittle is a friend monster who can be her companion for Special Summoning.
Speaking of Fusion Monsters, the set monster can also be used as a material, but due to its excessive strength, in some areas at the time, the monster that was set was pretended to be the Best Lowry and was forcibly returned to the Deck without asking the opponent to confirm. Cheating was done, such as putting out a lever monster, but this is not a play that exploits the rules, it is just a normal foul, so please do not imitate it.

A type of Back Split Normal Spell that specializes in removing a single set Spell Trap, and the targeted card is chained.
In many situations, it will be an upward compatibility of Nobleman of Extermination, but at this time, it feels like a card that only destroys a set Spell Trap in the field with a 1:1 exchange with a Normal Spell is a bit of a problem.
Chaink Rose, which is a selling point, will also be canceled if another effect is bitten in between, so it is difficult to say that it can be destroyed safely.
It feels like it might be strong if it was one of the 2 or 3 effects that monsters have.

The Goyo Defender called out to you!
But no one came.
A tragic S monster whose activation conditions are at odds with the new rules.
After that, the rules of Special Summon from the EX Deck were relaxed, and it became possible to operate as before.
During that time, no matter what anyone said, it was fortunate for this monster that it was left untouched for three years without any errata.
Were you thinking about relaxing the rules to some extent from the beginning, as you quickly stopped setting mysterious movement effects that were created to resist the new rules of mobile bases?

Field Spells given to OCG themes of the 5th term are Alien's otherworldly space, The Six Samurai's Kajo, Gladiator Beast's Colosseum, and Lightsworn's Field Spells.
It has almost the same properties as the Colosseum, such as strengthening the hit point according to the movement of the theme and breaking resistance, and it feels like its performance is almost the same.
This is how the 5th OCG theme Field Spell should be, so it can't be helped, but even this is much better than otherworldly space and Kashiro, and the destruction resistance is much improved compared to Colosseum.

It looks nothing like the named fusion material Augustor, and is a slightly different fusion Gladiator Beast with a different race, and his ATK is considerably lower than that.
The anime card image also specified Augustor, so I don't think it was a mistake, but no matter how I think about it, I can only think that I mistook it for Sector...
However, as a result of specifying Augustor, Augustor became able to receive special summon support related to fusion, so it was a profitable form.
It becomes a Special Summon with a fairly heavy condition that requires three Gladiator Beasts, including one specified Gladiator Beast, and even if you put it into play in other ways, it will not have its own effect, but by clearing this The strength is that you can pull out Geysereth directly from the EX Deck and connect it to Edittle while ruining the field with its effect.
The required material, Augustor, has the effect of deploying his Gladiator Beast in his hand, and if you use GY's Gladiator Beast together with Darius, who can Special Summon, you can say that it is surprisingly easy to prepare materials.
However, Edittle can use Augustol's effect to Special Summon another Augustor or Noxius, so it's not always necessary to put this monster on the field. I think it's also possible to make it a card that can only be referenced from the EX Deck.
The Recruit effect can also be easily passed by destroying the field with the summoned Geysereth, but this monster cannot summon Heraclinos or Domitianos, and there is a clear high-ranking monster called Edittle, and this monster and the summoned Geysereth can do it. , The scene that needs to be activated is rare.
When it first appeared, the Special Summon rules from the EX Deck had just been changed, and some of the effects it had in the anime were cut off, so it received a poor review, but now that the rules have been changed, it can be seen enough. I think it became a card.

By the effect of Gladiator Beast, he can Special Summon 1 of her Gladiator Beasts from his hand, and he can Special Summon Gladiator Beast's highest class Winged Beast monster.
Unlike Darius, he is Special Summoned and his Gladiator Beast effects are effective, so the appearance of this monster has made it possible for his Gladiator Beasts in his hand to have monster effects.
If you draw it directly, it will be an accident cause that you have to use another Augustol effect, and it was necessary to have a Gladiator Beast that can be Special Summoned in your hand. However, since Andabatae is a named fusion material, it can benefit from its related effects, and it is suitable for gathering materials for monsters and Gladiator Beast-related Link Monsters to produce editorials. Therefore, it is a late-blooming monster that has established its position as a deployment member.
ATK is not particularly high as a top-level monster, but it can be said that it is a passing point as a monster of a deployment role.

His Fusion Monster in charge of suppressing, which has an effect that is on par with Heraclinos in Gladiator Beast.
Although it is the first aquatic race fusion Gladiator Beast, the attribute is DARK like many other fusion Gladiator Beasts such as Geysereth.
In contrast to Heraclinos, who negates Spell Trap, what we negate is a monster effect that activates in all areas, and although it is turn 1, it does not require a hand cost like Heraclinos.
Also, since it does not have the name Turn 1, it is effective to line up multiple monsters, and its ATK is higher than Heraclinos, and it also has attack guidance and recruit effects, so overall it can be said that it is a monster that is a better student than Heraclinos.
Since they are in a relationship that compensates for each other's weaknesses, if possible, I would like to arrange both of them at the same time.
It's quite heavy if you put it out straight, so it's mainly going to be pulled out directly from the EX Deck with an editor like over there.

Since his appearance, he has been one of the initial members who continue to support Gladiator Beast, and is the ace of the fusion Gladiator Beast with an ATK of 3000.
As long as his hand lasts, he can negate the activation of Spell Trap, and by setting up a tank in the back that negates the activation of monster effects, he forms a perfect counter formation.
However, if you put it out properly, you will lose 3 Gladiator Beasts including Raquel, and there will be no recruit effect after the battle, so if you do not put it out in a really tight situation, you will not be able to recover when it is processed. Since there weren't many scenes, I had to think carefully about whether or not to use this monster in the duel scenes in Seasons 5 and 6 as well.
Currently, with the effect of Edittor, it can be directly twisted from EX, and it is possible to choose Domitianos or put both on the battlefield to control the board.
This is a very good thing for him to be a Gladiator Beast, but it's a little disappointing that he doesn't even need Raquel, which was supposed to be a must-have material.

This monster that appeared as an additional warrior of the Exosister, or a member of the past, seems to have a sister pledge according to the settings?
You can SS from your hand with the photothru condition + α from the effect that activates, and you will recruit Eris, an Exosister with the same level as yourself. It has an effect that is clearly one-dimensional compared to the previous ones.
Despite this, he is a low-class monster that can be Normal Summoned, and his ATK is not 0, and since he activates in his hand, the second attacking side will have to hit γ or Bardek to completely harmless him, which is extremely annoying. .
You can't Special Summon anything other than an Exosister on the turn you use your own SS effect, and in many cases these restrictions should be a disadvantage of losing the choice of general-purpose monsters to be Special Summoned from the EX Deck, but you can make your own. I feel that such a disadvantage is almost meaningless in a theme designed to make the board stronger.
The second half of the effect also shrewdly removes the "depending on the opponent" part, making the effect much easier to activate than his previous Exosisters.
I love strong cards, partly because I'm obsessed with the words "single unit completion power" and "resistance penetration power."
I think it's fair to say that something new that doesn't fit in the deck isn't called new, and that's why expectations are high for subsequent cards without exception for each theme.
So, it's not necessary for the effects to be exactly the same, and rather, I'd like to see these cards distributed equally to each theme in the form of cards that are optimal for the movement of the theme.

His Genex tuner was born when DT was doing the crazy thing of "making new cards non-rare".
His role is to treat him as a Level 1 Genecon with his own card name copy ability, but since he is a level 1 Tuner of Dark Machines in the first place, he's pretty good, so even when he's used, the effects aren't that important in most cases. .
However, by activating 《Machine Duplication》targeting this monster, it is possible to deploy multiple copies of his Genex, including top-level Genex such as Solar Genex, from his deck, which is unique to this monster.