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A monster with a number of 7, which is the highest stat for a lesser Arcana Force among the numbers from 0 to 7 to which lesser Arcana Forces belong.
It exerts a so-called goyo effect that revives monsters destroyed in battle by the effect of upright position.
The stolen monsters can be put into play even in the attack position, so they can immediately participate in the battle in the same battle phase, but with this ATK, the number of monsters that can be stolen is limited, so some kind of battle support effect is indispensable. In that case, it would be good to copy this effect with 《Arcana Call》on Arcana Force with high ATK or above.
It would have been nice if the light barrier had the effect of increasing Arcana Force's offense and defense by 500, but hey, does that mean that Emperor's upright effect should do it?
The reverse position effect moves to the opponent's field at the moment the coin is tossed tails, and there are ways to combine it with other effects, but basically it gives the opponent the material for his Special Summon. A complete disadvantage just to offer.
It will be necessary to operate on the premise that this demerit effect will never be applied by using light barriers.
To be honest, it would make me sigh to be told that this is the strongest low-level monster in the theme, but even with this, among the low-level Arcana Forces, the stats and effects are of course strong, and the illustrations aren't quite good either. I think.

It is an S-monster that was used by a guest character in the anime 5D's, and can be said to be the reason why S-monsters did not appear in WW (White Warriors).
A level 8 general-purpose Synchro Monster with two free materials, he has an ATK of 2800 and two types of burn effects, making it an average monster.
He's neither particularly strong, nor weak enough to talk about, and in terms of design, he's a very ordinary monster that feels like a Fiend.
However, it is extremely difficult to call yourself a general-purpose monster with this level of performance in the level 8 zone of S monsters, which is the Great Devil's Nest, and at least it will be difficult to prioritize it unless it is a construction that can make use of the race.
Despite having two types of burn effects, it's still painful that it doesn't have an effect that burns the opponent immediately after coming out on your turn.

In Season 2, there was a Field Spell that increased his ATK by 500 and decreased his DEF by 400 for monsters of each attribute, but for some reason the reverse version appeared only in his EARTH.
It's a Field Spell that seems better to use as a permanent meta for the EARTH Deck than to use it for combos that make use of increasing or decreasing the attack and defense of your opponent's monsters.
However, although there are differences in card types, if you want to weaken all of your opponent's monsters, there is Clockwork Knight, which works regardless of your opponent's girlfriend's Deck, so it's difficult to prioritize.

The strongest fusion Neos, which is often said to be more god than God Neos.
Originally, his ATK is on par with the Ultimate Dragon, and his 3 effects that can be selected are extremely powerful, such as bouncing one of the 3 cards in the opponent's field to the entire deck.
In particular, his effect of returning all GY cards to the Deck became a hot topic as it instantly neutralized Venominaga, who has perfect resistance, without any substantial numerical consumption.
The fusion materials are getting heavier, but now there are support cards that can handle it, so if you feel like it, you can even send it on a business trip.

A level 4 S monster with a half-baked Deck death effect that triggered battle destruction that appeared in the anime 5D's, and a former Dark Synchro Monster in the OCG, which has double S material restrictions according to the development of the anime.
Putting aside the Deck Death effect, it has an effect that prevents the attacking opponent from being infinitely destroyed by battle and an effect that makes the attacking opponent have the same ATK as himself, so when attacking, most of the monsters are unilaterally destroyed by battle. My strength is that I can do it.
If you want to say, if this monster's girlfriend's ATK is the same as his attack target monster's ATK, it would be nice if the resistance penetration power increased further.
It's a very difficult constraint to clear if you're not conscious of it, but even if you put it directly out of the EX Deck, its strength doesn't change, so I think it's an S monster that's worth using more than Fitzgerald.

In the anime 5D's, not a single new S monster, including the Signer Dragon, appeared in his WATER, but the only one that appeared was Dark. He belongs to a special group of monsters called Synchro Monsters. I had this monster.
When I got to Zumwalt, I thought that the 6-attribute Dark Synchro Monsters with the same naming convention would appear in order, but...
The S material binding faithfully reproduces the development in the anime, but what comes out of it is the effect of limiting the activation of his Spell Trap when attacking, similar to the ancient machine, and the cost and conditions that activate when destroyed in battle. The self-resurrection effect is too lonely.
In particular, the self-revive effect is so heavy that I can't understand why it's so heavy even though it doesn't have the name Turn 1.
Compared to Zumwalt, which can destroy any high-scoring monster by itself, the performance difference can be said to be drastic.

A mysterious reptile monster born from an overseas card illustration contest.
The effect is powerful enough to fill 2 pieces of his WATER exclusive, but since the activation condition is a very uncool thing that triggers destruction in battle, it can't be used as an initial move when attacking first, and in most cases A monster that is considered a delicate card because it requires summoning rights.
It's a reasonable stat to set up a suicide attack, and it's not bad that it can't be hindered by Urara or Grave because the effect is activated with a damage step.
This area can be said to be an advantage and disadvantage common to monsters that have the effect of inducing battle destruction.

After the battle, he didn't bring the Gladiator Beast, but instead demanded one card from his hand.
It's nice to be able to get an advantage by destroying the back set cards when the Gladiator Beast's Special Summon succeeds, but I have to say that it's a very unsatisfying performance to go on a journey of no return.
After all, it was said that it was a risk and a gamble even to create Heraclinos using Gladiator Beast as material for the three of him.
Returning to the Deck can be taken to use the Special Summon trigger effect again, but at least I didn't need this disadvantage if I didn't bring anyone.
However, looking at the members of Gladiator Beast like this, I think Gladiator Beast Highlander seems to be having a lot of fun.

A monster that can convert used normal traps that have no other use in most decks into his own ATK.
By using this effect, his ATK will be 2200 even though he is a low class monster, but other than that there is no particular effect.
At the very least, I think it would have been better if his ATK kept rising, or if there was no limit on the number of times he could activate the effect, or at least he could activate it up to 3 times per turn.

A highly entertaining trap card that passes the effect of GY's Arcana Force to his Arcana Force on the field.
Most of Arcana Force's reverse effect, the reverse effect of a coin toss, is a disadvantage, but by bypassing the Fool's effect, you can temporarily turn it into a beneficial effect.
It is also possible to pass effects that cannot be fully utilized by monsters such as magicians and chariots whose ATK is not that high to superlative Arcana Force, and conversely, pass the effects of heavy superlative Arcana Force to light low-class Arcana Force. I think it's a good card that makes you feel like you can play with it in various ways.
Just to activate it, you have to consider the difficulty of using Arcana Force on both the field and GY, and in the right situation he needs Arcana Force.

A Trap card corresponding to the number 13 "Death" in the Tarot card, which has not yet had a corresponding Arcana Force.
With the upright effect, you can block his normal summons other than the opponent's set, but the judgment will be made during the opponent's standby phase, and if you get tails, your NS action will be restricted.
Whether or not it becomes an effective meta depends on the opponent, and the effect is uncertain.

A superlative monster whose effect is triggered by the opponent's Special Summon in the hand, and can be his Special Summon itself.
Cloudian Storm Dragon? It's not this monster!
Even on the first turn of the opponent's first attack, there is a certain strength as a monster that can be special summoned by him, but it is not the opponent's but the two monster zones that are filled.
If it was the opponent's side to fill it, it would have restricted the deployment, but hey, for the opponent, this monster is not much different from a monster with no effect.
If you're not good at it, there are times when you'll end up giving a role to his normal spell, which can't be used on the first turn to take control, and it's not uncommon to end up just preparing a target for an effect that targets monsters on the field. hey.
If you survive safely, you can use it for various releases and materials for his Special Summon on the return turn, but be aware that the two monster zones are filled.

It is a draw source that is often used with 《Into the Void》etc. in decks where you dig the deck with all your strength and inflate the hand to the limit and set the first kill.
For the library, it is a card that can prevent the activation of his spell cards while increasing the number of cards in his hand, and the Takemitsu Equip Spell required to activate is also his Equip Spell card, so it is easy to put into play.

Counter Trap captures and destroys any type of dice roll effect at no cost.
However, with such a narrow defensive range, you won't feel like using it unless you can activate it from your hand, remove it instead of destroying it, return it to the Deck, draw one card after destroying it, and so on.
Whether or not to use even if the main strength of his Deck, which is the top of the environment, is occupied by cards that activate effects by rolling dice...

Simorgh's related monster, commonly known as Sisorgh, who appeared as a buddy for Wind Effigy, which had no role.
As a result, 《Wind Effigy》is a monster that supports Tribute Summons of Normal Monsters, and at the same time, it has the ability to Tribute Summon Effect Monsters.
ATK exceeds the standard value of 2800, which is the standard value for the highest class monster, and the effect is a powerful one that can produce multiple bounce effects when only WIND monsters are released, but its weight is a flaw in the ball, and many It was a reality that the riser was enough in the scene.
Simorgh then themed it as a theme specifically for his Tribute Summon, giving the monster it's membership a unique strength, as well as a release mitigation effect that hadn't played much before. A use was born.