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A monster with a number of 14, which is the best offense and defense as a high-ranking Arcana Force among those with numbers 8 to 14 that belong to a high-ranking Arcana Force.
It has stable offense and defense, and regardless of the result of a coin toss, it does not affect your numerical advantage, so you can put it on the battlefield and make it fight, but its main role is to reduce the battles damage that is activated in your hand to 0.
It can be activated even if you start a battle yourself, and the activation timing is the same as Kuriboh, which can be activated during damage calculation. It can also parry incoming battles damage.
However, it can only be blocked once during the damage calculation, and although there are some differences in its nature, compared to 《Swift Scarecrow》and 《Battle Fader》, which can parry the whole thing, it pales in comparison to being a high-class monster. big.
Overall, I can't deny that she's a monster that's in the middle of both Arcana Force and hand triggers.

It was her first Arcana Force-related new card in a long time, but it was only 1 slot and not a Monster.
As for the effect, the randomness of the coin toss is included in what you would normally want to do with a Normal Spell with a normal theme, and the disadvantage of removing it is too terrible.
There is also a follow-up that you can choose the effect if the light barrier appears, and since the disadvantage is large, the search target is not limited to Arcana Force, but it is expanded to all cards that have the effect of tossing a coin. Even if it was narrow, it would have been more appreciated if the effect was stronger for the specialization.
With the GY effect, you can summon her Arcana Force from your hand separately from the Normal Summon once per turn, but that itself doesn't give you a numerical advantage, and the current Arcana Force is just that much. It's not a situation that you can manage.

A Field Spell that can decide the fate of the Arcana Forces.
Since the negate judgment is every standby phase, it is excellent to be able to ensure the effect obtained at least on the turn it is activated.
Especially in the world, if you can make sure that moment only, it doesn't matter after that, so naturally with the Arcana Force Deck, even a deck that is super specialized for the world that only uses Arcana Force will definitely have a turn skip effect. You will definitely be hired to get it.
If you don't support it with external effects like this, you won't be able to get the effect you want, and the effect isn't strong at all. There is no help for what has been born.
When re-enhancing, I would like to have at least a dedicated searcher for this card that can be activated by discarding it from the hand, of course, either High Priestess or Hierophant, the remaining lower Arcana Forces.

Normal Summon An Arcana Force with the number 21 that has the highest status and reigns at the top of the numbers 15 to 21 to which the highest possible Arcana Forces belong.
A superlative Fairy monster with over 3000 ATK that can be Normal Summoned in the Main Deck and has no Special Summon limit, and is the ace of Arcana Force.
It's hard to believe that the upright effect is to send 2 monsters from your field to her GY during your end phase, skipping the next opponent's turn entirely.
Monsters sent to GY are not specified and can be sent to her GY themselves, and once the turn-skip organization is completed, the means to counter them are extremely limited.
Nowadays, even if this monster is put out first, you can resist with a lot of hand triggers, but if the effect was not random, it would never have happened, and even that is activated. The turn can be assisted by a light barrier that can ensure the outcome of a coin toss, so I think it can be said that it is an effect that should not be allowed as an effect set on an EX monster.
In the current card pool, he is almost always a super-specialized deck for this monster or the Dark Ruler rather than an Arcana Force Deck. The impression is that it continues to be treated as a limiter for Force.

If all goes according to plan, there will be a total of 7 bodies, and as of 2022, there will only be 2 bodies in the OCG, including this monster. A monster with 18 numbers.
Personally, I feel that he has the best design among Arcana Force monsters, and I really like this card.
Well, I like superlative monsters with ATK 2800 in the first place, so this is a serious Throat Strike!
The effect is to generate a token that can be used for anything in the upright position on your field, and in the reverse position, you can use any one of the monsters in your field, including yourself. to pass.
Tokens are generated during your Standby Phase, and monsters are sent during your End Phase. Including the fact that it is uncertain whether the effect will be obtained, various ingenuity and hardships are required to make use of the effect.
The reverse position effect, which is designed as a disadvantage, can be considered good that it is not processed immediately, but as long as you use this monster, even the effect that gives this opponent an advantage can be used for something. It will be a major premise to do so.

His Arcana Force with the number 0, which is the true first move of Arcana Force, and a lower Arcana Force that also has effects that can be activated without relying on a coin toss.
At that time, he was an excellent monster that could be normal summoned, and was only seen in a small number of monsters such as the ghosts and Mash, so he was the third rank after them. gain popularity as a wall monster of
Unlike Mash, his ATK is 0, so it is difficult to play a role above the wall, and if summoned in the Attack Position, there is a disadvantage that it cannot be used in his Defense Position due to its own effect, but this makes it possible to send Sand to the opponent. It was also used as a bag role.
In the summon trigger coin toss, the reverse position effect can be used to gain substantial resistance to the effect that targets the opponent, and the upright position effect is also a big disadvantage just by increasing resistance to the effect that targets your own. Since it is rare, it can be said that it is undoubtedly an excellent category among the low-class Arcana Forces that have been released into the world as of 2022.

His Lightsworn reanimator, featuring a spinning stance reminiscent of a Chaos Sorcerer.
There is no name turn 1, there is no cost to discard cards, monsters with the same name can be revived, and there are no restrictions or disadvantages after activation.
However, he only has 1000 ATK, and he wasn't able to use materials for Special Summon as freely as he is now. prize.

Among his early Gladiator Beasts, he is the only Reptile low-level Gladiator Beast that has the most mixed opinions.
As with the other characters, he has the effect of bringing his Gladiator Beast from the Deck by fighting, but he does not return himself to his Deck, because he has two Gladiator Beasts to bring. , It is an effect suitable for putting out a fusion sword of three materials.
On the other hand, his stats are low, and this recruiting effect will not activate unless he is Special Summoned by another of his Gladiator Beast effects, so other effects are indispensable and it takes a lot of work.
It used to be worth doing that, but with his current Gladiator Beast arsenal, it's hard to prioritize.
Even so, the essential material for Andabatae is not this monster, but Augustur, isn't it?
Even in the anime, this monster was included as one of the materials, and when Andabatae appeared in the anime, I thought it was Reptile's Gladiator Beast, just by looking at it.

A monster famous for having the exact same card name, same motif, and same duelist monster in the manga version of GX.
The OCG has accommodated Karasu Tengu, but I wonder what will happen here?
As of 2022, it is one of the few low-level roids with effects related to roids, but this card does not support them, it is only a condition for activating its own effect.
And it is too strict to remove a single target of his Spell Trap, which has a slow-acting effect that fulfills the further activation conditions, and despite such specifications, his ATK is low, direct attack effect and combat destruction resistance neither.
Since it says "battle" instead of "attack", it seems that the opponent's attack will have an effect, and if you read the text carefully, the effect will only be activated at the end of your turn's battle phase.
I wish monsters like Drillroid and Gyroids would at least work alone.
It's hard to find a better value than being the fusion material named Stealth Union.

The Six Samurai's draw sauce that feels like you can put it on the counter and use it immediately.
Since there is going to be some kind of development anyway, it's too good value for money to be able to draw 2 cards just by putting it aside.
If you can extend the development further with the cards you draw, or if you can solidify the board surface with interference traps, there is nothing to say.
Since it doesn't even have the name "Turn 1", it can be used like a greedy vase even with the current The Six Samurai Deck.

Instead of needing E or N to return it to the Deck, it became possible to call N or E of higher grade or higher (A Hero Lives).
In contrast to Alive, which can be activated from a single card in a clean field in exchange for a heavy LP cost, this consumes two cards and requires a pair with a specific monster to be returned to the Deck. In terms of points, it is very inferior to the first move card, but this has the strong point that it can be searched with the Spirit of Neos because the name of a specific E monster called Neos is included in the text.
There are advantages and disadvantages to Alive, but there is no doubt that this is also an excellent first move in E, just like that one.

His only non-EARTH G Golem monster, a Link 2 monster that can be played with 2 Cyberse.
During the main phase of each own turn, GY's EARTH Link Monster is revived at the link destination, and at that time, a counter is placed on itself, and depending on the number of counters, the ATK of the linked EARTH Link Monster is increased, and furthermore, it is nullified. You can give an additional offensive effect of attacking twice and penetrating.
There are no restrictions on revived monsters, especially since monster effects are not negate, so reviving Menhirs will allow you to line up monsters in a chain.
That's why it's basically a type of monster that stays on the field and exerts its power, but the problem is that he has 0 ATK, and he can't be destroyed in battle, can't be attacked, and has 0 battles damage resistance. but nothing.
Only when you can decide, there is no special summon restriction after the effect is activated, so you can connect yourself and his revived Link Monster to Link 3 or higher monsters, and mutually link dolmens and trilithons that have the effect of directing attacks to yourself. I would like to operate it as an opponent.
Recently, Gigantic, who can be X Summoned with 2 Link 2 monsters, is also an ace of Spright, so it's also suitable for arranging materials for that.

Before I knew it, he had become obsessed with birds. He first appeared in Gladiator Beast. He was his Gladiator Beast from Winged Beast.
Since the unique effect of Gladiator Beast's Special Summon is to destroy one Spell Trap card, the priority of the Gladiator Beast's ad collector was originally high, but Geysereth was the one. By naming this card as a fusion material, it has established an immovable position.
Due to Geysereth's Special Summon method, the removal effect when Special Summon succeeds, and the strength of the Recruit effect after the battle, this monster, which is an essential material for it, became a limited card for a while. So much so that Prismer & Alive was even taken to wriggle out of the EX Deck.
It's a typical example of an already strong card with a stronger card, how did Hoplomus, who was given Sparticus, and Decaery, who was given Alexander, feel?

A level 3 shark used by Shark in the very early days of the anime Zexal, he is a minor fish monster with an ATK of 1800.
In the case of this monster, not only the effects that were reconfigured according to the surroundings in the OCG, but the effects that were originally in the anime and were taken up in the OCG were useful, so it's extremely regrettable.
At level 3, which surpasses even the Normal Monster "Jerry Beans Man", the price of ATK 1800 must have been so great, I can't find the words to say anymore...

At that time, most of them had ATK of 2000 or more, and among the rank 4X monsters that had effects suitable for his Deck of beatdown systems such as battle destruction trigger effects, special skills that stood out along with chains. General-purpose rank 4X with 2 free materials.
The combination of rare races and attributes and the fact that they are monsters docked with terminal themes are also the same as chains.
The most notable thing about this monster is that it can be put into the EX Deck, and it can be said to be Petite Greedy. , By X summoning this monster in the relay, you will be able to return them to the mountain and deploy them again with your own effect.
In particular, it has an effect that does not have the name Turn 1, and it is very compatible with monsters that can be Special Summoned any number of times using a special method, and it is also highly compatible with people who can be X Summoned repeatedly.
With the introduction of Link Summoning, it is also great that any monster on the field, including this monster, can be used as material for her Special Summon and sent to her GY.