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A first-class student of the Gravekeeper category. Today's business trip personnel who have appeared here and there in the environment while their usage has changed with the times.
Of course, he was a recruiter exclusively for Gravekeeper, but he was able to call in cards with the same name, and he was able to support the front line with his high defensive power, so "Gravekeeper" was still at a stage where he was still lacking in strength, so he was a wall and Tribute personnel. Business trips here and there.
He was very popular in the GX era, but he was trampled by a Cyber Dragon, but even if he fell, he didn't wake up for free, and with the 2500 defensive power under the protection of Necrovalley, he was a genuine Gravekeeper, leaving behind a formidable success.
He continues to show his presence as a material even after taking advantage of the characteristic of level 4 DARK Spellcaster.
In the Synchro Xyz environment, it is quite amazing that there was room for adoption even though Flip Monster was already out of control because he could not keep up with the speed.
Now that Gravekeeper has changed completely, and there are more and more scenes where the monster set itself doesn't match his Gravekeeper's gimmick, let alone business trips, it can't be denied that he's not strong enough to serve as the main axis of Gravekeeper.
It doesn't change that he's an excellent recruiter, and he's still ranked number one in the defense ranking of Gravekeeper monsters, so it's not like he doesn't have enough weapons to adopt.

A representative of the ancient Friche removal.
It was almost certainly used in his Good Stuff lineage decks, and was often used to fill the surplus slots in his category-focused decks.
At the beginning of its release, the weight of punch removal was high from the point of view of the ad, and attention was not focused on this card, which is a basic ad loss, but monsters like Damned will finish their work when they get priority. The value rises as it permeates. At the time, it was a card that could break the imperial order, and it was one that I couldn't let go of, partly due to its ability to withstand the main introduction.
In addition, since it was a model solution for how to deal with cards in the hand, the usage of adopting sharp cards and allocating them to the cost if they spoiled was sloppy, and the achievement that threw a stone into the construction theory of the time, which was strongly oriented toward stability, cannot be ignored.
Now, because the destruction resistance is so rampant, it's just a card that hinders development while discarding cards from the hand.
Performance itself is not bad at all. It's just that the weight of the text "destroy" has become much lighter than it was then.

Cyclone finally has upward compatibility! ?
There is no such thing as a sweet story, and the usability of the Normal Spell, which is tied to the target, has fallen considerably. Compared to the Cyclone mutually compatible group, as mentioned above, it is a long-term battle-oriented that can take advantage at the cost of poor usability.
The impact of losing End Cycle is great, and it is difficult to play an active role in an environment where Friche Trap is rampant for normal use. However, since it can also destroy its own cards, it can also be used as a destruction trigger.

Iromono category Alien is the reason why it is holding out in the environment.
He is a new Alien ace with a ridiculous number called ATK 2600 at level 5 with the effect of removal. It's so strong that I still see it today.
Anyway, the Spell Trap bounce is powerful enough to make a living, but the accompanying all-purpose removal is too gorgeous to be called a bonus. Both effects can be activated at any time during the main phase, so after completing a task, you can become a material and pass the baton. Since it is not limited to 1 turn, it is possible to refill if you reissue it. He even plays a dirty role by using RBI as a weapon to interfere with a no-guard opponent who smells of kina.
The fact that he was allowed to have such performance in the early days of Synchronization was not due to his Alien subtlety, but rather to risk management that tightly bound the materials, and the ammonite set, which is cramped for a business trip set, erodes the environment. It was one of the reasons for coexistence.
Why, why couldn't DDB share even a little of that concern? 　

What is written is a strong system card.
GY It's a dream come true for a pure Valje, a heavy control deck that requires both fertilizing and holding cards.
Due to the cost, it is not only difficult to use for business trips, but also for mixed types, so it is mostly used in pure Valje construction, but contrary to the strength of the text, it is extremely difficult to maximize its potential.
Because of the slow speed of the deck, Valje had to lay down his Trap quickly and be prepared to withstand the opponent's onslaught, and the reality was that he didn't have room to hold any cards in his hand. Regardless of the initial move, it's a cruel story to say that you should avoid the situation where you don't have any cards in your hand when playing the top deck after the middle stage. With Opabinia, various problems can be solved, but conversely, it is difficult to use to land Opabinia, and it is still a source of trouble. I can see the cards in the deck, but I don't know which card to draw next.

Chop Neos to end the world.
A representative trump card in the Neos Deck because it can shoot 《Final Destiny》with 2 to 3 resources. Another, Mask, Prismer, etc. have some means to knock down, and as a means of resetting, they are easy to handle.
Now, when the deployment power is different from what it was back then, it's a pretty tough situation when you allow your opponent to develop enough to get an ad by playing with this card, and it's extremely doubtful that the next turn will come around, so the evaluation drops one step. .
It's not uncommon for Spell Trap to always have an exit effect, and the number of cases where the range is an enemy has increased, and usability has not improved much.
Overall, it has high performance, but it is a card that has the problem of being a special move card that has no use.

In the anime, the numbers used by Zako in the early stages.
Let's repeat, the numbers used by Zako in the early stages.
Ma-Konami must have been still fumbling about the capabilities of the X monsters. However, it seems that he did not think about how dangerous the combination of the residual effect and the activation prohibition was. That being said, it wasn't as if the environment had been repainted immediately after being printed, and when Synchro Support was diverted at the time, it was mainly developed at level 3 or lower, so it was unexpectedly heavy and troublesome to say Rank 4 with 3 materials. It was a seasoned plum to say that the performance was commensurate.
However, in order to make the X summons, which were generally inadequate, able to compete with the S summons, and more specifically, in order to sell a lot of ZEXAL packs to duelists, Hope's rank 4 was reinforced, but this was not good. rice field.
There are plenty of ways to line up level 4s, and it reigns as the end point of deployment when rank 4 categories such as Star Seraph begin to dominate the environment. Duelists who took the second attack were forced to fight with the most infuriating cripple.
However, since there is only one type of activation prohibition, it is not impossible to break the control by incorporating monsters, spells, and traps in a well-balanced manner, and there is also a light aspect that normalizes the construction theory that was inclined to overemphasize monsters. I understand your frustration, but if you're a duelist, you should do everything in your power to resent Heaven. Are there two side by side? I don't know, it's out of my jurisdiction.
Now that it's banned, it's a shame.

A great supporting role in the shadow of Kusaba, who was strong in the past.
In the past, removal by battle destruction was the mainstream, and even just laying down properly exerted enough pressure. His ability to deal with 《Recurring Nightmare》is also a strength, and he showed a tenacity beyond his appearance in a simple process of salvaging and laying down. Spell/Trap was also evaluated as an all-purpose removal with the help of the construction situation at the time when it was often incorporated in a well-balanced manner.
As expected, the conditions are too passive now, so it can't be expected to function as a defensive card, but in addition to being blessed with the highest level of stats at the racial attribute level, it's hard to interfere because it's activated during a plain damage streak. In addition, there is also an environment where there is a tailwind, albeit weak, such as the fact that the number of system aces has increased, making suicide bombings cheaper.
Both anime and OCG monsters are a valuable teaching material that explains in an easy-to-understand manner the common sense for Yu-Gi-Oh, who says that he speaks from GY.

The design clearly shows its role as a deterrent to the first-mover advantage.
A very obvious effect of mass destruction compared to cards with the same role.
Face-down cards don't count, so if you have a heavy draw-go type control deck, you can use it from the main deck, but if it's a one-sided reset, you'll have to turn it over from there, so when you go after the second game, you can use it from the side. Is it safe to hit it?
Basically, it can only be used in the first move, and since it doesn't have the right to "deploy until the counter is thrown out, and if you throw it out, immediately throw it away", which was possible with Raigeki, Sambol is actually clear as an ability to break the preemptive control. inferior to It's harder here than not being able to crack the defense.
On the contrary, we have the option to go for the one that the other party wants to keep, so we are superior to the force of threat that forcibly pulls out the interference. If you pass, let's get drunk with victory.

A friend of antiques that has been re-evaluated with the times.
At that time, the advantage of one card was relatively large, and the summoning right was not something you wanted to spend your hand on. Even if it is adopted in the Tribute Summon axis, the wall of the rival horse Devil's Sanctuary is thick.
The compatibility with Gadget also attracted a little attention, but it was replaced by the more explosive "Chain Summoning" and remained in a delicate position.
The point where this card shines is that it can unconditionally increase the number of “summons”.
Since the dawn of Yu-Gi-Oh, summoning has always been essential for the first move, and perhaps for that reason, there are overwhelmingly few obstacles to summoning compared to his Special Summon. The last bastion of Yu-Gi-Oh's conscience that Aldek doesn't touch. Even at that time, it was evaluated to a certain extent as a means of deploying under the influence of oppression.
It can be said that it is a unique existence in this one point that slips through most metas that can be deployed without the activation of Special Summons and monster effects. This card itself is (ry.

A suppression-type general-purpose S monster that sacrifices durability to increase suppression power.
However, the reflection of my predecessors has been fully utilized, and I have prepared a chance to take advantage of it.
It is basically a self-contained cycle of no-cost all-purpose destruction, suppressing the field with counters, reusing materials by reviving, and reloading effects to gain a Morimori advantage.
However, there is a gap in its reloading, and it is possible to stop the cycle by targeting the procurement of materials that are not enough for resurrection alone. In other words, the means to interfere with normal Synchro deployment works as it is. However, it is a masterpiece in that the material is loose and once it starts to turn, it can not be touched anymore, so if it can not be dealt with immediately, it will be over.

A Quick-Play Spell that can revive and return, a card with tremendous power written on it.
In fact, you can interfere with your opponent's turn with Level 8 Bearc, and it still works even after you lose his GY card with Big Dipper.
However, since Bearalk S monsters cannot be revived, it lacks explosive power, and because it is not good at GY fertilization, its performance as a starting point is greatly inferior.
For Ursarctic, where early embarrassment can be deadly, this problem is a source of thorns, and even though it is a strong card, there is room for thought.

One of the proponents of "GY is a resource". I also bit one piece in the low speed environment of the GX period.
It was normal for him to drop it with a pinpoint at the end or a dead end, but he was also pinned to a large amount of GY fertilizer decks like Rylo Chaos instead of amulets.
At that time, I was able to plan for even more stubborn use by using it again for burial, but now I don't have time to do such leisurely things, and even if I use it, the Electromagnetic Turtle wall is thick.
Here I would like to pay attention to the fact that the risk of stacking multiple is small, and the extremely excellent racial attribute called DARK Warrior.

A Gemini Monster that had an ATK that was only 50 short of Monarch, which was major at the time, was adjusted like a harassment.
That being said, he didn't have a place at all because it was the highest RBI he could get out of hatching. As for him, as a Dual, Doom Shaman and Hellkaiser, which were both released at the same time, functioned effectively as upward compatibility, so that turn was light.
Later, as his normal monster support and dual support increased, his uses increased significantly, but at that time he already had 《Gigaplant》, so he had almost no value as a dual.
It's fair to say that his recent dual enhancements have completely overcome the weight of an advanced dual, but on the contrary, this time around, it's hard to find the advantage of using his incomplete ATK for all-out attacks. The position is tough, combined with the trend that passing a turn with monsters lined up is not a small risk.

Slightly off report that Danger!
Danger!
The second body can also target your own monsters, so it can be used for self-bounce, but if you need to collect resources from the field in an unoccupied area that boasts Yu-Gi-Oh! tag.
The latter recovery effect can be used as a trigger to throw away Danger! A little unreliable.
This unmatched feeling is a survey report of a world that is truly unknown.