Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 1,936 to 1,950 of 2,697

Evidence that Yugi used Beasts in the early days. It can be seen that it was an Invoked-like glue.
Since the anime, monsters have changed to the line of buddies, and the number of familiar monsters has decreased dramatically, and these monsters are no longer used.

The source material is too minor. The original story is a work called Kyojin Gorg directed by Mr. Yoshikazu Yasuhiko of Gundam. You can't understand this!
By the way, the monster paired with Goggles is 《Dawnbreak Gardna》. When it comes to Yasuhiko-sensei's counterpart, Sunrise's guardian, it's the bald Tomino Yoshiyuki-sensei. Aiming too much.
I've always thought this, but the Yu-Gi-Oh staff are pretty old-fashioned otaku.

If Yu-Gi-Oh continues to inflate like this, you can afford a monster with 16,000 RBI, so go for it!

With the arrival of Kashtira things got a lot better. Since it doesn't say "Tribute Summon", you can drop the release in the verse and draw 1 without question. Let's connect it to rank 7 as it is.
Until then, Mausoleum of the Emperor and Precious Cards from Beyond turbo were considered candidates, but they were difficult to handle because their RBI was at an advanced level (laughs). Above all, he can't do Special Summon, which is out of the question.

No, this doesn't help! And a card that even the official retorted.
The point is that you can also use Special Summons other than Amazoness.
It looks like you can get the highest level in a combo with Al Mirage... If Fenrir or Pancra comes out from this card, it might be quite exciting. Since both Almirage and Pancra are Friche, it can cover Trap's slowness.

Unique effect. Drawlock can't be weak. Note that the effect of destroying him and sending him to GY cannot be negated.
Since it is the highest grade, it is difficult to get it out, but with the introduction of Kashtira, handling has improved considerably.

"I'm the best at using !"
《Grinder Golem》is such a good card that it is said to be a Helten Torch. Suicide attack on 《Grinder Golem》→Remove all Herten Deck monsters→《Necroface》×3, opponent can't draw and dies.
Coincidentally, 《Grinder Golem》was banned and the Helten Torch disappeared, making it quite unusable.

Even though the rulebook states that "every time you do" doesn't count the number of cards, for some reason this card's thoughtful design also counts the number of cards, resulting in an insane amount of recovery.
Once upon a time, it was a pretty sinful card that created a lot of regulation with a combo that healed a lot along with 《Necroface》and 《Inferno Tempest》.
In modern times, gimmicks such as Murakumo Daiza have increased, making it possible to recover even more. As expected, it's hard to shave off tens of thousands of LP, and it would be even better if there was a way to combine it with devifla or use a large amount of LP.

If the opponent's LP becomes half of your LP, you will die instantly. There are a lot of duelists who don't take care of their LP, so when it hits, it sticks.
Until now, it was difficult to handle because it was an advanced level, but it became possible to copy it with 《Masterflare Hyperion》, and the stability became higher. It has become a good card that can be pinned as a mine without specializing in one kill.
By the way, there was a time when it was semi-restricted, but this was because people were wary of combos with 《Necroface》and soul absorption to recover a large amount and kill in one kill. It didn't seem to really work.

A card that once went on a rampage with Devi Flawan Kill.
The LP cost was too heavy, so it was a big move that was only used once during the duel, and the longer the duel was, the more disadvantageous it was, so it was not regulated. However, by combining 《Necroface》and Soul Absorption, it became possible to cover 5000 LP in an instant, and since there is no turn 1 with the same name, the effect can be used many times as long as the cost is prepared. After that, Devifla's one-kill power dropped relatively and the number of cards that can be countered increased, so it was unlimited after the limit in the 8th term. 　
However, after deregulation, the role changed to a card that puts out 《The Last Warrior from Another Planet》, Extrio, and even Dragoon to take control in advance, and it becomes a restricted card again. Now that searches and recruits have become more stable than when it first appeared, its preemptive suppression performance is comparable to that of Vanity's Emptiness and imperial decrees, and it's a monster that's probably the subject of heated debate as it's banned now.
However, his LP cost is still heavy even in modern times, so there is still a risk that the Duelist himself will die easily if he carelessly. Devifla One-Kill is shot with 《Magic Cylinder》and I get one-killed, or I get hit by an ultimate dragon and get attacked by a standing Devifla in return and lose.

The twin demons have revived and returned.
It's a hand trigger that's been getting a lot of attention in recent years, and it's a nice effect if it hits, but in Yu-Gi-Oh, it's likely that handicap will be regulated in the future and there won't be many new cards, so it doesn't have a lot of potential in the future.
In the US version, demons have their horns broken for religious reasons, but these guys in particular are worth seeing because their figures are so tragic. This bald!

He's not the demon king of Ze*da, or the uncle who's jogging in a certain fighting game.
It has the effect of dorying monsters on the field, and it seems that it was used as the second, third and subsequent Demis when Demis was regulated. Note that since it's level 7, you can't use Advanced Ritual Art with Beetle Knight set Neo Bug.
More than anything else in modern times, he exposed the ugliness of being helpless to "Link" monsters, inviting the laughter of duelists.

On-site snake. It looks like they are pointing and rolling for some reason. It's also a site cat case to see a sneak peek and not see it.
It's rare for Cycle Flip Monster that he doesn't need Flip Summon, but that's it.

A card that can virtually suppress the opponent's effects. You can search from snow, and Dark World is a theme that makes it easy to increase your hand, so it's easy to use as a control.
Being able to discard cards during your opponent's turn is groundbreaking, but the drawback is that you can't choose which cards to discard. "Dragged Down into the Grave" and "Mind Crush" can be induced by keeping only the cards you want to discard in your hand first, but this card forces you to pull out at least 1/4 of the old age with the condition + cost. For this reason, rather than discarding cards from your hand, it might be better to use it as an obstruction that can be searched from Snow.
Grapha President Maji President who seems to be putting pressure on Raikou, but is effectively returning the other party.

In recent years, the number of effects triggered by GY has increased, so it's convenient to be able to discard cards while interfering with them. It's up to 3 cards, so it's nice to have at least 1 card in either of his GYs.
The bottom line effect is powerful, but it has the same conditions as the breakthrough skill. Well, if this effect can be used on the turn sent to his GY, it will be broken, so it's reasonable, but... Is it ideal to interfere with the opponent's turn and use the lower effect on the return turn?
It's strong, but I'm having trouble commenting. Would it be better to stick a pin and search with snow?