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A general-purpose rank 8X that reacts arbitrarily to both the activation and activation of effects of her spell cards that are activated every turn without the need for X materials, and negates the effects. monster.
The card that negates the effect becomes the X material of this monster, so it is very effective against the activation of Continuous Spell and Field Spell effects.
His own ATK is high, and the attack induction effect using X material can prevent breakthrough by destroying other system monsters in battle, making it the perfect monster to supplement control.
It can be said that his deck is very high priority for his deck, which is able to get rank 8X and whose goal is to lay down the board by going first.

A warrior monster that serves as a buddy for the dungeon Worm used by the Labyrinth Brothers in the original kingdom edition.
In the OCG, both of them get along well and become Normal Monsters, and for some reason their ability values are almost the same.
It's a blessing or a misfortune that I couldn't just associate myself with someone I had nothing to do with, like Pumpking & "Castle of Dark Illusions".
In the remake, I would be happy if both the remake dungeon Worm and the monster effects that were aware of each other's existence were set.
In True DM, there is a special fusion pattern where 《✪ Beautiful Demon Master》is fused with 《Mooyan Curry》to transform into this monster. I can catch a glimpse.
Considering the background of the original work, let's stop talking about being Egyptian, not Indian.

The Link Monster was designed as the true trump card of the Infinitrack, but its material is a Link 3 monster that can use any X monster as material.
As a Link 3 monster, it has a very high ATK and strong resistance to monsters, but since it requires 3 X monsters as link materials, Special Summon from the EX Deck will always be in the EX Monster Zone or Link Monster. The rule at the time of its appearance was that it had to be the main monster zone to link to, and it was a fairly heavy monster that had to be cleared and lined up 3 X monsters on the field. Because of its weak point that it can be lightly twisted by a removal trap, it was considered to be a monster that could not be called a battle-class monster unless it was directly taken out of EX with a bush snake or the like.
However, in the 11th term, the rules regarding Special Summon from the EX Deck were revised, and with the appearance of Numeron, which can deploy 4 X monsters at once from a single Spell card, it will be re-evaluated.
In the Numeron Deck, when you pass the turn to your opponent, you can say that it has become an option with Link 4's Astram and Usa.

At the time of evaluation in June 2022, as a "monster with an effect that can Special Summon itself from the hand" in the modern environment, in exchange for the name Turn 1, it is already showing the aspect of the standard level. A level 5 monster that can self-SS from your hand even when it's on the field.
The days of relying on the situation of the opponent's field for things like fighting yourself, going to get ads, and self-SSing monsters that don't have the guts to stay in the field as system monsters from your hand are long gone.
There is no combat ability at all, and the only work that can be done on the field is battle destruction resistance once per turn, and it is not easy to naturally fulfill the activation conditions for the effect of self-reviving from GY, so basically It is mainly used as a material for the Special Summon of EX monsters by self-SS from the hand.
Material use/Special Summon This type of card doesn't tie the destination to his WATER, so it can be said that it is a monster that can play a certain role as a deployment card that doesn't spoil even if you draw it after a certain amount of expansion.
Considering that it is a monster used by Shark in the anime, and that it is mainly used as a material for Special Summon, and that it is most desirable to use it as an X material due to the disadvantages after self-revive, It would be even better if the level could be changed to 3 or 4.

A card that becomes a slow-acting resurrection card, including being a trap card.
Compared to similar cards, it has the advantage of being able to revive the opponent's girlfriend's GY monsters, not imposing any restrictions or disadvantages on the revived monsters or players, and being a Normal Trap, being strong against the opponent's removal effects.
Instead, it doesn't revive immediately, so it can't be used to trigger a chain and interfere when the opponent activates an effect that targets her GY monster.
No matter how you use it, it's still slow, but if you think about the timing of your resurrection, you want to activate it between your opponent's end phase and your draw phase as much as possible.

A Godova that can be used as a release cost regardless of the type of monster, but the number of removed cards has been reduced by one.
The fact that you can release any monster is definitely related to versatility, but unlike Godova, if you use it properly on your own turn, it will be a disadvantage, so considering that it is a good condition for the effect. It's hard to say.
It may sound selfish, but the general public is saying that most trap cards, regardless of their nature, should be able to be activated from your hand if their effects degrade existing cards. Yes it is.
However, it is difficult to adjust the balance, including the activation conditions, because it feels like it is just that if there are too many general-purpose cards “Trap cards from your hand”.

A Tuner Monster that appears at the beginning of an association game that starts with NS Sangan.
You can start a Hariradon move by splendidly circumventing the disadvantages imposed on the monster searched by 《Sangan》and the monster with the same name.
Until either Hari or Radon or Almira becomes a banned card, it will continue to have a certain demand as a borrowed development gimmick.

One of the earliest Link 3 monsters, a monster that can be Link Summoned with 2 or more monsters using completely free materials.
It is also the first Link Monster brought to the Machine, which has always been proactive in introducing new systems, and is one of the Link Summoning tutorial monsters that does not have monster effects like the S monster Gaianite.
However, its performance is unexpectedly formidable, and the general-purpose link 3 that can be created with 2 or more materials that do not face the opponent's link marker is an area still dominated by Unicorn, which is inferior to this monster in RBI, so it is a token with the same name. I think it can be said that this monster, which can be put out even from 3 bodies, has its own value.

One of the earliest S monsters, Goyo, who appeared immediately before Errata, is a nemesis and fateful monster.
Whether this monster is weak or Goyo was more buggy at the time, either way, if you can't make use of the fact that it's a "monster other than an Effect Monster", it's only because of the existence of Goyo that it was hardly used. is a fact.
It's unfortunate that not only the level, number of required materials, and restrictions, but also the race and attributes are the same. It was an S-monster.
In fact, it is also a monster that is designated as a fusion material, but since it lives in the EX Deck, it does not receive many benefits.

A card that used to be a general-purpose monster that transformed itself into Droso by its own effect, and was called "greedy car" because of its effect.
At that time, his EARTH monsters were very scarce in terms of the number of monsters with general-purpose effects, and when I was using Block Golems for Rock Metal Metabi, I used G as a general-purpose monster that did not interfere with the effects of Blogo. There was a time when I had it in my Deck.
Even now, being able to draw 2 by itself is quite powerful, but not only you but also other monsters can't SS during the turn you activate the effect. Due to its nature, it is very vulnerable to interference, and since it can only be used during the main phase 1, it cannot attack, and after the effect is activated, it is forced to move to the end phase, so you can use the cards you draw to develop or use Quick- It is basically not possible to lay down Play Spell or Trap cards.
Currently, the number of monsters with effects that can be activated from the opponent's hand during the opponent's turn has increased considerably, but I have the impression that it is a bit too demanding for 2 draws.
It's also amazing that you can draw 2 by yourself...

Excluding the "○○ different" and "○○ return" series, the remaining words such as "cover", "flutter", and "obey" are limited to "frog" monsters, which are naturally usable as source material. A new monster that hasn't appeared in a long time.
However, the effect has no connection or connection with Gael or his WATER, and is derived from the original words, and the content is also based on Othello, which is the same as his black and white appearance. It has a very addictive control change effect.
The danger of this monster being sent to the opponent because it cannot be used as a material for Special Summon is low, but the conditions for fulfilling the effect are quite difficult, and it is played aimlessly. Things don't go as planned.
Even if you want to use it as a low hit point monster that can be immediately sent to your opponent in the main phase, it must be in Defense Position and it cannot be activated unless a monster appears in the opponent's main monster zone, so it can also be used as a combo member. It will be limited.
I think it's an interesting card, but to be honest, I don't even want to do this with the rare new Frog monster.
Frogs (Frogs) already have monsters such as Swap Frog, Dupe Frog, and Ronintoadin in the main deck, so it's not the time to play around with them.

Seven tools that can be activated at no cost, although they are limited to trap cards that the opponent activates at specific timings.
This effect itself isn't weak, but since there are 7 tools, it's better to use 7 tools that can negate any trap card that is activated at any time rather than stingy with 1000 LP.
It can't be helped now that the seven tools are being compared to Counter Trap, which has similar effects such as "Wiretap" and reboots, bribes, and sentences.
What if there were effects such as setting one "jammer" Counter Trap from Deck GY, or setting up to two "jammer" Counter Traps with different card names...

It has a very high ATK as a general-purpose material and two-body material rank 3X monster, but every time a specific timing comes, you have to choose whether to remove your own X material or receive 2000 effect damage, and the X material If is 0, you choose to automatically take damage.
Furthermore, when the X material becomes 0, it becomes impossible to attack, so it becomes difficult to play a role other than a wall, and when this monster is on the field, you cannot perform any Special Summons, so treat it as a material for Special Summons. One of the Numbers that literally ruins the player who controls it, as it can't do anything, and the only thing left to do is continue to receive damage as a demerit.
However, due to its "Ido the Supreme Magical Force" nature, it is also possible to put it on the field without X materials by Bahasha or resurrection, and by sending it to the opponent, it is possible to impose a disadvantage on the opponent, such as braho and escape. Now that cards like Rage and Torrent are rarely used in the main game, depending on the opponent's deck and its construction, it is possible to block all developments and win with burn damage.
However, the existence of a drop of cards that wholesalers don't wholesale can be used as a cost for any card in your field, and the adoption rate as a flip card is very high.
With his deck aiming to win with this combo, you should always keep in mind the existence of a single drop, such as keeping monsters out of play and using rifts and macros to make it impossible to pay the cost.
In addition, opponents who use Skidre may not be effective against opponents who have his Tribute Summon monsters in his deck with one release, so it can be used as an attractor that should have been rotten in his hand. Note that you may end up creating a .

Combined with the high versatility of Sydra, which is an essential fusion material, and the high rate of adoption at the time, including Gudsta, and the fact that the EX Deck was infinite before the introduction of Synchro, the Machine's eternal winter with its appearance. A Machine that kills the Machine that is said to have brought about the
It can be said that its existence itself is one of the sins engraved in the history of OCG, it is a Machine-eating Fusion Monster.
After all, Sydra and one of its substitute monsters will not trigger any effects and ignore most resistances. However, since he can Special Summon himself, at the time it was said to be the ultimate bad move to pass the turn to the opponent while leaving Sydra and one or more Machines in play.
In 2022, there will also be a Continuous Spell called Clockwork Knight that can change all monsters in each other's field to Machine, and in a Deck that uses both Sidera and monsters that are treated as Sidera and Clockwork Knight, you will definitely have one. It can be said that it is a monster worth putting in the EX Deck.
The overwhelming advantage acquisition ability and high resistance penetration power when his Special Summon is determined by this method are so attractive.
Apart from Sydra, if you eat two or more of his machines on the field, his ATK will be over 3000, so it will be more than enough power as a hitter.
However, sending GY to Special Summon this monster is a summoning condition and a kind of cost, so if the monster cannot be sent to GY under the influence of a rift or macro, it cannot be eaten and sent to GY from the rule list. Note that it doesn't work on tokens that can't be used or machines that are Pendulum Monsters.

An advanced Ice Barrier monster that automatically becomes a Defense Position by NS trigger and gives all Ice Barrier monsters, including itself, destruction resistance against her Spell Trap with its own permanent effect.
It won't be destroyed by your own effects, so if you're using Torrent Funeral, you'll be able to benefit from it.
In an Ice Barrier that makes a formation with multiple monsters, you can make the board stronger by lining up with other Ice Barrier monsters, but the defensive range is too narrow now, except that you can't receive monster effects. However, depending on the opponent, it is not uncommon for there to be no Spell Trap in the Deck that can be received by this effect, so even though it is a high-level monster, it is difficult to participate in battle. be halved.