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A trap card that blows up a monster recruited by your opponent and allows you to draw 1 more.
As usual, it can't be activated for a damage step, and the SS triggering effects of recruited monsters can't be stopped, but if the opponent uses 1 or more cards to recruit, it's an advantage for us.
The range is strong but narrow.
There is no doubt that the Special Summon itself from Deck is the strongest initial deployment that does not require preliminary preparation.

A Counter Trap that specializes only in SS triggered monster effects.
I have the impression that being cost-free does not win over the narrow range of response, and warnings and notifications that cover a wider range are easier to use, even if the cost is necessary.
If this is a triggered instant effect on a monster, it's pretty strong, but if it's a Trap card that doesn't belong to the theme, even Counter Trap won't work.
I could have differentiated if I at least set it to negate and exclude it or return it to Deck.

In the anime 5D's, the strongest phony trap card at the time, used by Crow, who used his Blackwing, which was the strongest among the many themes at the time.
Once passed, it will not be canceled during the turn by being removed as mentioned, and even Counter Trap can be disabled because only the effect is negated when the effect is processed.
It was popular at the time due to its ease of use, as if you chained it to your opponent's Normal Trap and activated it, it would at least be an equivalent exchange.
Currently, it can be activated from the hand, and there is a powerful competitor called Reboot that is not chained to the effect of Spell Speed 2, but this one is overwhelmingly easy to use with no cost and no risk. There is no change in the fact that it is a very unpleasant card if used.
It might be a shame for this card that the decree became a banned card.

A plant monster used by Aki in Yu-Gi-Oh!
It features a continuous attack effect that changes the attack name depending on how many times it is attacked, with voices recorded not only in animation but also in TF.
From the nature of increasing the number of attacks by referring to the number of plants on the opponent's field, we can see that it is a monster that is based on combos using the effects of race manipulation and token sending that appeared at the same time. , somehow even his Special Summon is limited.
As a result, the advantage of being a Plant is almost eliminated, so it is extremely difficult to operate considering it is a high-level monster.
Due to the specifications of the effect, even if the opponent's monsters are reduced by some effect after entering the battle step, the increased number of attacks can be maintained, but otherwise the increased number of attacks must be used to attack the opponent's Plant first. , Unless it has a penetration effect, it is not suitable for taking LP, and the burn effect induced by destroying the plant held as if to compensate for it is not suitable for about 300 damage per body. do not have.
It's a relief that in the current card pool, it's easy to search for witches.

A plant tuner with a system monster-like element that imposes a limit on the number of times his spell trap card can be activated in one turn only for the opponent player.
The effect itself is quite strong, but it's not an effect that low-level tuners who don't have such high stats should have, but rather a waste of treasure.
The place where it becomes an accessory and tuner for suppression, and the place where you can make the most of the advantage of the race.
If you think of it as a Spell Trap deterrence version of Midrash, I think it's an effect that an EX monster of that size should have.

One of the 1st Army Morphtronic at the time that gets the unconditional 《Double Attack》effect when in Attack Position.
You can increase her ATK with Radion or his Equip Spell or Limi, or you can make her killer even more aggressive by allowing her to attack directly with Bowdon.
Conversely, without the support of those cards, it is a low-stat monster that can attack twice, so if you draw it directly in your first hand, it will become an unreliable monster.
In that respect, it is fortunate that the effect at the time of Defense Position is a relatively versatile effect that parries a battle for one time that can be activated even by itself.
Even so, the effect of Defense Position is still a decoration after all, and the aim is to cut down the opponent's LP with only his Morphtronic in the main deck, while being prepared for a certain amount of vulnerability to accidents and interference. It can be said that his Morphtronic can show its true value in 1 kill construction.

Every time a Plant tuner comes into play, he's a non-tuner his Plant that springs out of GY.
You can S-summon the self-revived self and its tuner, but since it only responds to NS, it is necessary to consume the summoning right, and basically you can only use the effect once per turn, which is pretty cool. , Even if you self-revive according to the NS of Plant Tuner, a low-level monster whose NS is easy due to its low level, you won't be able to produce a great S monster with just those two.
Well, that's why it doesn't have a name, turn 1, or a removal when it leaves the field.
Considering the time it takes to effectively send him to GY, I don't think it's worth it. I still want it.

Quickly remove up to 2 of his GY's Psychic monsters in one turn, increase his own ATK a little bit, and his ATK rises just like that. .
More than 8 years have passed since the last evaluation on this site until this new evaluation.
If you use the effect twice, its ATK will be 2500, so it's not a high ATK, but it's not bad for an ATK that kills system monsters without special summon, and it's excluded in his Psychic Deck, which is an exclusion axis. Also good for earning his Psychic number done.
What I'm doing is extremely plain, and without Psychic in GY, I can't do my job anyway, and although I can earn an exclusion advantage, excluding that, I just roll monsters that are not as good as the highest-level monsters on the field. I don't want to use the right to summon in such a situation, but its function is certainly solid, and since it appeared at the start of the 6th season, a card of the main deck that can be said to be a new 1st army monster has appeared. In Psychic at the time when it wasn't there, it could be said that it was strong enough to be said to be equivalent to that.

A disappointing monster that seems to have no reason to exist other than being his only Level 9 Superheavy Samurai S monster.
In addition to the same effect as his other Superheavy Samurai S monsters that can attack while in Defense Position, even though it only has the effect of increasing his ATK, which is his own defense power, there are two conditions for that. It has become completely unsuitable for it.
Even though he's dependent on his opponent, he's pretty weak, but neither his original defensive power nor the increased value from his effects are that high.
It is no exaggeration to say that he is a monster that came out only to fill the level 9 zone of Superheavy Samurai S, partly because of the balance with Tama C.

The Attack Position effect allows all of his Morphtronic to attack directly, and is essential for Morphtronic to overwhelm opponents with only monsters in the main deck.
Lined up with radioons and radiocassen, the height of the murderous intent to run over Goes while ignoring guns was so powerful that the speed unit was sentenced to death as it was.
His LP gain by direct attack is an effect that can be used even now because it can completely ignore monsters with super resistance, but it is worth noting that the risk of negating monster effects is extremely high.
It didn't get much better after that, but I think Morphtronic was definitely his deck at this point, as strong as Blackwing.

The last signer dragon that appeared in the anime 5D's, the S monster who was in charge of EARTH and also a tuner.
It has three effects, but none of them interfere with the board or lead to a numerical advantage, and to be honest, the effects are all about 5-6 points.
It is good that system monsters have their own resistance, but since the contents of the system are based on the local meta or combo premise of effect damage 0, even so, in order to demonstrate resistance to S materials, GY It is quite painful that there is also a designation for the type of card to be removed.
It is good to use it together with Hari Fiber and Battle Tuned by taking advantage of its high RBI S Tuner, but since its level is too high, it is not suitable as a Tuner to use for S Summoning, making it a competitor. Since the S tuner has also increased considerably, it will be difficult to give priority to them.
In this area, there are more and more high-level S monsters of level 9 and above that are not bound by materials, so it is not possible to say this unconditionally, but in any case, this monster itself is particularly strong. I think it is difficult to overturn the evaluation that it is not written.

One of the few Rock monsters used by Yusei in the anime 5D's.
In an early game work, he would be a monster with an ATK of 1300 or more that could be created by fusing Rock and Warrior.
Due to his own battle destruction trigger effect, he can Special Summon 2 tokens without taking battles damage.
However, since it is designed not to be effective when destroyed by battle with an attack from an opponent's monster, you will have to use the effect with a suicide attack, and then you can use that token as a material for Special Summon during Main Phase 2. It means that you can not participate in the battle during that turn.
In addition to the specifications of the effect, ATK is unnecessarily high for the nature of the effect, and it sounds good to say that it can be used as a low-level attacker, but monsters with such effects are required to play the role of an attacker. The reality is that there is no such thing, and even more so if the attack from the opponent has no effect and the battle damage you receive becomes 0.
As a result, it has become a mixed card, and I feel like I should have improved the conditions for activating the effect or the status of the token even if I gave up the offense and defense.
Well, even so, he's a low-class monster, and if he has an ATK of 1800, he's at least usable...

In Japan, it is a regular pack of the 5th season, that is, a low-level Plant monster that blossomed as a pre-recorded card for the overseas version in the pack before the introduction of Synchro Summoning, and an eternal asset for Plant.
Until now, his FIRE, which was the furthest thing from Plants, gave birth to a lifelong army of monsters, and unless the collaboration within the theme is very strong, there is no reason not to use his Deck, which is based on Plants.
Releasing himself alone allows him to recruit any Special Summonable Plant from his deck, the release can also use other Plants than himself and does not have the name Turn 1.
At level 3, he has an ATK of 500 or less, which is very convenient for Debris, and when he landed in Japan with the Extra Pack, he had already introduced the Titanial and Synchro Summoning systems, and he seemed to be active in the blink of an eye. become.
If you release yourself, it will also penetrate Skidre, and by chaining to Veiler who came to target this monster and negate the effect first with Demoche, you will not be affected by Veiler's effect, and negate by Demoche will release itself. As a result, it is possible to use this monster's effect.
This monster plus Dandy, Spore, and Valve is a Plant 4-piece business trip set that is too famous among duelists who fought this generation.
I think it's a monster that can be said that if it was a domestic production after the 6th season, it definitely wouldn't have such specifications.
The limit regulation is moved quite frequently, and as of April 2022, it is semi-restricted, but will the day come when the restriction will be lifted?
Postscript: It has been lifted again with the limit regulation in July 2022.
It feels like a busy monster, but I think this is proof of the power of the card itself, and apart from that, the mainstream Deck is constantly changing.

A non-Morphtronic monster that supports Morphtronic and a Morphtronic exclusive hand trigger monster.
You can change the battle position of any number of his Morphtronics in your field by throwing them from your hand to his GY with a perfect flitch on each other's turn.
The activation conditions are super high quality as a hand trigger monster, but Morphtronic has almost no effects that lead to advantages in both offense and defense, and even if you put it in Defense Position during the opponent's turn, it will interfere and suppress it. The reality is that no matter how you use it, it won't end up being that strong.
If you want to use the effect of Defense Position, you just need to Special Summon in Defense Position or change the battle position with the effect of a more versatile card. It would be quicker to put out an EX monster or remove a card from the field.

His Gadget monster, the 4th Morphtronic-related monster that appeared as the Ryua frame of EARTH DP.
With its NS triggering effect, he searches for his level 1 tuner's Morphtronics, such as Lighton and Telephone, and then deploys his Morphtronic with the effect of releasing himself, and then calls a level 6 trailer to level 7S. It is a design that connects to a power tool.
Of course, it can also be used as a launching pad for Morphtronic's key card, Mobahon, and Cleanan, whose Defense Position has a strong effect.
However, since he has the additional effect of special summoning the trailer from his deck, he's caught by the effect of deploying Morphtronic from his hand, so it's hard to make the first half of the search effect lure him out. It's a difficult point.
As for the search effect, anything can be done with a Level 1 Machine, and since it's a large family race, there are many options, so if you don't mind the summoning rights that you spend on this monster, you can use it as a card to attract those monsters. Uka