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It's not strong if you say it's strong. Well, it's a cyclone.
I think you'll understand how to use it if you look into Cyclone. If you dare to search for a certain meaning of Paleozoic, he is deadly to Paleozoic because he is resistant to monster effects, and he is a card you want to stack at least one to counter interference with Spell/Trap... or something like that? Is it easy to search with Opabinia and shoot as it is to use resurrection? On rare occasions, I use it to remove her Continuous Trap that I put on myself. After all, versatility conforms to Cyclone.
Even though you say you're not strong, there's a bit of a reason why it's 10 points. I've been helped by Orenoides many times, and I'm a little afraid of it.
Whenever I use his Paleozoic, I usually end up with Orenoides in my opening hand. It was the same when I used it for the first time. During the duel, Orenoides only destroys his deadly spells and traps. as if they know the optimal solution. The accuracy of normal background removal is not so high...
That's why I have 3 Orenoides piled up in my valet as a talisman. In fact, if you stack 2, you lose for some reason, and if you stack 3, you win for some reason. I don't understand it, but it's true.
If there is a Paleozoic user, I would like Orenoides to keep silent about the things I forgot to evaluate until now.

Generic card that can remove face-up cards in free chain
Despite the hand cost, being able to remove it without destroying it is strong.
It is also used in the Environment Deck, and is one of the most powerful cards in the Paleozoic Trap.

A cornerstone card of disruption in Paleozoic.
The effect when activated is his Trap version of the Book of Degraded Moon. It's an excellent interference effect that works even with bare draw, so it's very reassuring to have it in your first hand. Since you can't target your own monsters, you can't do tricks that the Book of Moon tends to do, such as "reducing battle damage to 0" or "cancelling the application of negate effects", but on the contrary, it's superior to the Book of Moon. The dot is Opabinia. Even though it's a Book of Degraded Moon, it hurts to search for it and it will fly out of your hand.
It is essential to summon Opabinia in Attack Position, search for Canadadia, activate it, and hit it with Opabinia to bring out Azeus. Although it is very limited, it can be put out quite strongly on the board of Husky + Lower Drama.
Due to the existence of link summoning, there are more scenes where it can't be hit, but it's still strong because you can just shoot at the material.

Why aren't you Link 1...? I don't know how many times I thought
Paleozoic The long-awaited Link Monster, with a typical cast and strong effects.
Putting aside the common resistance and (3) bonus, it's definitely excellent that he can set Paleozoic out of the deck while removing (2) prone.
It is also good that you can remove your face down and the effect of this card is applied even if you chain the card and face it.
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Unlike Xyz, if you link summon him, the Paleozoic as a material will be removed as it is, and the resource management of the already difficult Paleozoic Deck will become even more difficult because it will be difficult to reuse.
Unlike Opabinia and Anomalocaris, it is also painful that he must be two Paleozoic bodies.
On top of that, since it's a link, there's no choice but to put it out in Attack Position, which exposes his weak ATK, which is unique to Paleozoic.
Those points can be solved if it is an iron wall type, but conversely, if there is no iron wall, it can be said that it is a good monster in Opabinia.
Is it the most wasteful to use Opabinia after using the effect as a material?
In the end, the material is too heavy, and it doesn't have the effect of improving the slow initial velocity, which I wanted to eliminate most in Paleozoic. Just one word.

Disguised as a general-purpose rank 2 Xyz, it's actually a trump card for Paleozoic as its main effect is (3).
Paleozoic is a slow and resource-intensive Deck that requires Trap cards to line up monsters on the field, and naturally lining up 3 Level 2s in such a Deck is quite heavy.
However, as with Paleozoic Opabinia , this card also has one Trap card included in the materials required to activate the effect of (3), and the rest can be normal monsters, and frog-type monsters that are compatible with Paleozoic and 《Ret-time Reviver Emit-ter》etc., it's not that difficult.
Strong resistance to monster effects and the effect of replenishing one-chan traps as a bonus after using traps in (2) are also reliable, but the main body is the effect of (3), and it is simple and straightforward, destroying Friche's single target.
It can be used both as an offense and a hindrance during your turn, and with its own resistance, it is somewhat easy to maintain and can be a troublesome existence for your opponent.
Basically, there is no doubt that even if this guy stands alone, you will not feel safe, so in the early game, it would be ideal to control the board while earning ads with Opabinia and Mochi, etc.

`` Paleozoic '' X monster with the highest RBI
At rank 2, the removal effect of the free chain is valuable, and unlike the general-purpose Azeus, it does not involve monsters other than "Paleozic" or face-down cards, so it is possible to differentiate it sufficiently.
The degraded draw effect of ② is uncertain, but with Paleozoic, the success rate is high and it is easy to succeed, so it is excellent as a bonus.
If the resistance of ① is also within "Paleozic", this card with high status works the most effectively.
The material is level 2 x 3, and the effect of ③ cannot be activated unless one of them is a trap. In this regard, it is slightly heavier than the other Rank 2.
Due to its heavy material, it's a strong monster if you keep it, so I'd like to use traps to protect it.

"One of my top 5 personal favorite cards." (Illustration is really cool...)
It has 2800 hit points without being restricted to rank 7 materials, which is a pretty good stat. The effect deals with face-down removal, and you can really aim to destroy his deck. As already mentioned, after the opponent has repeatedly fired "Pot of Desires", you can play this card and say, "(3): Can be activated when the opponent's card is banished face-down. Remove cards from the top of your opponent's deck by face-down, equal to the number of cards in your opponent's deck." By using this effect, you can continue until the end of the game.
"It's a powerful card that's fairly easy to cast and has a novel power."

The material is star 2x3. However, the letters "including Valle" can be seen through ③.
There are two main ways to supply three bodies, including a trap. One is to make only with Valje Trap, and the other is to borrow the deployment power of 2 stars such as Gael and his Spright.
In most cases, the construction of all traps does not reach Anomalocaris. With the Frog type, you can get unlimited resources with turf and stacks, so it was certainly possible and strong, but due to regulations, it is currently impossible to build, and with the Spright type, Paleozoic ends up getting in the way. Even if you play it, it's a single target removal, so it still has a unique feeling of uneasiness.
The number of times it came out increased due to the restrictions on the movement of 《Toadally Awesome》and Hari → Link 4.
Even in the turn where Opabinia is played in Defense Position, Azeus + Anomalocaris can create 2 interference regardless of the order, which is a strength compared to Mochi. In order to use Azeus + Mochi, Opabinia must be in attack position, and if you do not use Mochi, the number of interference will decrease. Even if you blow away a prone Trap with Azeus, it is sometimes useful to compensate.
In general, it's not strong enough to aim for, but it's a card you can play when you can.

Three eggplants!
One of the [Naturia] monsters, which has a lot of moderate effects when viewed alone, but is a group that is not coherent. It says Plant, but no matter how you look at it, it's an insect mimicking an eggplant...? ? ?
With the 《Sangan》condition, he has the effect of collecting his Naturia of GY, and since there is no turn 1 limit, it is possible to collect infinitely if you use it repeatedly.
However, since it is an arbitrary effect of time, it is too much to miss the timing without mercy. Currently, there is also a link summon that can easily send monsters in the field to her GY, and it is a pity that it is difficult to make full use of such a seemingly excellent effect.
Even though he misses the timing, he can touch the deck with 《Naturia Cliff》.

Two hawks!
It's been a long time since I've been frustrated because of that level that barely supports Instant Fusion. 《Ready Fusion》, which can only produce anything other than Effect Monsters, but can summon Fusion Monsters up to level 6, has appeared. A unique value was born.
Is it preferable to use it as a material for 《Dragunity Knight - Barcha》or 《Clear Wing Fast Dragon》?

First Dream Triple Combo! Ichifuji!
Field Spell included in the STARTER BOX, the first pre-constructed Deck. It is rare only at the time of the first recording, and the collection value is quite high due to its shining and beautiful illustrations.
Respect the early Field Spell and his Equip Spell's peculiar low-impact pump-up.
There are still very few cards that support Thunder, but what about that?
Currently, there are plenty of support cards for 《Umi》, who also came from STARTER BOX, so the time may come when this card also gets the spotlight. Well, the sea of the head family is almost not adopted over there...

10 synchros of "Shiranui" with considerable RBI
He needs to set up a Zombie S monster first, but the untargeted multiple removal is powerful.
At level 10 and "Shiranui", it's a bit difficult to get it out, but if you use other S monsters as materials, it's easy to connect to the first effect.
Also, due to the effect of ② and 3500 points, he has few removal methods other than destruction, so he is very strong against decks.

I think that (1) the effect of destroying monsters on the field and (2) resistance to the effect target are both excellent.
Even if it is destroyed, you can recruit "Kozmo" monsters of level 7 or lower with the effect of (3), so I think there is no waste.
It's a superlative monster, but I don't think it's a problem because it can be Special Summoned by the common effect of "Psychic Kozmo" monsters.

ATK is a pitiful monster that has been bombarded with the highest level of abusive language such as advanced level.
At the beginning of its appearance in OCG, it was not used with lower ATK than the single released "Summoned Skull", but it is enough to be used with love due to the personality of the highest grade DARK Dragon Normal Monster and the ATK that can withstand practical use rather than "Morinphen". And there were quite a few fans. After that, due to the fierce push of the original work from the 9th season, this card was strengthened, and it seems that it has become a card that can withstand practical use.
In the anime, Dinosaur Ryuzaki spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy this, but I didn't think the time would come when it would actually cost hundreds of thousands...

There's an Ultraman with the exact same name as the original story, and the writers for Ultraman Neos and Yu-Gi-Oh GX are the same, so this card is like a mass of self-parody.
It belongs to the easy-to-handle category called Star 7 Light Warrior Normal Monster, and its status is reasonable. After all, the title of E・HERO Neos has a great meaning.
In modern times, it is active as a material for 《Rainbow Neos》.