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A Normal Spell that can be used as a deployment card to Special Summon up to 2 low-level Insects from your hand, while also having his GY effect exclusively for Shadow Mosquito.
When deploying two monsters, the level must be the same, and the hand consumption will be intense, but Special Summon is a flexible specification that can be done from one body, and this is a monster possessed by Special Summon. I think you can take advantage of the SS trigger effect, or use it as a penetrating card when the summoning right is crushed.
The GY effect was originally intended to assist Shadow Mosquito to place a special counter that had to be executed by itself when someone declared an attack. In addition to being able to negate the effect of , you can also choose the effect of inflicting effect damage from the first attack while leaving your own X material. It's a card you want.

One of the fake numbers assigned numbers from 1 to 4, which became OCG following Anichro 2020 and 2021.
Among them, the performance in the animation was the most delicate, so there was some concern about the adjustment, but my impression is that it is quite a good card.
First of all, the required X materials are reduced from 3 to 2 or more, and at rank 2X, battle destruction resistance and battle damage to yourself become 0, so you can safely use it with or without Dawnard's power. You can appreciate the high pilot aptitude of being able to fight and become a four-body material Azeus.
Furthermore, each time a monster declares an attack, there is no limit on the number of times it can be targeted, and you can select opponent's monsters other than the monster that declared the attack. If you have a monster riding a, you can select that monster and choose an effect that deals effect damage.
Even when inflicting effect damage, you can select monsters other than the attacking opponent's monster, so if you can put a counter on even one of your opponent's monsters, you can choose this to attack any of your own or your opponent's monsters.
Even if you attack yourself or attack by your own monsters other than yourself, the effect will appear, and it even has the effect of forcing the opponent to attack, and this monster will not be destroyed in battle no matter how many times it is attacked, and will not suffer battles damage. It doesn't receive either, so it can be said that it is quite excellent to be able to negate the effects of monsters up to the number of your own X materials, or to take LP, without staying in a mere check on the opponent's turn.
If the field is set and the opponent has no countermeasures, the opponent will continue to receive effect damage as if it were self-inflicted.
As for its weaknesses, it has 0 offense and defense, so it is quite vulnerable to effects that negate monster effects such as Bubble Shadow and Skidre, and since the trigger is pulled when an attack is declared, it is not possible to respond not only to the Friche effect but also to the effects that are activated during the main phase on its own. is mentioned.
Also, the strength of this monster is that he can actively obtain LP even though he has 0 offense and defense, but if the opponent does not bring out monsters, it will be useless.
There is also a dedicated support spell, and it is a type of X monster that exerts more power in specialized construction, but it does not target alone and negates the effect of one monster, and its own battle destruction resistance & battles damage 0 Given the presence of Azeus, who can make use of , I think it has enough things to treat it as a new general-purpose monster of Rank 2X.

A monster that is written to be used together with Suiminmin, which was recorded at the same time.
With the level down effect added in OCG, it is a clever specification that allows you to access Rank 2 Shadow Mosquito and Rank 3 Locust King.
He has an excellent range of areas to Special Summon monsters of the same name, and I am grateful that it is okay to directly pull it or send it to GY.
If you use the summoned Oily B to lower the level of Oily A&B and Swiminmin in the field, you can use the 3-body Shadow Mosquito that reveals the 4-body Azeus.
I'm a little concerned that the existence of Swiminmin is a prerequisite, but it also supports manual battle position changes, and if you prepare an effect that changes the battle position other than Swiminmin, Special Summon The effect can be used immediately as well, and Locust King and Shadow Mosquito can be used with two materials, so I don't feel like I'm going to have to deduct that much points just because of the high combo.
Rather than that, I'm more worried about having a strong rival with similar effects with simple conditions due to Insect with the same level and attributes as the overseas precedent card. I would like to differentiate myself by being able to put out the EX monsters.

Activation name Turn 1 + 《Premature Burial》for monsters with ATK 0 that no longer require LP cost at the time of activation in exchange for slightly stricter self-destruction conditions for equipped monsters.
Originally, this designation was intended for Mr. Yanagi's treasured monsters such as Crystal Skull, but not only Rock, he can handle any monster with an ATK of 0, negate monster effects, and limit attacks. Because there is nothing to do, the effective resuscitation target is really wide-ranging.
Since it's an Equip Spell, it's easy to handle that other types of spell cards don't have, and I think it's a card that can take precedence over other general-purpose resurrection cards in a proper deck.
Bouncing like Premature Burial from a self-destruction condition is not very effective, but if the revived monster is resistant to effect destruction, or has an effect that triggers destruction, it will trigger another effect. This is not the case when combining with other cards.

One of the monsters used by Mr. Ji-san of Yanagi, who sent only maps to OCG in last year's Anikuro, and is a monster that symbolizes Mr. Ji-san.
When the effect is put on the field, it takes effect damage to itself, and in a series of it, it becomes his Defense Position, and it is an effect that allows you to search or recruit a specific monster in each end phase of the turn that does not receive effect damage. increase.
Basically, you can't use the search/recruit effect on the turn you put it on the field, and since it's 0 offense and defense, if you NS/SS on your turn, it's hard to use the effect once, let alone maintain it, and you didn't take effect damage from your own effect. In that case, the effect of becoming a Defense Position is not processed, so it can be used on the turn it is activated, but it is easy to become the target of attacks. is it? That's what it feels like.
I guess you're looking forward to 《Mist Body5 》and 《Mist Body6 》at Aniqlo from next year onwards.
Postscript: With the appearance of the above two monsters and 《Mist Body7 》that includes this monster in its name at Aniqlo a year later, the significance of its existence has become considerably larger than it was a year ago.
I don't understand why they split up a series of cards like this that only come out once a year.

Only one of the Imitation Numbers, the Locust King, was converted to OCG first, and the dream of OCG conversion was thought to have been cut off. It was fortunately converted to OCG this time.
Not only can it be used as a deployment card in all Insect Decks, but it can also trigger the effect of "Oily Cicada" and the Locust King by changing the battle position triggered by NS. It can be said that there is a limit to excellence in all aspects other than that.
It can also be used to defeat opponent monsters whose only ATK is high, so even though it has a simple effect, it's a good card that has been long awaited.

A fairly peculiar monster that is fusion summoned using Machine and Dinosaur as fusion materials, and the race is set to Machine.
The power of his Dinosaur monster that rides on to the Machine monster becomes his own RBI as it is, so if possible, he wants to ride his Dinosaur with over 3000 ATK.
As for the fusion summoning method, it is desirable to use the effect of the Dynabase, which allows fusion summoning without fusion, and it is easy for the Dinosaur side to search because of the existence of Ovi, and the Dynabase can also be brought while satisfying the self-SS conditions on the map. Since it can be used, it shouldn't be that difficult to get a strong Dyna Tank.
However, the other effects are a restraining effect that transfers the effect that targets itself to another, and a very subtle lineup that revives his GY's Dinosaur with the opponent's destruction trigger.
It's hard to imagine that the opponent will ride on this target transfer or resurrection effect that can be seen in a state that can not be dealt with, especially if there is no correct target card on the field to transfer the target, it will function as a substantial target resistance. The instability that disappears is honestly quite worrisome.
Despite the subtle effects, each of them has a name of Turn 1, and in terms of selection and performance, even if this is said to be an ultra rare, I can't deny the feeling.

One of the few non-Dinosaur monsters used by Tsurugiyama in the anime GX.
The effect is that if you have less LP than you, you can self-SS, include this monster in the field as a fusion material, and perform a fusion summon without fusion with the hand or monster in the field as a fusion material. ing.
Monsters that can be fusion summoned are her machine in her EARTH, so there are a corresponding number of types, but the first candidate is the fusion of the dynatank that this monster is originally supposed to be. will be summoned.
In addition to being able to ride-on a top-class Dinosaur that is rotten in your hand to create a high-powered Dynatank, Dinomorphia, a Dinosaur theme that fights by cutting your own LP, is also compatible with Dinomorphia in that it is easy to satisfy the conditions for your own SS, and power down. Instead, Kentregina, which originally had an ATK of 4000, could be said to be the best fusion material.
However, this monster itself has no points, and what it does is a fusion summon without fusion. Please give me a point.

The alphabet is approaching the final stage, and the letter U, which is the initial letter of English words related to space creatures such as Universe Unknown, and cards with a special feeling such as Ultra Ultimate, which is also a high rarity name of the card. I wondered what kind of monster the Worm would be, but it's a low-level Worm whose English words weren't chosen as well as its ability to be as difficult to use as those of the early group.
By using it for the release to Tribute Summon an advanced reptile Worm, you can SS yourself in the opponent's field and make it a punching bag, but there is no other effect and there is no self-SS effect. Usability is minimal.
Of course, if you put out something like this, it's natural that his Worm after V will have a little better performance.

A card that has gained a certain amount of popularity as his spell card that only removes monsters.
Whether or not you can get rid of the monster you have in mind depends on the activation timing and the situation of the field, but you can easily unconditionally destroy a single target that does not involve your own monsters at no cost.
At the time, it was treated as a boring card that mercilessly sank the large monsters that were created through hard work to the bottom of the earth with just one card. Isn't it a word that everyone has heard before?
But now, can you put a Normal Spell in the main that only has the ability to remove monsters, including Braho and Sambol! With that kind of feeling, along with the decline of his spell cards, there was a big change in the situation of monsters that became difficult to process once they were put into play.
Monster effects, monsters that seal SS, and 《The Last Warrior from Another Planet》are good examples of this. It seems unlikely that this card, which has enough power to penetrate target resistance, will be revived in the future.

It has a powerful effect that captures and destroys monster effects that activate in all areas, but it is rated like this due to its own weakness and heavy activation cost.
It's hard to put it on the field, it's hard to activate it when it's effective, and if you negate it in a graveyard, it's hard enough.
Since Bardek, who is blessed with the status of a Star Seraph Tuner, can shoot this from his hand, wouldn't it be nice if this monster was a hand trigger monster that can be activated both in the field and in the hand?
If he could trigger it from his hand, he would have a very high future potential when Naturia was strengthened again, and it's a shame because he could have added at least 5 more points.
Postscript: In the July 2022 regular pack, the appearance of Mole Cricket and Camellia made it relatively easy to interfere twice, so the score will be revised upward from 2 to 5.
It was natural to say that it was natural due to the nature of the effect and the era in which it was born, but it is really strong that there is no turn 1 or name turn 1.

A spell card that can lower the level of a monster in your hand or field according to the amount of LP paid.
In addition to adjusting the level of monsters on the field when using them as materials for Special Summon, you can use it like a tomb or Cost Down that reduces release when summoning monsters of higher grade or higher in your hand.
Unlike the Tomb, it is not easy to pull it into your hand or put it on the field, but since it is a Normal Spell, it is difficult to be disturbed, and unlike Cost Down , you can only level down monsters that are in your hand at the time of activation. I think it's fair to say that it's overall well-balanced and the easiest to use among the related cards.
When using high-level or higher monsters that can't be Special Summoned or that only work with NS, such as Void & 《Majesty's Fiend》, I think it will be an option as a card to bring them into play.

In Season 5, adjusted versions of Mirafo for themes such as Cell Explosion Virus and Frog Barrier appeared, but this card is the race version that appeared in Season 6 and corresponds to Plant.
Since the target is a race, it can be activated by attacking more types of monsters, but the effect is still a mirafo with an activation condition.
Unless it's a duel with special regulations such as he can't put anything other than cards with activation conditions or effects that specify a specific race in the Deck/EX Deck, there's no reason to use Mirafo or Airfo in the current situation where you can stack 3. I guess.

A Normal Trap that can copy only the effect of GY's Normal Trap, ignoring the activation cost and activation name Turn 1.
You can't distort effects that require activation timing or the presence of a specific card in the field, but you can expect a big return by firing two consecutive draw or burn effects.
However, the activation condition of this card itself that it can not be activated unless it is below a certain LP is very bad, and from there, 1000 LP is required and the Normal Trap in mind must fall to GY. If you don't aim to create a situation where it can be activated, it will be limited to extremely limited timing during the duel.

One of the general-purpose rank 8X monsters that can be produced with two unbound materials.
It would not be an exaggeration to say that Shadow Specters is one of the few Atari frames with extremely few general-purpose cards and powerful cards.
It negates the effect of one monster on the field with a perfect flitch, and exerts a powerful effect that grants complete resistance to effects other than this effect.
The negate of monster effects can be used flexibly to interfere with the opponent, and the perfect resistance can be used to defend yourself, but the perfect resistance is an external effect such as Equip Spell or Quick-Play Spell that raises the monster's ATK. It is also possible to prevent it from receiving etc., so this is also useful as a hindrance.
It can negate not only activated effects, but also permanent effects of monsters that are already in play, so its versatility is extremely high.