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Watt's new fighting force that appeared in the 12th term, the S monster, is characterized by strict S material restrictions that make it hard to believe that it is a monster from the 12th term.
Its true identity is a designer combo that uses the effects of Wattuna and Wattcobra, and he is a monster that is supposed to Special Summon.
For the time being, you can use a combination of Giraffe or Cobra and Tuna to summon properly, Thunder's non-tuner with self-SS ability, and Kaminari Attack, which allows him to Special Summon with Instant Fusion.
That's how he Special Summoned this monster attacked directly, and in order to Special Summon this card, he used the tuna and cobra sent to GY to use Wattchimera and Watthydra. It is designed to perform a continuous direct attack with Special Summon.
Unlike Tuna, he doesn't need to match the level of the monster he wants to return to the Deck with the level of the Watt S monster, so it's nice to be able to select a level 6 Chimera and a level 7 Kilim on the same line.
Both Chimera and Kirimu have direct attack effects and effects that lead to numerical advantage triggered by inflicting battles damage on the opponent with direct attacks, but Chimera has higher priority in terms of immediate effects. It looks like it will.
Well, what should I say, Special Summon: It's a shame that the other parts can only attack directly, but I think it's not a bad thing because it's consistent in what it should do. increase.

A low class monster that will be a new fighting force for the Watt monster that appeared in the 12th term.
It has the ability to SS itself from the hand at the end of a damage sting in which one's own monster inflicts battle damage to the opponent, synergizing with "Wattgiraffe" and "Wattcobra", which have direct attack effects among Watt monsters.
In particular, Cobra has an effect that allows him to search for Watt monsters after damage calculations that deal battles damage with direct attacks, so you can deploy this monster as it is searched.
This card itself also has a direct attack effect and an effect that triggers when dealing battles damage due to a direct attack, and by releasing this card with Cobra, you can Special Summon Wattkyuki from the EX Deck.
And that Kyuki also has the effect of special summoning Wattchimera and Watthydra, which are Watt S monsters, with direct attack effects and battles damage trigger effects from direct attacks.
By connecting cobra → tuna → kyuuki → chimera, all four of them have a direct attack effect, so if they pass through, they will deal 1000 + 800 + 1600 + 1400 = 4800 battles damage to the opponent, and each attack will be reduced to 800. By increasing above, the damage will be added by 3200, and it will be just 8000 damage.
If it's 800 and all-strengthening, before Cobra attacks, you can send some kind of Thunder to her GY and use 《Solidarity》etc.
In addition, this card is also a "Thunder monster that self-SSs with effects activated in the hand", so it is also suitable for releasing to play "Thunder Dragon Colossus", and if you pass the turn to your opponent while standing "Wattchimera" etc. I'm very grateful to be able to do without it.

It was a product of the time when EX monsters were normally selected for regular subscription bonus cards, and there was a certain level of demand as a general-purpose Level 6S monster that could be used in the card pool at the time, and it was used by the manga version Jack, which was soaring. One of the "XX King" monsters.
Currently, as a general-purpose level 6S, both ATK and effects are completely mediocre or less effective, and the effects that come out of destruction triggers do not directly lead to the acquisition of advantages, so it is naturally not popular as a general-purpose, and it is not popular for races and attributes. The big question is whether there's any reason to use this in a deck that can do both.
Unless the level, race, and attributes of the S monster that will be the relay are absolutely this, it seems that there will be no profit.

A rare monster that generates a token with the same race and attributes as its own with a higher level and higher attack and defense than itself due to its reverse trigger effect.
As a snake pot, it is rare that he is a reptile even though he is a pot & pod monster.
Destroying the tokens that appear in battle will give you the bonus of dealing constant effect damage to your opponent with a single bite of your counterattack.
In addition to the conditions for activating the effect, the Pod & Pot Monsters, which had flashy abilities up to the 2nd term, are clearly weak enough to make you wonder where they are. Even if it is reversed, it is useless.
There seems to be no reason to give priority unless there is a strange Link 2 monster with L material designation such as 2 Reptiles with tokens.

One of the first Gravekeeper monsters that deals constant effect damage to the opponent with a summon trigger effect.
It's great that the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, but he can burn with Gravekeeper's Cannonholder and has no synergy with his other Gravekeepers. A card that does not have to be

One of his Fiend monsters used by Malik in the original Battle City edition.
The ability he possesses is different from the OCG originals such as "Lord Poison" and "Lekunga", it is an effect that he has had since he appeared in the original work, and the usefulness of this effect by Malik himself in the work. It is impressive that you mention
In the same pack, 《Yomi Ship》has a mutually compatible removal effect that triggers destruction by battle. It can be selected as a target, and it is also suitable for sending.
In the current card pool, I have to say that both are tough performances, so there is no reason to prioritize them other than duels under special concepts and regulations.

One of Malik's Fiend monsters used by Malik in the original Battle City arc.
It is also the oldest "roid" monster that existed in the OCG before the "roid" machine monsters as vehicleoids.
Lloyd was able to benefit from things like "Ambulanceroid" and "Expressroid" because all of his monster effects didn't care about race.
The effect is forcibly triggered by any summoning act, and weakens the ATK of the selected monster.
The weakening value is 800, which is reasonable, and he can deal with monsters with ATK 2000 by himself, and since it is effective even with damages within Kiratoma's recruiting range, it was a general-purpose DARK monster with a certain level of performance at that time.

One of the Gravekeeper monsters that exerts a trigger effect that wakes up or puts the opponent's monsters to sleep when an attack is declared only when Necrovalley exists.
It's easy to be mistaken because it's written in hiragana just like all the other Gravekeeper monsters in the same generation, but "Assassin" is correct, not "Ansatsusha".
Under the application of Necrovalley, he becomes ATK 2000, and can be used to destroy attack position monsters with low defense power by laying them down in battle, or to wake up monsters and tokens with battle destruction resistance in Defense Position to take his LP.
It's not a bad ability, but nowadays, it would be difficult to use a theme monster with only this effect unless the theme is very thin.
She appears as a female character named "Sara" in the anime GX, and also appears as a duelist in TF.
Although she played a short role just for the story that a teenager met in another world, she has many hidden fans due to her outstanding proportions and her too short skirt length, and she will be remade as her Monster. I would like to expect.

The illustration is a machine monster that looks like a wooden robot, and it seems to be a monster made by someone's hands, but the setting written in the flavor text is "A big tree that has been cut down has an evil soul." A normal monster that seems to have a big contradiction, including the race setting.
As a low-level Machine Normal Monster at the time, it boasted a high overall power that surpassed "Robotic Knight", but I don't remember it being particularly active in both offense and defense.
Later, three Machine and Pyro Normal Monsters containing the same character string "18 (Impachi)" in the card name appeared, and the theme is awaited.

A trap card that can be activated by Friche and can completely knock down the card with the declared card name from the opponent's hand.
There is a random self-handicap as a penalty for losing, but by combining it with other effects that allow you to check the opponent's hand, it is possible to achieve a sure handicap, and even if that is not the case, almost all decks currently perform some kind of search. In this environment, unless the card declared by the chained card has disappeared from the opponent's hand, it is rare to remove it.
In terms of performance, I think it's a fairly high standard as a handicap card that allows multiple handicap, but more than that, it's possible to use an operation that was originally impossible by taking advantage of the opponent's clumsiness. Yes, this card has a very bad image when it comes to overpowering opponents with a straight face that is almost like quibbles.
His malicious way of not even saying, "There's nothing you can do about what you've seen," is just because you want to lie to the other person from the beginning and do it. I feel like I put this card in my Deck just because I want to tell them, "You should be careful about that sort of thing."
It's a valid argument that there's no room for an individual's sense of satisfaction to intervene, because they're asserting what's right according to the rules, and they're the ones who got hit. It would be difficult to refute this as long as there is a weakness as a result of inadequate phase confirmation.
However, please do not forget that it is only a third party who judges it.

An "Archfiend" Trap card that has an effect similar to "Ojama Trio" and forces tokens into the opponent's field.
The tokens to be Special Summoned are the same 3 bodies, but this requires you to release 1 monster in your field for activation, and the 3 tokens that appear in the opponent's field are each in Attack Position. has 2000 ATK.
When the token is destroyed, it will deal effect damage to the controller at that time, but there are no restrictions on using it as a material for attacks, releases, or special summons, and since the level is as high as 6, it is a high-level S summon. It becomes the best existence as S material for doing.
It's an effect that has a moderate add loss by itself, so since the level and ATK of the tokens that come out are high, you can take back the tokens with "Owner's Seal" and "Remove Brainwashing", and refer to the level and ATK of the destroyed monsters. Where you want to use it together with cards that give effect damage.
It's difficult to handle, but I think it's an interesting card that is worth using as a combo card.

A trap card that can force 3 tokens at once on the opponent's field without any special activation conditions or costs.
All three of the monsters depicted in the illustration later became Normal Monsters and were turned into cards on their own. Not only are they cards that were used in the anime GX, but they also have a strong presence as card spirits. It was a unique presence.
It can be activated by Fliche, the token that comes out is his Defense Position and his ATK is 0, and it can lead to various combos that make use of race and attributes.
Tokens cannot be released for Tribute Summon, so it was difficult to dispose of them effectively at the time of their introduction, but with the introduction of S summons, it became possible to use them easily by putting a tuner into play, and furthermore, L summons can be used. The flaw is that it has become quite difficult to fulfill the role of interfering with development by filling the main monster zone during the opponent's turn.
Fortunately, many general-purpose L monsters specify "monsters with different card names" and "Effect Monsters", so it's a relief that there aren't many Decks that can L summon only with Special Summoned tokens.

Fiend's super idol who suddenly appeared in the OCG world as a card born overseas.
Its popularity led to the appearance of "Beat Cop from the Underworld" and "Muckraker From the Underworld" in the "Death XX" series, which influenced later card designs. ”, a character with almost the same design has appeared.
The secret to her popularity is not only her pretty appearance, but also her high performance. A card death that will be a complete first move.
Special Summoned monsters have negate effects and cannot be used as S materials, but they can be used as X and L materials without any problems, and even if they leave the field, they will not be removed, so GY such as "Sangan" or "Fiendish Rhino Warrior" can be used. The effect that activates comes out normally.
When using X material, I was worried that I couldn't get the effect to trigger when a special summoned monster was sent from the field to her GY, but with the introduction of L summoning, I almost didn't care about that.
It's been more than ten years since he came to Japan, and from setting his Japanese name to playing an active role in the environment, regulations, and many twists and turns, Card Death still holds Unchained Soul Lord of Yama in [Unchained] as of 2023. As a first move for link summoning, it's an active death.

A Level 3 Dark Rock Monster that belongs to "Gorgonic", a group of monsters that have a common character string but do not have an effect that specifies it.
Its ability is a very simple one that reacts to the NS of his Rock and receives SS from his hand.
Although he has no other abilities and his combat ability is low, there are Giant Soldier of Steel and Gorgonic Guardian with his Rock-bound X materials in rank 3X, so this card has value unique to it.
Including the appearance of cards with effects designated as "Gorgonic", it can be said that this card has a certain future.

A card that is currently the only EX monster of the group of DARK monsters "Gorgonic", which appeared in the anime Zexal and is quite different from Rock in terms of appearance.
I thought that only the race was a Rock monster, but the X material was tightly tied with Rock, and it was Rank 3 instead of Rank 4, so the Decks that can be X Summoned even with Decks centered on Rock are limited.
However, its ability is very good at reducing the ATK of one of the target monsters on the opponent's field to 0 and rendering the monster negate of the monster effect harmless. Since it can be activated by Friche, it is suitable as a sabotage agent.
Although it does have turn 1, it only requires 1 X material to use the effect, so it's also great that you can do it once each on your turn and your opponent's turn.
In addition, it also has the ability to destroy his ATK 0 monster on turn 1 with the activation effect that does not consume X material, so combined with the effect in the first half, you can hit 1 opponent's monster and destroy battle / effect on your turn. You can also attack while erasing resistance.
Neither effect has the name Turn 1, so it makes sense to line up multiple of them, and if the monster used as the X material is Rock, it doesn't have to be his DARK, the same as the "Gorgonic" monster group, so it has a self-revive ability. 》can also be used as an X material.
While there are Rock Decks centered around Level 4 monsters such as Koa'ki Meiru, Pakike, and Drought, there are also Level 3 monsters. It's all about the power of cards.
Depending on Level 3 Rock in the future, the day may come when even his deck, which isn't centered around Rock, can be used as an accessory to domination.