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It's a monster version of Terafo, but it's subject to restrictions, so it's sometimes called out as a factor of inflating.
At that time, Terrafo was not regulated, so there was not much opportunity for him to play an active role.
Currently, he has more decks that can move around without using summoning rights, so it is being re-evaluated as a field search that can be used like a terraphoon. It's caught in the monster effect meta, but since it's a release, it can be activated without worrying about macros or skids, so it's somewhat resistant.

Keshikas-kun.
The effort and performance are too unbalanced, and it's a body that even Keith will put down. Downgraded OCG to even worse performance.
It seems that there was still a use for it if it was a work-in-progress effect that was activated even in release and ignored resistance and sent to his GY, but...
Incidentally, in the R story, the part where this card had the status of a god is its dark game aptitude that it tries to bury along with its user, and in that sense it is a paired existence with Ra.

An unprecedented Level 1 Synchro Monster worthy of the name of Polaris, which takes the nickname Kitano Hitotsuboshi.
The center of Ursarctic, which searches for Big Dipper and uses its effect to connect Release Substitute to Dark Synchro with a very well-matched golden pattern.
However, it is also a presence that is thoroughly marked because it is the center, and it is very difficult to pass the effect properly. Although it is said that it is an effect that bites, it is a challenge to overcome the fragility that is caught in various metas because the way it bites is complicated.
And if his behavior is stopped due to interference, he will not meet the resurrection restrictions and will be sent to GY, so it is difficult to reuse, and it is also an obstacle that will lead to two arrows and three arrows. As for the resurrection effect, it hurts that the Ursarctic S monster's taste is halved because it is impossible to meet the resurrection limit due to its nature.
As a result, there is little need to forcibly stick to Dark Synchro, and it is an indirect cause that parallels with normal Synchro, and even a simple construction that Dark Synchro is a sub-plan.
It is also a sub-plan because of the flexibility of Dark Synchro that does not require a fixed level, so there are advantages and disadvantages.

At least the Quick-Play Spell still had its uses, but...
Since it is easier to simply remove the card with a counter on it, it has never been used since then.
However, there is no other effect that only erases counters regardless of the opponent's type, and if a partner who is addicted to it appears, the evaluation will be revised.

A versatile card with only one effect.
If activated during the opponent's battle phase, damage from battle can be suppressed except for some of his special decks. At that time, normal monsters were still used as attackers, so their reliability was low, but now they only have to be wary of tokens, so he can demonstrate his DEF sufficiently.
And the important thing is the effect of reducing defense to 0. By activating it on your turn, you can help remove powerful blows. At that time, even if the attack reaction Trap was active and used aggressively, it could have been counter-attacked, but even Mirafo is an endangered species, so there is no need to worry about that. Since it does not target or destroy, it is recognized as an added value over time due to its resistance and ability to slip through counters. It's a free chain, so you can't miss the fact that it's strong against removal.
The only disappointing thing is that it cannot be activated during the damage step even though it is an effect that changes attack and defense. I somehow understand that it's not a behavior that was supposed to be activated in a bad way, but it's like a remnant of the ancient Konmai language when the formula is written in the Q&A.

An excellent exhilarating dish that negates the effect activated in the public area outside the field and burns the LP.
In addition to being stuck in the Yokai Shoujo group, which is rare to see in the environment, it is a hall, so there is synergy with the enchantment, so it is a pretty good position for this kind of niche meta card. Although he has a strong sense of volatility, his name is well-known as a candidate for employment due to the size of the return and the breadth of the range.
On the other hand, it has much lower deterrence to hand triggers and his GY activation than 《Called by the Grave》, and it gives the impression that it is used by romantics looking for Burn. Whereas the nominee negates the opponent's deck's key effects at the right timing, this one is suitable for aggressive operation that burns anything that can be targeted. If the opponent's main monster has a forced exit effect, it's ugly. Even if it's not forced, there are many duelists who aren't cautious in the first place because they can't be targeted by counters.
It's interesting to say that it's a similar effect, but the application and purpose are different and the pressure is different.

You should be able to see that death star!
Draw 1 every time Ursarctic gets his Special Summon, and no turn 1 limit. It's a lever that clearly shows the fact that you can't fight without going this far, and it's a piece that clearly speaks of Ursarctic's position in the environment.
By the time you run out of counters, the LP of Feather Moth will be 0, so you don't have to worry too much about things like the second card going bad, but in the end it's necessary to draw this card itself into your hand, so it's easy to get into an accident. It doesn't make up for the weaknesses you say. Is it a little too heavy for a business trip?
The effect itself is strong if it matches the direction itself, such as preventing Ursarctic's shortness of breath, which is difficult to use cards, and returning Ursarctic S monsters, which are difficult to reuse, to the EX Deck.
Although this itself is a broken class without complaint, it is a typical example of not being able to go up to the environment due to insufficient power of parts.

Level 5! !
It would be sad if the stats were slashed so much with an effect that didn't work on its own, but at the time the category was still growing, and in terms of card power, it was an era where safe driving was designed to brake excessively. Dark World and The Six Samurai, which later dominated the environment, were about this level, so it can't be said that Konami's laziness. On the other hand, HERO (hereinafter omitted)
Up until now, the number of cards that refer to Venom counters has not increased in 15 years, and they carry the eternal sorrow that they can't even become ornaments.
Nonetheless, the above-mentioned him has ample possibility of causing "Metamorphosis" one day, just like Dark World and The Six Samurai have surpassed the environment at once with new recordings. The value of Venom counters has risen exponentially, and any savvy duel will understand that this card's weaknesses, such as unfavorable levels and stats, and abandoning attacks, are not enough as a means to obtain it.
So I can only hope that someday the Gate of Vipers will be printed.

Welcome to Surprise Surprise Devil's Castle.
A trap girl who quickly established herself as an idol card with her sheer performance and milk pouches. The cards that became a hot topic before the release date were disappointing when she was disappointing, but she was different.
It has a tremendous effect that gives a triple boost to the performance of Normal Trap. However, although it is the highest category ace, it does not have the effect of actively putting it on the field, and it does not have any resistance, so it is difficult to handle. As a result, she is basically welcomed by the effect of Trap and operated while being protected by Trap.
Anyway, she is a goddess of salvation for those who value Deck's individuality because she shows a completely different face by her Trap that was planted in Deck.

A representative of a strong appendix in Yu-Gi-Oh in the 2000s.
At that time, it was an era when suppression by RBI and suppression by removal were fiercely competitive, and it was dominant due to its high physical strength that doubles as a control and finisher. However, the world is not easy, and the way to get this is the game and the supplementary card of the strategy book. It's pretty tough for elementary school students to get all three. How would your parents think of you buying three copies of the same book and throwing away two? It was later included in DT, but by that time, his best partner, Sinister Serpent, had been banned a long time ago, and in terms of the difficulty of obtaining it, it had gotten worse, so some people regretted buying it when it was a strategy book. Not a few. In the end, anyone could get their hands on it with the recording of Strok, but Konami also imitated the acoustic guitar quite a bit.
Regardless of its performance, it is extremely versatile, and there are only a few cards in its 20-year history that can bounce your own cards, opponent's cards, monsters, and his Spell Trap. Most general-purpose cards are overwhelmed by inflation and become inferior, but this one is still commonly used because of its high strength and the uniqueness that there are almost no substitute cards.
It must have been a relief for elementary and junior high school students who bought up cards at the time that the cards they collected with little pocket money were cards that could be used even in Reiwa.

One of the altered futures of destruction in Yu-Gi-Oh.
The originator of deck fusion, and it is said that no successor card was born for a long time due to its silly success. Prior to errata, he sent materials to his GY when activated, so he was extremely compatible with GY fusion and created a future over, and in tournaments at that time, there was usually a duel somewhere who would go.
I want to lament the terrible synergy with GY fusion, but this is the original combo in the first place. However, for those of us who don't have a bright right hand, it is a high-risk high-return strategy, and it has been sedated by being designated as a restricted card. Temporary peace will come.
However, people's greed and malice did not disappear, and the environment quickly fell into disrepair when cards such as Redame and Abzero appeared that satisfied higher levels. Designated as a banned card by Konami, who has decided that future destruction is inevitable. It has become a situation where the future is sealed in order to protect it.
It was reinstated by errata not long after that. The future fusion equipped with the control device no longer has the performance to satisfy people's desires, and as a result, it can be said that the future of destruction has been avoided. Hideo was more violent though.
Nowadays, due to the enhancement of back removal and the prevalence of counters, it is difficult to defend for a single turn. Although there is a huge amount to be gained by overcoming these difficulties, in the current environment where footwork is emphasized, such as being nothing more than a GY ad, we have to look a little harsh.

While his Forbidden series so far has had an awe-inspiring meaning, this is a heretical illustration that contains the nuance that it is unforgivable.
The effect is also quite a maverick and does not take targets, he halves ATK & negate effect + bans chain, which really reflects Dragoon's tyranny. While all of the Holy Grail Holy Spear Cloths were versatile and easy to understand, this one clearly shows its nature as a counter to a specific suppression.
It is extremely reliable for sending out an ace that has allowed it to land once, but the usability itself is extremely bad, and it is almost meaningless unless you use it with a well-written scenario. Has a nasty nuisance.
This card shows its true value when it breaks the control of Ace who is backed by the impregnable support of Back.
The background to this card's high reputation is that the control in Yu-Gi-Oh has evolved into something ``quick, strong, and hard to disturb'', and depending on the item, it may come out from here and there as a business trip set. There is a change in the environment that makes it necessary to split the side slot for the turn after being overwhelmed.
There is little point in using it unless it is his deck that completely suppresses the opponent at a level that does nothing, so if you allow a counterattack with this card, it will be a "hey, duel" from the opponent. It must be remembered that it is a complaint.

They don't look like goblins or zombies, but they are common in Yu-Gi-Oh.
As a Zombie recruiter, there was almost an upward compatibility called "Pyramid Turtle", so it did not stand out immediately after being printed. In particular, the difference in access to Ace "Vampire Lord" at that time was large, and there were few people who collected it partly because it was a book privilege.
However, when Synchro Summoning was introduced in the Gods period, the evaluation reversed. He can be recruited by any method even if he is sent to GY, and he was able to activate without missing the timing due to the forced effect, so his weaknesses disappeared and his strengths became more prominent. It also became easy to obtain with Strak reprints at a good timing. Pirata, on the other hand, went to sleep with her sworn friend Vampire Lord.
With 《Plaguespreader Zombie》and Batouki, which are typical recruit targets, each of them became two Synchro materials, so in Synchro Undead, he repeatedly jumped across the field with GY as a reliable intermediary card. The culprits are obviously Dzongkya and Mezuki, but they get caught up in regulation. A piece whose evaluation was overturned in the same environment as "Rescue Cat".

A dog of state power with various meanings attached to the word "goyo".
First of all, his ATK of 2800 at level 6 is insane. Among level 6, it ranks second after 《Dinomorphia Kentregina》. Well, I think it's fine to treat him as a Hall of Famer, but he's number two in the world anyway. In the midst of the chaos caused by the introduction of Synchro Summoning, it was able to use conventional deployment methods such as 《Marauding Captain》, so it swept the environment in no time. 2800 RBI is commonly known as the Goyo line, and the position of large monsters with ATK 2700 or less will fall in an instant. "Goyo" has been added to the common name for control seizure.
However, as a result of abusing his authority too much, he was given a disciplinary action in the name of restriction from the top. However, at level 6, there is a hidden option called "Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier", and if there are two broken cards in the same level range, there is no need to put out a second one. It taught Konami that the EX Deck's card restrictions are mostly pointless. Of course it's too late.
In the end, Ooka judgment named prohibition because it can't be helped with restrictions. Due to the Goyo line, the ace selection criteria were distorted, so unfortunately, it was unavoidable, and many duelists gave positive opinions. "Goyo" has been added to the common name of the ban.
Many years later, a big incident occurs in the 9th term. He was selected as the first student of the rehabilitation project that errata banned cards in the past and released them on parole. It is one of the most lenient measures among the errata group that the effect itself is no touch while the other people have been evaluated as a model prisoner overseas, or the effect itself has been corrected from the root of the effect. Times have changed, and the power he wielded is now a thing of the past. He couldn't stop crying at the warm welcome that gave him a supportive opinion.
I vaguely think that the existence that used to wield power and was hated and feared is now hanging out with one coin cards in storage, and has walked a life similar to that of the user.

A key card for the Dogma Blade, the boss of Destiny HERO.
It's basically used as a bait for hand exchanges, but if it's decided in the early stages, the high RBI and halving LP will be very effective. person.
It is effective as a lubricating oil because there are heaps of cards corresponding to each search and hand exchange. In the Dogma Blade era, this property was fully utilized and one kill was neatly put in. I was afraid to use it to the extent that "Normal Summon is not possible".
It's dangerous to use counters now, and it's in a disadvantageous position compared to Bloo-D because it doesn't have much flavor after the middle stage, but I got Fusion Destiny back, so D-END I hope that the light will shine again with the restoration of the mold.