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An S monster used by Mizoguchi who serves Sherry in the anime 5D's.
The two samurai monsters on the main Deck side that were used as S materials have not yet been OCGized.
In short, the effect is counter-like, but despite the fact that the S material is double bound, if the opponent doesn't attack, it's just too much. Honestly.
There is absolutely no point in attacking this monster because the opponent has no strategy, and even if it were to be used as a check, it would not be much different from a 《Jirai Gumo》, which is said to be the "Attack Position Wall".
Under these conditions, even if the battles damage you receive is 0 and the effect damage of the destroyed monster is equal to his ATK, it would be tough.
In the anime, just like the OCG specification, attacks from monsters with the same ATK have been destroyed in battle by exploiting the weakness where battle destruction resistance does not work.

An expansion trap card that allows you to special summon 1 to 5 monsters in a specific range from your hand or deck using the sea in your field as a cost, and the maximum limit is 2 without additional effects.
You can recruit multiple sea-related monsters, and depending on the summoned monsters and the timing, you can use them to attack or interfere, but since the sea is consumed when activated, the disadvantage when negate is simply numerical. Even if you go through it, the sea, which is the source of the power of the recruited monsters, has been lost, so it is essential to use it in combination with Sea Stealth or immediately recover it with the remake Ocean Dragon Lord or Miko. .
If you aim for maximum deployment, you will have to put multiple Normal Monsters in the deck, which will increase the accident rate considerably, so the additional effect is an attractive return, but shouldn't you build it so that you can use it forcibly? .

A low class Warrior monster that can fight with more than 20 races with just 7 weapons and more power than its own.
It's a flaw that he can't take back the weapon he has after the summoning trigger decides, but even when he's attacked in a twisted way, he can get ATK 2000, which is a smart card at the time. .
However, since it can only be strong against one declared race, it would have been nice to have a little more effective performance, such as negate the effects of monsters that fight.

A rank 4X monster that grants all his Constellar monsters on the field, including himself, immunity to the effects of his Spell Trap on each other's turn with a full Flice.
In addition to gaining resistance to effects that do not activate the entire corresponding monster against two types of card effects, you can use effects according to your opponent's actions regardless of the phase, so you can not be affected by monster effects and your own effects. Except for the fact that it will not be affected, the quality of the resistance grant effect is quite high.
But aside from that, in fact, if the opponent is disturbing with Quick-Play Spells and Trap cards, use this effect, otherwise use Tremys underlay to make Azeus underlay and use 4 materials. It's called Azeus.
The material is looser than that of Beehive, and the effect is highly versatile, so it can be considered as a set for decks that can achieve rank 4X centered on LIGHT.
It's not bad that the X monster, which wasn't that great like Downard, shines, but this is the guy who has both the good and bad points of Azeus.

Missing Trap, which for some reason didn't match her spell removal when it was reprinted in Season 2.
Only activated trap cards that are face-up on the field can be removed.
Does it mean that the trap is removed because it removes the trap that has been applied instead of preventing it from being triggered?
If Nagisa, Light, Tsuitsui, or Kozusai destroyed the permanent meta trap, it would be just a click, but if it was destroyed by this card, it would make each other smile.

Fusion Monster is a low-level monster that can be fusion summoned with 《Instant Fusion》or 《Ready Fusion》, and Pyro is said to be the person in the monster egg.
EX monsters have a certain value because there are Fusion Monsters that require his Pyro as a fusion material, S monsters that require his Pyro from non-tuners, and X monsters that require his FIRE monster of level 3. There is, but I feel like it's still not enough.
He keeps saying that he will come someday, but he really doesn't come.

With an undead-like clown-like appearance and a slender silhouette, he seems to appear as a small fish enemy in an Egyptian ruins stage. Fiend monster.
I thought it was a card name like Relic Keeper or Relic Devil, but it seems to be Berserker (Berserker).
With ATK of 1500 and DEF of 1500 or less, he is a 1st term Normal Monster, so in a Rush Duel, he is definitely a Fiend's lower-class monster with the main strength, but he is not often called upon.
In terms of OCG, it's not a named fusion material, but rather backward compatible with 《Melchid the Four-Face Beast》necessary for Gardius' Special Summon, so if possible, I'd like to be called before Gyura or the Four-faced Beast enters Rush Duel.
Postscript: When I said something like that, both Gyula and the Four-sided Beast came to Rush Duel at the same time.
In Season 1, she was definitely a stage where she could shine as one of the low-ranking Normal Monsters with an ATK of 1500, but...it was a shame.

A general-purpose Rank 2X monster with solid stats and monster effects.
If you have an X material, you will be able to demonstrate battle destruction resistance, and by doing this, you will be able to get rid of monsters with higher ATK than yourself when fighting with opponent monsters in the latter half of the battle.
Its removal effect is a bounce that does not take targets in Damester and also has high resistance penetration.
Also, an X monster that cannot be destroyed in battle = even if you attack a monster with a higher ATK than yourself, you can survive and become Azeus. The bounce effect that uses the material is optional, so if you don't use the bounce effect, you can also become a 4-body material Azeus via Downard.
Even if you are attacked by the opponent, the bounce effect will appear, most of the lower monsters will not use the effect, and the reflected damage will not hurt that much ATK 2000, 2 because the consumption material is 1 and the bounce effect does not have turn 1 Even without Azeus, its performance is high, such as being able to withstand the attacks of its own body.
However, in the case of this monster, if you charge into a monster whose ATK is higher than yourself, it will ruin everything with a single Awakage, so don't forget that it is a monster that only fights.

An A Genex Tuner Monster that has shown no signs of being relaxed since it was designated as a restricted card.
It has the effect of SSing itself from your hand by self-bouncing the monsters on your field at a cost, and since there is no limit to the number of times this can be done, you can negate the effect and stay in your hand to endlessly bounce monsters on your field. The feature is that you can continue to self-bounce.
It goes without saying that the self-bounce becomes a hotbed for an infinite loop and one kill on the first attack. It is said that it is just a teru.
There was a time when I was able to use Windy's removal effect in FL and use it as a tuner to become Arkanite or Gungu by synchronizing with Watery, but it was so long ago that I don't remember when...

Even though she is a goddess of chaos, it makes me want to say that she doesn't have to be so obsessed with darkness and light. A pitiful monster being pushed Branded with no cards.
In particular, the bottleneck is that her DARK monsters to be revived are level 5 or higher, and since it is an S monster that she creates with 3 materials, it is difficult to incorporate monsters that can be revived as materials for S summoning this monster. is quite tough.
Even if you use it as a relay point for super expansion, the hand cost for activating the resurrection effect is limited to his LIGHT monster, so it is difficult to make use of the strength that does not have a name Turn 1, so it seems to have a lot of potential in the future. not in
However, the illustrations alone are insanely wonderful and simply beautiful, so it's really a waste.

A special summon monster with an expansion effect that was given to X-Saber in the regular pack, who handed over DT's EARTH theme frame to her girlfriend, Naturia, and left the DT world early. .
Well, if you can get something like this, there's no reason to stay at DT for a long time...
Both the self-SS effect and the resurrection effect are out of the name Turn 1 tag like someone from Infernity, so you can unfold the so-called "space expansion" required for all Synchro Decks centering on this monster.
It's even better to be able to combine with your own monsters, such as Ragegra and Gatoms, who also have no limit on the number of times they can be used, instead of simply releasing general-purpose synchros.
Not using this monster to use Saber X is the same as throwing away the universe, so unless there is an errata, no matter what monsters appear in the future, you won't see a type where this monster won't be adopted. .

He quickly left the DT field and was added to Flamvell as a regular pack.
After all, what he does is close to Gedon, Guaiba, and Shura, all of which were once evaluated as useful cards, and yet it is a low-class monster with an original ATK of 1900, and recruited monsters immediately join the pursuit. In addition, the effect does not negate, and the number of monsters that can be summoned will continue to increase in the future, so there is no reason not to use it. It is really big that it corresponds to the explosion as well.
Currently, low-level monsters that have effects triggered by this kind of battle destruction tend to be underestimated, no matter how strong the resulting effect is. It is also a negative factor that battle assistance cannot be effectively performed with your own card group.
That said, I think it's safe to say that the effects of low-level monsters with an ATK of 1900 are of a fairly high standard.
The effect that triggers battle destruction also has the advantage of not being disturbed by effects that can't be activated with a damage step.

Although he has a Spright name, the effect is not directly related to his Spright, and all his Spright monsters belong to one of each other's levels, ranks, and link 2 monsters. Spell card.
It's good to use this card called Jet in a Spright Deck that has a way to search, but it can also be used as a Super Wetlands in a Wetlands Deck, such as Valle and Gael, and it can also be used as a Rank 2X, Nimble monster, or Junk Warrior. It is also good to use it like Limiter Removal, which can explosively strengthen the total ATK in a Deck centered on .
After all, it's a Quick-Play Spell, so you can use it from your hand without fail.
The GY effect cannot be used in the same turn as the effect in the first half, and only ATK is enhanced with one target, but with the same target and enhancement value, the ATK up lasts longer than the effect in the first half, and Quick-Play Since it's a spell, the effect in the first half can be used during the opponent's turn, which is a blessing.
Even if it doesn't fit into the serious Spright or Gael decks, I think it's a card that has a lot to look at as a card that strengthens RBI.

A card that is not a Kuriboh monster with a Kuriboh-like status and vaguely Kuriboh-like parry effect, and a race/attribute setting that can be said to be paired with Kuriboh.
The conditions for activating the effect are strict, and the performance of the effect that it exerts is extremely low.
It is also a mascot-like monster used by Ryuka, who was a character in an important position as one of the signers in the anime, so let's look forward to the future with the effect of specifying the name.

A card that allows you to search for another Plant monster according to the level of the first Rikka monster you searched by activating Rikka's Monster Search Spell by releasing his Plant on your field.
Due to its nature, receiving Urara causes severe pain, so it was a search card with a high risk of conflict as to whether it should be released and activated, but under the application of the future, the opponent's monster will be released and the additional effect will be activated. It's a card that you can't understand, even if you get Urara, it's a numerical advantage.
What's more, this card itself can be set from the Deck to the field without being disturbed by Urara, and even if Urara is hit by the first gorgeousness, it will be possible to bring the second one on the next turn. Let's sum up the elements and give 10 points.
Even so, when you go first, your opponent won't have any monsters that can be released, so be careful.
The additional effect is of course powerful, but I have the impression that it is unexpectedly difficult to select a Plant other than his Rikka monster of the corresponding level to search additionally, and if there is not much that matches his Deck, it will be straight to the same level. It would be nice to search for his Rikka monster under his alias.