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Nibiru repellent for Dinosaur. So strong.
The effect of ① is to grant effect resistance to all allies. Dinosaurs that were not present at the time of activation also benefit from it. It's really strong to protect from Nibiru.
The effect of ② is recruitment. You can call Babykera and Petitlano with a small removal cost, and you can call Argosaurus with just this card.
Both are powerful effects, and the activation conditions of the two effects are perfectly matched, making them really strong. As a bonus, his level 4 Dinosaur is compatible with both Oviraptor and 《Fossil Dig》. strong.

Comprehensive evaluation: The effect has become only a substantial demerit.
You can't do things like revive by sending it from your hand to his GY, and even if you return it to the deck, it won't be particularly useful after that.
In that case, Raiza the Storm Monarch, which has a merit effect, is fine.

Comprehensive evaluation: Should I recruit with 《Miscellaneousaurus》and use it as a material?
Sending it from your hand/field to his GY can give you destruction resistance and weakening, but it feels a little slow because you need to attack on the return turn.
There is also the possibility of removing Dinowrestler first, so it is difficult to expect.
When sent from the field to GY, the effect is to revive the end phase, and it can be used actively if it is made into various materials.
《Miscellaneousaurus》is easy to recruit.
If you use it normally, it will only be the target of the opponent's attack, but if you protect it with Dinowrestler's attack target limit, or use it as a material with I:P Masquerena during the opponent's turn, you can make up for it.
A kana that is easier to use with a lot of mixture than a normal dino wrestler.

A juvenile Ultimate Insect with too little reason to start with this card.
Even if you say that he is completely immune to spells with this ability value...
It goes without saying that it is better to start from 3 normally, at least if you start from 1, the spell resistance will be inherited to the subsequent evolutions, or if you start from 1, it will exceed 7, which is the normal final evolution. It would have been better if I could have become 9 of the ultimate evolved body.

It is a remake monster of Jellyfish, and like other Kajiki remake monsters, it rides on each monster's offense and defense based on the sea enhancement value.
The first effect is the effect of deploying a WATER monster from your hand by sending the sea to GY, and you can choose to pay the cost from 3 places: your hand, Deck, and the one that is face up on the field, which is an advantage. If you think about it, you still want to choose from Deck.
Since you can pay the cost from the Deck and you can draw directly from your hand or from the field, if you can allow sea cards to be put in the Deck, the WATER Deck can be used as a general-purpose deployment card. You can do it, and since your level is 4, it is also suitable for arranging the X materials of Stealth Kragen.
The merit of sending the sea to her GY is that Sea Stealth allows him to activate the sea from GY, and that Sea Stealth can set a monster that SS with this effect from the Deck by making it Citadel Whale. is possible.
The second effect is to neutralize and absorb the opponent's monster effect or his spell every turn while floating in the sea, and increase your own status. His ATK reaches 2000 which is perfect for a low class monster.
It is an effect setting that conforms to the scene where the lightning attack by 《Horn of the Unicorn》is absorbed in the original, and although it does not correspond to Trap and must be chained directly to the effect, it also captures the effect activated by the hand or GY, and the status has been improved. remains the same across turns, so it's a powerful effect that can be used both to interfere and to overcome obstacles.
It is a must-have monster to complete the board of the Sea Deck, and like the Death Kraken, it is a good card that has a role to play as a deployment member if there is no sea, as it can prevent attacks even by itself. I think.

Well, it's a card that can't be used unless you have "Ocean" and "1 WATER monster" on the field. , I think it's a card that doesn't do a good job.

Overall evaluation: Since target resistance can be attached to other cards, this advanced card is heavy.
What you want to do is very simple, dealing battles damage with 《Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate》etc. and Special Summon.
While protecting them with their attack target restriction effects, they are given target resistance to create a hard board surface.
However, I can't overcome the effect of taking a target during the development process, and this card itself is heavy because it is a high-level monster, so it can't be used as a board formation in the main 2.
If you create a token with 《Lost World》, you can only target the opponent with a token, and you can give it target resistance like this card, so it's hard to prioritize.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Lost World》seems to be useful if it is used by sending tokens.
The removal ability sent to GY is valuable, but the condition is that the number of opponent monsters is higher.
In most cases, there are only 2 opponent monsters left, so it is easy to become unusable when you deploy.
However, if you use 《Lost World》, which allows you to send tokens and restrict the target of the effect, you can easily fulfill the conditions and make good use of it.
In most cases, it's faster to hit with 《Ultimate Conductor Tyranno》, so it might be somewhat useful against Metabeat.
The enhancement at the time of link material is practically close to "Dinowrestler King T Wrextle" only, and even if it can be applied, the range of battle destruction will be widened.
The only advantage is that it's still thin.

His Exodia in the Spell/Trap version.
These cards actually become DATE when rearranged, so when you duel with your girlfriend, you can have them together as a surprise and say, "Let's go on a date!" It's romantic because it expresses the fragility of love because it's fragile!
…picture? What happened to the other letter? Well, if you do it all the way to the end, you'll reach the goal, be the victor in life (beat

A poor card that was treated as a small fish in one of the few main stories.
Moreover, there is no shortage of material provided with plenty of menhera that self-destructs and involves the surroundings.
That reminds me, there used to be a goddess who would blow herself up... Eraser-kun isn't actually one of the three evil gods, but a relative of him...?

Probably the easiest illustration to draw in Yu-Gi-Oh! ●.
Special Summon No +3 Tribute is quite heavy, but it's no exaggeration to say that the effect is more than enough even in modern times. Shock ruler and cold wave, which are banned in modern times, have a crazy effect that lasts for 4 turns, and this is probably the best reason to use this card. In fact, in the magical Dragon Ruler environment, this effect was used because it was stabbed by magic, and together with Osiris and Obelisk, which were adopted at the same time, it was called Sangenjin. Note that if you hit 《Infinite Impermanence》or Veiler with a chain, it will be negated. Another effect is the effect of never losing in battle that adds 100 to the maximum ATK of the field. There is a special ruling that this effect will always add 100 in any case, and in terms of combat, it boasts a high level of perfection that you wouldn't think it was 10 years ago.
If you accidentally find a search method, entering the environment may not be a dream. I don't think so.

Deck fusion for D-HERO.
Originally, the fusion of D-HERO had passed the unpopularity and was already controversial, and the compatible Dragon D-END was already not as good as the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, so I had the impression that it was not very sophisticated.
However, this card was destroyed when I got a partner called Destroy Phoenix Guy, whose effects are as strong as demons and whose fusion materials are loosely specified. Originally, D-HERO has many effects that are activated from GY, and with this single card, you can complete a system of 1 interference + 2 actual burials. This card has a power that surpasses even 《Red-Eyes Fusion》when Dragoon was alive and well if you look only at the ad. It is a card that is likely to be banned even without anaconda.

Convenience Dead Slayer
His Vendread won't start until this guy comes down
There used to be a terrible releaser, but now I'm imprisoned, so I have to think of another way.
Combining it with 《Diviner of the Herald》is a good thing. Level 6 tuners and non-tuners are available, so let's put out 《Ultimaya Tzolkin》.
When playing "Ultimaya Tzolkin", the effect of "Revendread Slayer" allows him to search for a Ritual Spell, so if you set it as it is, you can trigger the effect of "Ultimaya Tzolkin".
If you drop Striges, he will show a Ritual Spell before you set it and add 1 material to the field.
However, it seems that this move will be said to be the same as when he had a releaser, such as he should do it with Drytron or that the god shrine is strong.
Fortunately, Vendread is an undead and can descend from GY, so he has plenty of means to make GY stand by.
Furthermore, it is also an advantage that it is also compatible with 《Pre-Preparation of Rites》through the loophole that 《Revendread Origin》does not have its name listed as an advent target, but as an additional effect (although the preparation cost is high).
It is a monster full of charm both in appearance and story.
Don't replace Vendread with a ninja, okay?
Postscript: A summoning effect was added in the Master Duel update.
It is one of the few low rarity (R) summoning monsters.

Normal Summon A possible low-level monster can be put out. that's all.

A remake monster and enhanced version of Devil Kraken with 200 enhancement value of the sea as it is.
I see, so the name of the enhanced version of "Devil" is "Death"...
The effect requires the sea and his own WATER monster on the field, but on each other's turn, it will appear from the sea in the hand with Friche, and while rescuing the target's own monster, the opponent's monster will have a Geso Submission. It has a high surprise effect of hitting.
After entering the battlefield, you can parry the opponent's attack by returning to the sea of ​​hands, and you can create a stance for his stealth attack again. However, it is a monster that has a very good impression of the effect that has been reproduced.
However, as mentioned above, the hand trigger effect cannot be used unless the sea is on the field, and if the target monster is not on the field when the effect is processed, you cannot perform the Geso Submission, so it is quite difficult to set up and is vulnerable to interference. There is also a drawback, and while the jamming performance is high when the field is set up, the impression is that it is not easy to operate.
On the other hand, the effect of returning to the sea in the hand can be activated by itself & can respond to attack declarations that target other than yourself, so it can also be used to protect Physalia from being destroyed in battle, so the overall evaluation is around this point. I was allowed to.
Above all, I felt that the effect of the card, which is a mere low-level monster used by a side character, has a really good sense of how active it is.