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A direct attacker, one of the non-Warrior Elemental HEROs that appeared in the manga GX.
By inflicting battles damage on the opponent in this way, it exerts the effect of passing its own defensive power to ATK, and the battles damage given to the opponent when attacking directly after the next time will increase, but the original ATK It only makes sense to get effects that require it to be changed from
Being out of attack targets when he has allies is a relatively good effect for a low-ranking direct attacker. It is an advantage to be able to lock attacks by lining up monsters.
When it grows up and becomes Blume, it changes to a brave effect that retains the remnants of this monster's effect, as if to repay the favor for protecting it, but you can leave it as it is.

It's a low-level monster that's like a part of the highest-level Hydlander, and like that one, it demonstrates its power in a so-called "Highlander" build, but unlike the top-level one, this is honestly not good. I can't get rid of the impression that it's a card that doesn't really know what it's good at or what it should be used for.
First of all, in order to use the effect, it is necessary to fertilize his GY to some extent, and this itself is a meaningful act even for the highest grade Hydlander, but what this monster does is to release itself. Certain and indeterminate pseudo-search effects.
You will have to flip at least 5 cards, including yourself, but at least 2 of them need monsters with different card names.
If you pre-build your Deck for it, you'll be able to search for anything most of the time, and if you're vigorously feeding your GY, you'll be able to look through most of the Decks and then sort them all out in whatever order is convenient for you. It is certain that the probability of being able to search for the target monster is much higher than that of Kyoken and Kinken.
When using this monster in a Highlander construction with an incomplete GY effect, eliminate the situation where a monster with the same name exists in GY and is in the way of this second monster or the highest grade Hylander. You can, but...
Hmm, it seems that I used the summoning right to bring out this monster, and after all, I don't really know how to use it strongly just by thinking about it in my head, and I think it's a suitable lubricant. I didn't come out.
I myself am a highlander, and I think there is a lack of understanding of the instability of decks and how much benefit this effect brings to such decks. Please understand that we may give a score that may not be possible to say.

The world of Amazement is still deep, and his 7th new Amaze Attraction Trap card.
If you equip it to your monster, the opponent will select and set the Amaze Attraction Trap you want to ride again, and if you equip it to your opponent's monster, it will temporarily remove the equipped monster.
After all, when equipped on an opponent's monster, the effect of temporarily leaving the monster with a complete flitch without any conditions is very valuable as his Amaze Attraction Trap, and no other cards of his own are necessary. I feel that being able to work alone without a card is excellent as a blocking card.
Of course, it's a temporary exclusion, so even if you hit it blindly, you'll only lose as much as the card that was equipped to your opponent's monster will be destroyed, so it's most effective to use it against any monster you have as a material monster. I want to think about whether it is.
On the other hand, you can continue to gain an advantage by maintaining the effect when equipped on your own monster, but you need to prepare and the instability of the opponent's choice, GY's Amaze to let the opponent choose It doesn't seem to be used that often because of the time and effort required to control the Attraction Trap.

A Gunkan Suship monster that finally fulfills a dream that Atlantis and his early Harpie-related monsters couldn't achieve.
Until now, due to out-of-effect text, it was treated as a card with the same name according to the rules, so no matter how many types you sent out to the world, as long as they were monsters with the same name in the Deck, the number of cards was limited to 3. A long-held tradition has finally been broken through.
As a result, 《Painful Decision》, which had only had the effect of sending vanillas from his deck to his GY and searching for the same vanillas, had a new development, and attracted attention as a card that searches for this monster.
The other effect is also to recruit a story from your own SS by showing a shari other than your own, and then ignore the level matching and use those two as materials for an X monster with the name of the story is treated as an X summon, and you can do whatever you want with the state where you can apply the effects of both the top and the neta.
It's an epoch-making monster that led to the best way to solve the problem of lack of shari and the problem that shari is just a normal monster.
Aside from that, I'd like to ask for the next story as soon as possible, such as the natto that you can see!

Recently, the cost for everyone to activate it, which is uninterruptible unless it is due to a permanent meta such as a macro, has come to be a GY fertilizer from the deck, but this monster, like Souls, self The strongest card that made it a cost to send GY from his deck linked to the SS effect.
By sending Sigma to her GY, the self-resurrection effect allows you to call various EX monsters with this monster and Sigma, and finally the strongest Final Sigma with 2 effects given with this monster. I became able to go.
If you bring him out with Sigma and Mathmech Equation, he can also be used as a deployment member while preserving the right to summon the Cyberse series, so his power is one of the best among the members of this regular pack.

The Icejade boat monster that appeared after Kingfisher, and is compatible with WATER in general.
However, the power given to the equipped monster is only an increase in ability proportional to the number of monsters that have been removed from each other, and it does not grant resistance etc., so the benefits of being equipped with furiche are not that great.
The important thing is that this monster that can be used as a special summon by separating this card, which is an equipment card, is a tuner. It is to connect to.
However, the attachment and detachment are so-called "Aileron-kun" in turn 1, so if you want to do this smoothly, you should still rely on the help of Reaper, which is Aqua Therion.
Well, unlike 《Aileron》, this one can equip Flice during the end phase, and you can aim to equip it repeatedly from her GY, so compared to that, Turn 1 isn't that much of a concern.
Coincidentally, both the Reaper and this monster are level 7, so not only can you get rank 7X, but you can also get Tziolkin because they are a tuner and non-tuner pair of the same level.

A Dragon monster with subtle abilities that you wouldn't think of as a non-theme monster from the 11th season if you only read the effect text.
In fact, it is one of the themes of this regular pack, and it is a monster that is part of his EARTH strengthening campaign to which he belongs.
This monster has the effect of destroying two cards on the field with NS/SS triggering and strengthening itself. That's what it means.
Since it is a Dragon, it would be good to Special Summon him with a celestial sphere or a resurrection trap if you want to have a removal effect on the opponent's turn, or with a masked dragon or Giant Rat since it has a low ATK.
That's why it's easy to Special Summon from your hand, Deck, or GY. is 2600, which is about the same as Pancra, and it's a little lonely to get a reward for being fully piggybacked with other effects.
All-purpose multiple removal itself is strong, the number of cards is flexible, and it's nice to be able to self-destroy your own cards, but resistance penetration is low, and it feels bad when you draw it directly. It hurts more than anything.
The fact that you can't get power without a card to destroy means that you're more susceptible to interference.
It's been a long time since the non-theme monsters were allowed to exist.

While chaining the effects of EX monsters with Perfect Counters such as Savage and Ardek, the targeted EX monsters will return to the Deck, and you can deal with the effects when they leave the field. A removal spell that becomes.
Strong against perfect counters and destruction resistance, but weak against target resistance, and cannot target monsters that are not EX monsters such as Perdek.
Also, monsters immune to types of effects that don't need to be chained directly can be hit by sandwiching his Quick-Play Spell or Trap card in between.
If you use this card, you want to take advantage of the fact that you can directly send the corresponding EX monster from your EX Deck to GY, and if you use it for that purpose, Fusion Monster, which has Nutos and Fossil monsters, is the first choice. In that sense, it can be said that the biggest imaginary enemy EX monster of this card is still a Fusion Monster.

It's a new monster of Mokey Mokey, and it has the effect of being treated as his Mokey Mokey and Normal Monster on the field and GY, and the ability to discard himself from his hand and search for his Mokey Mokey card other than the card with the same name.
The effect of the first half is strengthened with "Mokey Mokey Smackdown" on the field ・You can recruit up to 3 Mokey Mokeys by targeting the same name alliance ・Become a fusion material for King Mokey Mokey, with "Dark Factory of Mass Production" in GY It has the advantage of being able to be salvaged, King Mokey Mokey's effect when leaving the field, and being able to deploy from GY.
The second half of the effect is quite silly because it is a search without the name Turn 1 that can be activated by discarding it from your hand without using summons, negate effects on the field, or paying extra costs, but above all, this It has become very easy to attract 《Mokey Mokey Smackdown》, which was difficult to search until now.
The performance of this monster itself is very high, but how to fusion summon King Mokey Mokey while accumulating this monster and his Mokey Mokey in GY, and don't miss the timing to bring King Mokey Mokey into play. It's a flaw in the ball that there is a difficulty in how to leave the field like this.
This is a specification issue on King Mokey Mokey's side, so it can't be helped.
In any case, he will continue to be the most important monster in the rotation of the Mokey Mokey Deck. I want you to come out by all means.

It was thought that he would leave it as it was for a long time, or that it would not be possible to achieve this search effect with other attributes, but the second spirit medium who was finally unveiled in the regular pack where EARTH was vigorously strengthened.
This time, instead of his Charmer's usual copy and paste, there are some differences from Wynn, the first spirit medium, the search range is from DEF 1500 or less to his ATK 1850 or less, and the monsters that can be searched include himself. It now depends on the race of the discarded monster.
As expected, he has the second highest number among all attributes, so I don't think it will go so smoothly, but I can't tell without looking at the specifications of the rest of the mediums.
Since he himself uses her spell, 《Mathematician》is always a search target.
Especially in Machine, which has built up a strong EARTH alliance with ancient machines, Geargia, Machina, Infinitrack, trains, etc., there is no doubt that he will become a monster that further enhances that unity.

The 79th general-purpose Trap frame in the regular pack this time is an ultra-rare trap card recorded in the regular pack since "Urgent Tuning" in the 6th period. ・It will be since the seven tools and the horn.
Its effect negates the effect of a monster activated on the opponent's field at no cost and destroys it, and as an optional additional effect, you can banish one monster from your hand to negate that monster's effect and "Monster Reborn". , As the card name suggests, it is a special move card that is conscious of the future dragon emperor who is the great power of the X monster.
Since you don't need a hand cost or LP cost to activate it like Divine Punishment or Notification, you can't capture the effect that activates in your hand or GY, and you have to destroy it with this effect unlike the Dragon Emperor who negates and takes control as it is. If you don't send it to GY, you can't steal it, and the effect of the revived monster will also be negate, so basically it can be used in a wider range, and although it has an LP cost, it's numerical. The consumption is the same as this card, but I have the impression that the notification without the name Turn 1 is much stronger.
Since it can't deal with permanent effects, there are places where it lags behind bubble shadows that are normally set on the field and activated, so I want to think carefully about whether it's worth prioritizing them.
However, there is no doubt that it is a Counter Trap that can be used at no cost. It is considered that this card has enough strengths that it does not recover with resurrection cards.
Notice is a card that can be used in conjunction with Declaration, but if you can't pay 1500 LP, you can't pay.

Theme search at the time of activation, enhancement of all hitting points that become theme monsters + α, and the activation conditions that match the movement of the theme, as well as firing an all-purpose single-target removal. A card with nothing written on it.
It's frightening that even now, even if it's not safe, it's likely to be evaluated as solid strength.
It feels like the Field Spells of those days are back, and basically there is only one card per theme, so I think it must be of this level of quality.

A Special Summon monster that eats all the monsters that moved on the opponent's field this turn and is Special Summoned to his field.
Since it can be released under the summoning condition, it penetrates perfect resistance and is not interfered with by chain-activated effects, but since it can only be Special Summoned during its own turn, it does not interfere with development like Nibiru. The role of backhand-turning is to make air holes in the completed board.
However, in order to release it, it is necessary to move the monster according to the intention of the opponent in many situations, and if it has an interfering trigger immediate effect, it will make it work exactly, so get rid of them and release this monster. It's good to have a Special Summon, but I think there's a possibility that we'll be pretty exhausted by then.
Of course, since you can't get rid of monsters that are overwhelmed by permanent effects, you can see that it's inadequate as a flip card.
On the other hand, unlike Nibiru and Kaiju, there is no benefit to the opponent, and just releasing one body will increase his ATK to 3000, and if the released monster is a Special Summon monster, the effect that activates during the End Phase will reverse this effect. is followed and the return is also quite large.
In general, I have doubts about its stability as a flip card, but I feel that it is quite strong if it can release two or more opponent monsters, and I think it is a good adjustment that is strong enough to match its rarity.

Most of the Plants in this pack were used in some way back then, including Weeds and Cephalotus, which are now obscure, so this pack had a good selection of Plant monsters. , As for this monster, it's a level that I don't remember.
You can force a Plant token onto the opponent's field and use it as a stepping stone for other effects such as conditional handicap that you have hidden. If you use it for , it tends to be quite impossible if you don't use it in combination with teleportation.
After all, at least if you use the effect of being destroyed by battle due to an attack from your opponent, you can get some kind of Link 2 with the attacking monster and the token in Main Phase 2, so you can say that there is almost no time to use the token as a stepping stone. I guess.

One of the oldest Plant tuners, it has no combat ability, and does not have the effect of Special Summoning itself like a Plant like "Spore" or Valve, and at first glance it is an existence that has become obsolete a long time ago. However, since it has the effect of matching the level with other Plants, it is a valuable existence that can expand the options of not only S but also X in the rank range that is difficult to produce in normal construction.
At this time, it would be fun to leave the means of making himself a Special Summon to someone else and focus on choosing S and X for the EX Deck.