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If it came out now, it would have been turn 1 (not name turn 1), but the hand cost would have been lost.
A large monster for suppression in Gladiator Beast. Unlike in the past, Gladiator Beast Laquari is now a tough card to include in his deck, and will almost never be regular summoned, and will be summoned exclusively by Gladiator Beast Tamer Editor.
The effect is to interfere with the opponent's Spell Trap, and it doesn't have a turn 1 limit!
... but it's quite painful for Gladiator Beast to have a hand cost, and even now and in the past, there are almost no cards that can easily increase your hand in swordfights, and when you're fully deployed, your hand is about to run out. Most of them are , so in most cases you will want to play 《Gladiator Beast Domitianus》that can interfere with monster effects without requiring a hand cost.
However, he has quite a few decks that start with Spell Trap, and there are always cases where this card is more effective than Domitianos, so Gladiator Beast is a card you want to have in your EX.
If you can simply use the effect of Edittle, you can also line up with Domitianos to create a tight board.

Aside from being an advanced card, this card was once one of the trump cards of dinosaurs.
It's a card that can be said to be a dinosaur version of Da Yiza, and although it needs to be used in conjunction with other dinosaurs, it has a high enhancement rate of 1000, and if you call it Micella, it will hit 4000.
Dinosaur-related items that appeared after the 9th term, such as Misella and Double Evolution Pill, have many effects that exclude dinosaurs, and like Babykera, they benefit from the development of dinosaurs.
On the other hand, there are an increasing number of excellent dinosaurs such as Archons that can be candidates for trump cards, and there is no longer a need to rely on oneself as in the past.
However, it is easy to pull because it is a low class, and it is worth trying to install it as a back ace.

It has a similar effect to Babykera, and can be summoned at level 4 or higher, but it can't attack during the turn it's summoned, so it's a pity that it's difficult to make use of a large dinosaur with high combat power.
However, if it's not for use in advance, material procurement, or combat, I can call Oviraptor and Micella, so I can do most of what I want to do with Babykera.
I think this card will also be one that supports dinosaurs.

Although it had high potential, it was a disadvantage due to the development of dinosaurs. And at the end of the 9th period, it started to break out with the development of dinosaurs.
As already said, if it's an effect destruction, you can use it from your hand, and there's no turn limit, so it's an old card, so it's lax.
Many of the dinosaur-related items that appeared after Dinosaur no Kodou R had the effect of self-destructing and earning ads as if they were targeted, so there is a strong synergy.
As a result, if he wants to do it, he will show enough rotation to spit out all the dinosaurs in the deck.
Although it is somewhat combo dependent, it has become an excellent card that supports Dinosaur Decks.

Who is the idiot who gave this one point?
One of the top rares that is too strong. Since the theme search system is also a highlight of the theme, it naturally has an exceptional search + amorous built-in.

Yugo may have arrived one day, he of Accel Synchro is Clear Wing Synchro Dragon.
Long plaguing the Clear Wing series, he is resistant to spells and traps, and can negate and destroy the effect even if it is only once.
The effect of negate the familiar monster effect of the Clear Wing series to destroy it and increase its firepower has been reinforced.
You can increase the RBI by adding resistance to yourself without negate the monster effect. Although it is limited to monster effects, it is completely resistant, so it is quite good to have a place.
Also, when sent to GY, he replenishes WIND monsters.
Compared to Crystal Wing, it doesn't negate monster effects, so it can't interfere with the opponent's development.
Also, since the RBI increase effect is only when the ① effect is used, the firepower will not be increased automatically during battle, and the battle will continue at 3000 against high RBI monsters that do not use the effect. .
Also, unlike the Clear Wing series so far, it only reacts to the effects of the opponent's monsters, so it is no longer possible to trigger the effects of your own monsters to increase the RBI.
Unlike the Crystal Wing, it has specs that are designed to reliably pass the attack through to the opponent rather than obstructing breakthrough, so it is necessary to use it differently from the Crystal Wing. Is it ideal if both are arranged side by side?
It's not as difficult as it looks to get it out with an S tuner like Cork-10. However, it is also true that Crystal Wing and Baroness are too easy to use, and his deck that can be adopted is almost limited, which is also a part that tends to crack the evaluation.
However, in the era of ace monsters, Crystal Clear Wing is strong enough to be resistant to his Spell Trap, which is somewhat difficult to reach, and when used in combination with other monsters, it becomes quite solid.
By the way, if you face Ark Rebellion one-on-one, your firepower will line up and trade off. The two are busy with losing and winning, but it seems that they are finally lined up here.

As for the P effect, I am grateful to be able to destroy Spells and Traps in exchange for this "DD" and "Dark Contract".
I think it's also a strong point that it is a tuner that can special summon with battle / effect damage as a trigger due to monster effects.
If you have a "DD" Deck, you can Special Summon with the effect damage of "Dark Contract", and since the Fiend is bound, Synchro Summoning "DDD Cursed Blood King Cyfleet" along with "DD Griffon" and "DD Magical Sage Copernicus" is a good idea. is one of the candidates.

The effect is strong, but isn't Fossil Dyna Pachycephalo enough? Calm down to the part that says. The difference is that it only stops the opponent, but basically this kind of effect is "Reverse on the opponent's turn" and seals his Special Summon, so in the end, the part that "stops only the opponent" is useful. Hateful. (Because I don't really do his Special Summon on my opponent's turn.)
A good way to reverse it on your opponent's turn is to use a while ago, and more recently.

One of the best dinosaur monsters that kicks all kinds of back defense monsters while dealing damage. It is an ace that specializes in obstruction and removal, and its effects do not have the name Turn 1 at all. Since he also has a high RBI, he can surpass Link Monster, which is his weak point. There is also the potential to bring in one kill at once by making full use of the expansion and support of dinosaurs.

Hand cost is necessary, but it is strong that he can negate Spell/Trap without turn 1.
"Gladiator Beast" The material is heavy among fusions, so if you want to use it, you want to use the effect of "Gladiator Beast Tamer Editor".

Model S tuner
Since he is an S tuner, he can be used for Accel Synchro, and with the effect of Harifiber, he can Special Summon.
Also, since it can be S summoned during the opponent's turn, you can avoid the effects that target it and use the effects of Black Rose and Trishula during the opponent's turn.
The bonus 1 draw is also easy to use, although it is easy to miss the timing.
In the S-axis era of DD, the effect of Halifayer allows him to Special Summon during the opponent's turn, and it is a very useful monster that can bring out Cyfleet and Baroness.
In the current "DD", he is only used for about 2 Synchro Monsters, and he is not included because Harifiber is banned.

I think the draw effect is excellent.
For Synchro Summoning during the opponent's Main Phase, I think it's effective to use his Synchro Monster with an obstruction effect.
As for Level 2 Synchro, for example, if it's a "DD" Deck, you can get it with "DD Lamia" + "DD Magic Sage Kepler" or "DD Nekroz Rhyme", so I don't think there's a problem.

The ultimate form of a conduction dinosaur that has surpassed the super and reached the ultimate. The ultimate name that bears is not just a date, but it has been powered up in every aspect.
Dinosaur isn't particularly good at high-level search and GY manure, but it's a level that can be fully compensated for with ingenuity, and it's safe to say that handling is a battle-class.
Once on the battlefield, it turns into a back defense and seals the effect, and it is possible to overturn the board at once with a self-contained ability that combines removal and burn, which is to hit and remove one by one with an overall attack, and even generate burn damage at that time. Possible. At the same time, it is necessary to enter the battle phase without fail, which leads to the drawback that it is easy to step on various mines, but this is also a point that the user should skillfully pay off. Because of the brain muscle that dominates the world with fists, it requires a support system of the whole spirit to pass that blow, which also leads to a sense of accomplishment.
There is an exhilarating feeling that is commensurate with the time and effort it takes, and it can be said that it is a piece full of charm, including dinosaur-like performance and entertainment.

It has an effect that can bounce anything without allowing a chain, and it has the most versatile effect among the highest grade Qliphort, and if you combine one Qliphort's P effect, you can unilaterally destroy up to ATK 3000 in battle.
If the release of Tribute Summon is also "Qliphort", it can be arranged by P summoning, and it can be P summoned again on the next turn, so there is no loss.
On top of that, it could be said that it was a very powerful monster because it was quite hard due to the resistance of ③. Until the 9th term. . .
Now P-summoning has been greatly weakened, releases are becoming more difficult to align, and Spell/Trap zones have been reduced. Furthermore, against P monsters that don't have levels or ranks, resistance doesn't make sense, so even if you put them on the field, they won't be as strong as they used to be. Furthermore, Electrum, which appeared as a boost to Pendulum, cannot be used due to the same restrictions as Qliphort, and Genius is far from being capable of pushing back against these headwinds.
Qliphort became a Tribute (to the new rules). . .

Shaddoll Continuous Trap, who has a performance that makes you think it's funny. A card that greatly changed Shaddoll's tactics and pushed it back to the corner of the environment deck. By fusion summoning during the opponent's turn, you can do anything you want, such as Abukage care against Midrash and Apcalone functioning as an obstruction card. Shaddoll This is one card that you have to be most careful against, and I want to stop it with Kozusai and Reboot.