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The background story of "Sky Striker Ace", one of the most popular Yu-Gi-Oh OCG theme, started as a serialized VJ manga, and the monster that becomes the wings of Sky Striker Ace that became the attached card of the first issue.
Its appearance is reminiscent of the manga AV's Sora-kun, and it's hard to believe that he's a machine because he looks like a human boy who is full of smiles, Mr. Miyoshi, who is in charge of drawing for both works.
In each other's main phase, Flice is attached to his Sky Striker Ace and raises his ATK, and when he is destroyed on the field, he sends his Sky Striker Spell from the Deck to his GY effect. will demonstrate.
In addition to combat and effects, this destruction also supports rule destruction, and is characterized by the ability to release his equipped Sky Striker Ace and use it as a link material.
However, since there is a restriction that either the equipping or the destruction triggering effect on the field is turn 1, it is difficult to take advantage of the long-awaited equipping of Friche. .
When that happens, I think it will be a good idea to use the effect outside of the main phase, and I think it would be better to put a different spell of him in the slot where this monster is stacked.
It's a pity that there are almost no strong points that have the body of a monster.
From the very first time, I feel like I've been given a card with performance that disappoints my expectations and I can't sense an understanding of the theme, but I do like the illustration itself.

A monster with the highest ATK among low-level vanilla demons with ATK less than 1500.
Well, monsters with ATK 1450 don't appear often, and when it comes to low-level vanillas, there are only a few Hibikijo and Ancient Elves, so it's only natural.
I think that many people have the image that Djinn is a slightly stronger evil than Djinn Terra, who will appear soon, but Djinn Terra is much stronger in DM4.

A card related to Big Shield, which boasts 2600 DEF despite being a low class monster.
While inheriting the merits of the Big Shield, the demerit of being in the attack position has disappeared, and by going into the reverse state on its own, it is possible to make use of its own merit effect again.
However, his defensive power has dropped by 800, and his ATK and level are unchanged. 1800 defensive power is the minimum value for a blocker, but with this level of ability, it would be a problem to call himself Shield Gardner. It feels like it.
It's the same with Big Shield, but his Spell Cards that activate against monsters in the Defense Position on the other side aren't something you'll come across very often, except for 《Mind Control》.

As the card name "Fire Woman" suggests, Burst-nee-san, who has a burn effect that increases the amount of damage in proportion to the number of allies during the end phase, and a female HERO who wears the whole character. .
It is also characterized by the setting of races other than Warrior, which was often seen for a while in the low-level HERO of the manga GX.
Even if it's in perspective, the right and left hands are drawn too big, so it's a bit of a pitiful monster who is said to be like a woman whose hands are too big for her face.
There is little to see except that it is a named fusion material, and unfortunately the performance of the named Fusion Monster is also low.

One of the monsters that fell victim to Link Summoning, this monster is a tuner that responds to Khalifa's Recruit effect, which is also her Blackwing monster.
This was fine when it first appeared, but with the advent of Link Summoning, it became a banned card. There is a clause.
But aside from that, I haven't heard of link summoning, so there's no doubt that it's a card like that.

Looking at the monsters banned by the Limit Regulations that came into effect in April 2022, it's actually one of the lower-class monsters banned in the main deck, which isn't as many as you might think, but this monster is one of the most heinous of them all. .
Just by paying 1000 LP, you can put out any number of Fusion Monsters of level 6 or lower from the EX Deck without even negate the effect, and you can also trigger piercing expansion with Wanfo, so it's too good as an initial move, Even if it had the name Turn 1 and doubled the LP cost, it would still be more powerful than a limited card.
Could you share that cheat skill with Dr. Kozakky, who you think is a fellow scientist?
Katapa, who was the opponent of the first 1 kill in his deck called [Cyenkatapa], has already been errataed on Turn 1, but if you intend to return from the ban, this is an errata of Turn 1 or the name of Turn 1. I feel like that's totally unacceptable.
Adjustments to these cards tend to lead to extreme overadjustment and breakage, and since they have already been born once, it seems difficult to find a good place to drop them.

A card that would be extremely helpful if there was a search monster dedicated to Continuous Spell and Continuous Trap, which I want to set as the main axis.
After all, when terraphore was unlimited, being born in Continuous Spells was easily searched for in Field Spells, so it was recognized as an adjustment to make it impossible.
Since it is not an effect that activates on the field, it is difficult to be interrupted, and since it does not have a name Turn 1, it can be fired repeatedly even if it is interrupted. Also good.
However, both this monster and Valhalla simply fulfill their original purpose and have no sub-effects, so there is a risk of duplicating and self-handicapping if you stack too many, so you want to carefully consider the number of cards to use.
I think the situation would be a little different if the deck contained a card that could use this monster or Valhalla on the field for some cost...

One of the first Virus Trap cards that Kaiba used in the original, and was once considered a super privilege of DARK.
With his DARK such as 《Sangan》and discs, he can always follow the existence of this card for monsters with ATK 1000 or less, and his Deck can change his ATK of monsters such as Cyberdark. It was also possible to use it properly with a virus.
Just by hitting one card, the numerical and information advantage is completely extracted, and after that, all the cards drawn for 3 turns counting from the turn of the side that was hit are confirmed, and the corresponding monster is destroyed. It was a card that would be nothing but a fucking game if it was activated on the first turn of the second attack in your hand.
Even now, the ability to gain an advantage from the effect that activates when activated is still the same as it was then, but the 3-turn peeping handicap has disappeared, and instead, the disadvantage of 0 damage and the opponent's option to 3 monsters in a specific area in his deck. His deck destruction effect has been added, as the name suggests.
This deck destruction effect is troublesome, not only mischievously fertilizing his opponent's GY, but if the monster has a destruction triggering effect regardless of the location, it can be used for up to 3 bodies. I decided to take the risk of letting it happen.
It was originally an unreasonable card, and even now, depending on the opponent's hand and Deck, it has enough power to bring it into a kuso game, but the Magic Deck is the same and the Shadow Deck is the same as Virus other than this card. Is it just a little too much adjustment from the appearance? That's what I feel.
If you don't send the release to his GY and select a meaningful monster, it will be a disadvantage just reducing your own monsters when you miss.

A card that became a hot topic when the ace monster Frank, a guest character who appeared in the anime 5D's, was turned into OCG so quickly.
"Violent Egoism", which is the attack name in anime, is really impressive.
Just by having this monster on the field, the controller cannot perform Normal Summon, which not only summons but also sets monsters, Flip Summon, which raises set monsters, and Special Summon from all areas. A monster that can do tremendous harassment by sending it to.
It doesn't matter what method you use to deal with this monster, but if you don't have his Spell Trap in your main deck, you'll see the bottom of hell. It will be.
You can't use Awakage on your own monsters, so I wonder if there's something like Braho, Escape, or Skidre included, or if there's a monster in the opponent's field that can charge...
In the first place, I don't have time to think about such things.
Well, it also has the property of being able to dispose of any card you don't need.

With a card name and illustration that you wouldn't think of as a HERO-related card, it looks like a must-have general-purpose trap card with super powers like Mirafo at the time, and it's a card full of atmosphere that seems to do something amazing. It's actually a card that does something quite unusual, but it's a trap card that's hard to use strongly because of the insanely roundabout way it's done and the timing of its activation.
It is especially difficult to use among the attack reaction traps that can only be used when a specific monster is selected as the attack target, and the effect that temporarily takes control of the opponent's monster can only be activated during the opponent's turn, so it can be used effectively in many situations. However, the strength of the effect depends greatly on the strength of the attacking opponent's monster, such as having a battle destruction trigger effect or having an effect that can be used as a Friche during each other's turn.
For example, it has the property of being able to skip all the effects that can be activated from the start of the damage test to the damage calculation, such as Moles and Honest.
I think it's highly entertaining, but it's not stable at all.

Before the errata, there were various things wrong with it, so I decided not to look at it, but the 2-draw style at the time of resurrection does not deteriorate even after the errata.
I think the one-per-duel restriction added by errata is reasonable, but it's pretty painful that he can't be revived on the turn sent to GY.
It doesn't matter if you send GY or revive, so I'd like to be able to do it during the opponent's turn.
It reminds me of those days when this monster was deliciously released in the Death Deck before errata.

Tempester, who doesn't kill 1 by burn effect, is a fusion HERO with 3 named bastards.
As the name Tempester suggests, it is The Weather HERO that is woven by wind, thunder, and water.
The offense and defense are quite high, but the performance of the effect is over, so it's not worth the trouble.
I wondered if there was any other way of giving resistance to battle destruction with this kind of method, and I have no idea what Tempest is.
It's a pity because it looks pretty good, so please ride the Euphoroid quietly.

He is a Darklord monster, which has become a subscription bonus, but he is a low-performance advanced monster who is too self-reliant and can only be thought to be dragging Superbia Shock.
Even though he doesn't have the ability to revive himself, the effect that can only be obtained when he special summons from GY is the penetration effect, and there is no effect other than that.
If it's like this, ATK of 2600 doesn't matter at all, but if that were the case, I'm sure it would have been made into the highest class monster.
If you can intentionally reduce power, I think it's a classic example of just losing money to be selected as a subscription benefit.

The last one of the "Three Evil Gods" monster group that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and the monster that corresponds to the "Three Phantom Gods" Osiris.
Like Dreadroot, an avatar that boasts unparalleled strength in battle, this monster can greatly increase its stats in proportion to the number of cards on the opponent's field, but since it depends on the opponent, it is not as stable as Osiris. , The higher the power of this monster, the more difficult it will be to safely attack the opponent directly.
The true value of this monster, as you can see from the fact that it can self-blade even on the field, can be said to be a sweep effect that takes all the cards on the field with it when it is destroyed.
Even if it's destroyed by your hand or her deck, the effect will still work, so it's a relief not to have to put this heavy and hard-to-use monster into play.
However, it is possible to operate almost the same even with Kokaraia, which can be Normal Summoned, and this corresponds to the rule breaking by becoming a battle and equipment card and the equipped monster leaves the field. It can work, but...
At the very least, if he was sent to GY, the effect would be triggered, or if the mass removal was not destruction, and he was sent to GY, I think it would still be usable to some extent.
Well, how to say it, it's a card that feels like it's just being criticized for being an unsightly monster in the work, or a fake god who relies on others.

Starting with Monarch King R, it took 3 years to go back to Cursed R, and when it was time for Strak R, it was shifted to Anwa R, and it was remade without follow-up with regular packs like Simorgh. A slightly pitiful warrior that has been lost.
It has the effect of attaching GY's Equip Spell to Warriors, including himself, as much as possible with NS triggering, and if you prepare the appropriate situation, you can get explosive hit points and advantages, but from the activation conditions, NS can be used. Since it is essential to have a means of support and the groundwork to accumulate Equip Spells in GY, it feels like a dedicated build is required to use it strongly.
Luckily, Tribute Summon is not triggered, so you can easily use Mausoleum or Star Blast, and Warrior has a strong ally in Isolde who can search for this monster and send Equip Spells to GY all at once. It still makes me feel like it's worth trying to specialize in as a Struck sign, but if you try to use it in a serious duel, even if you try to force yourself from the construction stage, it will end up being dealt with easily, and the reality is like this. It looks like it's going to be.