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It seems that the earth's gravity is only strong enough to attract low-level monsters.
It's been a long time since Spell Trap, which only names specific monsters, has become rare, but I think it's a product of this period that the effect is weak despite that.
I don't hate it, but it's strange that it doesn't specify the color of Fusion Monsters of level 8 or higher or Heroes of Warriors.
One of the things I really want to say to the hero of the manga GX is, "Since when did you become such a mean and disgusting guy!?" It's intense.

During the OCG conversion, he was taken away from the powerful effect of collecting spell cards, and he was a pitiful fusion HERO with only the effect of metabolizing WATER monsters in battle.
Naturally, such a monster couldn't be left in charge of FIRE for manga fusion HERO, which stands in the same position as Abzero of Water and Shining of Light, so it was remade into a monster called Nova Master.
There is nothing to see other than the designation of heat and ready as fusion materials.

Spell card needed to Special Summon Blume.
Requests a specific release for Knospe, but he doesn't have any additional effects, no GY effects, not even a Quick-Play Spell.
The good thing is that he can Special Summon not only from his deck but also from his hand, so he can bring out the Blume that he drew immediately.
If the monster that comes out is strong, it probably won't get 1 point, but if the monster that comes out is that and the performance of the spell for that is this, then I have no choice but to give it 1 point.

It is no exaggeration to say that it is no longer an exaggeration to say that it is a single race, and even among the HERO monsters that have a large family, it is a monster that has a considerable singularity as a Special Summon monster in the Plant.
The status and effects, including the 《Rose Bud》required to Special Summon, are now in a bad way and can be said to be impossible.
First of all, "Rose Bud" has no effect other than Special Summoning this monster, and the offense and defense of this monster that comes out is no more than that of a lower class monster, and its effect has hardly developed from the named release Knospe. There is even a suspicion that it is weakened if it is not done well.
Personally, for more possibilities and versatility, rather than setting conditions for fusion materials and Special Summons that are consistent with the original, the original I like the old-fashioned summoning conditions that specify the name of the street, but I don't know what to do if the conditions are strict and very weak...
It was turned into OCG too early, so it's too sad to clean up, it's that kind of monster.

Until then, he was an unrelated race, and he was a Fusion Monster that triggered the encounter between Fiend and Rock.
Even with the fusion of lower class monsters, it becomes a monster with ATK over 3000, and from the existence of Dark Calling, a card that can be fusion summoned using only GY monsters as materials, it has gained popularity as a monster that can easily deliver a finishing blow, and has gained popularity from the framework of HERO. It was enough to break out and set up a special deck with the elite Fiends and Rocks.
At first, Fiend was a monster with a maximum ATK of 4000 for Raviel and Dreadroot, and Rock was a monster with a maximum ATK of 3500 for Valkyrion. However, now with the appearance of material monsters with higher original ATK, it is now possible to obtain over 8000 ATK that cuts down the opponent's LP with a single blow.
As the fate of monsters that determine their own power by their own effects, they are insanely vulnerable to negate effects, and their position is in danger due to the rise of cards such as Veiler and Awakage that can negate monster effects with Friche during the opponent's turn. As expected, I feel that it is an exceptional power for a monster that comes out with only one card.
Above all, I would like to give this score to praise the achievement of deepening exchanges between races that had never existed before.

Although he has an effect that activates when reversed, he is a representative of Effect Monsters that are not Flip Monsters, and his favorite food is Dark Gaia, whose ATK is over 8000.
His main job is to catch the attacks of low-ranked attackers with his back defense, intercept them with his removal effect when reversed, and use them as material for his Special Summon on the return turn.
As a Level 3 WATER monster to fish from the debris necessary for debrigging, it is also a monster that was said to be as apt as a swamp.
With its plain yet easy-to-understand removal effect and the presence of the above-mentioned debrigging, I feel like it's still a good card if you keep trying.

A Trap card that can recruit Eldlich from the Deck, and the only semi-restricted Trap card under the Limit Regulations effective April 2022.
Eldlich is often the only battle monster in the main deck, and for Eld, who doesn't rely on EX monsters very much, it's a big problem that Eldlich doesn't seem to come at all, so we'll solve it. In the sense that regulating this card kills its stability, it is appropriate that it is designated as a semi-restricted card.
However, just like Alter's Spoo, which was previously designated as a semi-restricted card, there is also a "feeling that restrictions will be lifted in the not too distant future" of semi-restricted Trap cards, especially theme-specific ones, from the beginning. There is.
Postscript: It was lifted as expected in the limit regulation in January 2023.
With this, there are no trap cards designated as semi-restricted, and the restrictions are now three: Reboot, Linkane, and Time Seal.

Even now in 2022, it is the only card that specifically states that it cannot be played on the first turn.
I thought it was an unattractive text, so I stopped writing it immediately, but everyone thinks that there are many more cards that should have been done this way, or at least not something that should be written on this card.
At the time, it may have been decided that it would be too strong if it didn't do this, but I personally think that if it's not a banned card, it's better to be too strong than too weak, so I'd like to extend it a little. If it's about killing sex, it's fine, but I can't admire such overadjustment at a level where the significance of the card's existence itself is questioned.

A low-level Fairy monster that serves as a Counter Trap salvage agent in the form of an attacker.
The effect itself is rare, but since the activation condition is a battle destruction trigger, you shouldn't expect to be able to use the effect too much, and in the first place, he has a priority when being adopted for Deck. will be lower.
Regarding Salvage Counter Trap, as long as it is visible to the other party, it is difficult to choose something that has a high post-loading performance such as a notification, or something that can be actively used even though it is a Counter Trap like "Drastic Drop Off". I have.
It's hard to find a role other than a check that makes an advantageous situation even more advantageous, and this kind of effect would have to be a 3rd bonus effect separate from the 1st and 2nd main effects of theme-affiliated monsters.

A Fairy monster with a fairly special effect that uses a permanent effect to remove one card from the opponent's field in conjunction with her LP recovery.
There is no limit to the number of times this effect can be applied, and activating Counter Trap is a condition for its application and is a permanent effect. It has a very strange property of picking and destroying.
Also, as long as the activation of Counter Trap passes, this effect will be applied even if the effect is negate, so even if you are being bullied, you can use this monster and Counter Trap to destroy the bullying.
Unfortunately, this removal effect, which has high resistance penetration and is difficult to prevent later, is an additional effect that cannot be applied unless 《The Sanctuary in the Sky》is in play, so the score has to be lowered so much. It's like that.

This is the gold of the Dark World gold and silver combination, and the rarity of the first appearance is higher.
The unique effect that is exerted when discarded by the opponent's effect destroys multiple cards on the opponent's field regardless of the type, and there are more uses and effective scenes than Silva because it can directly touch the board.
However, due to the presence of Grapha, it feels like Silva has less unique strengths compared to Silva, which has 2 copies of Discard, and I feel that Silva is likely to be more popular if one of them is used.
No matter what, it seems that you need to devise a way to get a removal effect on your opponent's turn as much as possible.

The silver horn of Fiend's advanced monster, which should be called the dark world's gold horn.
Both have the effect of special summoning themselves when discarded from the hand by an effect, but the additional effect of returning two cards from the opponent's hand to his deck when discarded by the opponent's effect is the highest quality. It is a handicap effect.
The opponent decides which card to put back, but handicap, which doesn't connect to GY effects or even exclusion-related effects, is a brutal effect that you don't often see.
In the future, if there is a hand trigger that can be used even if the opponent goes first, and the effect that rewrites the activated effect as an effect that discards one card from the opponent's hand, I'm dreaming of being able to make a pretty nasty "Cross Counter".
In that respect as well, Devil's Gate R has high expectations for a new card that can make the effect of "discarded from the hand due to the opponent's effect" more realistic.

One of the "Synchron" tuners that does not have a "Warrior" S monster that uses itself as a named S material.
When used as an S material, it changes the battle position of one opponent's monster, but that's really it.
It's a tuner that doesn't make sense to be a "Synchron" monster, but it's a card with complicated circumstances as it belongs to Synchron.

One of his first Tuner Monsters, a "Synchron" tuner.
Called [Junk Doppel], he is a tuner that never fades and is considered to be Deck's key card.
When he appeared in Warrior while in the form of a machine, the following "Synchron" friends all went to his Machine, and instead, "Junk" friends belonged to Warrior to balance the balance. It is also a card that becomes
Its effect is the originator of tuners with a so-called fishing effect, and it was also a tutorial role for S summons, in which he and his special summoned monsters were linked to S summons.
Looking only at the effect, it becomes a Special Summon from GY targeting GY monsters due to the NS triggering effect, so it is very vulnerable to interference and can also be an accident factor, monsters are Special Summoned in Defense Position, so combat Since the Synchro Monsters that can be revived with two bodies are level 2 or lower, the Synchro Monsters that can be summoned with two bodies are limited to level 5 or lower, which is basically not a strong force. You may think that it is outdated and outdated, and it certainly has such a side.
However, since this monster is a Warrior and his Synchron, it has a great advantage that it is easy to attract when it is needed due to its full support, especially with the appearance of Converter, his junk companion, making continuous synchronization easier. , its usefulness is further improved.
For some reason, there are many duelists who say that this monster is their favorite among tuners whose purpose is to play their original role as a tuner.

In the anime 5D's, Yusei used the theme after the battle against Team Ragnarok. transformed monster.
After all, is it just because you look good or you have the appearance of a girl that you get a benefit?
In the anime, as the name suggests, it clears the effect of his Synchro Monster that was summoned as the S material of this monster, and in most of the scenes that were set for the convenience of the development in the anime, it was an effect that was nothing but a disadvantage. , Changed to one that grants effect destruction resistance in OCG.
The 1 draw effect when used as S material is still alive, so it has become an excellent non-tuner monster to use as one of the S materials for high-level Synchro Monsters.
However, his level is not suitable for connecting to a high-level synchro with a low-level tuner, and he does not have the ability to deploy himself, and the resistance effect has to be given to a monster that has some kind of resistance. I can't say I trust it.
The very existence of this monster itself is like a factor in an accident, so I feel like it should have a little more peculiar strength.