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The ultimate wreck from Fish. The strongest class power card in Yu-Gi-Oh history.
At the beginning of his appearance, he could not do anything because of the restrictions of the monsters he Special Summoned, but after Synchro, he naturally wielded the violence of his card power. At that time, the Fish tuner was also broken, so he had a Fishborg gunner and was able to synchronize many times. It was also controversial that the effect does not have a turn 1 and causes a virtually infinite loop with Doroloop. Even after Gunner died, he continued to rampage with Xyz.
And time has passed, and link summoning and combos with modern cards are completely unstoppable. The problem with this card was that it was difficult to put out, but now that it can be deployed from the EX monsters 《White Aura Whale》and Skaldets, the tag is about to come off. On top of that, even though it's an old card, it's resistant to targets, allowing triggers like Veiler and Infinite Impermanence to pass through.
A level that will be banned even if it doesn't happen in the future.

A monster that reigns as the highest RBI of Normal Monster even in modern times. He's not as strong as he used to be, but 3000 RBI is quite troublesome when you face him. Combined with the specs that can receive full support such as Dragon / Normal Monster, it has the ability to fight as it is even if you ignore the category.
Even though it is already easy to use, it has received special support and has been categorized, so handling is very good. As a large monster, it has a good balance of ease of output and RBI.
However, no matter how high his ATK is, if you let him stand still, he may be used to attack the opponent, so be careful. It is the same from the early days that it is easy to rot when it is bare.

One of the divine traps. A performance that specializes in the summoning system. Unlike Shintsu and Black Horn, it is great that it can hit Normal Summon and Special Summon with effects. Also, if there is a word like "summon" written on it, it will react to anything. 《Macro Cosmos》is a typical example.
It's tougher to limit Shinto than Shinto. Because the range corresponding to that is covered, and to use this, you have to differentiate with the monster effect negate.
It's a very powerful card, but for some reason it was recorded as normal when it first appeared, so it was easy to obtain. This pack contains many cards that have had a great impact on Duel, such as Goyoken, Veiler, and Skudra, making it a perfect pack to start the 7th season.

A monster like a makunouchi bento with all the removal that was good in the past for Sydra.
Abnormally high RBI for the ease of putting out + Crazy specs that destroy one card with Friche. Since it's a Dinosaur, you can search and SS from Oviraptor, so you won't feel the difficulty of movement due to restrictions.
It's also very good as a tsubarai, and it's worth sticking with a pin for this role alone. In addition to simply removing it, you can sometimes remove an extra card with Sacrifice Escape because of Friche. By releasing yourself, you can slip through even the opponent's skid. It can also be used as a God Trap discovery device that guides the opponent's God Trap. It is also one of the few means of countering imperial edicts.
In addition, it was normal with such a crazy performance. 《Tribe-Infecting Virus》and the festival of the Shinto police again. Are you okay, Konami-san?

《Card of Safe Return》for Dinosaur. Turn 1 is not on and something seems to happen...?
Dinosaurs are easy to deploy, and this card itself has summon reduction, so it's easy to put out.

It can be self-developed, but even in modern times, 6 magic counters is tight, so some ingenuity is required. Fortunately, there are no restrictions on summoning, so it's a relief that you don't have to force it out with your own effect. The level is just right, so it can be easily brought out by P summoning, and the scale has no disadvantages and the number is large, so it can be used as the number of P summons.
The performance is brutal without leaking to the example of recent struk. The strong destruction resistance + suppression has been understood to an extent by Dragoon and Master P.
There is also a large amount of destruction when deployed by its own effect, so it is rare for a suppressor to not spoil not only the first attack but also the second attack.

The strongest second attack card. Unfortunate he is a Dinosaur, so it's like he's forgiven. It can be put out under conditions like Dragon Ruler, and the RBI is ridiculously high. And a fierce card that destroys all the opponent's monsters without question.
① is a monster-like performance that competes for 1 or 2 as a hindrance effect because it does not target or destroy with Friche. Beginners picking up cards like this will lose their sense of card power.
It's common for returners to interpret the part that destroys monsters in your hand and on the field as being able to destroy any monster on the field and come up with the strongest Tyrano. It's a funny story now, but I completely forgot about it, and it seems that I was in despair because I was beaten and it ended with Yu-Gi-Oh seriously.

A nostalgic one-kill card. A card that was very active in one-kill specialization using Demis Gaia, Gigantic, and Hell Gainer.
And because of the meteorite called Nibiru, it's a one-kill card that you often see even in modern times. "Infinite Impermanence" is scary, but "Dark Fusion" and Darling can be easily searched with an adder, so it's very easy to put out, so it's no longer crunchy like it used to be when Veiler is thrown. Adastar himself also has a relatively high ATK, so in combination with Nibiru he can easily exceed 5000 RBI. If you let your guard down, he will overwhelm you with his still high ATK.
In fact, the effect below is also quite good. He often sticks to the Deck as much as Ghostrick and Superheavy Samurai are ruthlessly crushed.
It is also famous as a savior of unfavorable cards such as Anti-Hope and Valkyrion, which only have high ATK, and cards in a last-minute position such as Earth Monarch, and it is also a place where you can scatter. In particular, for Anti-Hope, even without using Valkyrion, combined with Nibiru and Tengoku alone, he has over 8000 RBIs, so it's an ironic situation where his individuality shines as much as anyone in this role alone. It's better just to have a position, but is that okay, God of Despair?

Isn't the effect regulated like Diavo? The card that was rumored to be. Even Defeni came out and was in a touch-and-go situation, but so far it's miraculously unregulated.
The first thing that comes to mind is a combo with Hell Gainer. Until then, Hell Gainer had to be devised to deploy, but thanks to this, it became easy to deploy.
In addition, Malicious Edge, which is simple and has a high RBI, can be considered as a recruitment destination. Since 2600 RBI pops into the field, it is easy to make one kill.
It has high versatility and there are no restrictions, so depending on the future card pool, there may be restrictions.

When I was a kid, I remember that one Tribute had an effect of 2600 RBIs, so it was really popular. It's easy to get and it can't be helped if everyone has murderous intent for marshmallows.
In modern times, it suddenly flies from Sinister Necrom and is used as the number one kill and the number one spear in battle. It's hard to handle even if the RBI is high as it is, and it's disgusting.
Naturally, it can be used as a material for Dark Gaia. I searched for Nibiru and Adastar, who were rotten in my hand.

The decisive battle weapon that Fiend is proud of. A relief card that can be one-killed using Hell Gainer's effect just by Fiend's high RBI. If you really want to use Anti-Hope or 《Morinphen》-like crap Fiend, then this card is a must.
Since it is a HERO, naturally it can be searched from Airman. It can be used even under skidre with the star theory to avoid veilers and bubble shadows.
Returning to the field is a bonus. Due to the characteristics of the effect, it is easy to use up, and considering the return, there is no problem even if it is used up.

Out of the 2 monsters released, which one has the highest ATK? When I put out a quiz, people who answered "synthetic monsters" are too twisted and disgusting.
That's why it doesn't make sense to just focus on the released monsters! If there is no effect with plus alpha, it is rather an ad loss!
However, only the point corresponding to Hell Gainer is a differentiating point from the King of Mist and Neptune. Combined with the RBI, there is a one-kill romance.

hospitality card. A product of the time when development misunderstood that it would be a disadvantage to send him from Deck to GY.

It looks like the yellow guy from rock*n.
Finally, it became possible to get it with 《Instant Contact》. I came to think of ways to use it as a material.
In fact, among the E HERO fusions, it has the highest defensive power on par with Cosmo Neos. If anything, it's the same as that Rainbow Neos. However, modern times aren't so naive that a monster with no effect becomes a wall, so it's just for reference.

A card that can actively self-destruct combo at delicious timing by destroying with Friche. If you just want to do a self-destruct combo, there are a lot of Dora D, Braho, and EX monsters, but there aren't many cards that can be destroyed at a free timing. It can be used enough as a sub gimmick.
Also, it is very good that you can send yourself to his GY and search for a card with the same name. It's less likely to be an add loss that tends to occur in self-destruct combos, and by placing it in GY, it becomes the cost of summoning the searched monster. 《Desperado Barrel Dragon》and 《Machina Ruinforce》are particularly compatible. If it's Desperado, he can Special Summon the one he finds with change while searching for two cards with the same name. Ruinforce can deploy a second Ruinforce at the cost of one sent to her GY while self-destructing and mass deploying.