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One of the police monsters used by Ushio in the anime 5D's, Fiend's Synchro Monster.
In the anime, it was called Joe & Kick, but it became a hot topic when it was cut for some reason during the OCG conversion.
Its effect is quite offensive that if he destroys the opponent's monster in battle with his ATK 2200, he will be able to attack again with ATK 3000 this time.
The second attack can be against not only monsters but also players, so if you can defeat a low-ATK Attack Position monster with your first attack, you can take a lot of his opponent's LP.
On the other hand, due to Tuner restrictions, his Deck that can be Synchro Summoned is limited, and during the opponent's turn, he does not have an effect that allows him to function as a monster with an ATK of 2200 or higher.
Even when it was converted to OCG, well, for a level 5S, it had finishing ability, so it was treated as an option, so now it's lonely that there are restrictions and this is the only effect. There is a thing
As mentioned above, it only has the power to take LP, so basically it will only be S summoned when you can finish it.

Ushio's Fiend tuner that Ushio used for the S material of Hert Inkop in the anime 5D's.
Hellway Patrol, which was still not very highly rated at the time, is also a monster whose position has been reversed.
Its effect is to recruit level 1 Fiends by triggering battle destruction while being a Tuner. It's not something a tuner should do.
However, it should be said that it is a large family race, and despite being limited to level 1, the number of types of monsters supported is quite large, centering on the Kuriboh series. It can also be used to develop Fiends in GY, and it can be used to accumulate fiends in GY, so it seems that it is a tuner that is suitable for various things, except for the activation condition of being destroyed in battle.

A non-tuner Dark Fiend low-level monster that Ushio used as the S material for Hert Inkop in the anime 5D's.
His ATK in hand is 2000 or less due to the GY effect.
Although it is not a Special Summon from the Deck, it can be used even from the turn sent to GY, and it is an effect that does not have a name Turn 1, so it is possible to increase the number of summoning rights to the number of this monster in GY and extend the development. It's possible, and it would be even more fun if the monster being Special Summoned had an SS triggering effect.
It can also be used as a card that assists the development of Fiends that are level 5 or higher and have ATK of 2000 or less and have no self-SS ability, such as Disaster Archfiend and Yubel, so it lacks practicality like Helpoemer, Mephisto, and Vicershock. It is an effect that even advanced Fiends can find a way out.
Since it's DARK, it's easy to send him to GY, but if Link 1, like Artemis or Stryker, can be Link Summoned with a single low-level demon, there's nothing to say.

It has the effect of hitting the opponent with 2000 effect damage by triggering battle destruction, but it is indispensable to have a means to support his ATK from its too low status.
《Moon Mirror Shield》can defeat monsters no matter how high his ATK is, and it also prevents counterattacks from easily knocking you down and taking a lot of damage, so if this monster is your core, it will be almost essential.
However, if the opponent to destroy in battle is level 4 or higher, Death Scissors, which is a dark machine with his original ATK of 1000, is easier to use, and I have the impression that there were actually quite a lot of regular users over there.
The combination of races and attributes isn't always super important, but if you think about cooperation to some extent, I can't deny the feeling that I wanted Dark Devils to be more than the Earth Devils, who have less market share.
This monster's effect damage is constant regardless of the ability of the defeated monster, and there is no need to send the monster destroyed in battle to her GY, so it is also effective to destroy low-level tokens in battle. sea ​​bream.
Of course, Fiend - Level 1, which is different from Death Scissors, I want to use it as a means to deploy and search for myself.

A superlative Insect monster with a Create Zombie-like so-called goyo effect that is slightly different from the card name that imaged control seizure, which special summons monsters defeated in battle to your own field.
The reason why Goyo was so strong in the first place, even before the fact that his resurrection was late in the end phase, was that he had an ATK of 2800, not to mention the fact that he came out of EX.
No matter how normal summon is possible, he can special summon in various ways depending on other effects, but even though he is a top-class monster, his ATK of 2400 is limited to the number of opponents that can be destroyed in battle, and as a result, the number of monsters that can be taken away is limited. It means that the width will be narrower.
The aura of overwhelmingly evil creatures exuded from the ultra-rare illustration is one of my favorite cards, partly due to the rarity of his Insect. , is a monster that has attracted more than a little attention.

Winged Beast is still in development, and he is a low-ranking wind bird monster that used to liven up the Wind Bird Beast deck when Harpie and Queen were barely appearing.
His ATK increases in proportion to the number of WIND monsters he has on his field, and his ATK starts at 1500 to include himself in the head count, and if you line up another one, it will be 2000.
He can share Dragonfly's recruit effect and increase his ATK of WIND monsters.He is a golden combination with Harpie Lady 1 and his ATK is 2300.
It's a pity that the effect of being out of the attack target in the second half does not mesh with the effect of increasing your own RBI, but it can be said that it is not a bad effect that no one can attack when you line up two.
Currently, such monsters are rarely used, but while receiving the effect of supporting low status, there is a certain strength to be able to expect his ATK to exceed 3000 even though it is a low-level monster due to the high strengthening magnification. can be said.

Among the 6 N monsters, it is the only low-class water warrior monster that has a different race from the C-type.
In exchange for 1 hand cost, activate the handicap effect of destroying any monster in your opponent's hand with an ATK lower than his ATK.
Even if this card is the only monster on the field, he can destroy any monster with ATK 600 or less, so in the current environment, the number of targets has increased, mainly due to the hand triggers of the youkai girl series, and the single unit completion power has improved, making it highly useful. became a card.
It's painful to be negate because it requires a hand to activate, but if discarding your own hand is one of your goals, even if you negate it, it's a disadvantage when there are no monsters that can be destroyed. The effect damage is extremely light, and you can see the opponent's hand even if there are no monsters that can be destroyed.
It would also be nice if it wasn't an inflexible specification where you can decide which monster to destroy by looking at your hand, for example the monster with the lowest ATK is automatically determined.
However, as a result of looking at the opponent's hand, if the only monsters that can be selected are monsters that have an ATK lower than this monster's ATK and have an effect that triggers destruction, such as Babykera, you will have no choice but to destroy it, so be careful. .

A split-type Quick-Play Spell whose existence seems to be forgotten by everyone.
Cyclones and hurricanes, of course, but I know twisters and typhoons, but was there a tornado? I wonder if it's considered to be a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit.
The effect is a cyclone with activation conditions, so it can't be helped if you can stack 3 cyclones and there are various other things.
In the first place, the card was born as a modified version of Cyclone, but the Cyclone is unlimited later, but from this card's point of view, it's a story.
There's nothing I can do about this card itself, so I'm just waiting for an enhanced version like Twin Twisters to come out.

In recent years, she has been a strong permanent meta Spell card against opponents with self-bounce built into themed gimmicks such as Dragonmaid and Melffy.
For EX monsters, returning to the EX Deck can often be harmless, so it may not be effective, but against Decks that beat around monsters in the main Deck, bounce-type removal Trap with strong resistance etc. can be converted into complete removal, so it is an effective meta especially against monsters that can self-SS from the hand or have summoning trigger effects.
If possible, I would like to use it in a deck that also uses effects such as Escape and Air Force that bounce the opponent's monsters, and when it is not needed, I can incorporate it into The Weather Deck in terms of the existence of 《The Weather Thundery Canvas》and the fact that I can feed it to Tarmel. It can also be recommended as one of the meta tags.

For "Normal Summon monsters that cannot Special Summon" represented by spirits, this card is extremely useful as a summoning support that is easy to put on the field and does not get used up.
The LP cost is not cheap, but you can summon and set high-level and high-level monsters to Normal Summon low-level monsters. If you have it, even if it's Advanced level or higher, and it has an effect that activates when flipped, you can say that this card has the best compatibility.
The point to note is that if you set the release to 0, you will not be able to apply the effect of triggering Tribute Summon or the effect that refers to the ability of the released monster, and since it is a Field Spell and an effect that involves activation, it was activated in a chain. If this card leaves the field due to an effect, the summoning act will not be established and the LP will be lost, and it is a card that cannot do anything unless the summoning right is alive and paired with a monster that can reduce the release. The accident rate will increase if the system is constructed so that the effect can be used.
It's dangerous to rely too much on one type of card, even if it's a Field Spell that supports terafo, bon mawashi, 《Demise of the Land》, 《Metaverse》.
If you want to make a specialized build, consider comparing and using similar cards such as 《Cost Down》, Star Blast, and 《Anchamoufrite》.

A superlative monster in charge of rainbow colors in Dark World, which has a fatal flaw in that even if it is discarded from the hand by its own effect, nothing will be produced.
A card that rewrites the opponent's effect to handicap, and when he is in the opponent's field, he is Special Summoned and its forced trigger effect makes it handicap. Needless to say.
When the effect works, the return is self SS + complete destruction of the opponent's vanguard or rear guard. It is less flexible than Gordo, who can destroy monsters and spell traps one by one.
It is possible to Normal Summon like over there, but ATK is low for a superlative monster that is almost the same as Golsil, and it does not have another effect that can be used even if it is put into play normally, Even if a fairly strong special card that rewrites the effect of .
Since the time of its appearance is close, there may have been consideration for Gordo to some extent, but since this card is a superlative monster that is harder to use, it would have been useless if it had the same specifications as Gorsil, which only destroys the opponent's handicap.
No, in the first place, was it a mistake to set an effect similar to the one that already existed, such as destroying card effects on the field...?

It is one of the "Gadget" monsters that appeared as non-Morphtronic Machine monsters that support Morphtronic.
In the first place, throwing away his Morphtronic in his hand to increase his own RBI is nothing like a support if you think about it.
Even as of April 2022, Morphtronic has only low-grade monsters in its main deck, so if you're talking about combat support, Morphtronic can cut down your opponent's LP without relying on EX monsters if you feel like it. Since it has the ability to deploy and power, I can only think of needing this monster when the Special Summon is severely restricted by Samorimi or Nibiru.
His ATK rise per card is large, and it's not bad that the ATK up lasts forever, so it's a pity that this original ATK is a high-level monster without self-SS ability.
This "Gadget" series has only 2 bodies including this monster, and it can be said that it is the existence that "has never happened" in Morphtronic.
In 2022, he is Morphtronic, who has been decided to be an EARTH DP, but let's keep an eye on whether his fourth Gadget monster will appear.
May 2022 postscript: The 4th "Gadget" monster has appeared, and it's an Ultra C that no one expected with the effect of specifying this monster's name...
The performance of this monster itself has not changed, and it will be called as a material for a complete Special Summon, ignoring its effects and using it as an S material of level 7 or 9, but whatever it is I'm sure you've got a special role to play.
I didn't think it was level 5, but 6, and now it's coming to life, so I'm going to revise my rating from 1 to 3.

At a time when it was said that there were no low-ranking Effect Monsters among the Tragon tribe, he was WATER and he was a Dragon.
ATK is 1800, which is still the largest among low-class water dragons, and when it comes to low-level Effect Monster Dragons that also serve as attackers, there really is only this monster, and as a promo card, it is traded at a reasonable price. It was done.
The effect is to temporarily stop the attack of one opponent's monster and the change of battle position by the activation effect, but since the area and timing of the stun are too old-fashioned, it seems that there is almost no such thing now. It has become an effect.
It might be an exaggeration to say that I was grateful for this kind of thing, but I can't help but say that it's a monster that tends to see illusions of the past, rather than memory correction.
It was a card in an era when it was difficult to use monsters on the field as materials for Special Summon, and it's true that it was useful for things like exterminating ghosts.

A Dragon Special Summon monster that is Special Summoned at a rare cost of excluding 2 GY WATER and 1 FIRE.
His attribute was also set to his WATER, probably because he needed more WATER.
It's not an effect that revives endlessly if you don't defeat 2 dragons of different attributes at the same time, but rather a simple effect that removes a single monster on turn 1 that requires a hand cost.
The heavy and special GY cost required for Special Summon, the ATK of a high-level monster, the removal effect that is not very strong, and the over-adjusted monster that was born as a result of chaos and extreme reflection, I don't think it's strong at all. However, in the old environment, he showed FGD with Future Fusion, sent the fire and water dragons that were the GY cost to GY at once, and used Horus as the FIRE Dragon to suppress it. There is also a track record that he was active in ].
Even with such strict adjustments, this kind of monster that can SS by only consuming GY and also has the effect of touching the board has a certain level of strength.

The boss character of the Midnight Sun monster used by Brainwashing Asuka in the anime GX.
The card name is a word play monster that twisted Blue-Eyed, but except that her status is her WATER, she is the same as Blue-Eyed. It looks serious without being silly.
Roughly speaking about performance, it is a high hit point monster that only has half resistance.
It's nice that there's no cost and there's no limit on the number of times you can use it, but it's forced to activate on each other's effects, and you can only catch her Spell Trap, so at least a permanent effect like Unicorn would be fine instead of an immediate triggered effect. I wonder if it's sputum.
There are removal traps that can be seen in their own way, such as Escape Big Dinomi Punish, and it may be cruel to require complete target resistance against monsters at this time, but the effects in the latter half can only be a restraint. I wanted you to do your best just a little more because it is a bonus effect.
My personal evaluation point is her ATK of 3000 and the peculiarity that it is a level 8 water dragon in the main deck seems to be mostly tightening up.