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Even if you are in the middle of chain processing when you have five of the specified cards in your hand, the Daigongen of the special victory card, you will win the duel as it is after discarding all the effects after processing.
There are many special win methods and first turn kills, but the only card that can win the game on the spot without being hindered by any effect with only 5 cards drawn from his deck as a hand at the beginning to start the game. no other exists.
For that reason, there is no doubt that the existence of this monster has effects that require careful adjustment, such as search and salvage.
This time, in connection with the strengthening of Ishizu, who uses earth angel monsters in EARTH DP, a number of effects related to "Exchange of the Spirit", which has a particularly strong impact among the cards used by Ishizu and is also a trap card that symbolizes her strategy, will be released. It looks like you were lucky to appear?
As for Amazoness, she has benefited from being re-enhanced by multiple duelists, Mai and Tyler sisters, and her Exodia may also be re-enhanced with the Rare Hunter, one of the ghouls that appeared in the Battle City arc. The day may come.
It's a monster with such a special property, but it seems that it has the spirit to fight unexpectedly, and in True DM and DM4 it's normally used as a duelist's main monster and attacks.

As you can see from the tools, equipment, and skills that are effective against dragons that are sometimes seen in games, dragons are designed as a race that is strong and mighty but has many weaknesses, and Yu-Gi-Oh OCG is no exception. , The Dragon meta that follows the sealed urn and Buster Blader that also appeared in the original has appeared as an Equip Spell exclusively for Warriors.
The ATK of the equipped monster will increase even if the opponent is not a dragon, and if the opponent is a dragon, it will be able to defeat dragons with higher stats than the equipped monster.
However, it is not removed without calculating the damage, but the effect is destroyed at the end of the battle phase, so in addition to receiving battles damage normally, if the opponent is stronger and both are in Attack Position, the equipped monster will destroy the equipped monster in battle. If there is no resistance, it will be a trade-off, and naturally this effect will not work for dragons that are resistant to effect destruction.
At the very least, if it is not an effect that returns it to the Deck without performing damage calculation, it is necessary to go through battle with a limited number of equipment targets and special effects targets. It's not worth it.

《Blue-Eyed Silver Zombie》is more popular among the monsters named after Blue-Eyed's White Dragon, but there are normal monsters like this on his Dragon side as well.
It has a very defensive name and appearance, but it is written that it can also be turned into an attack, but honestly both abilities are...
Even so, he appeared in Season 1 and was a low-level monster with the greatest defensive power among Dragons.
There weren't even any Dragons with monster effects, let alone reverse effects. It means that there was a place like that.
I'll add 1 point because it's a named fusion material, but his Fusion Monster is also a monster whose attack and defense total is not much different from this monster.
In the game work, it is specified as a mandatory sacrifice for ritual summoning "Millennium Shield", especially in DM4, it is a monster with the highest defensive power as a low-level Dragon monster, and can withstand attacks from low-level monsters other than those with ATK 1350. You can

A great superlative Dark World monster that, like Machina Fortress, has continued to underpin its theme since its appearance in Dark World Strak, keeping up with the modern-day tweaks that followed.
There are no other effects that can be demonstrated once it is put into play, but in addition to its moderate combat ability as a top-class monster, its fearsome resurrection ability without the name Turn 1 can be used as a material for releasing viruses and special summons. It is also a very suitable monster.
That's why I want you to stand by with GY as soon as possible, but even if you draw it directly, it has a role like other Dark Worlds, and its effect also has an additional effect that leads to further advantage acquisition under certain conditions. Great all-purpose removal.
A dedicated and ideal ace to a theme, or rather a commander? As such, this monster itself doesn't have a lot of power or control that can be exerted on the field, but it can be said that he has a strong presence as a finisher due to the ease of his Special Summon.
Dark World has an effect unique to the time when the name Turn 1 is missing, so existing monsters are still active in partnership with Danger! For three years of Link Summoning, he was silent without being elected as LVP, but as a signboard of Strak R, it surpasses this monster, or is in a different direction from this monster that is more supportive. Attention is gathering whether a flying monster will be born.
On the other hand, the members of Dark World are terrified that some of the cards will be subject to errata, which will be downward revisions like Duroren's, due to the fact that they have been reprinted this time. I think there is...

It is one of the "Summon Limit" series, and by sealing his Special Summon itself of monsters of the same level as the monsters on his own field, it will also be a meta for the X summons that are connected from there. Trap.
There are quite a few monsters that Special Summon monsters with the same name or the same level as themselves from the hand or Deck due to summoning trigger effects, such as arranging large EX monsters with the same name without the name Turn 1 in the effect and laying down control. I think that there are also scenes that can be used to deter deployment in places unrelated to it.
Not being able to line up Xyz monsters of the same rank is almost a decoration effect, but his Deck, which specializes in lining up Xyz monsters of a specific rank such as Rank 4X, is effective. There will also be opponents.
However, by increasing the Summoning Right, it will not act as a deterrent to X Summoning by monsters of the same level that are lined up, and it will prevent the final secret technique of X Summoning against X monsters that appear in this way, "Multiple X Summoning". It should be noted that it is difficult to

It's one of the cards in the "Summoning Restrictions" series, and its effect can be seen as an EX monster specialty.
In addition to benefiting the opponent, it is essential to go first unless you use Metaverse or something like that, so in most cases it is not a reason to prioritize G.
You can use it from your hand at any time, even if it's your opponent's first turn, and if the activation goes through, the effect won't disappear.It has the body of a monster and has some ATK, so you can use it as a material for Special Summon or to beat it. I feel like it's become a card that just lets people know that G is more of a god.

A rule-intervention type permanent meta that prevents each other from special summoning monsters with ATK 1000 or less, and is one of the cards in the "Summon Restrictions" Spell Trap series that impose various restrictions on Special Summons.
By deploying materials for Special Summon on the field, it is very effective as a meta card for his deck that raises large monsters from EX, and it is also effective for cards that generate tokens and some hand trigger monsters.
As long as I have a Deck that Special Summons monsters with ATK higher than 1000, or a Deck that doesn't Special Summon very often, there is no restriction that it can only be used at the start of Main Phase 1, so you can do whatever you want. There is no problem even if you use it to cover it after doing it.
It completely restricts the Special Summon itself within the specified range, but it is a card with a skidle-like nature that there are also Special Summons that can be used normally. I really like this kind of meta tag.
I think it can be said that its ease of use and meta performance is quite high in the "Summon Limit" series, but although it is a series, there is no dedicated search method, and Special Summons are used for the purpose of covering after deployment. Bind can also be chain activated, and since there is a void that is effective for all Special Summons, I have the impression that this card is rarely used.
The rise of large monsters that can be self-assured, such as Pancra, and fusion series that set up large monsters without deployment are also big headwinds.

When it comes to the effect of swapping cards, it's normal for the original hand to be discarded or removed from his GY, but this card returns the exchanged hand to the original Deck while changing the quality of the hand. can be raised.
Personally, I think this card is the first card that comes to mind when you think of hand swapping.
Nowadays, there are quite a few effects that allow you to Special Summon a specific monster from the Deck at the same time as the Special Summon from your hand. In the case of Special Summon monsters such as monsters and Assault Mode, it is often the case that if you draw it directly, it will be destroyed. It can be a valuable effect.
Evil Thorn, 《Hydrogeddon》, Volcanic Bullet, Diabolic Guy, etc., are also ideal for accident care of cards whose usefulness drops significantly if you draw two or more directly.
However, although I said that there is no consumption, there is no difference in the fact that this one card is on the field, and since you can only switch one card at a time, you have to use the effect at least twice. Do not fit.
Under such circumstances, the effect cannot be used immediately after activation, and it is necessary to wait for the turn to return from the opponent, and returning cards from the hand to the Deck is a cost, so it is good to be able to reliably return cards that are not needed to the Deck. , If this card leaves the field with a card that activates a chain or the effect becomes negate, the draw will not occur and loss will occur, which is a disadvantage that cannot be overlooked.

A Counter Trap that only captures NS-triggered monster effects.
Compared to the wider range of God Trap, it is popular because it can be played without LP cost, and it has gained a certain amount of support as a counter card against Monarch.
However, there are many monsters that are NS that make the initial move with activation effects, and there are many that aim to suppress with permanent effects, and in that respect, it will not be destroyed after negate and will be returned to the hand, so it will not lead to an advantage, but NS action I wonder if 《Forced Back》, which shuts out itself, is still better.

In contrast to Tribe-Infecting Virus, which allows you to declare any race and remove all monsters, this is an adjusted version of Tribe-Infecting Virus that can only remove monsters of the race you removed from your hand as a cost.
In contrast to the card illustrations that didn't show what was thought to be the virus itself, here there are a number of things that seem to be the virus itself.
There are differences such as slightly higher attack than that one, and the race has been changed from Aqua to Thunder, but it cannot be trusted as a removal card because of its too low response power.
Depending on the opponent, not only is there no chance to use the effect effectively, the hand cost has been changed to removal that is difficult to reuse, the type of hand cost is limited to monsters, and the effect is on turn 1. Almost all strengths have deteriorated.
On top of that, with 《Tribe-Infecting Virus》now unlimited, I don't see any reason to use this card unless I make use of the fact that I can banish any monster in my hand.

A low-ranking monster that has the effect of wiping out all monsters of the declared race that exist in the field in exchange for one hand card.
Because of its nature of not having turn 1, let alone turn 1, it can continue to remove monsters as long as the hand lasts, so it was especially useful for burying both Goes & Cayenne that suddenly appeared suddenly with two consecutive hits.
There is no attack limit after the effect is activated, and since he has a reasonable ATK, he was counted as one of the Good Stuff Monsters as an attacker with removal.
At some point, people began to say that banned cards were no longer worth it, and that time finally came with no errata.
It was a main deck monster with no theme, no self-SS effect, no effect to increase the number of your own cards, and so on.
In addition, I think that the Aqua monsters, which have almost no racial advantage, except for some monsters that can be used as materials for rice cakes and release gods, have had a considerable impact.
Still, if you ask me if he's weak, of course he's not, and if he builds his Deck that collects only the best of Aqua, it's a monster that will definitely be a top player.
Anyway, the fact that he was able to return to the duel without being meaninglessly banned and without unnecessary errata is just wonderful.
In recent years, I feel that the scrutiny of this area has progressed more and more, so I think it would be nice to reduce the number of cards that can't be used in a duel.

A Thunder monster with an ATK of 1200 and a low-level direct attacker belonging to the theme.
Furthermore, if you receive damage from this monster's direct attack, all activated effects will be stunned until the End Phase.
Putting aside the activation conditions, if a low-ranking monster has an effect that can't be erased later, it's an amazing thing that you don't often see.
Aside from whether or not it is a monster that will serve as an index for low-level direct attackers after that, and whether or not it is connected to being able to attack directly, if there is no special additional effect that becomes its unique strength, this monster must have a very good combination of races and attributes. It is now rejected because it cannot take precedence over monsters.

A Special Summon monster with a summoning condition that can be called an anti-Continuous Trap card Kaiju, which eats her face-up Trap card in the opponent's field and self-SSs from the hand.
Unlike Kaiju and others, this one is Special Summoned to your field, so even a perfect counter can unleash an unavoidable figurine removal while deploying monsters. Tuner is a monster that can be said to have a unique strength that is suitable for both attackers and materials for Special Summons.
From its summoning conditions, it can be used to remove equipment traps, permanent meta traps, and remove trap monsters treated as trap cards.
On the other hand, as a matter of course, the part dependent on the other party is large, and it is not effective against nihilism (SS containment) and macro (cannot be sent with cost GY), which are particularly often used in permanent meta traps, and the ratio sensor etc. You can't miss that you can't eat it under certain conditions.
Even though the range of support is narrow, it's usually a pity that even within that range it's not effective against important cards.
Your side deck is finite, so consider whether it's worth having this card in your precious 15 cards.

A monster used by Yusei in the anime 5D's, a low-class warrior who sends unnecessary things in his field, permanent meta that is in the way, his Spell Trap with GY effect, etc. to his GY and self-SS. monster.
Since its own combat ability is extremely low and it has no other effects, it has no choice but to use it as a material for Special Summon, but first of all, it is sent by GY instead of destruction, so self-destruction will trigger the destruction of Spell Trap. Not a tuner, not suitable for connecting to high-level S with a small number of materials. To be honest, there is nothing good about it.
Although it has the name Breaker, it's a mystery that he sent GY instead of destroying it, but if the behavior of destroying it was unparalleled and difficult at the time with summoning conditions that didn't involve cost or activation, it can't be helped. I feel like I can't help but...
In his first year as a Trap Eater, he was able to design a monster with a unique strength instead of being able to Normal Summon.

It's a card used by Juudai in the anime GX, and as you can see from the card name, attack/defense, and level, it's clearly aware of the existence of "Card Trooper", and while it's similar to the effect over there, it's nature seems to be a pair. It has an effect arranged to be a defensive effect, but to put it bluntly, its performance is a clumsy one.
After all, the only thing you can actively do without being assisted by other effects is to become a Defense Position by summoning triggers, which is absolutely ridiculous.
On top of that, the draw effect at the time of being destroyed has been cut down, so I don't think it will be a restraining agent that slows down the opponent's attack with his indeterminate GY fertilizer.
It's a decent wall against lower-class monsters, but basically he won't be attacked by monsters with ATK of 1900 or less in situations where the effect can be applied.
As a result of releasing Gunner with that performance, it was broken and became a limited card at the time, so if the result of reflection is this, it can't be helped, but was it an overadjustment?