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One of the unrelated HERO monsters used by Judai in the anime GX.
After using it, he sent his spell card to GY, which is basically a low class Warrior monster that can self-SS as an exclusion cost unless it is also attached to the GY effect.
Being able to self-SS under loose conditions is naturally highly suitable as material for various releases and Special Summons, but since this monster is also a direct attacker, it should be an LP picker who can aim for a finish if you strengthen the RBI. Also, when fighting monsters, you don't take battles damage, so you don't lose a lot of LP with a surprise attack, and you can put in a safe blow to probe the opponent's backside Defense Position monster. I felt like a monster.
I like low class monsters that have the guts to fight on their own, so if it has a self SS and can be Normal Summoned, and it can be used in a variety of ways, this is the score! That's what it means.

Among the off-theme monsters used by Juudai in the anime GX, his existence is particularly mysterious, but he's a dark but machine monster from EARTH.
Whether or not he has low-level monsters that can continuously destroy Buck in his deck has a lot to do with resistance to permanent meta spells and traps, but if it's a specialized non-theme monster, it's expected. A different story.
Also, with this status and this roundabout way, it's difficult to do the bare minimum if you don't support it with other effects.
Due to the design of the effect, it's sad that no matter how hard you try, you can't accelerate the placement of counters.
I don't think it's usually said that it's better to use summoning rights, so it's really that bad.

It is one of the monsters with the card name "Card XX" that Juudai used several times in the anime GX, and ranks alongside Dandy and Nekuga as monsters that are not HERO or related cards used by Juudai in the anime. A low-level machine monster that gained popularity as an excellent monster.
Originally, his ATK is 500 or less, so his Machine supports duplication, but by sending 3 cards from the top of the Deck to his GY, his ATK 1900 attacker due to its own effect. and transform.
His GY feeding from the Deck is a cost, so even if the effect is negate, he can still do the job of feeding GY, and it's very nice that his chained cards won't stop him from feeding GY. It is excellent for
In addition, the 1 draw effect that is forcibly activated when you fall down by destruction on the field, regardless of yourself or others, does not have the name Turn 1, so even if this duplicated monster is annihilated by a torrent, all of them will be It's a great design that was unthinkable for a card of the time to properly care for disadvantages, and it's a great specification that can be adjusted because it's a card at the time.
As an indeterminate GY fertilization, there are cases where the important Spell Trap is sent to his GY, but the fact that it was used in many decks is attractive enough to make up for the risk. It proves that it was a card.
When he entered the Synchro era, he was not able to match Junk Synchron because he was level 3, but instead, he was caught by debris and was treasured as a monster that could become a black rose while fertilizing GY.

It's one of the "Battle" Equip Spells, a dedicated weapon that boasted a reasonable rate of adoption in the era when Gladiator Beast was still really recruiting through battle, and it's also a casually "Archfiend" card.
Due to its effect of substituting for destruction, it can not only charge monsters with higher ATK than itself and recruit effects like Manika, which grants battle destruction resistance, but also eliminates by destroying the effect that was activated when attacking. Due to its wide range of defensive range, it can be said that it is undoubtedly the most useful and most used card among the battle equipment cards.
Among his spell traps that support Gladiator Beast, there are quite a few cards that don't fit well or don't even have his Gladiator Beast name, so at least this card is definitely compatible with what the theme is doing. I was doing it right.
Currently, not only is the combat equipment itself a product of the past that was thrown away long ago, but it is also a card that is no longer necessary for his Gladiator Beast, who has abandoned the concept of fighting through battle. It goes without saying that it has become.
It's also a sync theme for the 5th season, so it's a big difference from the Six Samurai United included in the same pack.

It's a Quick-Play Spell that has the rare disadvantage that it can't be activated from the hand, but the activation condition is when his face-up monster on his field becomes the target of an attack, so basically it can only be activated under special circumstances. It can't be other than the opponent's turn.
Quick-Play Spell is a rule that cannot be activated from the hand during the opponent's turn, what did the designer misunderstand?
As you can see from the name of the card, its effect is a Quick-Play Spell version of Magic Cylinder with fixed effect damage, but it has no effect to stop the opponent's monster's attack.
What the hell is this card, with its almost meaningless downsides? Most people would have the impression that

Trap Hole This is one of the Normal Trap cards, but it seems to be difficult to use in the Trap Demon Deck.
Its effect is to annihilate the monsters on the opponent's field when the Gemini Monster that has been summoned again is defeated in battle.
The fact that it destroys all monsters on the opponent's field sounds strong, but nowadays, it's easy to do something like this with lesser conditions.
Summoning is so expensive, and trap cards that require combat are so slow.

It has a GY-induced burn effect that can be used for a single blow in the Volcanic Deck, and the opponent whose LP is extremely low can either manage this monster of GY or use a card that negates the activation of the effect. If you don't prepare it, there are many scenes where you can't attack anymore.
It's weak point is that it will forcefully respond to even the slightest amount of battle damage and use its effect, but I think it's excellent that it can still be effective even if you receive battle damage with your own attack.
Since he banishes GY himself when activated, it can be said that it is effective to use it in combination with Burial from a Different Dimension, which can be used repeatedly and also counters the weaknesses of Barrett and Buckshot.

The first card in the "Summon Limit" Spell Trap series that appeared in the 5th season.
It's strange that this character string is not included in "Summon Limit", which appears in the next pack of this card and has a higher summoning limit than any other "summoning limit" card.
The method of this card is to force all monsters that are Special Summoned to attack, and like Battle Mania, a card that forces an attack is originally a combo that allows you to add activity to opponent-dependent effects. It's a very valuable effect with a high stat, and it's usually used for silly things related to 1 kill, such as forcing an endless Special Summon token to charge the opponent's field with the effect of Sabo Fighter. tend to be
In the case of this card, you don't even need to go so far as to attack, and you can take advantage of the fact that the Special Summoned monsters are forced into the Attack Position, and use Morphing Jar #2, a Reverse Effect Monster without a name Turn 1, over and over again. It was used in loop decks that wake up and burn opponents with the burn effect of other Reverse Effect Monsters such as Deathscore and Poison Mummy.

A low-class monster of Thunder that later appeared in follow-on machines such as Calibrator and Accumulator.
Even though Yu-Gi-Oh OCG has only monster effects that determine its own power, monsters such as "Tyranno Infinity" and Dyza who have acquired citizenship from the overwhelming power obtained from those effects are definitely Although they do exist, this monster is as powerful as them.
The effect is that the sum of the levels of all monsters on his field x 300 becomes his own power, and his ATK becomes 3600 just by arranging it with a level 10 monster.
There are surprisingly many monsters, trap monsters, and tokens that don't have combat ability, but are easy to deploy and have unnecessarily high levels, and by inserting them into his Deck, it's not difficult to worship this monster whose ATK exceeds 8000. prize.
Since Sandra became the theme, it is also a great advantage that Thunder is attracted by "Thunder Dragon Fusion", and it can be said that it is the starting point and apex of the series, just like Shirayuki and others in ○○ no Kishi no Shuumatsu and Fairy Tale Princess. is not it.

A union dedicated to Cyber Dragons and their fusions, a monster that seems to be able to do amazing things from letters, illustrations, and long texts.
Fusion Cyber's surplus ATK can be converted into removal to be strong against monsters with battle destruction resistance, but it sounds good, but put this monster, which has no combat ability, in his deck and put it on the field. If you take the effort of putting it out into account, you shouldn't feel like using it.
It's not a light machine, so it's not cool that it can't be linked with some related cards, so I guess I have to say it's a failed enhancement.
Well, since it's a card from the Saidra series that has such a wide variety of evolutions, there will be something like this once in a while.

It is a monster with the same effect as Canosol-type monsters that have Burn effects without the name Turn 1, which were designated as banned cards one after another, and although this monster is limited to DARK, It's an attribute that boasts the largest market share, and there's a dystopian existence, so there are a lot of monsters to choose from, and the damage is as high as 800 per monster, and honestly, it's strange that I've been able to survive until now.
It's not hard to imagine that if it were to be reprinted somewhere, it would probably be named Turn 1 quietly.
And it was really surprising that we put out this and also put out Dark Dryad.

The warrior monster group "○○'s Knight", which has the effect of sending one monster of the same attribute as itself that first appeared from the Deck to GY. The overwhelmingly strongest monster in the series, which is sent to.
As a result of his GY Fertilization effect, which has the strongest activation conditions on DARK, was given without the name Turn 1, he was used as the first move of the environment deck and settled down to the current limit card.
Reinforcement, his spell that searches for lesser Warriors, will definitely be one of the reasons why there is no sign of being relaxed from the restricted card forever.

With 3 selectable effects related to removal, Cyber-style tech can do various things, such as changing cards on the wall, recycling, and more.
The first two effects are easy to use, allowing you to parry attacks and draw by yourself, and the first half allows you to replenish your hand without returning the stolen monsters. was proud of
If you use this monster in the current environment, the key will be how you can take advantage of excluding yourself and other monsters.
I can't use Dimension Fusion or Return from the Different Dimension anymore, and there aren't many cards that can be excluded. It's a common feeling.

A Horus LV8 that has become a Dark Monster, a monster with an ATK of 3000 or higher that has only normal beneficial effects, which was still rare at the time.
Its effect is to revive one of her GY low grade DARK monsters when either of them activates her Spell card during the opponent's main phase.
Instead of losing Horus' ability to neutralize her Spell Cards, she gains an expansion effect triggered by Spell Cards.
It does not correspond to the "activation of the effect" of the spell card, and it will be processed to create a chain block again after the effect processing of the activated spell card is completed, so the effect of the system that can be done when the revived monster is triggered by Special Summon If you have it, you can activate it without missing the timing.
It's good to wait for the opponent's spell to activate, but since you can see the monsters that can be Special Summoned, you may be prepared to deal with the revived monsters in situations where they still use spells. It's also good to trigger the effect with your own Quick-Play Spell.
However, although it is a dark monster, it does not have a self-SS effect like Damned or Dakuri, and although it is an expansion effect, it only works during the opponent's turn. There are many problems such as the effect not being activated if it becomes a negate or does not exist face-up in the field, and it has a poor track record of being active among the dark monsters of the same period, and the impression is that it is quite overshadowed.

A Counter Trap that randomly uses one of his Fusion Monsters in his EX Deck as a shield for effect damage.
In recent years, the number of Fusion Monsters with his GY effect that can be activated without being sent to GY from the field has been increasing, and his GY sending directly from the EX Deck can be done with a Counter Trap that is difficult to interfere. I can appreciate the point of pulling it off.
As for the fact that the Fusion Monsters sent to GY are random, there should be no problem if he narrows down the Fusion Monsters to be used in the EX Deck to those he wants to send to GY.
However, since the activation trigger is limited to the effect damage that accompanies the activation, there are few scenes where it can be activated unless you use a match pump that is used against your own effect. It can be said that it is the fate of meta cards.
It doesn't matter if the opponent uses such an effect or not, and for the time being, you can throw away cards from your hand at any time.