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This card is based on the proverb "The grass on the other side is greener", which means that even similar items look better on the other person's hand. Mowing.
It's his GY fertilization and his spell that he should mow his own mountain in the same way by looking at the mountain instead of the opponent's neat garden.
It's a very meaningful card to build a deck with 60 cards, and that alone makes it a great value.
There are no disadvantages that occur after activation, such as "the turn you activate this card, the effect activated by GY cannot be activated", and if you succeed in passing this in a deck that uses this, it's as good as winning. It's not hard to imagine that Aichi Prefecture can earn money, and it's worth going to get it even if you lose your left arm, but I can't resist Urara.
If there is one drawback, I would like it to be done automatically if possible.
It's a card that's used so so, but I think it's too slow to do this process on paper, but I've never used it, so I don't know...

It's just a low-level Phantom Beast with piercing ability and ATK of 1700. It doesn't have the same ATK and piercing effect like Black Spear's Blast SS effect, and most of the merits of belonging to Phantom Beast are currently present. It seems to be similar to over there in that it is not, but it is completely different.
If it's another theme, even if it's a low-level monster with the highest RBI in that theme, it's at a level that makes him hesitate to adopt it, but after all, he can't help it because he's the only low-level Phantom Beast puncher other than Mecha Phantom Beast, Gazelle.
In the future, when X and Link Monsters that can be used with two Phantom Beasts appear, priority will be given to Gazelles, which are normal monsters and are good at deployment methods, and the priority will be even lower.
Currently, it has the minimum status as an attacker of Phantom Beast, but since it does not have the effect of supporting its compatriots, it is a monster that is destined to have a presence below Pegasus once the actors come together.
By the way, 《Horn of the Phantom Beast》, which seems to have been taken from this monster, is quite excellent, and I like it as his trap card for RBI support.

A monster belonging to the Phantom Beast, it's just a fairly hard wall on the field, and the GY effect also increases the hardness of its brethren in battle.
However, Phantom Beast does not have monsters that have effects triggered by fighting or permanent effects that keep the opponent on the field and harass the opponent. It's only useful to prevent destruction due to battles that don't come out.
When GY's Cross Wing builds up and it's in the mood to push with RBI, this monster with his originally low ATK and this GY effect of her who is devoted to defense will be even more airy.
It can only be used when an opponent's monster declares an attack, so it doesn't support the opponent's interception action, and it's a pity that one card can only be used for one battle.
It can't be helped since it was around the time when it first appeared, but with a single activation, it would have been nice to have the effect of protecting all Phantom Beasts on the turn field from battle destruction and reducing the damage to 0.
The only merit is that it belongs to the Phantom Beast, but it is an incurable card that has almost no merit to belong to his Phantom Beast.
I myself quite like low class monsters with 2000 DEF, and in the case of Phantom Beast, there are too few other options, so I can't give it another point at that point, but as expected, this effect is a bit poor. I wonder if it's too much...

His Warrior version of the Spell card that appeared in the first season that removes all monsters of a specific race regardless of friend or foe.
It seems that there was a time when it attracted attention, but now it's a performance that seems to be dismissed as it can't be helped if it can't be an effective hit against Despheny.
Braho and Sambol can now be used normally, so they won't be used unless they are remade into Quick-Play Spells or errataed to the same specifications as the system down.
My recommendation is Chaink Rose + the effect of the monster with the same name as the monster that was destroyed or removed from the other side is called negate this turn. How about that?

One of the most underdeveloped themes in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, he's the ace monster of the Phantom Beast, but his status and effects are both lacking.
First of all, with regard to release reduction, it's true that it's about level 6 from the beginning, or if you release a Phantom Beast, you should be able to Special Summon it. is not very high, and there is no overall or continuous attack effect, so I have to say that its value is low.
The only 2000 burns given to the opponent when destroyed is noteworthy, but this is also basically 3 inches in the opponent's chest and is limited to his GY sending due to effect destruction.
If his suicide attack doesn't work, why is his ATK low? It would have been nice to have...
I have no choice but to say how many cards I need to use to care for a card that can be used properly, such as deployment assistance, RBI assistance, and activation of effect destruction.
Even so, he has no desire to support the main body of Phantom Beast, to which he belongs.
As of 2022, this is the only Phantom Beast of advanced level or higher that is not a Mecha Phantom Beast that will be included in the main deck, so I will call it Ace for convenience, but in this case, it is still better to use Gazelle and Wildhorn strengthened with Crosswing as the strongest force. It's a better level.
It's been a terrible evaluation, but it's definitely a relief that it's not written that it can't be Special Summoned. .

A hand-swap card that expands the range of D's activities to the extent that this card can be said to be the spell card that discards one and draws two.
After all, D already had monsters with his GY effect, such as Diabo and Disk, and Blue D, Dread, and Dogma, which tended to rot in his hand when he couldn't put them out, so it was a great way to get rid of them effectively.
The biggest difference from similar effects currently appearing is that there is no additional effect, but there is no name Turn 1, so you can swap your hand around and hit a deadly blow with a burn with a Trap card or the like. It was done.
It's the real pleasure of unadjusted (no name turn 1) draw cards without additives (additional effects).

Appearing in the manga version of 5D's, he is Blackwing's first Level 5 Synchro Monster.
The Blackwing Synchro at this level is a combination of low-level Blackwing and Vayu's GY effects. It is also a monster that has been criticized for its existence itself, such as stop making it.
For that reason, in the OCG version, it was adjusted so that Vayu couldn't be used, and the S-induced expansion effect couldn't negate + Tuner, so it couldn't lead to further expansion.
Currently, there is no problem at all with Vayu, so it can be said that it is a monster that regrets the premature conversion to OCG.
In this way, although the cards attached to the manga version 5D's book recovered in the second half with dueling dragons such as Enmaryu and Tsukihanaryu, they can be used in various Decks such as R's Goes and GX's Thunder King Rai-Oh. Since I wasn't blessed with a level card, it may be said that the fact that the Herald girl was attached to the structures drawn by the same author is a kind of compensation.

A monster that first appeared in the one-shot that was the predecessor of Yu-Gi-Oh R, and later turned into OCG as a card attached to the book.
Due to the nature of the card attached to the book, which is basically not reprinted, it is a superlative monster with a self-SS effect that triggers the hand by taking damage, which contributed greatly to the sales of that volume.
When the opponent's field is empty, an inadvertent straight attack by a low-ranking monster invites a big pinch on the return turn. It is also a monster that brought new playing and common sense in dueling, such as always attacking monsters with low ATK first.
Of course, your own ATK is high, but the token that appears when you receive battle damage will have the same status as the damage received, so no matter how high the ATK of the monster that dealt the damage is, at least you will be able to trade off in battle. It was especially strong that I could take it and if I put it in Defense Position, I could withstand that attack.
Once he comes into play, he's just a vanilla with a fairly high ATK, but not only as a link material for various releases, but also as a level 7, it's suitable as an S material or X material if you feel like it. I would say yes.
Currently, even if this monster is put out, it can not be denied that it has a watery feel to it, and along with the drastic decrease in adoption rate, it has disappeared into oblivion along with Goes Care play, but it is still a useful monster in Decks like Fullburn. There is no change, especially if you can make use of the fact that it is a Fiend, such as using it as a fusion material for Dark Gaia.
As a complaint that is often said about this card, it is difficult for Cayenne to appear as an OCG card because he used Cayenne, who was a companion of this monster and was quite popular due to his appearance, as a token to Special Summon. It will be mentioned that I have done it.
The Cayenne was later released as a token card with a newly drawn illustration, and was followed up for a while, but it goes without saying that this has rather hindered the OCG conversion on its own.
I don't know what will happen now, so I would like to expect Cayenne to be converted to OCG, which is not just a copy and paste of the effect of Goes.

The most stable status among the three Meklord Monarchs, magic catch that can be fired at any time at no cost every turn.
Well, I really like the effect of catching spell cards anyway rather than meklords or summoning conditions.
Since you can't attack anyone other than yourself, it's a flaw that it's hard to attack from here if you treat it like an accessory to suppression.
Among the Machines, along with EARTH, her DARK skills are particularly good at special support methods. increase.

Until now, the monsters that belonged to him were the "Nimble" series, which was developed by combining his EARTH Beast or his WATER Fish, but this monster is his WATER Beast, which is the child of Ai.
Its effect is an NS trigger effect that brings in a "Nimble" monster of level 3 or lower. Even if you only have Beaver in your Deck, you can still use the effect of up to 3 bodies without omission. It's a great performance that will make you lose.
As a matter of course, there are no restrictions or disadvantages that occur after activation, and you and the monsters you have recruited can use it for various things such as materials for his Special Summon.
Due to the nature of other "Nimble" monsters, the only movement unique to "Nimble" that can be done with recruited monsters is to use Manta's effect, but rank There's no question that it's the perfect starting point for a decent deck with 2X and the like.
By the way, although it is specified as level 3 or lower, all "Nimble" monsters that fall under this, including this card, are level 2, and at the moment the range is specified only for flipping a level 4 big hamster.
In that sense, it is also a theme that I would like to expect from new developments in the future.

It's a monster that's the reincarnation of Byser Shock, who suffered from anime NGs, and even though it's level 4, its usability is completely different from over there.
In contrast to Arms, which holds its arms but only does what it does, this is an effect that is suitable for killing at once from a set card that is triggered by summoning.
It would be ideal to use it as a material for Special Summon by removing the bag from the deployment relay, and anyway, I would like to differentiate it from various warimono spells and traps by having the body of a monster.
Like Laiste, the GY effect either detoxifies one of the opponent's backs for that turn or forces the activation to reduce the number of backs from one back. Since it can be said that it is an effective effect to make Counter Trap harmless, it is not bad to directly send GY.
Overall, unlike Arms, which was just a substitute for Bycer Death, I feel that it is a card with some usefulness.
In any case, as long as this monster that doesn't belong to the theme is put in his deck, it's too bad to use the summoning right to use the NS and use the effect, so I'd like to prepare some kind of expansion method. .

In the original work, it was a boss monster that could be called a "demon king" that appeared in a realm unrelated to card battles. also decided to participate.
In the OCG, it transforms into a Ritual Monster, and is given a removal effect using dice just like in the original work. It is reproduced so that it occurs when a 6 is rolled.
It may have been converted to OCG too early, and I have to say that the status and effects are still unsatisfactory, but as a Ritual Monster, there are plenty of support methods, and Atari's five eyes are It can be said to be a relief that it didn't have an effect that removes the opponent's monster that doesn't target, and that it didn't have the boring disadvantage of not being able to attack on the turn it was activated.

In the original Battle City arc, Bysardath, whose motif is a torture device, is a monster that was newly created as a result of being banned from appearing in the same scene in the anime version, and the effect of this OCG version of this card is based on the reflection of Bysardeth. Also, it feels like the specifications that OCG Bycerdeath should have originally.
However, since he is also a Fiend, he can't duplicate it as usual, so I decided to leave that to another monster called Plasma Eel.
Unlike Bycer Death, which only kills the target monster for 3 turns and does not restrict the action of the monster itself, this one is quite advanced in that the target monster cannot attack and negate the monster effect, and even Special Summon has no effect. Invincibility mode during triggering and restraint has also been expanded to destroy effects and strengthened accordingly.
However, his stats are the same as Bysardes, so his combat ability is low, and all he can do is stop one monster and become a wall, that's all.
At the very least, if he, who named both this monster and Legs, existed in Fusion Monster, I can't deny that it would be a little more worthwhile to use.

A Normal Monster with an ATK of 1700, which is the strongest of the lower class Warrior monsters in Phase 1.
In the past, I used to wonder, "Why are you smiling?", but when I looked at the illustration, I wasn't smiling at all.
Its total attack and defense value slightly exceeded the upper limit of 2800 for low class monsters in the first period, but it was safely within the category of level 4, and it seems that it was able to avoid becoming .
When it was reprinted in Booster Chronicle, it was selected as Ulrea instead of Mechahan, and even after that, it was active in the earliest Lynx and remade in Rush. There is no place.
It's really treated like a joke, but it's also that the person himself is not weak at all...
It's a pity that the biggest evaluation points of his Normal Monster, whether it belongs to a theme or whether it's a named fusion material, but even so, I'll add 1 point based on the historical facts mentioned above. I thought it was worth it, so I gave it this score.

A super elite EX system monster that Shaddoll is proud of.
Not only does it have a rule-intervention effect that restricts Special Summon, Winda is originally a very popular illustration, so it's not only performance, but it's overwhelmingly popular, so it's a bad guy. The degree of being thought of is no less than Dark Row.
Can you prepare a gimmick that allows you to twist a monster that has both action restrictions and resistance without relying on general-purpose cards and even making his GY effect come out? , It will also be involved in the gaps between the entire Deck.