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In the original Battle City arc, Malik used this card to try to destroy Jonouchi with a combo impossible in OCG, but it ended in failure.
Its effect is a strange warimono bill that erases all of each other's backs at an unexpected timing when the opponent declares an attack.
I can't say that the activation timing is good, but what I'm doing is a big storm on the opponent's turn.
When declaring an attack, it is possible to erase the strengthening and meta effects of the opponent's Spell Trap monsters, and to self-destruct the effect of his Spell Trap's destruction trigger.
Nowadays, it's rarely even used in side decks, but in Main Phase 1, when you're willing to start the Battle Phase, you shouldn't set his Spell Trap blindly to create a target, right? It can be said that it is a card that gave duelists a lesson.
For that reason, it is also a card that halves the threat if the opponent is careful to play appropriately.

He is in charge of LIGHT in the frame series, but the problem is almost the same as "Dark Effigy".
This is still in a bad position because there are competitors such as 《Gellenduo》, and I can't think of any complaints to sell it other than being compatible with Blue-Eyed.
To be honest, I feel a little uncomfortable giving it the same score as Dark Effigy, which has a beautiful form.

He is in charge of DARK of the double-cost monster "Frame" series for Normal Monsters, which has the same race setting as the barrier statue for each attribute they are in charge of.
The form is somewhat attractive and artistic, and to be honest, I really like it.
Even the monster group that boasts the largest share of all attributes, DARK, has less than 20 compatible monsters, and when it comes to his Fiend, who is the same as himself, there is only Devil Zoar.
No matter how much it's compatible, it doesn't mean that you're going to use it to create Bramagia or Red Eyes...
Compared to Wind and Gaia, which are moderate attackers and walls, the stats of this monster itself are set modestly, probably because it is a major attribute, and there is really nothing good about it other than being able to recruit with Kiratoma.

A racial-exclusive damagecon that can recruit any Reptile whose ATK is equal to or less than that damage when you receive battles damage as a result of a battle with your own or your opponent's Reptile monster.
Reptile monsters with ATK 0 can be recruited regardless of how much damage they take, including advanced monsters without self-SS abilities such as Minon and Victory, who can raise his ATK with their own effects. will be
Basically, it will be activated when your Reptile monster is defeated in battle with the opponent's monster and receives damage, so you can pair it with a Reptile monster and even attack from yourself, but it will cause battles damage. It is a card that is not very stable because it requires a situation to receive it, but I think it is an excellent and valuable card in terms of a Recruit card that does not wear out because it does not require activation or maintenance costs with Continuous Trap.

An attack-responsive Trap card that forces all the battle damage received in that battle onto the opponent.
Cylinders with similar effects can protect monsters and negate attacks, so they do not trigger battle destruction effects or effects that require a battle, and in terms of numerical advantage, the loss is greater than that. However, the biggest strength here is that the effect can be passed through even if the attacking opponent monster has target resistance or complete resistance.
In a Deck that doesn't go up in the arena of advantage games and focuses on burning the opponent together with other effect damage cards, it is useful as a strong damage reflection card even with resistance, and it can be activated even when a direct attack is declared. If your opponent knows you have this card in their Deck, it's likely that your low LP opponent will be hesitant to attack.

A card used by Yami Marik in the original Battle City arc, along with two Trap cards, this monster tried to put Jounouchi in despair, but was easily buried by one Shocker along with his Trap card.
Although it is a weak advanced monster as it is, it has the effect of automatically increasing his ATK by 700 with its own effect.
However, since it is strengthened during your Standby Phase, it is essential to use it after the Battle Phase of your opponent's turn.
However, even though his ATK has increased by 700, his ATK is still only 2200, and in order to reach his ATK of 2900, which is on par with the highest level monsters, he has to wait for another turn.
His ATK has no limit, which is romantic, but even if it was good in the past, it's impossible to do something with this single spear now. Naato.

Appeared in the 5th period, he is a dark warrior monster that was used in Lightsworn etc. as a 1 disturbance that sleeps in GY.
By excluding yourself from GY, you can parry the opponent's attack immediately after this turn once, but since this is a triggered immediate effect and can be activated with a complete flitch, you can just use it when the opponent's monster declares an attack. Instead, it was possible to activate it after seeing the opponent add Kaiku to their hand, but before they played it.
You can't choose the timing to negate the attack unless you declare an attack, so if you use it like that, the opponent will naturally attack first with a monster that doesn't care if the attack is stopped, Even so, it's definitely an error to be able to use the effect before a card that disables the activation itself is issued, and once it's activated, you don't have to worry about negate it later.
Many of his decks, which were "desperately overdue" due to this visible interference, were helplessly sunk on the return turn, and were a great help to the receiving player.

A Normal Spell that established a DEF of 200 as an absolute status for FIRE monsters capable of Special Summon from GY.
There have been related effects like Paun and Helldog before, but this is no match for them.
Although it is necessary to prepare GY, it is a nonsense resurrection card that has no restrictions on reviving up to 5 monsters, negate monster effects, cannot declare an attack, or even name Turn 1. It will be a performance that surpasses a certain solcha.
Even if it's said to be banished during the end phase, it doesn't matter because after activating it, he'll be used as a material for Special Summon as long as he doesn't use a trap card to create a barrier statue or a pakikake, or open the void. I mean....
This is not Pyro, but FIRE. It's also a piece that makes you feel Pyro's misfortune.
Since the appearance of this card, FIRE monsters have been intentionally set to 200 DEF, and some have acted as if they were avoiding it.

As of April 2022, Salamangreat is declining in the environment, partly because Gazelle is still restricted while still showing some power, and Marincess is getting new and rising, so among the 6 color barrier images I think it can be said that it has become a monster with a high binding power.
The obvious drawbacks compared to other barrier statues are that there are almost no effects on your own race or attribute that are compatible with being summoned from the Deck. There are not many Special Summon cards that are compatible with , and FIRE has Phoenix, which can be said to be the farthest right wing of general-purpose link 2.
As for the unique strength of this monster, at most, by converting NS itself into Almira, is it possible to release her Special Summon seal on her own?
Regardless of the FIRE Deck, if you choose it as a barrier image for Beat, it will be the second type or later, and if you only put one type, it is difficult to prioritize heavy rains and droughts, which have strong partners such as God Slime and Sukego. prize.
That's why I think it's a monster that still has room for growth, including the theme of "Barrier Statue".

One of the trap cards that appeared in the anime GX, the Spell Trap card that appeared in the anime Yu-Gi-Oh has become a hot topic for its performance and the behavior and behavior of the user when used. This card was one of them.
The effect is a rare card that has been weakened by the fact that the "magnification has increased" compared to the time of the anime. It has become a disappointing OCG conversion with reduced performance.
Why are broken cards like Sorcha and unusable cards so extreme?
In the case of this card, there are no troublesome activation conditions or fatal disadvantages, as it is an attack from the opponent. can be fulfilled, so let's keep the score around this.
When the damage is calculated, it doesn't matter if it's a direct attack or a battle between monsters, and the damage is 0 while using the effect of the monster that has an effect when it is destroyed by battle. .

A cardboard warrior born as a result of crossing a box and a boxer, it is a low-level warrior monster with an attacker temperament characterized by a design that makes you feel even a little insane, and it is also one of the cards that was the Korean version of Warplay frame.
It is characterized by the effect that the emblem obtained by defeating the opponent has the power to connect to his next Special Summon and the power to protect himself.
The effect itself is highly versatile, and his original ATK is as high as 1800, but it is a ball that he does not have the effect of increasing his ATK and the number of attacks under this activation condition. flaws.
Although it has a solid effect, it feels like it's mediocre for a non-theme monster in the current environment.
It's appearance is too weak, so it's a feeling that it's much stronger than the impression you get from it.
I don't think it's bad that Destruction Resistance doesn't apply on turn 1 and that it also applies to destruction caused by your own effects.

He appeared in Season 1 and is a monster with properties similar to the Spell Cards Germ Infection and Paralyzing Potion. A Thunder monster that inflicts a turn stun state.
It's a rare effect that repels only a specific race that has nothing to do with your own race, but everyone probably wonders why Paralyzing Potion works.
It's natural to say that it's the right time, but the monster effect can't be stunned, and it can only be used on the spot, so its practicality is extremely low.
In the game work, he can be fusion summoned with Thunder and Reptile with ATK less than 850, and he is also one of the few monsters that can use Killer Snake, the bulk of the early Deck, as a fusion material.

A warrior monster used by Jonouchi in the original Battle City edition, and a main player next to Panther Warrior as a low-class monster.
Even though I'm already wearing such heavy armor, how can I put on any more equipment cards! A low class Warrior monster that destroys all the cards it is equipped with.
It seems that such an effect was set from the scene where Paracide tried to get inside the armor in the original, but it seems to be a misinterpretation somewhere...
It's strong against his opponent's Equip Spell, which is a disadvantage for us, such as robbery, but it can't be strengthened with his Equip Spell here, and it's more of a disadvantage depending on the other party, so it's a destructible trigger. It's common to use his effective Equip Spell to self-destruct alone.
Looking at this monster, many people will think of dagger Elma, 《Smoke Grenade of the Thief》, and 《Blast with Chain》.
It is a monster necessary for his Special Summon of the monster Naked Gearfried, which requires a specific monster as a condition for summoning by name, which is rarely seen nowadays, and it is a low-level monster from the original work, but its existence. There are quite a few feelings.

One of the special monsters that first appeared in DM3 that can only be obtained with communication fusion or a password, and is also famous as the avatar of BIG1 in the Noa edition of the anime DM.
Its effect is to reverse the offense and defense of Fisherman, who has the same race, attributes, and level, and just subtract the effect of not being attacked.
It is recorded in the same pack, and it is a very easy-to-understand backward compatible card that is super rare over there and normal here.
The full resistance to spells when the sea is in play is not bad, and under the influence of Atlantis, it can be released without release even though it is level 5 like Fisherman, but it cannot be strengthened by Atlantis, etc., so it can not be used as an attack target. It will be defeated more easily than Fisherman.
Since it is ATK 1600, it is possible to operate it differently from over there, but basically it is not a reason to give priority.

Attack deterrence Continuous Spell that is based on the premise that it is used in combination with permanent cards that manipulate all monster species on the opponent's field.
Without paying the activation cost or maintenance cost, as long as the opponent is on the field, it is great to continue to stop all monster attacks indefinitely, but the effect is limited to his Insect, and even then he attacks. Its versatility is extremely low because it cannot be stopped except for.
Before the method of manipulating races, with such a narrow range of application, it feels like only a dedicated search card with a name is prepared to stand on the starting line.
If the opponent is his deck with his Insect unity, I think it will be quite annoying to have to remove it in some way in the end, so here is the score...