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One of the Fish monster group "Fishborg", which is not a tuner and does not seem to contain fish or even aquatic creatures.
It is self-revived in the same way as the valve of the banned card that sends the deck top to GY, but the card sent to GY at that time must be a WATER monster, and if self-revive fails even once, it will be separated from GY. Unless it is, it cannot be revived by its own effect.
With the introduction of Link Summoning, the number of uses for this self-resurrected monster has increased, but due to its instability and the small reward for it, it seems difficult to prioritize it outside of her very limited Deck.

A fish tuner that self-revives under different conditions than the banned card Gunner.
In contrast to Gunner, who discards 1 card from his hand and revives himself when there is a monster on the field that meets specific conditions, this one discards 1 of his WATER monsters when there is no one on his field and revives himself. and its effect is named Turn 1.
What they have in common is that even if they leave the field after self-revive, they will not be removed, and Special Summon will not impose any restrictions on them.
However, at the start of the battle phase of the turn that self-revives, all monsters other than WATER will be blown up by the effect of not activating your own monsters, so it is difficult to let the deployed general-purpose monsters participate in the battle smoothly.
However, this disadvantage can be overcome by not entering the battle phase or by activating it in main 2, which has already finished the battle phase, and avoiding it by changing the monster's attribute to WATER with other effects, and enduring effect destruction resistance. In addition, it can also be used to self-destruct monsters with destruction trigger effects.
Since it is at a different level than the Gunner, it can be used in many different ways, so if you can master some of its quirks well, I think it has the performance to be the most powerful player in the WATER tuner.

His Fishborg tuner that appeared as a modified version of the banned card Gunner.
This is superior to Gunner in that it does not depend on the situation of the field and can be self-revived completely free of charge with no hand cost.
However, if GY's monster is not only WATER, it can not be self-revived, even if GY has only himself and the same name monster, the effect cannot be used, it will be removed if it leaves the field after self-revival, Special Summon destination when used for S material Most of the strong parts of Gunner have been adjusted, especially with WATER, which restricts the ability to trigger cards and flip cards that can be selected. It is quite severe that the scalability of the has dropped significantly.
An operational method that ignores all of these disadvantages is to simply treat it as a level 1 tuner for Fish, and use it for link materials instead of S materials.
Since that time, WATER has been treated as a general-purpose and powerful attribute lacking in EX monsters. I have the impression that there are more things I can do.

He was born first as a Fishborg monster, and as a Tuner Monster, he is the Fish monster that has been banned for the longest period of time along with Menmus.
Its nature is simple as a tuner that can revive itself with low level and low stats, but considering the banning due to lack of adjustment of this monster, his subsequent Fishborg monsters have more of his to avoid abuse. There are various demerits that are strict and inconvenient for WATER.
This monster also requires a specific monster on the field, and there were restrictions on non-tuner monsters that can be used as Synchro materials, but in the first place, there is no turn 1 with this specification, and after self-revival, the field is revived. It is said that it was a problem before that because it is not excluded even if it is separated.
Special Summon Since there are no restrictions on what you can do, you can use general-purpose synchros as much as you want.
When using him as a link material, the disadvantage of being tied to WATER is completely irrelevant, so it seems unlikely that he will be released without adjustment in the future.

A superlative monster with an ATK of 2800, which is considered to be the limiter of the species and the ultimate lifeform of the Fish created by the 5th term.
Unlike Rescya before Errata, the effects of the recruited monsters were properly adjusted to negate, but the cards in the 5th period should have been set with the name Turn 1 and special summon restrictions after activation. You can recruit a large number of low-grade fish at once, and you can use them as much as you want for various materials for Special Summon, including yourself.
Furthermore, since it was originally a recruiting effect to prepare a shield to demonstrate its own resistance effect, it also has target resistance to all effects on the field.
Even though it doesn't matter what type it is, it requires a hand cost and it's a very easy-to-understand must counter, so it's easy to be the target of interference, but that's also the proof that this effect is super powerful. .
High-ranking monsters in the main deck without self-SS effects are often negative factors in most cases, but their power is at a level where self-SS effects can't be tolerated.
Speaking of the 5th season, there was no tuner before the introduction of synchronization, and the excellent Fish that were pre-sold overseas were in an environment before they landed in Japan. It would never have been allowed.
Was it a level 7 consideration at the time that even under such circumstances, one release could be released under the application of Atlantis?

It is a Trickstar Link 4 monster, and it is a rare monster that neither of the two merit effects it has is applied only when there is no one at the link destination.
Even with link 3 or higher, his original ATK is set low, and his ATK is high among Trickstar links.
While the opponent is having trouble dealing with this monster, it can also be activated when there are no monsters at the link destination, GY continues to deal damage with the burn effect proportional to the number of types of his Trickstar monsters, and beat & burn. It is the nature of this monster to bring victory closer.
A monster with complete resistance has the strength to lose the opponent's fighting spirit and decide the game if it is put out against an unprotected Deck opponent, but this monster is resistant if there is a monster at the link destination. In addition to disappearing, there is a link marker in front, so if you put it in the EX monster zone, you will lose resistance immediately just by having a monster appear in front of your opponent.
That's why if you put it on the right edge of the main monster zone, your opponent won't be able to erase the resistance of this monster even if you make full use of things such as sending, but since it's a resistance limited to link summoning, it's resistance even if you put it in the main monster zone by reviving it. is not applied, and you must put this monster into play in the development.
Also, assuming that you can put a good thing in the main monster zone on the far right, ATK is 2800, which is less than 3000, although it is high in Trickstar, so it is not so difficult to defeat in battle, and due to resistance, you can attack your own monsters such as Honest and Carobane. It can't be supported by activated effects, so you'll end up needing another support card, such as raising your attack with non-activating effects like Field Spell or Continuous Spell, or dealing with your opponent with removal traps, etc. It seems that there are many.
Effects that don't activate are normally received, so if you get skidded, the effect will disappear even if you put it out later.
Like Access Codes and Memory Gantts, even if the resistance is not great, if you have the power to take out the opponent's LP, it can be said that it is an ace and a finisher without a doubt, while this monster's It must be said that it was unfortunate that the half-hearted staying power was set as the greatest weapon, and that it was regarded as the ace of the theme.
Well, aside from that, the perfect resistance to the effects that high RBI monsters have is very strong, that's all there is to it.

Field Spell that causes all 6 types of negative symptoms to players and monsters depending on the attributes of the monsters that exist in your field.
Vice Dragon, which is the only OCG among the clear monsters, has been adjusted so that it does not receive this negative symptom by not treating itself as its own attribute.
The magnitude of the effect varies depending on each attribute, and LIGHT's hand is always open, DARK's can't attack, and WATER's handicap is a relatively heavy disadvantage, but if it's about one, it's just a little stressful. There is only so much, and if you can't impose the combined disadvantages on your opponent, there is almost no advantage to using this card.
It has no resistance to effects, and like the Toon world before errata, it periodically asks for a constant LP cost in advance, and some of the disadvantages that are applied are standby and end when this card is activated. I'm also worried about the slowness of work that doesn't affect anything.
I can only hope that the rest of the clear monsters will become OCG with the extremely strong effects that specify this card by name.

A mid-boss of the "clear" monster group that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh GX, and the only clear monster that has been converted to OCG as of 2022.
By the way, the boss monster, Vicious Knight, is just superfluous, including performance.
Its effect is to change his own ATK to double the current ATK of that opponent's monster when he hits himself.
The higher the opponent's monster's power, the greater the battle damage dealt, and since it is applied at the time of damage calculation and is a permanent effect, no matter how much the opponent's ATK changes from the time of attack declaration to the time of damage calculation, it will be overwritten. It is a demon of battle that can be hit with , and it is hard to be disturbed.
Furthermore, as long as you have cards in your hand, you can withstand the enemy's effect destruction as many times as you want in one turn, so you can say that it is quite strong on your own turn.
On the other hand, it is quite disappointing that he has no self-SS ability, and if he is attacked by the opponent, the effect will not be applied, and if he is attacked as it is, he will have to receive it with ATK 0 and there is no battle destruction resistance. place.
Treat it as a single-use super-resistant killer that kills the suppressive monsters that are strong against effects in the opponent's field and uses them as materials for Special Summon in the main 2, but you have to prepare a means to put yourself on the field. It is quite heavy to have to, and I think it is too heavy to be regarded as a flip card.
Resistance is only effect destruction, and banishment and bounce are effective, and even during your turn, Veiler in the main phase, bubble shadow or skidre when an attack is declared, and your own effects will be cleared.
Since it's a level 8 Dark Dragon, I think there's a way to do it with the help of others, but if you ask me if it's an effect I'd like to use at that level, it feels a little strange, and I can win with this monster as the main axis. It seems to me that it would end up being a nasty construction.
I'd like to expect that the clear monsters that haven't been OCG yet will be able to do something about it, and give them the value of being clear.

A low-class monster with ATK 1800, it is an extremely versatile monster that also serves as an attacker, removal card, and self-bounce agent that can bounce one card from each other's field every turn regardless of front or back.
It seemed difficult to appoint him as Good Stuff Monsters because his WATER monster was required for the cost of activating the bounce effect, but at the time he had the best partner in front of Errata, Kirasune. We also saw performance at the environmental level.
At that time, you could activate the activation effect even when you successfully summoned a monster, and the only way to block the activated effect was like Divine Punishment, so it was a big deal.
Even now, the versatility itself is still high, but basically it's not an effect that gives you an advantage, it's not a permanent meta-type effect like Kaiku or Thunder King Rai-Oh, and it's a race that doesn't belong to a theme and is difficult to make use of. As a result, it is rare to see it, but it is definitely Elai who is good at breaking through the permanent meta that touches both the front and back, even though it is a low-class monster.

A monster that allows you to activate the activation effect that temporarily reduces the ATK of one opponent's monster to 0 by lining it up with another Beast.
In the past, he was recruited with Airbern by the effect of Resca, and with this card's effect, his ATK was reduced to 0. After defeating the monster with this card, he decided to attack directly with Airbern and put in 1 handicap, then Natubi in the main 2. It was possible to perform a movement called Synchro Summoning.
A card with an illustration based on this story has also appeared, and it is definitely a monster that has been active at the environmental level for some time.
Due to the fact that Resca was banned and errataed, the effect of the monster recruited by that effect became negate, and perhaps it was this monster that received the urge more strongly than any other monster. Isn't it a monster?
Even if the effect deteriorates, Resca himself is active without worrying about where the wind blows.
However, it is a relief that it is a fusion material with the designation of "Koalo-Koala", and it is not difficult to line up with other Beasts.

One of the monsters that escaped from banned cards due to errata, it was strong even with errata, but the restrictions were lifted, and handling was improved more than before. An ideal card that is increasing in usage methods.
After the errata, the name Turn 1 was added to the effect, and the effect of the recruited monster was negate, but there were no restrictions on the turn it was activated or his Special Summon after activation. is very large.
If you interfere with the timing before the activation of the effect from NS and the effect that was activated, it may be a fatal loss, but if you pass it, it will be an effect that will touch his Deck alone, so it will be the first move. Perfect as a monster.

One of the four cards that were banned from the game itself in previous games.
The other three are 《✪ Shuttleroid》, 《Secret Pass to the Treasures》, and 《Spirit Elimination》, but this is the card that has the most problems.
After all, it is not unreasonable to say that the ruling regarding the change of monsters that can be easily assumed to have effects has not been finalized.
Anyway, cards that can stop the opponent's spell cards from her are great and I love them, but cards that give monsters resistance to her spell cards aren't that great, and there's actually not much demand for them.

It's an AOJ that cuts through set monsters as it is, and has an effect like Drillroid, which is the same low-level Machine.
Although it has a certain performance as a warm meta, it seems to have a vulnerability in the anti-flash defense, and it is a defective product that cannot withstand glare.
DT has reached the 4th edition, why are these monsters still being sent out into the world?
Her stats are low for a level 4, but since she's not a tuner, being a level 4 dark machine might have more merits.

An AOJ with a battle position change effect that optionally has the ability to open the opponent's card in true DM2, which allows the mine called Reverse Effect Monster to be safely placed in the face-up Attack Position without detonating it.
It's not entirely wrong as a Worm meta, but it's not the coolest thing to get paid for regardless of the outcome.
Today, even at the time this card was introduced, the sentence "Reverse Effect Monster's effect doesn't activate" wasn't treated as a big advantage, and it's like trying to get money by selling unnecessary jobs that aren't in demand. stupid bones.
Monsters like this aren't tuners, though.

Only in battle with LIGHT monsters can he be a monster with an ATK of 2600 with just one release, just that monster.
I've seen things like "Insect Soldiers of the Sky" and metalization, so I think it's Erai that is applied even when attacked by the opponent. I would like to say that even that alone is not bad, but for reasons other than the fact that I particularly like the illustrations on cards like this, or that the 3D modeling was really cool when I summoned them with DT, I got 2 points or more. If you put a , it will be difficult to give 1 point to other cards, so I will give 1 point here.
What's bad is the designer who only set this effect, even though it's a monster in the main deck of the early DT theme.