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AOJ's high-level Normal Monster, which is said to be better than AOJ's high-level monsters because it has no boring effects.
However, Normal Monsters must be level 4 or below to receive the effect of the strongest support, 《Unexpected Dai》, so there is no big difference.
If you take a step outside the framework of AOJ, the dark machines above the advanced level that enter the main deck are all sharp, so if you can't point out that he belongs to AOJ or that he's a Normal Monster, it's still okay. There is no reason to use this monster.
I guess the biggest role of this card was to suggest the existence of the monster called Clausolus.

AOJ's Synchro Monster is programmed to get a reward each time you exterminate a foreign enemy in a specific state.
However, his ATK of 2900 is the only basis for that, and for 1 draw triggered by destroying a backside Defense Position monster in battle, 3 or more materials are required and can only be drawn by Synchro Summoning. The cons are not balanced at all.
I wanted you to show me the mettle to put your opponent's monsters in the backside defense position on your own, but I wonder if it's cruel to demand that much from the cards of the time.
The wording of the card name is good, and it looks majestic in its own way, so this is a pity. Shall I leave the points as avoidance...

A mysterious AOJ created with a design that somehow resembles a mammoth vacuum cleaner.
The resistance penetration of the effect itself is quite high, but because of its low stats, he has no choice but to make a mistake in many situations even against LIGHT, so there is almost no part that beats D.D. Warrior Lady.
In Defense Position, he's great for attacking LIGHT monsters, but he's not all that convenient.
It would have been a different story if at least I had my own combat destruction resistance...

An advanced AOJ who has been given the ability to counter external enemies from a different perspective from the LIGHT meta, by collecting set monsters with NS triggering effects.
There is actually no need for this monster to be an AOJ, but it is easy to prepare a monster in the backside Defense Position on the opponent's field, and the reason why the control takeover is not permanent is due to the introduction of Link Summoning. It is also great that it has become easier to use for the material.
If possible, I would like to actively prepare a monster in the opponent's field in the backside Defense Position that will do something before using it as a material, such as demonstrating its effect when reversed.
To be honest, I don't think it's worth the effort to do it, but I gave it a score because it can be effective even if it's NS without a release, such as Star Blast.
Besides this monster, AOJ also has Thunder Armor, a superlative monster that can't be Special Summoned, and several main deck monsters that can benefit from Star Blast.

Among the lower class AOJs, he has a high ATK, and although he has few effects and quirks, he is a monster that doesn't have that much strength.
It's not a bad idea to permanently negate the effects of his LIGHT monsters that he battled regardless of the battle results, but in many situations, "negate the effects of the LIGHT monsters that battle until the end of the damage step." ' would have been easier to use.
The effect is negate after damage calculation, so when attacking her LIGHT monsters with battle destruction resistance such as marshmallows, first hit with this monster to erase the resistance and then attack again with another monster. It could not be destroyed in combat.
The reason why there are no lower class monsters in AOJ, including this monster, whose original ATK is 1800 or higher is that he has an ATK equal to or higher than that of Galadhorg as a result of his ATK being raised by his own effects. Is it a consideration that Galadhorg is pitiful?
Well, if that's the case, you're a real troublemaker, Galadhorg...

It requires at least 3 materials, but at the time of its introduction, he was also a valuable level 10 Synchro without binding, the highest level of AOJ, he is a Synchro Monster, a decisive battle weapon with over 3000 in both offense and defense.
It is a monster with a unique standing position that is AOJ's ace rank and at the same time it is also the secret number.
The biggest reason for this is that, like other AOJ Synchro, it is a general-purpose Synchro that can be used without choosing materials, and the last of the three effects that can be selected when his LIGHT monster is on the opponent's field. effect.
By super-specializing the construction and operation of this, it is possible to burn out the opponent in the first turn without depending on the contents of the opponent's Deck, so its success rate is low and it is vulnerable to interference. Regardless, the effect itself and its related effects are also something of a limiter that requires very careful adjustments.

The first AOJ Synchro Monster to be born, and a monster that divided its share into magical androids as the earliest general-purpose Level 5 Synchro.
It is said to be one of AOJ's few successful opportunities, and the benefits and suffering that duelists received from this monster at the time were immeasurable.
While other AOJ members had special effects to annihilate her LIGHT monsters, which are external enemies, this monster fights against all monsters other than her DARK, including her LIGHT. I was able to demonstrate the removal effect at times.
Not only does it simply have a wide range of effects, but it is an EX monster that has no restrictions, so its versatility is extremely high, it is effective even when attacked, the damage step that is difficult to interfere with the activation, and the original ATK is also reasonable. For this reason, even against DARKs that do not have this effect, they would hardly be defeated by low-level monsters.
In addition to the performance, I personally think that this rustling form is so good that it can even be considered cute.
The effect is a trigger effect of a compulsory effect, so if you fight a mole with an optional effect that activates at the same timing, the mole whose chain will be processed later will win regardless of which side you hit. It is also a monster that played a role in studying the rules related to "the processing order when multiple trigger effects are activated at the same time".

It is an AOJ Synchro Monster that follows the Catastor that appeared in the 2nd DT series.
However, his ATK is 2400, and his ATK only increases in proportion to the number of his LIGHT monsters in his opponent's GY.
It depends on the opponent, and if there are 3 or less GY LIGHT monsters, it is no different from many level 8 synchros that originally have 3000 ATK. Gold Moon Coin》to force a pass, but it's not possible with the opponent's GY, and there's nothing I can do about it.
Naturally, compared to when this card first appeared, Level 8 Synchro has been very fulfilling, even just for general-purpose use, and even back then, Starda and Lemon, let alone Mensphi and Gigantech, weren't given priority... .
After all, no matter how much he raised his ATK with this effect, it wasn't the best that his LIGHT monster that started the battle was easily defeated when he received Honest's protection.
I can't see any good points other than being able to use two materials without being bound by materials, and I feel like I can't hope for the future without the development of the effect of having an AOJ name.

A monster that appeared in regular packs in the DT theme AOJ, and has the property of being a small catastle that fits into the main deck as it is in its familiar form.
In contrast to Catastor, who annihilates everything other than DARK, this one annihilates only his LIGHT, which is an external enemy, under the same conditions.
Since there is almost no merit of belonging to AOJ at the moment, if we can't make the most of being a dark machine, we can't avoid competing with other dimension ♀ and moles who don't choose opponents with similar cards. .
The performance of the AOJ of the other main Deck is also the performance, so it's not so weak that it's out of the question, but the DT theme cards included in the regular pack have much more card power than that one. I can't help but cry when I think that AOJ was still given only this much in the majority of cases.
Ah, where is his theme-only Field Spell that treats all monsters in the opponent's field, hand, and GY as his LIGHT?

If there are two or more monsters on the opponent's field, and one of them is his LIGHT, AOJ can SS from his hand.
Since his ATK is about 2400 and he has no other abilities, I would like to consider using him as a material for his Special Summon that makes use of his race and level.
If you have multiple cards in your hand, it's not bad to have them all come out in an avalanche. Among Deck's AOJs, I think it's definitely faster to count from the top.
It was a relief that he wasn't told that he couldn't do normal summon and that he couldn't do special summon other than this method.
He made an unexpected appearance in the anime 5D's and played an active role in burying the troublesome "Driven Daredevil", so he is a monster that I personally like quite a lot.

Until now, AOJ has analyzed the characteristics of his worm, which is a foreign enemy, and has been equipped with various abilities that exploit its weaknesses, but this monster first increases the power of the AOJ monster itself rather than attacking the opponent's weaknesses. It is an ability that asks what happens.
Hmm, that direction is completely correct...it can't be helped because it's a theme with a stage setting called DT, but in OCG, the only opponents he should fight are LIGHT monsters and backside Defense Position monsters...
That alone is a big improvement for AOJ, and since it's not an effect that leads to deck rotation or advantage, it's not an ability that can be praised as wonderful, but the explosive power of ATK doubling is still great.
It's double his original ATK, and it doesn't double his current ATK like the Limi solution, but it doesn't break down that much, and if you remove the limiter with this monster, you can solve it from above. I think it's good to use .

Gouki's Link 4 monster has an extraordinary spirit and guts that you wouldn't think of as a rare monster.
First of all, it cannot be destroyed by battle, and is completely immune to any effects activated by monsters whose ATK is equal to or lower than his ATK.
Then, if you try to use an effect that targets this monster, such as a bubble shadow, you can negate the activation by lowering his ATK by a constant, and furthermore his ATK is reduced. This effect can be used unlimited times as long as it can be lowered.
So if you try to aim for a place where ATK is lowered, it is temporary, but you can raise your ATK more than before lowering ATK, and it is an effect that can be used in Flice on each other's turn, so the opponent's You can turn on the resistance switch by raising ATK according to the movement, and I can only say that the spirit of trying to stay so stubborn is already amazing.
It has a strong battle destruction resistance against "strike from above", which many super-resistant monsters are not good at. It is especially great that you can narrow down the effects that should be negate by lowering the ATK of.
However, he always needs 3 or more Gouki monsters as link materials, and not being able to mix impurities into one is a tighter bond than it looks.
Under such circumstances, I think it's a part that can't be ignored that many other super-resistant monsters are weak against drop and kaiju as well.

D/D Crow is one of AOJ's proud hand-inducing monsters, and works as if it were two cards against LIGHT monsters.
Since his GY meta is for a specific attribute, his decks for which this effect is effective are of course limited, but the fact that he can remove even one monster leaves a good impression.
Also, like Vailor and Yokai Shoujo, it's usually useful as a hand trigger and basically doesn't need to come into play, but for some reason it's a tuner, and it's a level that corresponds to Khalifa's recruiting. It's 3.
It would have been better if the researcher and the reverse breaker at least worked harder in that area.

A barrier image of AOJ who completely closes each other's LIGHT monster SS.
Unlike the original barrier statue, he only has one LIGHT attribute, but his original ATK is also 700 higher, making it undoubtedly top-notch as a low-class monster in the LIGHT meta.
It has almost no merit of belonging to AOJ, but it can be used as one of the options for Dark Machine monster group.
There is something wrong with the theme of AOJ, considering that monsters with such effects are the highest points for low-level monsters.

A type of permanent meta trap that targets Special Summoned monsters of level 6 or higher.
This is both good and bad because it doesn't negate effects that don't trigger, such as permanent effects, while it feels pretty strong to block attacks and effects from activating.
It was so good as a self-bouncing permanent card that I thought it was designed for a level 5 Golgar.
Now, with the appearance of X and Link, which do not have levels, its credibility has been greatly damaged, but it is also true that there are many decks of his that are so bad that this card is so bad that it makes you vomit. is.
Resistances and such will remain, but if these two are sealed, the monster will be almost harmless.
There are no activation conditions, opening timing, maintenance costs, or self-destruction demerits, and considering that the late-loading performance is so-so, it is impossible to say that it is weak.