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A card that appeared in Season 3 and was the strongest fighting force of Beast and his FIRE low-level Normal Monster at the time of its appearance.
However, in the 3rd term, both Beast and his FIRE had lower class normal monsters with higher ATK.
Still, it didn't immediately lose its raison d'etre, and was selected as one of the 4th season's regular high RBI vanilla frame cards along with Blazing Inpachi.
Also, when looking at the combination of Beast and FIRE, there is no lower class Normal Monster that will be a competitor before the lower class highest RBI.

A Spell card that allows you to draw any number of cards from your hand to the Deck, even though your hand will be reduced by activating this card.
It's an excellent general-purpose card that allows you to return the card you drew directly to his deck, and you can also use effects triggered by drawing.
It's almost like alchemy, and it's performance is far from the image of "Magical Mallet" as an existence that grants the desires of those who possess it just by shaking it, but at the time of its release, it was a fairly popular card and had a number of recordings in Strak. , There will be duelists who still use it.
In fact, it was a card from the anime GX, and when it was originally activated, it was a powerful card that could be returned to his deck and included in the draw count, making it possible to exchange cards without losing money.

Counter Trap that negates the activation of Trap cards at a low cost.
A counter trap that has been negate is not set, but is returned to its original state, so it can be activated even during that turn.
It's a disappointing Counter Trap that feels like it's a disappointing feature.
《Goblin Out of the Frying Pan》is different from 《Magic Jammer》in that it doesn't cover the cost, but as expected, this is...

A low-level monster of Vampire Lord minus the self-resurrection ability when destroyed by an effect.
Even if it's still good that it doesn't have self-revive ability, it's hard to handle because ATK is a little too low.
Under the application of 《Vampire Kingdom》, he can have a minimum role as a low-level attacker, and his Deck Death effect that he owns leads to fertilizing her GY on this side and removing cards from the opponent's field.
Alone it's about 1 or 2 points, but his own ATK for the pump value of the dedicated Field Spell is just the right height, and the effect over there triggered by the Deck death effect is strong, so it can be said that it can be used somehow. I guess.

A low-level undead that forcibly regenerates itself into your hand when you are handicapped by an opponent's effect.
Either way, it's a bonus effect that depends on the other party, so at least I feel like I wanted it to be played in the field.
Except for 《Royal Keeper》after reverse, it was the card with the highest RBI for lower undead at the time, so it's a card that's all about being a merit attacker.

Appearing in season 3, he is a top-class Zombie monster and is a card affectionately nicknamed "Zetsubou-sensei" by Duelists.
It wasn't compatible with Pirata and Gobzon, but among Zombies that were able to be Normal Summoned at the time, it had overwhelming physical height, and with 《Call of the Mummy》or 《Book of Life》, it could be Special Summoned from the hand or GY. As a Tribal Deck had a certain popularity.
In addition to ATK 2800, the defensive power of 3000, which is safe even when laid down, was very excellent at the time, and since it can SS with any kind of effect, the self-SS ability that depends on the opponent was just a bonus, but this is also Spirit Reaper》's handicap effect and 《Crush Card Virus》before errata can be reversed, so it wasn't a bad ability at all.
At the time, I couldn't understand why 《Fear from the Dark》, a low-level undead with the same effect, was a rare and normal.
In the anime, it also appears in Duel as Solva's trauma monster, and the name of this card is used even in the title.

A Quick-Play Spell that appeared in Season 3 that can replace all cards in your hand.
It's not the same as the current number of returned cards + 1 card draw, but if you use it properly, it will be a disadvantage of this card.
Aside from being a Quick-Play Spell, 《Magical Mallet》is better because it allows you to return any card from your hand. There is also a place.
For some reason, most of the race/attribute-type straks in Season 4 included it as standard equipment, so it's possible that it was officially treated as a general-purpose spell that was as good as Pot of Greed.
By the way, this position has been replaced by "Magical Mallet" from the 5th term.

Pyro's low-class monster from the 4th season, who became the familiar of Hiita the Fire Charmer, which will appear in regular packs in the not too distant future.
It's strange that she didn't become "✪ Fire Eye", "Hinotama Soul", or "Wings of Wicked Flame". Monster.
The effect is a card like an enhanced version of "Revival Jam" that appeared in the 2nd season, resurrecting for free during the end phase of the turn destroyed by battle.
Currently, this activation condition alone is quite harsh, and since there is no name Turn 1, it can't be helped, but it won't be revived immediately.
Even Revival Jam is below Revival Jam in that it doesn't require an LP cost but can't be used to release for Tribute Summon, so if it's a Season 4 card, I'd have to say it's still poor.
At the time, this type of card was in the realm of Treeborn Frog, and the ruling for self-revive was stricter than it is now, so it was even less used.

His burn-type Normal Spell used by Brainwashing Jonouchi in the original Battle City arc.
It's a very common card name that I thought about in 3 seconds, but it's an excellent name in that it's very easy to understand that it's a card that directly deals damage to the opponent.
Its effect can inflict the same effect damage as "Tremendous Fire" on your opponent without taking effect damage to yourself, but if your opponent's LP drops below 3000, you can't even activate it.
The self-inflicted damage over there isn't that great, and it's possible to connect the voluntarily receiving effect damage to combos, so it's generally easier to use over there.

In the "Phantom" Black Luster Soldier "GET Campaign" held in the 12th term, the stainless steel Kao Sol as a Normal Monster, which was a prize limited to the winners of the 1st term, was made of paper that can be used in the official duel. reborn as a card.
Although the cards are of different types, they have the same card name as Ritual Monster's 《Black Luster Soldier》. A unique card that the effect is not written anywhere.
Of course, you can receive any effect that specifies Kao Sol, and the five basic stats are the same, so all support effects can be shared except for the differences in monster types.
The appearance of the card and the contents of the text are the same as those of season 1, and as the text suggests, it has the highest ATK for a Normal Monster, along with Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
I think that being a Ritual Monster can be an advantage, but in general, it can be said that this one, which is a Normal Summon corresponding to 《Fusion Deployment》, is more convenient than that which is a Special Summon monster. .
According to the information released at the moment, only a limited number of lottery cards can be obtained, but to think that the time will come when something like this will become a reality, is this the 25th anniversary?
Even if 《Zera the Mant》, 《Super War-Lion》and 《Fiend's Mirror》follow this, I don't think it has the same value as this card, but if it appears as a Normal Monster that can be used in official duels in the same way, it will be especially clear. I would like to welcome 《Zera the Mant》, which does not have upward compatible Fiends and Normal Monsters.

A low-level Pyro-FIRE monster that only has an effect that triggers when a zombie element is Special Summoned from her GY.
Since it is a compulsory effect, you can't miss the timing, and since there is no name of turn 1 when using the effect, you can draw 1 draw every time you receive a Special Summon from GY, but if it's just an effect, it can respond to Special Summons from all areas, Downward compatible with 《Sacred Crane》, which is completely equal in status.
Still, it was not a race or attribute that was good at Special Summon from Special GY, so the evaluation was low from that time.
With the increase in the card pool, Pyro or FIRE also has a way to send them to her GY and a means to Special Summon from GY.

He is Pyro's Special Summon monster that appeared in Season 3, and has exactly the same summoning conditions as "Spirit of Flames" that appeared in Season 2, as well as the same race, attributes, and level.
Over there, his original ATK is higher, and his ATK is further increased by his own monster effect, so he is superior in combat ability, but this is the effect damage that activates when the monster is destroyed by battle and sent to her GY. has the effect of giving
The damage is quite large, but the ATK is low and you have to send it to her GY, so it's difficult to activate the effect unless you use it in combination with sending or fighting support.
If you use 《The Rock Spirit》, 《Gigantes》will be fine, but if you use this card, I think 《Spirit of Flames》will be fine.

A Continuous Spell that additionally tortures and inflicts effect damage when the opponent receives effect damage other than the effects of cards with the same name as this card.
In the old text, it looks like an effect that doesn't activate, but in fact, it's an effect that creates a chain block every time the opponent takes effect damage, and if there are multiple cards on the field, they will be processed in the form of a chain. be done.
The effect damage is insignificant, but there is no activation limit in one turn, and if the effect damage occurs multiple times on the same chain, after the effect resolves, the effect will be in the form of forming a chain multiple times with one card. Activate.
It works very well with Trickstar, who continuously fires a small amount of effect damage, and even if only one is activated, the cumulative damage will be quite large.
It is also included in Malik Strak released in the 3rd season, perhaps because of Dark Malik's duel style in the original and a scene depicting Malik's past.

Among the many Field Spells, it is particularly influential, and depending on the Deck, it is a card that allows him to activate 《Zombie World》alone from the Deck, which becomes his Field Spell of Hell.
It would be really great if 《Necrovalley》, which is originally a strong Field Spell, had a dedicated guide...
Would it be possible to get a card like this around 《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》or 《Chicken Game》?
Its ability is not the usual thing of discarding from your hand and searching for the corresponding Field Spell, but by excluding yourself from the field or GY, you can activate Anwa from your hand or Deck. It is designed so that it can be used completely in Fritche.
It creates tremendous synergy with 《Doomking Balerdroch》, and since it can be activated from the Deck, it has the advantage of not being caught, but since it cannot be activated by excluding it from the hand, the impression is that it is a little difficult to use.
However, when it comes into play, it can be used as a low-level attacker with ATK 1800 regardless of its appearance, and it gives Anwa Majespe resistance just by being in the field.
This is what happens when you give strong support to a strong card, so it can be said to be a typical card.

This is the second card in the series following Prime Material Dragon, which was also first released overseas, but perhaps because this card was so successful, I never saw a "Material" series monster again.
When the information about this card came out overseas, I thought that "Material" monsters, like the "Element" series, with various races and different ranges, would appear until at least 6 attributes were available... .
The reason for its weakness is the effect that destroys the Spell Trap card on the field + the amazing narrow response range that only monster effects can be caught. There was no way it would be used if it was a high-level monster that didn't have other abilities such as its own SS ability.
It's nice to have this card that protects Spell Trap cards from destroying effects against dragons that protect themselves and other monsters from destroying effects, but it's a complete mystery as to why the types of effects that can be caught are decreasing. It's even more mysterious that other parts are weakened or missing, and although it has the same specifications as over there, the highlight is that you can continue to counter as long as you have cards in your hand within one turn.
Well, this "Material" series can't be helped anymore, so if it's the same overseas origin, let's do something about "Materialactor".