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This is his spell card from the first season, when exclusion was still true repose, and it's textually interpreted that way at the time.
As you know now, exclusion is just one area where monsters move, and there are people who can even use face-down exclusion, which is relatively difficult to refer to.
In terms of performance, even if it is limited to the same 1st period cards, there is no part that beats Soul Release, which has a large maximum number of removals and can be adjusted for the number of removals and which GY to remove.

His Karakuri tuner, which first appeared overseas, was too hard to understand why he decided to set a card name that deviated from the naming convention, even though the multiplication table had not yet been filled in before the performance. The mystical monster of his Karakuri.
Performance-wise, it's neither good nor bad, it's just a tuner with his Karakuri name.
For some reason, he was selected as one of the Duel Mates in the Master Duel, and it seems that he has gained a certain amount of popularity due to his strangely cute behavior.
I personally like being in the spotlight in such a way, so I think it's an ant.

His psychic monster is characterized by an illustration that retains his early psychic taste.
The main differences are that after activation, the effect will not disappear no matter what you do until a certain timing has passed, there will be a gap before it can be reactivated every turn, and cards that are already in play will not be playable.
In any case, the current text is too unfriendly to understand the range of effect unless you add a ban on the new text next to it, so please reprint it as soon as possible.
Postscript: It was successfully reborn as a new text at the time of re-recording in 2022.
As a result of the text maintenance, the content has become considerably more redundant than the original text, but there is no help for this card.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG, there are many monsters that are said to be racially fraudulent, but this card is a monster that can be said to be the ultimate type of self-proclaimed Warrior.
There was this kind of monster in Sandra, but I forget who it was.
The effect is a universal single removal effect limited to face-up of the opponent's field that is triggered by being excluded from the field.
As the name suggests, you can launch an assault from another dimension, but it's a pity that it doesn't support the specification of missing the timing and exclusion from outside the field.

The only EX monster in the Planet series that is in charge of the earth, his Fusion Monster used by Judai, the main character in the manga GX.
It can also be used as a glimpse due to the nature of being fusion summoned by the named fusion material, but the effect is only to temporarily power up by releasing allies.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's unbearably weak, but in this day and age, it would be unreasonable to fight with just this one.
If Bahasha rushes out of the EX Deck just like spitting rice cakes, it would be a waste to spend some kind of resource to fusion summon this.
Even if the main character's card is called HERO, in the end it doesn't mean that power can't be obtained without some kind of sacrifice.

One of the Enemy Planet series that was first unveiled along with Venus.
Due to its rounded appearance, monster effects, and how it is used in the manga version, it is a monster with a strong image of a bomb rather than a machine or robot.
I don't know which effect of this monster I was wary of, or which Special Summon type cards that existed at the time, but it is characterized by having restrictions on Special Summons from my hand and his Deck.
The effect is to pay both his LP and hand cost to temporarily raise his own RBI, and when the effect is destroyed by the opponent, a large explosion will occur and the effect damage of 2800, which is the same as his ATK, will be dealt to each other. It is supposed to be received by
Due to this effect, his ATK will be 3800, but although it does not self-destruct, the effect does not last forever, so it is difficult to say that it is worth the cost, and the latter half of the effect is basically dependent on the opponent, so I will use it. is difficult.
There is no general-purpose card that rewrites the opponent's effect to destroy like in the manga version, so if you don't want this to end with mere restraint or pressure, take advantage of the fact that Special Summon from GY is not restricted here. So, the main method of operation is to revive when the opponent's indiscriminate effect destroys and get involved in it.
It also supports destruction of effects outside of the field, and one day when I hit a Death Deck after errata, 3 Saturn cards in the opponent's deck exploded at the same time, and I was killed instantly. What's more, it's a good memory that has been erased so beautifully that you can even feel the pleasure.

In the manga GX, along with Saturn, this monster was first introduced in the enemy Planet series.
Originally, her ATK was high, and she was a particularly solid monster in the Planet series with no disadvantages such as restrictions on Special Summon, and was also one of the top-level Fairy options during the heyday of Valhalla.
If a monster other than Fairy is the opponent due to its own permanent effect, you can receive up to 3300 if you are in Attack Position and 2900 if you are in Defense Position. You can also pass through traps and permanent negate cards like the one you mentioned without being negate.
His Deck, which is based on this monster that uses its late effects to impose a permanent meta only on the opponent, also came out. It can be said that the value in
Currently, even if you can only Special Summon in Valhalla, the highest level Star Seraph has too many competitors and is less prioritized, but it is important to hit someone who is not familiar with the nature of this monster. So, I think that both effects are monsters that are sure to confuse the opponent.
In addition, the effect in the second half has been slightly errata when reprinted, and like the protocol, his Spell Trap's "effect that does not activate" will be negate normally, so especially if you use it Please be careful.

The dark sun at the apex of the Planet series with the motif of the planets of the solar system.
Even if it is destroyed by battle or effect on the field and sent to her GY, it can be revived any number of times during the next Standby Phase in exchange for one card from your hand.
However, he has no ability other than that, and no matter how many times he is revived, he can't do anything against monsters that exceed his ATK of 3000.
Naturally, it is weak against removal other than destruction, and since it does not respond to destruction outside the field, you have to put this monster on the field first, but since there are restrictions on all Special Summons other than those caused by your own effects, Its difficulty of use is greater than that of other Planet series.
It's also slow to revive, was this effect necessary for a hand cost?
The pity of being beaten from above by most Planet series opponents or simply killed by effects can only be said that the OCG conversion was too early...
It's silly to put it on the field with NS, so let's think about destroying the effect while it's turned into an Equip Card or destroying the rules by leaving the equipped monster.
Fortunately, it can also deal with destruction by its own effects, so by chaining it to a removal type you don't want to receive and hitting it, you can avoid removals such as bounces and removals, but you won't be able to revive it with your own effects. can.
Oh... Now that I think about it, there was a monster that could revive itself from "Escape to Death", if I remember correctly, it's called Despheny...

It is the last one in the Planet series with Pluto as a motif, which was no longer treated as a planet by the time it was converted to OCG, and is the highest rarity in the Planet series recorded in this collection.
His race is the same as Sun, who is in charge of the sun, and his Fiend.
Its effect is a powerful one that earns an advantage by performing full peeping of the opponent's hand at no cost every turn, and stealing the opponent's cards with an effect that can be selected as a by-product.
No matter which effect you choose, you can remove it by piercing the target's resistance, and if you choose a monster, it can also penetrate the destruction resistance.
Of course, the more you keep it on the field and use it continuously, the stronger the effect will be, and if you know even one card in the opponent's hand in advance, the effect can be easily achieved, and there is no penalty even if you remove it, so you can see the opponent's hand for free. As much as possible, you can also connect it to the success of the effect after the next turn.
Like other planets, it's a superlative monster, but it doesn't have a self-SS effect, so the way to put it on the field is a bottleneck. There are no special summon restrictions or heavy costs to use effects, so it's easy to use in the Planet series, and I think it's worth building a dedicated monster.

It is one of the few monsters in the Planet series that has a self-SS effect, and it has been regarded as the strongest planet monster that can be abused if it is converted into OCG, but in OCG, it seems that the Special Summon after the effect is activated will be restricted. Due to this effect, it is not possible to line up multiple monsters with the same name, and the aptitude as a material for Special Summon has been reduced to almost 0.
Still, he's not limited to FIRE, he can use any monster in GY as an exclusion cost, he can self-SS not only from his hand but also from his GY, and he has a decent amount of ATK, so he's definitely one of the planet series. It can be said that it is a monster positioned at the top.
The effect of inflicting effect damage on the opponent due to the salvo of his own monsters in the latter half of the game is also a big loss when negate, but there are no restrictions on attacks after the effect is activated, and the monsters on the field can be actively used by his GY. You can also think of it as a means of sending.
Due to its disadvantages, if you don't use it to release Tribute Summon, you basically have to stand still, but there is no effect that can be applied during the opponent's turn, and it is an odd trump card and deployment personnel, but Pyro and Planet In the series, it is highly useful in terms of its agility and elimination advantage, and if you combine it well with other effects, you can say that it is a monster that can withstand actual battles.

A monster in charge of Jupiter in the Planet series that feels like a sacrifice that can both absorb and emit, but can't use an equipment card as a shield.
Since Mercury is Aqua and Mars is her Pyro, it was thought that Jupiter would be Thunder and the race would not overlap with other planets, but it was set to Warrior, the same as Earth, who is in charge of Earth. This rule has been broken.
It is not uncommon for the original ATK to exceed 4000 just by equipping one body, there is no limit to the number of equipments, and it is possible to spit out monsters equipped with their own effects to their own field as a force. It has various peculiarities compared to Sacrifice, but the cost of absorbing two cards is too heavy.
Like most other planets, he doesn't have the effect of special summoning himself, so the loss when the absorption effect is interrupted is too great, and even though it's a strong type monster that stays on the field, it doesn't have any resistance. It's also hard.
Since the spitting is also limited to each other's end phase, there are restrictions on how to operate.
In the manga, it's a monster that is too pitiful in many ways, because it only appeared once in the digest duel at the end of the story, almost like it was sold out, so it didn't impress anyone.
I can't help but agree that this card and Mercury are the only normal cards on Planet.

Saturn in charge of Saturn has already buried machines, Venus in charge of Venus has already buried angels, and Sun in charge of Sun has already buried devils. One of the planet series with Uranus as a motif.
If you want to avoid racial overlap between planets, Jupiter might be Thunder and Pluto Zombie.
In the manga version, apart from its somewhat high ATK, it has the ability to rock to the core, and perhaps because of its slightly comical appearance, it has become a legend as one of the most plain and hefty monsters in the Planet series. With the addition of two effects in the OCG, I have the impression that it has become a mid-upper card in the Planet series.
The Tribute Summon trigger effect is dependent on the opponent as well as the activation conditions, both of which need to be constructed considering the possibility of being declared, and the fact that it is necessary to pass the turn when a Continuous Trap is declared. Although there are inconveniences such as not being able to use it, the effect of being able to bring any Continuous Spell or Continuous Trap without being hindered by the back is valuable, and being able to bring a card that can raise the RBI by its own effect It's definitely an error, and ATK also exceeds 3000 with that one card.
And what I especially want to appreciate is the permanent effect of 3, which makes his spell traps other than his field spells that are already open as long as he is on the field unbreakable by effect destruction! I definitely want this effect on my monsters.
It is also capable of not being destroyed even by its own effects, and in any case, it is a superlative monster without self-SS ability. I think it's a monster of a certain person.

At the 9th season collection, all the planet series of manga GX, which had not been OCG until now, were released, but even among them, monsters whose performance was too subtle.
Tribute Summon triggers the opponent's monsters to the Attack Position, further reduces the ATK of all the opponent's monsters to virtually 0 with its own permanent effect, and attacks those monsters twice to greatly increase their LP. It's a monster that has a really aggressive nature of taking it, but it's a joke that the permanent effect that neutralizes the ATK of the opponent's monster will not be applied unless you release 3 monsters and Tribute Summon. As a result, its practicality is extremely low.
The benefits that his own race can receive are not very good, and his original ATK is low, so his kill performance is also low, and I have to say that there is nothing to appreciate other than being able to attack twice unconditionally.
Since he's in charge of Mercury, it can't be helped that he's Aqua, but he's a user, and in the work, he doesn't have a particularly good compatibility with Johann's deck, which controls the Insect Deck. .
Like Uranus, this monster wasn't very strong in the manga version, but in the case of this monster, even if it's OCG, it doesn't get any stronger. Do you feel abandoned?

He is in charge of WIND in the frame series that releases two bodies in one when Tribute Summoning the highest-level Normal Monster of the corresponding attribute, and among them, his ATK is the highest and can also be used as an attacker.
As for the race, he is a Winged Beast with a proper race setting for attributes, similar to that of the barrier statue, and it is easy to cooperate.
However, at the beginning of its introduction, it was a joke that there were no compatible monsters, and soon after that, Sisorg, who was treated as a Normal Monster only in his hand, appeared as a compatible monster, but it is completely unknown whether it was planned from the beginning. .
Furthermore, until 2022, none of his WIND's highest-level monsters that can be used in duels have appeared, and it is still a Sisorg-exclusive monster.
Even though he's dealing with Normal Monsters, the monsters that appear have effects, so it might be said that he's superior to other frames, but hey, this isn't too much. .
It was a series of cards that took a step forward with the addition of WIND from the time when only Darkness Land appeared, but the flame water frame was finally discontinued without appearing.
Even though it can be counted on one hand, there are some decent superlative normal monsters that can deal with fire water...
If that's the case, I'd like to say that I shouldn't force myself to release all of the top-level Reptile series.

FGD was reborn as a Link Monster, and its ATK is 5000, which is also a masterpiece.
You always need 5 link materials, but the materials themselves are completely free materials that can be monsters with the same name or tokens.
It's such an outrageously big thing, but in fact it's also a legitimate general-purpose Link 5 monster.
By using 5 specific attributes one by one as a material, you can exert the effect of clearing the opponent's field, and it is also strong that it is not negate due to your own complete resistance, but even if you take it easy, his There is no change in the strength of ATK or resistance itself, so you won't be aiming for it.
It boasts a high ATK, perfect resistance, and a tremendous pressure that can surpass ATK 5000 in a situation where there is a shortage of other LIGHT monsters and is not even destroyed in battle, but its life is short, probably because it is a chimera that was forcibly combined. , There is also a disadvantage that the life cannot be maintained unless a large amount of exclusion cost from GY can be obtained at a fixed timing every time.
Since the activation is in the opponent's end phase, it's great that he can endure at least one turn of the opponent, but if you use tokens to make it easier, you can save cards in his GY to maintain it. So the balance of difficulty is maintained.
This monster is also a monster that benefits from non-activating effects such as resistance and permanent meta-effects that are seen on some cards, and demerits from activating effects such as self-destruct conditions, so it has an affinity with the ban. It's very expensive, and I think you could say it's one of the cards that greatly increased its existence value.
It's a summon trigger type effect that can only be used when the entire removal effect comes out, so it's not too late to use Banning Order after it comes out.