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A small fish monster used by Bakuro Yami in the original Battle City edition, which is just a monster that specializes in being beaten.
However, when he became OCG, two effects were given, and from this field, when he was sent to GY, the effect of searching for undead with a defense power of 1200 or less resulted in the environment after the 6th period when Synchro was introduced. So big.
After all, witches with similar effects before errata were still banned cards even in the 6th season, and if it was limited to undead, they could bring in a wider range of monsters than witches under exactly the same conditions, so it shouldn't be weak at all. It was.
However, it is necessary to put it on the field for some reason, and it is not possible to SS on its own, so it is no longer an indispensable existence in the Zombie Deck as it was once designated as a semi-restricted card. I'm sorry.
Even so, it is a monster that can be said to be one of the ideal assets for the race, as it continues to exist with the undead card pool, which is increasing day by day, with the characteristic of old cards that does not have the name Turn 1 in its search effect.
This kind of thing is kind of good, I personally think that the regular subscription bonus monsters these days should work a little harder.

It is a monster that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and its appearance, name, and treatment in the work make it look like nothing else.
The effect is performed in the flow of inflating the opponent's monster → bursting → effect damage with the NS trigger effect.
If you are NS, you can activate a delay effect that parries the opponent's direct attack that can be activated by releasing yourself, and by doing this, you can lead to the destruction of the explosion without receiving a painful direct from the inflated monster. Its reliability is very low because it can only be used after entering the battle phase.
If you're not good at it, by the time your opponent's battle phase begins, it's normal for both the inflated opponent's monster and this monster to be out of play for a long time.
It's pretty fun to do, but you can't use this card's own effect to give meaning to your opponent's monsters, such as needing NS, having to wait a long time for the effect to be fulfilled, or the timing to activate the delay effect is not cool. , There are too many disappointing elements such as the essential effect damage being reduced to half of the original ATK despite taking the risk of bloating the opponent's monster, and at the very least, what is the point of doubling the opponent's monster's ATK? If you don't use it with other effects, even if it's a removal with burn, I have the impression that it's a bit unbearable to use because of its excessive weight, low resistance penetration, and poor return.
The effect that prevents all of the opponent's monsters from attacking directly can be activated from a single NS to activation without depending on the field, so why not use it as a delaying agent to gain turns in the Countdown Deck?

In the final game of Yu-Gi-Oh R, the low-ranking monster of the night line, which was only a glimpse of its appearance along with Reraye and "Cassimolar", was selected as a regular subscription benefit following "Leraje the God of Archery", which was a privilege in the previous term.
It's a little disappointing that it's not Reptile, whether it's because it's a race set by an evil god like Reraye was, or because it's a demon of Solomon's 72 pillars.
The effect is an uncertain search effect due to NS triggering, and since you can search from inside the flip, it's strangely clever that it's safe to flip over the one you want to exclude and the one you want to search at the same time.
It works well with themes such as Sandra and Ritual Beast, where banishing them gives you an advantage, but since they're theme-independent and require summoning powers, you'll have to combine them with other effects. It may be difficult to prioritize this monster that has no absolutes.
At the end of the turn when this monster was sent to GY, he manipulated the top of the Deck to improve the quality of the next draw and assist the first half effect of another 《Votis》. It's a combo effect.
Well anyway, in order to make it work, it's basically necessary to give it a rare summoning right, and the effect is like maintenance and maintenance, and honestly, it's a monster that I don't really know if it's strong or weak.
Like 《Des Feral Imp》etc., both offense and defense are quite high for a low-level monster for maintenance personnel, and it seems that there are scenes where it works well in exclusion and search.

Following "Motor Shell", which was one of the regular subscription benefits in the first half of the May 2021 issue, one of the "Motor Monsters" used by Keith in Yu-Gi-Oh! R became an OCG in the second half.
It has a built-in effect of Engine Tuner, which is his Spell card that appeared in the work, and if he or his other Machine is NS/SS due to this, half of the monster's original defense power will be reduced to her. can be added to the ATK of
A monster that has just NS/SS cannot change its battle position once per turn, which is done at the player's will during that turn. Not having one is an almost meaningless disadvantage, but it's also a remnant of the engine tuner.
It's a pity that the effect doesn't last forever, but it's applied until the opponent's turn is over. It becomes a monster with ATK 2700.
Although it is a name turn 1 effect, it is optional whether it is activated or not, so after playing this monster, you can apply it to Machine monsters such as Obaro who can obtain a higher ATK for him in another way.
Another effect is the effect that leaves two tokens when you fall down, which was also demonstrated in the work, and the tokens still appear in the attack position, but what kind of effect can be used, such as using this monster as a material for Special Summon? Even if it is sent from the field to GY by a method, the effect can be activated without missing the timing, and the token can be used for various purposes, high quality specification with various uses.
The only flaw is that it doesn't work if it's not in play due to Tribute Summon, but considering why Dandy is a banned card, it makes sense.》is also a message to release the tokens left behind, Tribute Summon, and reproduce the original, so I can sympathize with it to a certain extent, and it can be said that it is a reasonable adjustment.
It's neither good nor bad, and the performance is neither good nor bad. My impression is that it is a good card.
When Caesar, who is the last one of the Motor Monsters and is the same high-level monster and has a lower ATK than this card, will become OCG, and what effect will it have? I'm looking forward to it now.

Unlike Evolsaur, he is unreliable and does not have overwhelming strength, but he is an Evoltile who has a decent amount of monsters to deploy, but this monster is a bit of a surprise.
In terms of deploying his Evolsaur from the hand, Odocerys, which has an NS trigger effect, is overwhelmingly faster, and the only advantage of this one, which has a low status and a destruction trigger effect, is that it is difficult to negate.
Supports both combat and effect destruction, supports destruction by own effects, optional effects when you don't miss the timing, and supports explosions at level 1. It is a disappointing monster that is weak.

The monster in charge of his FIRE from the 6-attribute Reptile series, which includes the Evoltile members.
Of course, it's a superlative monster and you can't put out a monster with this kind of ability, so in addition to Tomb, Star Blast, and general-purpose SS cards, Reptile and his FIRE Special Summon cards will help you. become.
The only thing I appreciate about this series is the use of different reptiles as models for each element, and this monster in FIRE is a crocodile.
Snakes, lizards, and crocodiles come to mind when I think of reptiles, and chameleons and other lizard-like creatures. I even feel it.

Surprisingly, in Reptile, where monsters are well-balanced for each attribute, the only one that is almost unexplored is WIND, one of the few wind reptile monsters.
The Reptile monsters in this series were equally present in all six attributes, and all were equally weak...

Since its appearance, it has not been satisfied with fusion and derived monsters, and even involved new systems such as X and Link, which did not exist at the time, and continues to expand its network in all directions, a mechanical dragon that never stops evolving.
It will be interesting to see if the Cyber style will hit that frame for Hikari DP as well.
One of the 4th season's proud Good Stuff Monsters, it is highly suitable for both attackers and release personnel as a material for his Special Summon, and the words XX edition Sidera and Sideraline are born in it. become.
It's already been discussed by many people, so I won't say much about it, but I think one of its characteristics is that it has a fairly high defensive power even if you put it down in the monthly book.
It's definitely a monster with a property that defensive power is 0, though.

A rank 3X monster with easy-to-understand and tutorial-like performance, with two materials and no material restrictions, and an activation effect that consumes one material to assist RBI.
If you just activate the effect alone, it's a lonely effect that will only increase his ATK from 1800 to 2100, but the pump up due to this effect will affect all your monsters and will last forever, so you can't earn total firepower. It is skilled at.
With his deck, which is confident in its deployment power centered on level 3 monsters, it is a monster to be reckoned with that can greatly lower the deadline to kill the opponent, and the addition of the EX monster zone increases the number of places where monsters can be placed. This is also a positive factor.
After that, if you can operate with your own race as a base, there is nothing to say.

It is an abyss that excludes without destroying it, and since it also does not take targets, it has high resistance penetration, but its range is much narrower than the abyss, and it is NS monsters, low-rank monsters, X and Link monsters that do not have levels. Effective opponent is limited because it does not work against.
It's limited, but it's effective against opponents, so it's a matter of which one to take.
I like cards with high resistance penetration, but I'm not good at cards that have a narrower range and can't even be activated in many situations, so I'm definitely an abyss.

What to do with a rank 4X monster with 3 materials is maintenance of the hand by consuming one X material.
It's an extremely auxiliary effect, and it's definitely not a weak effect, but I can only think that the effect applied to the illustration is wrong.
It's a pity because if it was a two-body material, it would have been a general-purpose rank 4X to put in for the time being.

It doesn't have the effect to SS itself, but it has an SS triggering effect, and the effect that activates at that time is to SS a monster with the same name "from the hand".
Since there is no name Turn 1, it is possible to line up 3 at once, but when it becomes the strongest move, it is also a situation where at least 2 of this card are in your hand, so it is a situation next to a big accident, so at least the 1st one. This monster wants to SS from his Deck or GY.
It's compatible with Samopuri and has a decent ATK, but I have to say that it's a bit reckless to use 3 of these monsters and their deployment support cards to get rank 4X.

A Special Summon monster that avalanches from the hand in response to the NS of Level 4 monsters, and is a type of former Rank 4X manufacturing machine monster.
A pair with a level 4 monster that can NS is essential, and of course if NS is negate, it will not come out, so in that case it will not even be a wall because it cannot be Normal Summoned.
Although it is no longer widely used as a general-purpose deployment card for decks centered on rank 4X, it is fortunate that it is a very valuable deployment member for Reptile, and it is in the direction of finding a way to use it in race decks. It also began to shift to
Among them, I think that being his DARK will be an advantage in cooperating with Ogdoadic, Reptilianne, and other dark reptiles of the Ananta series.

A monster that permanently stuns an opponent's monster that battles with it.
It's only useful to insidious harassment such as the opponent's hard-earned ultimate perfection or gate Guardian to charge and render it harmless.
When this monster first appeared, it was difficult to use high-level monsters like those above as S and X materials, so there were limited ways to effectively discard them. With its appearance, the restraining force of the stun effect is almost 0.
In the first place, monster effects cannot be stunned, so some monsters are not harmless at all...

A Battlin' Boxer version with a summon trigger effect that catches theme monsters.
It's an effect that's naturally appreciated in decks that fight using EX monsters, and because it also has a decent amount of combat ability, it has a high priority among the low-level monsters of Battlin' Boxer, but the turn it activates The disadvantages are very heavy and the expandability of the deployment destination is completely dead, so it is undeniable that the usefulness has been questioned one after another over time.
Currently, in most cases, the disadvantages of monsters with similar effects are acceptable if Special Summon is from outside of the EX Deck, but this card is bound by Battlin' Boxer to Special Summon from all areas, probably due to the time of its appearance. It's also a pain to get caught.
Battlin' Boxer EX monsters, who have few options and are one of the few deployment destinations, are left behind in the development of the surroundings, and there is no way to defend the situation. The truth is that even if you're alone, you can't do it unless you have an extremely strong guy.
Since it's limited to NS triggers, it has a lot of disadvantages, so naturally it's easy to target various types of interference. I wonder if it's a place to take.
Even if there are some disadvantages such as the target monster is limited to lower grades and Defense Position, and the effect of the monster that comes out is negate or self-destruct at the end, it is still possible to select a deployment destination such as Junk Ron or Alien Mo. It's more fun to have room, and if not, it's difficult to make a card like this unless the monsters on the EX side are so perfect that you don't have to worry about the disadvantages of being tied to the destination like Madolche.