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A low-class Fish vanilla monster that appeared in the 4th season, a monster characterized by different illustrations and settings that distinguish it from his conventional Fish, a sunfish drifting in space.
However, he is neither DARK nor LIGHT, and is normally his WATER. Don't leave the realm of a monster with ATK that fills the gap.
It's a monster based on Konami's game work, and if you're building his deck with that as the theme, can you say that it's an ability value that doesn't get in the way at all?

A monster used by Noa in the original story "Noa Hen" inserted in the Battle City arc of the anime DM.
There is a luxury that requires his spell card for the cost, but since it can destroy 1 back every turn, and there is no attack limit after the effect is activated with ATK 1800, it was definitely a good stuff monsters at that time. It was a card that can be said to be one of the
Currently, the benefits of belonging to his own race, Beast-Warrior, have increased considerably, and that should be a tailwind, but in the current environment, the effect to demonstrate against the extravagant cost is insufficient. However, it cannot be denied.
Unless a special card that activates the effect of a Beast-Warrior monster by pulling a trigger when a card is discarded from the hand to activate the effect is unlikely to attract attention.

His Spellcaster monster that has the effect of removing 1 monster in a very roundabout way using magic counters.
From the unnecessarily long name and effect text, and the illustration that reminds me of the breaker who was very active in the past environment, it seems to be strong at first glance, but if you look at the contents, it is written that it is strong enough that the removal effect does not have a turn 1. It's not out of the realm of a pun monster that has only been rhymed with black and blood.

A Fairy version of the Element series, this monster has a reputation for its design and popular illustrations.
As you can see from the weapon you have, you can get power from fire and water monsters, and it has the effect of increasing your own ATK, so I would like to say that it is a relatively easy-to-use category in the element series, but which attribute However, since it has not been developed much in Fairy, it does not fit well, and if you do not build a Deck, you will not be adopted unless you use this monster.
The effect of the one that cannot change the control is the missing effect of the element series.

Like Wolf, which appeared in Season 1, this rare monster uses the name of an existing animal as its card name without any alterations.
Its effect is to sniff out the corpses of its allies and draw up to 2 of them from his deck, which is very similar to Hyena.
In order to use it strongly, it is necessary to stack 3, but it is a strict specification that it is a battle destruction trigger and if you draw 2 or more directly, the usefulness will be greatly reduced.
Face-up Special Summons have different levels, so if you use the effect on your turn, you can easily use it as a material for Special Summons. It is difficult to give priority to Momonga, which has the same race, attributes, and ATK, and has additional effects and is also a "Nimble" monster.

Among the many creations in the world, has there ever been such a mediocre creature or weapon bearing the name of "Ragnarok"?
Specs are low class ATK 1500 vanilla light dragon, named fusion material.
The handling itself is excellent, but the dignified illustrations and magnificent flavor are overwhelmingly underwhelming, and I want to add that it is not as strong as it looks.

A card that the opponent has removed? Hmmm, is it the wrong card that I banished from my opponent?
A dimensional bomb that is not a time bomb, the deadly burn Normal Trap is a hot topic as a card that efficiently accumulates victories in Master Duel.
Since it appeared in season 4, it has been reprinted only once in the same season 4 expert edition, and has been neglected.
Personally, I feel that the damage multiplier of 200 is low and 400 is high.
Since it doesn't refer to the types of cards that were removed, cards removed by face-down are also counted, so you can use the removal cost of your opponent's Strong Greed, Strong Gold, and Kinken as a stepping stone. There is a trap card called Banquet of Millions that can remove up to 15 of your opponent's cards. A total of 9,000 damage can be done in a row, and even if you activate one 《Upstart Goblin》, it will be enough to burn your opponent.
Since it is a one-kill deck with a very high combo, it is difficult to win matches stably with this, and if the opponent's EX Deck is adjusted to 13 or less cards, it will be impossible to burn it out with 2 cards. I don't think it's very likely that paper OCG will be restricted, but with such a high topic, it's not necessarily possible that not only Master Duel but also paper will be designated as a restricted card. It's hard to say.
I've just gotten rid of the restricted/semi-restricted trap cards, so please forgive me.
Hmmm, but looking at it this way, Fleming Eternity is also a regular pack with quite a few good cards.

As of July 2022, when the limit regulation comes into force, there are a certain number of trap cards that are designated as prohibited cards, but when it comes to restricted or semi-restricted cards, there are actually only as many trap cards as can be counted on one hand. I don't have the card you're looking for.
One of those few cards is the only one of his Trap cards of the "Trickstar" card, which is also an anime theme at the same time, to be OCGized, and with Friche, remove all cards from the opponent's hand and force the hand to be replaced. This card has an effect.
The first half of the effect is not directly related to Trista, but depending on the number of cards in your opponent's hand, you can draw a large amount, so it works well with Manjushka's burn effect, and even if you use it normally, your opponent will make full use of search etc. By activating it when you have your hand ready, you can ruin them, and since you exclude them, the strength of not letting you use GY also shines.
Originally, it was a card that showed even more power in combination with other effects, but by comboing with Doroba, which is also a general-purpose card-inducing monster, it only removes all cards from your hand and doesn't allow you to draw, destroying the game. Since it turned into a card that does, I dared to make it a restricted card.
It is difficult to relax the restrictions at the moment because there are no weak restrictions such as the name Turn 1 on both effects, including the balance with Toratri and the GY effect in the latter half. However, due to the ease of handling, Trista itself is not necessarily related and it is hard to say that he is a mere victim, but it is normal in a pure Trickstar Deck that can be used completely with Flice even from the turn when the latter GY effect is sent to GY. It should be said that it was a tragedy that it was docked with the effect of becoming a fucking game manufacturing machine in the first half because it was a useful resurrection effect.
It's going to be a very personal story from here, but it's currently designated as a restricted card, and I think it's okay to have two Trap cards that both have game-destroying effects, and Reboot and Linkane are both banned cards. However, now that the only semi-restricted Trap card, Eld's Bloodstain, has been lifted, I secretly hope that in the near future we will see a refreshing list of zero Trap cards designated as restricted/semi-restricted cards. We look forward.
picture? Is it because you hate reboots more than anything else, the void is gone, and even the most recommended decree is now banned?
I don't like it.

The X monster that appeared in the first year of the anime Zexal, at the time, I saw this monster as one of the mascot-like monsters of the work, and of course it continued to play an active role, and someday I could see it growing into a splendid Dragon Contest. I even thought.
However, the reality is that it has rarely appeared since then, and even the OCG evaluation does not leak out to the overadjusted rank 1X monsters that are unique to the beginning and require 3 materials for some reason.
After requesting 3 level 1 monsters as X materials, it's quite selfish to ask me to prepare another level 1 monster on the field.
What the hell was this monster? Personally, he is one of the most interesting elements about the work Zexal.

As typified by Fusion Monsters and X monsters that appear in a special way, and SXL that can be produced with two materials, the theme is that regardless of the type of monster, there is usually one iron plate EX monster that is easy to put out and strong. The above exists, but it's the X monster in the Battlin' Boxer Deck.
It has the effect of withstanding the destruction caused by battles and effects in exchange for one of its own X materials, which makes it strong against many removal / hitting point changing spells and Trap cards such as abyss, torrent, and mirafo, and along with that, hitting points are 3000. At that time, it was a monster that was annoying and annoying at the time that it became more difficult to defeat in battle by going up.
The strong point is that it consumes 1 material + the effect can be applied any number of times per turn, and the resistance is a permanent effect that does not trigger.
The effect of increasing your own ATK is a triggering effect of a forced effect that is triggered in the form of consuming X materials due to the application of resistance effects, but even if you are hit by a notification, etc., the destruction resistance will be permanent again. By applying the effect, you can escape from the destruction caused by it.
At the time, I used Rock Metabi, which often made me cry for this monster, so much so that I chose Escape and Confinement as a removal trap that was only used for this monster.
Currently, there are too many ways to negate monster effects, as well as removal other than destruction, so it has become difficult to demonstrate the staying power as before. It is certain that it is an X monster that can be used stably.

In the manga Zexal, an X monster that is one of the ace-ranked and numbered monsters of the "Line Monsters" used by Hishakaku, the second assassin after Evillord.
Was it sent to Keima, or is he to avoid the machine's overruns? He's not a beast warrior at all, but he's also a monster set in Beast-Warrior.
Its effect is to consume 2 X materials, which is the same as the number of materials required to X summon itself, and destroy the opponent's front and back cards one by one. , Although it is a monster with a rook motif, it can also destroy rearguard cards that are not on a straight line.
The hit point is so-so, and the disadvantage of halving all battle damage inflicted on the opponent on the turn it is activated is that it delays the acquisition of LP, but if it is activated in main phase 2 or just for the purpose of turning over, it will be a big shackle. It will be less.
However, there are many competitors with similar effects at rank 6X, which is not easy to put out, and monsters can only be selected face-up, and Spell Trap can only be selected for destruction with face-down, especially when it is already face-up. Not being able to destroy the back-line cards that exist greatly reduces the value of back-stripping, and creates situations where the activation itself is impossible.
Currently, the evaluation is completely reversed from the Tomahawk used by Evil Luder, and it will be prioritized unless it is used to make use of its own race or an effect referring to "Line Monster" is created in the future. is difficult.
Along with K-Hose and Spearwheel, not only are the races and attributes unified, but the common character string "Line Monster", which was originally unnecessary, was left in the card name, so one day he will be an Ultra like Machina. I just wish I had a C.
X monsters also have a trick called "multiple X summons", which is suitable for customizing shogi pieces to "form".

This monster itself has no combat ability, and is a mothership monster that uses her stored ATK 2000 fighters to fight instead.
Due to the detrimental effect of filling the field with tokens that cannot be used as X materials and preventing battle damage, it was one of the subtle numbers that could not make full use of its overwhelming development power, but the introduction of link summoning and EX It is an X monster whose performance has been dramatically improved by adding a monster zone.
It is one of the few existing EX monsters that was conversely strengthened due to the change in the rules accompanying the introduction of Link Summoning from the 10th period, and the effect that should have remained as a high combo system combined with other effects. , It has become a super easy deployment effect that allows you to prepare a large amount of materials for Special Summon in an instant.
Since there was no restriction on Special Summon in the demerit effect, tokens created, including yourself, that have finished their role can be used as link materials as much as you want. There is a limit to the total profit that the number of tokens that can be produced in the game has increased by one.
While there are many Link Monsters that cannot be summoned with Tokens or monsters of the same name, having this Effect Monster card on the field allows us to develop our Link Summoning patterns without spoiling them.
Currently, while the EX Monster Zone remains, only some of the rules regarding Special Summon from the EX Deck have been restored, and the degree of freedom to do whatever you want has increased. I'm yelling

As the name suggests, this spell card is modeled after the user Bruen's picture book.
Instead of negating the effect of one monster, if your monster is targeted, your opponent will receive effect damage, and if your opponent's monster is targeted, you will receive effect damage proportional to the number of cards in each player's hand. .
It's hard to use for interference because it targets with a Normal Spell, and it's not as good as a flip card compared to similar cards. It's hard to say.
The main thing is his GY effect that triggers when either player takes effect damage, which allows you to set any one of his Normal Trap from your hand or his Deck.
The biggest difference from Toratori is that he can also select Normal Trap, which he only has one in his deck, and Trista has a really easy-to-understand option of Linkane, a limited card, and there are many ways to inflict effect damage on the opponent's turn. Since they exist, they are naturally compatible.
Considering the numerical advantage, you basically want to set it from the Deck, but if you set it from your hand, you can use it on the turn you set it, so if you have a Normal Trap that you want to activate immediately on your turn, you can of course use this effect. There is no move that won't be used, and if you set it from your hand during the opponent's turn, you can only activate it during the main phase, so you don't like the Tsuitsui and Kozusai that are released during the opponent's draw phase and standby phase. For Normal Trap cards that want to avoid the cards that become , it is a welcome effect that can take care of them.
However, since the effect in the first half and the effect in the second half are either turn 1, it is weak when doubled when stacking multiple, and although the second one can trigger the GY effect of the first one, it is the same. It's honestly not good to be able to do it on your turn or your opponent's turn.
Considering the effect of the first half, which is neither weak nor strong, it may be one way to quickly send him to GY with burial etc.
In any case, even if you set it from his deck during the opponent's turn, it won't interfere during that turn, and it doesn't have a Trista name, so I don't think it's a high-priority card even in the Trista deck.
However, in contrast to his GY effect in the second half, which can be said to be the main effect, the effect when the first half of the hand strike negates the effect of one monster, so it is a relief that it is a relatively versatile effect. think.

His Continuous Trap, which would later become the Evilswarm search tag, would later give the Altergeist's exclusive search tag, Personal Spoofing, a whole idea of its effect.
Including his Continuous Trap and not having the name Turn 1, it has exactly the same properties as Spoo in terms of effect processing, so it's good to use his Deck return due to cost to remove or negate. I want to operate.
This is a Spell Trap card that belongs to "Invasion", so it's strength is that it has a theme-specific search method, but only Monsters can be returned to the Deck (there is no "Evilswarm" Spell Trap card in the first place). there is

Evilswarm is one of the types of monsters that are unique to low class monsters.
His ATK is reasonably high for this type of effect, but Lloyd and others taught us in the GX era that if all the guys don't contribute too much to the main theme, they'll end up being nothing more than a bad group. I should have given it...
I think it's hard to break through Skidre alone, but once you know the greatness of Mr. Pancra, it's sad that you can't be satisfied with this level of card anymore.