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If I draw this card in a duel, I'm likely to lose my strength.

Isn't it a mistake to blow bubbles and lose?

I'd rather read a doujinshi about a yuri that shoots milk from a rocket oops P than a teppo yuri.

Can you shoot a beam if your eyes are big?
Then, is it correct to assume that Zaku and Kanna Hashimoto can shoot beams from their eyes?

Yankees like this used to be good.
3 As people call them idiots, 3 people is just the right number of people to hang out with, but lately it's scary to see the Yankees forming a large group and ganging up.

Brother, why do evil gods die so quickly?

Kuriboh Pachimon. cute.
He's not bad, but he's not particularly protective like Kuriboh.

It is not a car that is strong in Kimoota Blue rally.
I always thought it was about 900 RBI, but it's certainly surprising that RBI is higher than Cyclops!

The irony is that it is rare because it is weak, so it is rarely seen, and it is rare and expensive because it is too rare.

A card that can be instantly fused in exchange for two monsters and their subsequent development.
It's strong when it's strong, but I would like to reiterate that this card is an effect that can be called a necessary evil. Because unlike Xyz and Link, which can be done immediately on the field, he has long been a cold drinker due to the nature of fusions that require spells. Even if they are active, they are all shameless things like Debifla and "Metamorphosis" that make you want to question the meaning of fusion... There are many remedies that have been given to the fusion that forgot the romance of such fusion, but among them, a revolutionary card that can be said to be one of the correct answers. While there are many substitutions for fusion materials, substitutions for fusion spells are rare. Excellent stability because it comes out of EX. To be honest, Anaconda has made the whole fusion process easier to handle, and as a fusion user, I can't hate it, but I can't help but appreciate it.
Rather, his deck fusion, which is defended for some reason, seems to me personally to be an outlier as a fusion. Develop a strategy for how to collect parts, sometimes wait for a chance while enduring attacks, and get over it and get all the parts! I'm sorry for the attitude of skipping the whole process and only looking for results, but I can't agree and feel lonely.
Even without the psychological part, fusion is one of the stoppers of such roundaboutness, so it is natural that fusion will be broken if the shackles are removed. Anaconda's effect itself is just a substitute for fusion spells, so if there's a problem with the copy source, it's a mirror. Based on that, I would appreciate it if you could give me an opportunity to reconsider where to really put a scalpel.

In the old days, Creature Swap hit a stick-standing torch token to bring down 3000 points, used it in conjunction with Swampman and Truckroid, used it as a target for Amazoness and Gusto's suicide attacks, and used it as a trigger for Inferno Tempest. A card that has been used too strongly.
But… he popped.
This effect was too convenient for Link, as it was actually an effect that could generate 2 tokens with Normal Summon. No, if it was just the effect of spawning 2 tokens with Normal Summon, it might still be limited. Because there is no turn 1 of the same name, and the extra sentence that he special summons on the opponent's field was bad. Since it stays on the field, it can be returned to the hand with 《Akashic Magician》or 《Security Dragon》, FWD, and can be reused many times or fired with MagMax. Even the conditions are crushed. In addition, it is possible to search with 《Magical Contract Door》and 《Dark Spirit's Mastery》. In terms of deployment, this one will kill you first. Without exaggeration, if you draw even this, you can win.
You would think that it would be banned. It's sad, but it's been neglected for two and a half years. I guess they tried to allow it as a general-purpose frame like a needle or a hole, but no matter how you look at it, it's impossible!

A black bald man aiming for us.
One of the reasons why the Machine has been shown to be a strong race. It ignores all powerful traps such as high hit points, holy burrs and torrent funerals. Considering the time of its appearance, this card is extremely over-engineered. Moreover, because it is a Machine, it is also compatible with Limica and is strong in closing. The existence of this card alone was the catalyst for Summoned Skull, Bazu, and Ha Death to raise their stocks, so its influence is huge.
In fact, it has been a limitation for a long time, and including Future Shocker, it is a strong person who has been in the environment for about 10 years.

childhood trauma.
This card had a great impact on children who couldn't hold removal cards properly, and how they could handle this card was the line that separated beginners from advanced players. For example, use defensive piercing to hit an octopus, use deck destruction or burn, etc.
It's fun to see how a single card like this can drastically change the tactics and environment. When I say this, I feel like I'm going to get scratched by myself, who was a badass kid.
In fact, it doesn't have any demerits, which is rare for a low-class combat destruction resistance.

It stacks easily above rank 5.6, making it an easy card to use to counteract debuffs and effect recoil. The effect is also defensive penetration and there is no loss level.
The unusual thing is that it can be used as a trigger for Argent Chaos and can be converted into materials for Redame.
Despite its high versatility, it is an out-of-print card and is expected to skyrocket in the future.

It's rare to find a card with such a different reason for its strength now and then.
In the old days, there was no trickery about gaining turns with lock, and once played, it was a card that would be killed as it was. One of the strengths of this deck is that there are few ways to pay off your own cards if you don't use Tribute Summon, and it takes time to process. As expected, he has trouble handling 3000 RBIs, so he chooses Deck. However, it works well with cards that take control until the end phase and cards that deal damage depending on the opponent's RBI, so the high RBI is not the only disadvantage. So much so that he has a deck called Golem that takes full advantage of that trait.
As the duel speeds up, it loses its ability to gain turns and becomes unusable... but this time, the cost of releasing the opponent's monster has attracted attention, opening up a completely new way to remove it. Even so, it was avoided due to the disadvantage of losing summoning rights, but with the emergence of Dragon Ruler, which does not emphasize summoning rights, and the trend of preemptively suppressing monsters, this monster has become a major player. As the format inflated, the value of this card increased as well, and it became known as a pioneer of cost-releasing removal.
It's not without its drawbacks, such as the fact that it requires real summoning rights and is vulnerable to rule intervention, but it's still active in areas where it can be removed in a moderate amount without affecting the gold ball care.