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A low-level Machineroid monster that loads the defeated monsters onto its carrier and pumps itself up by her ATK.
The original status is a defensive wall monster, so it's a flaw that it's hard to defeat the first one.
Not to mention the ATK up, it's plain wrong not to leave the defeated opponent's monster in his GY, and it can be said that it is a monster that is worth using among the lower roids.
However, although it's not limited to this monster, I think that most of the monsters didn't have the effect of specifying "roid", which was the biggest mistake of Vehcroid.
If there were more self-serving monsters like Express instead of making it a half-baked general-purpose effect, there might have been a different future, partly because it's a group of cards from an era when the name Turn 1 was almost non-existent. but….

A card that allows you to get his LP against ghosts and mashes where all of his Dragons are sleeping.
It may have been a valuable card for Dragon at the time when there were few monsters that could remove monsters on the field with effects, but unfortunately its value has become extremely low now.
No matter how many monsters there are in the opponent's field, you win as long as you set your LP to 0, so you have a high RBI and resistance to destruction by battles and effects, and even target resistance, but you can't change your battle position with an effect that doesn't take a target. Can it be said to be effective against monsters with low defense power?

For those who don't know the cards from this period well, huh? Isn't this effect an effect that can be activated by releasing it from your hand or field when it's useless? A monster with a pump-up effect for the race that you would want to say.
No, it's just as you said, so it's this score.
I don't think it's bad to keep the status rising without name turn 1, so let's avoid 1 point.

At the beginning of its introduction, it was treated as a great privilege card for Warriors, who were on par with the reinforcements included in the same pack, but as the understanding of duels progressed, duelists learned that the importance of the two was completely different. This card, which requires an effective pair with the , cannot be used alone, is a strong card, but it is not adopted, and even if it is adopted, it will be buried as one of the racial support cards. It will be.
That said, the ability to pick up anything for a Warrior without any restrictions is undoubtedly a first-class salvage spell, making it a very valuable card, especially for Warriors with hand triggers and summon triggers. I'm here.
EX Warrior can also be returned to EX Deck, and his Deck, which is mainly Warrior, can be used in various situations.

A Fusion Monster with a much-needed combination of monster effects and negate his spells.
In particular, I think it's pretty great that he can continue to stop Normal Spells as long as his LP lasts.
Since it only negates the effect, it doesn't spawn Normal Spells with the name Turn 1 on activations like Kyouken and Ryst, though if you can pay LP you can negate it anyway.
However, while there are more cards that can be treated as fusion summons without preparing materials for fusion monsters in a decent way (can produce fusion summoning trigger effects and meet resurrection restrictions), this card has Since there is a restriction that it must be made of specified materials, in that respect, a big difference was born from monsters that can only be Special Summoned by fusion summons.
The two materials that this monster specifies aren't ridiculously weak, but it's a bit of a pain to put him in the deck just to get this monster out.
You can't even stand on the stage of battle if you don't cheat like Magimon with Devifla and Yabuja.

A senior Fiend monster who served as the commander-in-chief of his Fiend faction in the 2nd regular pack "The One Who Conquers the Darkness", which depicts the conflict between the three races.
Even though he was selected as one of the strengthened races in this pack, he continues to be said to be a weakly connected race even after this, and he is a monster who has devoted himself to leading the Fiend.
The ATK is a little unreliable to call yourself a commander-in-chief, and instead of being a high-level monster that can be sacrificed, it has a higher ATK than the high-level monster of the same dark devil, and it is a witch. There was an Archfiend that can also be searched with.
However, this has a permanent effect that negates the effects of monsters destroyed in battle by Fiends, including yourself, and the reverse effect of the Reverse Effect Monster that is activated after the damage calculation that has been confirmed in battle, and the GY that is activated at the end of the damage test. In addition to the recruiter's battle destruction triggering effect, GY triggering effects that can be triggered at any time, triggering effects that are triggered at a specific timing, and unclassified effects (rule-based effects) that treat Gemini Monsters as Normal Monsters in GY are negate. It has the peculiarity of becoming
One of the criteria I use to evaluate a card is whether or not it can work alone. The ATK is also good enough to fight high-class monsters, so it's a highly self-sufficient card.
At this point, monsters with ATK of 2400 or higher that can be normal summoned and can be sacrificed with one body were still considered powerful, especially Shocker, and if it had a merit effect, it would not be the same, GY. It also has the disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon from GY, but Fiend is not a race that is that good at Special Summon from GY. In today's card pool, where it's no longer difficult to Special Summon monsters from decks, this is rarely a disadvantage.
However, the current situation is completely different from when Reverse Effect Monsters, 《Treeborn Frog》and 《Card Trooper》were prosperous, so I get the impression that the merit effect of this card itself is no longer as great as it was back then.
The number of monsters with trigger effects activated by GY and monsters with trigger effects that activate when sent to GY is steadily increasing, but such monsters do not appear on the battlefield. In many cases, it is used as a material for Special Summon as it is, and the reality is that this monster and the number of Fiends that this monster has given power are not at a level that can be done.
The illustration is more like Hades than Hades, and the gorgeous coloring that incorporates plenty of primary colors makes him my favorite card among the Fiend monsters. Even now, just looking at this card, which is designed for the Ulpara era, is a treasured item that makes you feel excited.
The wine glass in your hand is also fashionable, isn't it? I would like to see it.

Well, even if it's a collection, it's really amazing that it's made into an OCG, even though it's only a name in the original work.
As for the effect, that type of attack doesn't work for this monster, which is a flying unit, and the development in the original and anime, where the opponent falls down with a counterattack and wins, turns into a special victory in a duel. to shocking specifications.
I think it's very playful and very good that no matter what you do, you can't win with your own effect unless you go through "that attack doesn't work".
It's a card that's stronger as a fan item, but it's nice to have him as a low-level monster with a normal attacker-class ATK.
At this rate, the day will soon come when Seven Arms Archfiend, who has the experience of becoming a candy toy sticker with 666 offense and defense, will be singled out! ?

Continuous Spell Macro Cosmos that is not negate with a warning that only excludes monsters.
It is far inferior to macro in terms of GY meta, such as being unable to disable the use of Spell Trap with GY effects, and monsters that did not form monster bodies on the field, such as Pendulums and equipment cards, are not removed. It's inconvenient, but Decks that want to use the permanent GY meta can prioritize it.
His representative decks include The Weather, which does not interfere with the activation of Threat's recovery effect and Turmel's effect.
Also, since it is a Continuous Spell, unlike macros, it can be activated and applied immediately, so by placing it on the field first, you can trigger a hand card that requires you to discard it "to GY" at a cost such as Veiler or Rabbit. It is possible to block all of your opponents from the first turn, and unlike Macro, you won't be able to use Tsuitsui or Drops that cost monsters from above on the return turn.
Well, after all, G is a great card that can be thrown out of your hand at any time with a perfect flitch during each other's turn.

GY meta figurine Daigongen, a total removal card that can only be used when macros are in play.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's possible to unleash a total removal on each other's turn with a complete furicze, and if the macro effect is applied, those monsters that were destroyed will all be removed by that effect. A strong card.
If you let go of the materials for the Special Summon in the middle and can't use all of his GY effects that they have, you're guaranteed to freeze the opponent who was stabbed in the right place.
Of course, if there are no macros in the field, it will rot, so it may be unreasonable to pin it into his deck, which is just a permanent meta with 3 macros, but it's like Offerings to the Doomed, which is unique to this card. It is a piece that I feel that the strength is still there.

Speaking of Machines other than "UFO Turtle" that can be recruited by the effect of "UFO Turtle" which is both a FIRE Recruiter and a Machine? When asked about it, the first monster that comes to mind is the image that comes to mind.
If you put the effect on the field in Attack Position, you can put a substantial target resistance against Spell Trap on the Machine, including yourself, and even if you fall down, you can put in one draw.
It would have been even better if monster effects could be negate, or even if you left the field outside of battle, you would still get 1 draw.
In that case, the name Turn 1 would be essential for the latter...

In the anime GX, Tutu was positioned as a prima donna in the form of a monster, but in OCG, it is a general-purpose monster that is normally brought into play by Tribute Summon.
As a high-level monster, it has a modest ATK of 2200 to 2400, and it's a monster-like card from the 2nd and 3rd seasons, but the effect is a Tribute Summon trigger, and his face-up Spell on the field. It is a lonely thing that nothing happens after that with a limited effect of destroying all.
I can't say that there are no opponents or scenes to stab at, but it's a bit of a problem that you can only destroy visible cards that you don't know if your opponent will come out.
With the same Tribute Summon triggering effects in most situations, it's fair to say that no one can take precedence over Monarchs with higher ATK.

In fact, it is a monster from the 1st period, and is a low-level Warrior who can forcibly release a removal that does not target itself and the monsters it battles with due to battle triggers, regardless of the battle result.
The attack and defense and effect specifications are backward compatible with D.D. Warrior Lady, which will appear later, but if you ask whether this effect itself is weak, it is not so. It comes out the same, and the ATK is not so bad that you feel that the suicide attack is severe compared to the female warrior.
Especially in Season 1, there was no way to use the removed cards, so it was a clear advantage that the large monsters defeated by this card could not be 《Monster Reborn》.
It has a different attribute than a female warrior, and until now, the activation of the effect was optional, and since you can receive the benefits of Honest, you can refuse to activate it. However, nowadays, there are more cards that benefit from being a ground warrior, and it is possible to differentiate it from the same low-grade ground warrior D/D assignee that triggers battle destruction due to the difference in effect specification, so this I think it can be said that the significance of the existence of monsters has not yet been lost.
It is activated after the damage calculation instead of at the end of the damage step, so even if you are destroyed by the battle, you will not be able to penetrate the skidre like the female warriors.

A monster that can cut 1 card from your hand to eliminate 1 of your opponent's Attack Position monsters every turn.
There are no restrictions on the level of the monsters that can be removed or their offense and defense, and for the low-level monsters used by Asuka in the anime GX, it is by far the most practical.
However, his ATK, which is lower than that of the same Earth Warrior with similar effects, is a hindrance, and since it is already the 4th season, he has a strong image of a low-class Warrior who failed to become a Good Stuff Monsters.
Even if you throw away the advantage of being able to recruit from 《Warrior Lady of the Wasteland》or 《Giant Rat》, it would still have been stronger to be an attacker with removal that had the opposite offense and defense. It is clear from looking at
Her defensive power is reasonably high for a low class monster, but despite her muscular body, her ATK is lower than Etoile and Tutu.
By the way, there was a time when I used this card in his Deck as Good Stuff Monsters.
Even though it was said that being able to keep it in play was a major premise, back in the day when Snast was good, I was fascinated by removal that could be used every turn.

An incomprehensible card in which Raviel in his hand is sent to his GY in order to prepare a martyr for Raviel's sacrifice.
Not to mention the activation condition of needing another Uria or Hamon on the field, is there such a stupid story that when the martyrs gather, there is no god they believe in anymore?
It's called Barrier & Laser Dragon, and many of the GX card adjustments at this time are so pitiful that I can't help but cry...

A low-class monster that erases the effects of Continuous Spells and Continuous Trap on the field without triggering just by leaving it on the field.
Depending on the opponent, one copy can serve as both a mandate and a mandate, and he is especially effective against decks like The Weather, which incorporates both spells and traps, and decks like The Weather, which fights in the permanent meta. .
If you don't use such cards often, you won't be able to Bind Magic and he won't be Trap Bind, so it's an excellent permanent meta that doesn't get in your way.
It's just that it can become a Defense Position on its own, but it's still too low to maintain, so after all, this kind of effect with a limited meta range is a monster that should have it. It makes you feel that you are strong.
If Gingin's meta performance is as good as Darkrow's, even with this level of offense and defense, it's still worth using...