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Friche's Normal Trap card that makes you feel like you don't want to read the subsequent effects just by the activation conditions.
It requires a specific number of cards in a specific area, but it depends on the opponent's field, so it's difficult to effectively activate it in a natural flow.
Instead, I thought that it would act like a Damned, but that's not the case at all, just a barrier, as the card name suggests.
It is an over-adjustment card that is doubtful whether it is worth it even if all three effects are applied.
If I could at least activate it from my hand, I could find some significance of its existence as a Furice Defense Trap whose effect would not be erased later if activated during deployment.
Shouldn't it be fine to have no activation conditions and be able to activate it from your hand when the opponent's field has 3 cards?

There are already several monsters in prison in Numbers, such as Shock Ruler and Dark Matter, but at the moment, the monster that is seen as the most likely candidate for the next Numbers to be imprisoned. .
Its performance can only be described as Rongomingo, and in addition to combat destruction resistance and complete resistance including effects that do not activate, it has 4 or more X materials that can not even be released with Kaiju Ravagoler balls. This monster is basically unbeatable.
The amount of X material will automatically decrease each time the opponent ends, and the effect will be lost little by little, but it will take 2 to 3 turns from hitting the opponent with despair to annihilating it. Enough.
However, please note that monsters whose ATK or DEF are higher than the ATK of this monster already on the opponent's field, and which are not affected by the effects of this card's 5 X materials, cannot be dealt with on their own. .
Also, since it doesn't have effects that negate the activation of cards, if you use this monster alone, you have a chance to kill this monster with 4 or more materials with Abyssal Designator or Ferret Flames.
Hmm, I think that 《Ferret Flames》of Deck Bounce, which penetrates complete resistance with Furice Trap, is an amazing card.

His Zombie's first superlative monster that appeared at the end of Season 2, and a card with an absurdly fashionable ruby written in the character of Immortal King.
A Special Summon monster that unfortunately didn't become the ace of the Zombie Deck in Season 2.
Needless to say, the reason lies in the too-difficult summoning conditions, and it can't be helped if the effect can't be produced earlier.
There is no need to argue that the High Priest is racially impure, but anyway, it is too difficult to achieve, and this card itself has decent stats as a top-class monster & both are cost-free resistance effects + kin resurrection effects that don't wear out. Although it is a solid thing as an ace of the race, there is no piece of romance there and it is completely unbalanced with the effort up to Special Summon.
Until the day that Despair from the Dark appeared, Zombie's superlative monster winter continued.
If you use Hellfire, you can easily use it without the High Priest. As one of the representative monsters that benefited, I would like to evaluate it as a monster that opened up a new history for Zombie.

Well, it's a cool new ritual, Black Luster Soldier, whose illustrations are too cool before talking about performance.
Ritual Spell for ritual summoning yourself, attracting the card of fate yourself, suppressing the activation of the opponent's effect during your battle phase, releasing monsters including Normal Monsters and ritual summoning, from here It has three effects that turn the entire opponent's field into a vacant land with Deck Bounce when it defeats a monster with an attack.》and others to ritually summon Kao Sol, and the monster effect reproduces the flow until Mai surrenders due to the pet dragon being buried by that attack.
The effects of 2 and 3 are strongly synergistic, and once the battle phase begins, the opponent cannot prevent this monster's attack with RBI support or removal traps, and the monster's trigger is immediately triggered in response to the activation of the 3 effect. It can also no longer be countered by trap cards such as effects and notifications.
Even if the effect of 3 is not applied, it is possible to block the activation of the opponent's hand trigger / battle destruction effect and his GY effect during the battle phase independently regardless of the type of card. great.
Including Normal Monster in the release is easy if you use 《Advanced Ritual Art》etc., which you can bring yourself, it is easy to put out and meet the conditions, and the resistance penetration is high, and it is a super powerful effect specializing in turning. However, in the opponent's turn, it's just a monster with ATK 3000 that doesn't have any pressure, and it needs a monster that can be destroyed by battle on the opponent's field. Depending on the quality and number of cards on the opponent's board, there may be cases where the advantage obtained by whole deck bounce is not so great. It seems that it is difficult to use as strongly as the impression.
By strengthening this card, making it possible to attack in succession, or by lining up other monsters, I want to use it with the momentum to kill the opponent as it is after deciding the Deck bounce, so I want to use this monster alone to turn against the opponent. I would like to avoid returning it.

One of the monsters used by Aki Izayoi in Manga 5D's, which basically uses only completely human-type Plant monsters, in contrast to the monsters of the monster-like design of the anime version.
It has a useful effect of sending the "drawn Plant" to the field, which until now had to be dealt with by other card effects and Gigapla effects, by SSing the Plant monster in the hand with the GY effect. It's a status that can be used as Almira's link material, so even if you draw it directly, it's easy to send it to GY.
In addition, the monsters that appear are given complete resistance to traps this turn, so in addition to Normal Trap, which is a removal system that responds to fire, summoning reaction, and attack reaction, Continuous Trap that has already been activated to limit attacks, etc., and notifications, etc. Even the effect of Counter Trap will not be received.
With the introduction of this card, in addition to the Special Summon from his GY, which Plant was originally good at, and the Special Summon from his Deck, which Ronfa was in charge of, Plant gains an easy and effective way to deal with Special Summon from his hand. It's decided.
It can be used simply as a card to extend development while avoiding accidents, but I think you can feel its value especially in Gigapla and Plant Decks that use multiple top-level Plants as the main.

A card that brings a fever of 3 draws and 2100 recovery of his LP if the effect is fulfilled by arranging three sevens.
Even if you are blocked in the middle, you can only recover 700 LP per card, but it's not worth it.
In the first place, it's quite difficult to have 3 copies of his Continuous Spell that can't be searched, and your opponent won't even try to destroy this card unless it's a coincidence.
If it's a combo deck that can rotate his deck enough to draw his deck in one turn using an infinite loop, or it can be used as a card that effectively reduces the number of his decks. Money?
No matter what, being able to draw 3 is a major premise! It's hard to choose without a certain amount of courage.

The only monsters that can benefit from this effect are vanilla decks of level 3 or lower, which are only used in extremely limited decks, and if not used in conjunction with deck top control, the results will be unstable. A pretty amazing card that can deploy up to 4 monsters from 1 Normal Spell and 800 LP cost.
Vanilla monsters of level 3 and below have a fairly high hit point, the diversification of races and attributes, and the appearance of Tuner and his Pendulum's Normal Monsters are also a tailwind.
Originally a maniac target of vanilla of level 3 or lower, many of its performances are subtle, and since it is a regular pack after Chaos Conqueror, it was treated as the biggest disappointment pack at the end of the 3rd term. It's a Pharaoh's legacy, but I think this card is still worth actively using in the appropriate deck.

As everyone has already evaluated, it's a common understanding that it's a card for combos combined with Reverse Effect Monsters, similar to Book of Taiyou.
Setting monsters as a set is a common method of removing the monster's permanent effects and silencing the triggered immediate effects, so in terms of being able to revive monsters that were put to sleep by 《Swords of Concealing Light》or 《Book of Eclipse》all at once. It can be said that it is also worth being a trap card.
Not only the monsters in the back Defense Position, but also the monsters in the Attack Position will be changed to the front Defense Position, so it can be used to avoid annihilation by mirafo and air fo.

A fairly epoch-making card that can eliminate the activation cost of a spell card that requires 2000 or half LP just by being in play.
However, these effects are the ace of his deck, the large monsters in the main and EX decks, and the Pendulum Monsters as his Pendulum effects, separate from other main effects. unfortunately cannot be denied.
In the same way, even if a card alone is useless and cannot be searched, I think it's different from Simocchi or remodeling surgery, which is related to the core of the Deck.
Even if there are new Dinomorphic themes like requiring LP cost for all spells that are activated, they will all have cards that can be used in reverse, or thrifty spells specific to that theme. .

From the field, he is a monster that can be searched with an extremely light activation condition that was only allowed by Wickry at the time, with a forced effect that is activated just by being sent to GY.
The opponent can also search, but since the search target is a vanilla of level 3 or lower, in most cases only you can search, and it can be said that it is a representative card for collecting Exodia's limbs.
Currently, it is rare to be used in a proper Deck, but with the enhancement of Normal Monster performance and support, and the appearance of his Normal Monster in Tuner and his Pendulum, his Deck itself that can be used is more than before. My impression is that it is increasing.

It's limited to face-up monsters, but it's a single removal Quick-Play Spell that can be used completely without cost or activation conditions.
However, at the cost of that, the next normal draw will not be possible, so there are many cases where it is not very effective even if you hit it blindly like a Normal Spell. There are many cards that can be removed.
Personally, I was too worried about the weight of the draw skip, so I didn't really care about this card at the time. There is no doubt about its high versatility itself, as it can also block a monster from moving from your hand.

Among the special types of monsters, Ritual Summoning is a summoning method that many Duelists tend to avoid because it puts pressure on the frame of the main Deck. I don't think there are that many cards.
It would be nice if it wasn't a Ritual Spell, like 《A Deal with Dark Ruler》, but it wasn't like that. It's gone.

Even in the original rare hunter battle, it is mentioned that Exodia parts are sent to his GY = Exodia Deck loses the winning line, but a monster that can be produced by sending all of his Exodia parts to GY The idea of a surprise production that overturns common sense is a very good card.
However, I have to say that the performance of the monsters that come out using his spell, which satisfies the difficult conditions and does not have a dedicated search method, is not worth it at present.
Originally, its ATK was that of a low-level attacker, but as it stayed on the field with its 3 types of destruction resistance, which were quite hard at the time, its ATK continued to rise due to its own effects, making it an uncontrollable monster. However, it is extremely unreliable as it can pass monster effects, not to mention exclusions and bounces, but even destruction effects.
On top of that, if even one part is missing from his GY, it self-destructs, which is an unbelievable disadvantage of increasing its own vital points.
If the contract to put out this monster can be Special Summon from Deck / GY, if the contract with this monster is Ritual Monster & Ritual Spell, if there is no contract in the first place and if the conditions are met, which monster can self-SS from hand or GY? Or if even one of them corresponds to these, the usability would have been somewhat different.
As I wrote at the beginning, I like monsters as an idea with elements of surprise, so let's add one point.

A general-purpose removal spell in the first phase that sets a vantage hold on monsters that are still alive, gives them mummy play, and bury them generously.
You can safely remove not only the opponent's ace but also reverse monsters such as reverse effect monsters, while sending unnecessary cards from your hand and high-level or higher monsters that you want to Special Summon to GY by reviving, burying, or reviving. , It gained popularity at the time as a general-purpose card that effectively cuts your hand, and its ultra-rare performance was convincing.
It is also imported as a Legend card in Rush Duel, and considering its success in the past, it can be said that it has the qualification to call itself a Legend.
Today, it's a card that's really lacking in power, but it's a memorable card with an illustration that makes Uru stand out because of the richness of the coffin in the background.

Of the three zombies used by Honezuka in the original work, Dragon, Armored Warrior, and Murder Circus, it is the only one that does not attack, so it is the least overshadowed, and it is a monster that has nothing to see in terms of OCG performance.
The only thing that distinguishes him from Dragon Zombie is that he has an ATK of 1500 or less, and currently there are too few points where that is an advantage.
In true DM, it is possible to fuse an undead with a warrior whose ATK is limited to between 1200 and 1500. It was a feeling that the Dragon Zombie who can become a winner.
In the Bandai version, not only the coloring but also the overall impression is quite different, and at level 4 he was a formidable monster with an ATK of 2400.