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An amazing card called a black hole with a self-made self-performance function that instantly prepares the stage you envision.
The effect of searching for Kaiju monsters, which has the highest quality for removing monsters and sending monsters with the GY effect, can be used even from the turn he was sent to GY, so it is a perfect card that can be sent directly to GY. is.
Of course, it's a card that really shines in a Kaiju Deck, but I think it's worth borrowing this card if it's a deck that uses 3 or more Kaiju types as well as a cover-up.

This monster has all the characteristics of many high-level Machines in Season 1: "DARK or EARTH", "His ATK is on par with a low-level attacker less than Mechahan", and "It's unnecessarily expensive, but it's solidly under 2000 DEF". .
The poor and pitiful appearance, which seems to have been made by putting together leftover weapons, brings tears to my eyes.
However, the total attack and defense value is 3500, which is said to be the limit MAX% of a level 5 monster according to the first term standards.

His Spellcaster version of the Normal Spell that removed all the specific races that appeared in Season 1.
Not only is the subject matter covered, but the illustrations are completely out, and the overseas version has been completely replaced with comical illustrations.
In DM4, a Yugi Deck that can't use decent removal spells was useful as a card that could get rid of the enhanced Leo Wizard, Chaos Wizard, and Onmyoji Tao used by Marik and Yami Bakura.

Later on, the Machine would issue a stronger overall removal spell rather than a system down, and the race-specific overall removal spell that was issued even in the first period.
It's not just machines, he's a card that doesn't seem to be safe for the races and plants around WATER.
Machines in the first term include Revolver, the highest class Effect Monster with an ATK of 2600, machine kings with ATK second only to Archfiend as advanced monsters, Mecha Hunters and blockers with high status as lower class monsters, and excellent Effect Monsters. There were monsters such as Canosol and Devifla, but I have the impression that the quality of the monsters was not enough to use this card.

A venerable racial meta spell that also appeared in the original, and has the effect of removing all Rock.
It's a "God's XX" card, but this is a Normal Spell and it doesn't seem to be related at all.
A very stylish card that turns rocks into dust by exposing them to the wind and weathering them instead of crushing them.

In theory, if one of his ATK or DEF is 0, even if the other is 2800, he's still a low-class monster. Zombie vanilla monster that can be said to have made the most of its characteristics in the period.
By allocating most of the upper limit total value of 1400 of level 2 to her ATK, this monster with an exceptional value of ATK 1350 at that time was born even though it was level 2.
For a while after its introduction, it didn't become a big advantage, but at the end of the 3rd season, a group of cards called "low level" that targeted his normal monsters of level 3 or lower appeared, and it suddenly became a place of activity. will be expanded.
There were a certain number of low-level cards, such as Tri-Wight and Thousand Energy, that were only compatible with vanilla decks below level 2.
Currently, level 2 vanilla long spearmen with higher ATK and 《Digitron》have appeared, but as a vanilla undead below level 2 that can Special Summon from GY in Pharaoh, servants and guardians are problematic. No, it is also a loyal retainer of Pharaoh who continues to protect the highest RBI.
Aside from whether Pharaoh is strong or not, there is a role that is unique to this monster, and if multiple stacks are recommended, it can be said that there is value in evaluating it to a certain extent.
By the way, Murder Circus, which is the appearance in life, is also a shrewd monster that uses 2750 out of the total upper limit of 2800 (2850) for level 4 attack and defense.

There is a theory that the thorn god is a cactus goddess who hates insects.
I don't remember where I heard that...
Actually, it's a simple name like a thorn god because it's wearing a bracelet with thorns.
The Insect version of the Normal Spell, which was introduced in Season 1 and removes all of a specific race. It may be said that there was no choice as long as there was an easy-to-understand extermination item called agent.
As a fan item, I like it as much as the insecticide rejection shield from Coca Roach Night.
The kanji written in bold yellow letters on a green spray can is probably "destruction".

His Fiend version of the Normal Spell that removes all the specific races that appeared in Season 1, featuring an illustration of a missionary or exorcist holding a Bible and a rosary.
Even in Season 1, Fiend had low class, high class, and high class monsters with various stats, so it can be said that its usefulness was high compared to similar cards.
The name of the card is "Exile of the Wicked" instead of "Exorcism", but neither is wrong, and this notation seems to be more common.

His Fish version of the Normal Spell that removes all monsters of a specific race that appeared in Season 1.
Warriors, their spell users, demons, machines, and other major races from that time have been selected, while insects and rocks, which didn't have many monsters in season 1, are also included. It is a removal spell.
As for Fish, there were no monsters that were higher than normal summon, fusion monsters, or Ritual Monsters. It felt like a card just for destroying Fish and Great White.
Even in 2022, Fish is still an undeveloped EX race, and even with his Fish-centered development decks such as coelacanths and shark monsters, it is rare for multiple Fish to line up in the final stage, so this card comes into play. It won't happen again.
In true DM, if you fuse the sea and a black hole, you get this card.

The only machine monster in the Red-Eyes clan, a red-eyed black dragon with a level of 1 and a 400 increase in attack and defense.
It was reprinted in the 2nd and 9th seasons, but the illustration is different from the one attached to the true DM as a random bonus in the 1st season. Because it is extremely difficult, it is traded at a high price.
As for the person who later became Darkness Metal, regardless of OCG's convenience, he has become a Dragon normally from the time he appeared in the anime.
Metalization doesn't seem to be mechanization, and it doesn't seem to be mechanization, and considering that there are so many metal monsters that aren't Machines, it may just be that the racial setting here is strange. I don't think so.

A general-purpose Link 4 monster with an ATK of 3000 that can be produced from two materials if a Link Monster is included in the material.
Unlike Astram, which requires monsters from EX as link materials, revived Link Monsters can also be used as link materials.
It has three effects that remove a single card on the field with some kind of beat, and the 1 effect can be used as a hindrance on the opponent's turn by combining it with other effects, and the 3 effect is on the field. Because it has the property of continuing to earn ads just by being there, its performance is quite good.
The Fiend race is also convenient for Evil Twins, whose deployment destinations are restricted, and we can expect demand there.
The Link 4 zone is a monster of unprecedented proportions, boasting one of the best skills that cannot be won by an odd person, whether it is a general purpose or a dedicated one. , I think it has all the good conditions in terms of material restrictions, number of requests, RBIs, and effect characteristics to the extent that it can be said that it is stronger than the link 4 monsters, and it can be said that it is faster to count from the top.

A new Plant Link 2 monster distributed to a Plant that already has an excellent "Tribal Contribution Link 2 Monster" called Seraphy Jasmine.
It's a somewhat unstable effect that can't always be operated in the same way unless it's used in conjunction with the effect that controls the deck top, including his own Sylvan, but I'm addicted to it. The expansion of time is quite a thing.
Even if it fails, you can connect it to her GY fertilizer, and if all the monsters you turn over are Plants, send the monster you want to refer to the level with the effect of 2 to her GY, and send the remaining two to his link destination. You can also use Special Summon to match levels and connect to X summons.
Conversely, even if all three flipped cards are Plants that can be Special Summoned, it is possible to send all of them to GY without Special Summoning them, so the cards to be flipped are basically uncertain, but what to do from there Its versatility is high because it is relatively easy to apply.
Also, monsters that have been Special Summoned cannot be used as link materials, but they are not bound to the race that is Special Summoned, and there are no restrictions on the level or status of the Plant that can be Special Summoned, and attack and battle position effects are free and effective. Since it does not negate either, it is also an excellent means of deploying advanced or higher Attacker temperament Plants.
In a different way from Jasmine, she's a race link with high performance, and she's a very enviable existence for races that don't yet have an excellent race link.

The "Royal Palace" series is a type of permanent meta trap that many of the useful cards, such as imperial decrees, commands, and oppression, have already appeared by the second season, but this card is from the first season, which precedes them. increase.
The defense range is a Trap card, and if this card is in play, the effects of all other Trap cards in the field will be negate at the time of effect processing, and the opponent's noisy removal Trap and permanent meta Trap, as well as once activated and applied, Even Counter Trap, which excels in spell speed, loses its power.
The effect of activating GY cannot be negate, but the effect of a trap card activated on the field will be negate even if it moves to the hand or his GY when the effect is processed.
At the time of the 1st season, before the rules were developed, even the effects of the declaration and the seven tools that were chained to the activation of this card were negate... It's a terrible story.
While it is a permanent meta Trap that is a natural enemy of the Trap Deck that can be opened with a complete flip and has no activation or maintenance costs, the Trap Deck is basically a card that only goes to break the opponent's back. I don't want to, so the type of Trap Deck that can't deal with this kind of permanent meta with the effects that the main monster naturally has is very frustrating.
Thank you Meryushik & Sirkitas, it's all thanks to you guys that Alter doesn't get stuck in a level that doesn't make it a game in a one-card permanent meta.
Also, unlike Shocker, it is possible to activate the Trap card just by negating the effect, so he activates the Trap card knowing that the effect will be negated, and only triggers Faker's own SS. It is possible to go to pull.
If you use the effect of Silkitas summoned like that, even if it is reactivated, you can chain it and hit it from above to make it misfire.
Well, after all, the true nemesis of the Trap Deck is the spell speed, which makes it difficult to hit from above, and on the contrary, Counter Trap can also be hit from above, and it can be activated from the hand, and it is definitely a reboot that does not even activate subsequent Trap cards. is not it.
It's a restricted card, so it's only natural, and this one has a lot of strengths that you don't have over there, but compared to Antokusho, it's cute.

A trap card that allows you to draw 2 cards at no cost from 1 card that can be activated from chain 4 onwards where the same name card has not been activated.
It's not a type of chain card whose effect becomes stronger depending on the number of chains stacked, but it can be activated after a certain chain and the reward is constant, so you can activate it without letting go when the conditions are met.
It's not as easy to cast as Reckless Greed, but it doesn't have the heavy drawbacks over there, so it's very useful as a way to earn more cards in a proper Deck.
It's an effect that should be called a chain treasure card, but above all, the naming sense of "Accumulated Fortune" is wonderful.

A low-ranking dark demon that can continuously unleash a universal single-target removal effect that uses dice to correspond to the front, back, and back of each other's fields.
It has a 1/3 chance of failing, but since it doesn't have a turn 1, you can clear the opponent's field with just this card as long as you have the cost to push your hand.
It also had the hidden benefit of not reacting to negate effects that capture some effect destruction, as destruction is an indeterminate destruction effect.
His attacks are not restricted after the effect is activated, and his ATK is reasonable for a low-level monster with such an effect.
Currently, it is no longer used as Gudosta Monsters, but if monsters with such effects were in that race or theme Deck, I think it would be quite helpful to be able to deal with it with just the main card. I think it's a good effect.