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A low-class Zombie that paved the way for another racial color, "Deck Death", for Zombies that were characterized by being good at Special Summon from GY, and a tourist attraction in the corpse world.
Every time a Zombie gets his Special Summoned, he scrapes 2 cards from the top of his opponent's Deck an unlimited number of times.
If you line up more than one, the effect will overlap, and the attack limit effect will interact with the attack lock, which was quite clever at the time.
Halfway deck death often just sends salt to the opponent, and if it is specialized, the solitaire element becomes quite strong, and winning and losing tend to be extreme, so it tends to be avoided as a means of winning. The Zombie will gradually move away from deck death tactics.
However, I think it's a monster worth building his specialized deck and aiming for a library out victory, and due to the nature of repeating Special Summon, use those monsters as materials for his Special Summon. I think it's good that it's easy to transition to a sub-plan.

Dark Scorpion, which is becoming the oldest existing theme that has not been re-enhanced, is a monster with an overwhelming sense of baggage.
While the other members have played a certain role in the environment in the past, he was born as a high-class monster with 18 RBIs and no self-SS ability or release reduction effect.
As a level 5 dark warrior, he is easy to send to GY, and can be brought into play by barbarians and tigertans besides summons, but many of them are difficult to get along with other members, who are low class monsters. So, in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, people call it "nursing care".
The selectable effect that triggers battles damage has a powerful removal effect that returns one opponent's monster to the top of the Deck with a damage effect, and the hit point is the highest among Dark Scorpion members, including Zarug, so I think it has a certain role. However, even if it's not a card that's difficult to use like a combination, I think you'll still need a separate card to pass battles damage, such as RBI assist or direct attack.
Unfortunately, I have to say that this card is too harsh, but fortunately the effect is reasonable, so I feel that if Dark Scorpion is strengthened enough, it can be used somehow.

A card that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh GX, used by the main character, Judai, Neos. I have been treated unbelievably that I didn't.
It is also "his Spellcaster monster of his EARTH for some reason" lined up with the Magical Conductor.
As the card name "Excluder" suggests, the effect is relatively versatile as it eliminates one GY card from the opponent's GY every turn, and it can be used not only for monsters but also for his Spell Trap. I think it would be great to be able to exclude
However, if this status has no other effect due to the activation effect, even in 2022 he is from the same 5th generation and is a top-class GY meta hand trigger, so it's pretty tough to fight with D/D Crow. .
At the very least, it would have been nice if he had a special move card with his own name, or if he had a Fusion Monster...
It is an unfortunate card that is too out of proportion with excellent design and high popularity that comes with it, and other elements.

The Daigraffer who makes the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG world lively joins the ranks of the Gemini Monsters.
He became LIGHT's righteous knight with his attack and defense levels unchanged, but his ability to manipulate dragons still seems to be missing.
Gemini Monsters are far more difficult to use than the impression you get from the written effect text, at the point where you can't get the effect without first summoning them again, and the passing line is ridiculously high. , The effect that this monster gets is the salvage of GY's Equip Spell in your end phase.
Well, with this activation timing, it would have been nice to be able to choose to equip this card with his Equip Spell from the Deck or GY as well as the search.
As a low-ranking monster, it's a moderate offense and defense, and I understand that the adjustment is based on the assumption that it can be used every turn, but it's too unreasonable to assume that the effect can be used more than once. .
So in addition to summoning again, GY needs a standby for his Equip Spell, and the activation timing is the worst. I have to say it's a pretty tough category.
I like the illustrations quite a bit, and I think that this is one form of good-looking guys, such as a strong body and a somewhat hentai-like outfit.

A monster that has a general effect that does not depend on the race, which is rare for Reptile, as it sets all monsters that are Special Summoned on each other's field other than itself with the SS trigger effect.
Since it is a total solar eclipse effect, its resistance penetration is naturally high, and while erasing the troublesome permanent effects of his opponent's Special Summoned monsters, if the defense power is below his ATK 1600 of this card, it will remain as it is. Can be brought into combat destruction.
In the opponent's turn, when the material monsters for Special Summon are on the field, he can use Special Summon to hinder the development.
Taking advantage of the fact that his Special Summoned monsters are also set, you can also consider using it with his Worm, which is a group of Reptile monsters with reverse effects.
However, it is still difficult to overturn the disappointing title of "having an SS triggering effect but not having a self-SS effect", even though it has no other effects + theme independent monsters and there are Ronfa, Brincess, and Zonmas. I can't deny that it's a tough part when it comes to Reptile that doesn't have it.
Inevitably, support from other versatile Special Summon cards such as Libide and Back to the Front is essential, and many of them have to go through GY.
If you use it normally, it's just a quasi-attacker with no effect, and if you can't make use of the monster's appearance, it feels like "Swords of Concealing Light" or "Book of Eclipse" would be fine.
Although it is a valuable effect for a reptile, it is a pitiful monster that cannot make full use of its power because it is a reptile.

A low-ranking monster that cuts through the DARK and hunts vampires, but since he has a Vampire name, he is also a Vampire monster.
The effect itself is not bad, but the reason why Catastor, which has a similar effect, was so strong is that it was a free material general-purpose monster that could be put into the EX Deck, and his original ATK was over 2000.
The era of using summoning rights for monsters like this has long since ended with the time when different dimension ♀ and moles prospered.
I even thought it would be better to use one that allows you to hunt without choosing your opponent and penetrates effect destruction resistance.
However, it is a relief that it is a theme-affiliated monster and that the effect is applied to his DARK, which has the highest share among all monsters.

The final plant princess who controls autumn.
Looking at the specs of these monster effects, was it reasonable for Titanial to release and activate her Plants other than herself?
As for the effects... I mean, it's not just the effects, but the illustrations are endlessly bimyo, which makes me wonder why they turned out like this.
It doesn't fight by itself like the other 3 monsters, but it's a style that devotes itself to assisting is not bad, but Plant's all-purpose recruiting effect, which is activated by the devil's activation condition of "depending on the opponent", is not this monster from the beginning. It seems a little lousy to just call .
It's true that the two effects are connected to make it easier for your opponent to defeat you in battle due to your own attack target restriction effect, but the suicide bomb attack also has an effect. In a serious duel, it would be a bit unreasonable to claim that this is the connection.

If there is an area ruled by each of the four plant princess monsters that govern summer, I would definitely like to live in Marina-sama's territory.
She has the same ATK as Titanial, and the effect is a removal effect that is triggered when your own Plant is destroyed on the field.
It has the advantage of having an effect even if it is destroyed by your own effect, you can remove a single target with a damage sting if you trigger destruction in battle, and it has the effect of touching the opponent's back, which is valuable for a plant, but anyway. It's fatally painful that you can't work alone because you need other plants to be destroyed on the field.
If this monster had appeared in the 6th season as the first plant princess instead of Titanial, it might have left a better impression because of the memory correction, but in the 8th season, Tita and Talia I have to say that it may be harder to use than it is, but there is little progress.

As the highest-level Plant monster of the four seasons, the plant princess who governs spring is the second to appear.
She is the Plant version of the machine king, and her ATK starts at 2900.
It also protects the other plants that strengthen her from destroying their effects, and for some reason this effect also applies to the opponent's plants. there is
Well, I'm not saying it's not good at all, but it destroys its own effects, and it feels like it's a bit too muscle-brained.
Regardless of arranging large Plants other than this monster, if you think about standing alone, it would be quite difficult to differentiate it from Titanial, except that it can beat the opponent's 28 RBI...

After Ronfa was born overseas, before Ronfa came to Japan, it was her first Plant that appeared in Japan in the 6th period, and her Normal Summon possible superlative monster.
She is nicknamed "Tita-sama" by many duelists, and is the first of the superlative Plant monsters to be called the Plant Princess of the Four Seasons, and is the monster that governs winter.
At that time, a monster with 28 RBIs from a single Ronfa was quite strong just by appearing from the Deck. By throwing it, it also has a counter ability that captures and destroys any effect that targets a card on the field.
Spells, traps, monster effects, activation of cards, activation of effects, destruction, removal, bounce, change of battle position, increase or decrease of offense and defense in damage staging, whether the target is the vanguard, the rear guard, or multiple cards on the field. If so, it can be said that this effect of catching unlimited number of times as long as there is a plant to release was too good as a bonus effect of 28 RBI.
Assuming that it will be released from Ronfa, it is naturally difficult and heavy to pull directly, but Plant has been good at resuscitation development such as low po and herb increase since that time, and it is possible to cut GY by cutting the cost of sunbre and blast. I was able to send it to , and I was able to Special Summon from my hand with Gigapla, so I think it was strong that it was easy to take care of that area.
As for the Special Summon from the hand, currently there are monsters like 《Rose Lover》.
Nowadays, it's not uncommon for a top-level monster in the main deck to have this kind of effect with 28 RBIs if it's independent of a theme, and even if it's a coelacanth level, it's a little strange that it doesn't have a self-SS ability with such an effect. In the first place, the movement itself to call the top attacker of the main deck with Ronfa seems to be outdated and nonsense, but it is certain that it is a monster that supported the beginning of Plant's prosperity. I can say
The beautiful, majestic and elegant illustrations are also wonderful, and he is a top-class ace that fits in the memorable main deck that I liked so much that I put two cards in the deck without thinking about a few accidents when I assembled the plant deck at the time.
After that, the remaining 3 Four Seasons Plant Princesses will appear, but in the end, I thought that this card was the strongest, had no peculiarities, and was stable and reliable.

It all began in the original Battle City arc when Jonouchi suddenly used Ricid's Embodiment of Apophis to attack with a grave robbery combo that brought out Shocker.
What's the point of putting a card from your deck into your opponent's GY? ? At the time, I thought it was so pushy.
At that time, it was still a card with a sense of numerical disadvantage, such as sending a limited card "Monster Reborn" or reviving by libide to GY using one card, but now it is triggered just by being sent to GY. There are many monsters that have effects, and monsters that have activation effects activated by GY, making it a supreme GY Fertilization Spell that doesn't feel like it's consuming your hand at all.
It doesn't go as flashy as Meisei, Monge, or Lawnmower, but this card, which allows you to pinpoint target monsters from his Deck to his GY, is a great first move in a proper Deck. It will be

For some reason, out of the two Insect Kaiju monsters, he is the one from WIND, a Kaiju monster that can penetrate the 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》that Fuwadari and Tetsuju use.
With Gale taking the lead in the format among the six-color results, the card's priority has also increased.
Due to the nature of each monster that it is unlikely that the unique effects will be utilized unless it is a Kaiju Deck, all Kaiju that come out by releasing the monsters in the opponent's field have the same value, but from there The interesting thing about this group of monsters is that you can choose which Kaiju to use depending on your attack and defense, level, race, and attributes.
So please mass-produce his Kaiju monsters of various races such as Rock and Reptile! Thank you!

A flying beast with both hands on its wings A bat is neither a bird nor a devil
Flying in the dark, it emits ultrasonic waves and measures the distance by the time it bounces back.
That's why it's a monster with a super animal bat motif, but for some reason it's a normal wind Winged Beast monster that should have been exposed in the first season.
Even though the card name has the word "dark" in its name and even the bat of the dark world is written in the flavor, it's a wind bird beast.
The level setting based on the total status value has not changed since the 1st term, and both offense and defense are below average, and it is not a fusion material with a name, nor is it a DM2 residual monster, nor is it a DM4 or true DM2 original monster.
There are multiple Normal Monsters whose significance of existence is unknown, and they are included in the regular packs of the 2nd season. The All-Seeing White Tiger》is recorded as a monster corresponding to this.
On the other hand, in the regular pack of the 2nd season, Birdman, Guillotine Stag Beetle, 《Darkfire Soldier #1》, Island Turtle, etc., which update the lowest vanilla highest ATK and defense power of the races up to that time, have also appeared, and what is the intention of such a thing? No one knows now whether they were putting out monsters and monsters that weren't.

With its appearance, good name, good stats, and good time of appearance, you might think it was a game original monster that appeared in DM4, but it's nothing like that.
It's not even a named fusion material, it's a monster that has too many mysteries about its very existence.
The attack and defense total value of 1400 is equivalent to level 2 even in the first term standard, but it is level 3, and considering the presence of Death Guide and Cherubini, it can be said that this area is rather convenient.
Since it is the only vanilla of the flame devil, you can receive support that has been picked here and there.
However, the fact is that people who want to use this monster do something to find the reason for its existence.

An enhancement spell that powers up specific beast and demon monsters used by Yugi in the original work and changes their attack attributes.
In OCG, it's a strengthening Equip Spell that can be spawned on any monster, and since it's automatically recycled when it's sent to GY, it's safe to say that it's the "Horn of Tenacity".
In addition to having a higher enhancement value than the sword, this is only activated by sending GY from him, so it is not as vengeful as the sword and the risk is low, but there is a risk of drawing locks due to the compulsory effect. is no different than a sword.
That's why it's still used for combo purposes, but it's true that it was hard to feel the value of Sue here, while swords and kisses are normal.