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One of the original monsters that appeared in Shin DM2, Zombie, who could only bring out a monster like Shadow Ghoul in Season 1, appeared in Season 2 to become a long-awaited high-level attacker with a stable RBI. .
His performance is just a bonus effect for Shadow Ghoul, who has 4 monsters in his GY, but even so, he was a valuable existence for Zombie at the time.
The benefits of being a Zombie have increased dramatically with the appearance of Pirata, the Book of Living, and 《Call of the Mummy》in the next regular pack, the last regular pack of the 2nd term, "Guardian of the Royal Family", which contains himself. However, with the appearance of the Vampire Lord, which appeared at about the same time and has the same RBI and Spell Trap, which has a Deck destruction effect that can also scrape off a Spell Trap, and a resurrection effect that corresponds to the effect destruction, the shadow faded in an instant and it was used in no time. It is also an unfortunate monster that has disappeared.
The permanent effect of manipulating the attack target itself is quite nasty, but after all, it's a bad idea to have a load that returns even if you get hit by a torrent.

It seems to be a monster set as a reconnaissance familiar, but in the OCG, it is a monster that for some reason has been given an effect related to fusion along with Gerdgra and Devifla.
At 5000 LP, pine is Devifla, which directly twists a Fusion Monster from EX. That's what it means.
However, as you know, if you do it properly, at least 3 cards will be consumed from the field or from your hand, so there is almost no advantage in being able to use it multiple times per turn. I feel like it's the reality of the plum course.
In terms of actual operation, as long as LP lasts, he will be able to endlessly salvage GY's specific Spell Cards during one turn. .

A Reptile monster that appeared in Season 2 and boasted a fairly high total attack and defense value for a low-class no-demerit monster at the time.
The effect is a recruitment effect with a fairly special activation condition that activates in the deck when the deck is bounced when face-up on the field, and the recruitment range can be any monster as long as it is level 3 or less. It has become a wide range of.
However, in order to meet the triggering conditions, it is necessary to assist with other card effects, and the number of cards that can execute it is relatively limited. It has become a peculiar monster that the Deck that can be handled is still undecided.
There is no doubt that it has high potential, but on top of the conditions, this monster itself has no theme and is no different from a wall on its own.
Originally, it was one of the game original monsters that appeared in Shin DM2, and at that time it had the effect of strengthening all Reptiles, including itself, when reversed.

An evolved body that was retrofitted in a later series to his Vampire Lord used by Kaiba in the anime DM.
He is Zombie's top-level Special Summon monster, with a super-masculine physique that doesn't look like a smart and elegant Lord.
Its hit points are high, and its effects are in line with Zombie's characteristics, and it can be felt that it is a performance that can work relatively well as a signboard monster of the early race and attribute Strak.
Even though the summoning condition lord is a high-class monster, it can be easily revived and recruited, and the biggest bottleneck for superlative Special Summon monsters that can only come out of the hand is to attract them to the hand, which belongs to Vampire, increasing the card pool. It can be said that the fact that it became easy to do along with the special summon, and the appearance of many cards that can effectively utilize the lords that were removed for Special Summon, even limited to related cards within the race.
However, with the power of the current Zombie, I can't deny the feeling that it's not enough work to be done by a monster that comes out with such troublesome conditions.
It can't be helped for a high-paid person to do the same work as everyone else, though I think ATK 3000 is great.

Known as the Yadoking of the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG world, this monster has one of the most difficult-to-understand effects among Strak's signboard monsters.
It is derived from the special ability "wisdom comparison" of the old reverse side Yadoking, which behaves exactly like this card's effect that allows you to see the opponent's deck top and manipulate it arbitrarily, and this effect with a technical feeling. I really like it myself.
Both Tribute Summon and Special Summon are heavily restricted, and for the time being, synergies are considered when various viruses are applied and under the influence of "Ectoplasmer", but it is possible to perform under these strict conditions. It feels like it's a little too much as that of the coming signboard monster.
At the very least, it would be nice if release resistance was not only released by effects, but also released by costs and conditions such as Kaiju, but even if that's the case, I can't change the evaluation that it's tough.
Unlike 《Infernal Flame Emperor》, which is just a disappointing monster that was born without thinking about anything in the design, I can feel the intention to make an ace with effects that match the deck concept, so let's avoid one point.

One of the character rare normal advanced monsters that appeared in the first term.
The total status value of the 2900 family indicates that it is the lowest among level 5 monsters in the first term.
This is clear from the fact that Ax Raider, who has the same race, attributes, and ATK but only has 50 less defense, is level 4.
It seems to sneak up on me without making a sound, but when I need one sacrifice, it's messy.
Since his stats are closer to his ATK, it feels like he's settled on an evaluation that's better than Ramoon, Sandstone, and Volt Escargot from the same 2900 race.

The monster with the highest attack and defense total among his normal monsters other than tokens.
With vanilla highest ATK, his ATK is 50 lower than Blue-Eyed, but his defense is 400 higher, so he is stronger due to the change in battle position, Special Summon in Defense Position is more effective, His ATK rise range is also high.
As a matter of fact, his Blue-Eyed and all other stats other than offense and defense are the same, and when that happens, it must be said that it is very difficult to differentiate him from Blue-Eyed, who has many unique support cards. do not get
Simply because he is unilaterally overtaken by monsters with ATK 3000 in both his Attack Position and Defense Position, so he is quite different from Blue-Eyed.
I think that the situation is different from Gogiga and his SPYRAL, which can be differentiated in terms of race and attributes, and his fourth Blue-Eyed, which is not Blue-Eyed, is unnecessary.
It feels like how good it would have been if the higher-level Normal Monsters were extremely underdeveloped Zombies and Thunder...

Except for the special specification Black Luster Soldier, which is a tournament limited product, there is still no normal monster who can match his ATK.
Here is the card that Duelists have longed for since the Bandai era, the strongest Dragon monster that symbolizes Yu-Gi-Oh itself.
Depending on how you look at it, it looks like an alien with an abnormally developed head or a monster with bones like a skull dragon, but this is strangely cool.
Even though he has a number of his own high-quality support cards, he still has no intention of giving up his position as the strongest, and his ATK 3000 line of Normal Monster is "Non Aggression Area" in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
On the other hand, in terms of total stats, Gogiga, Rabbie, and he is SPYRAL, sometimes losing to top-class vanillas with higher defensive power.
There is no need to dare to destroy Blue-Eyed's sanctuary, and even if you do that, basically no one will gain, so unless there is a great deal, there will be no new Normal Monsters with ATK 3000 or more. I think I can say it with certainty, but even so, I don't know why there are no low-level Normal Monsters with 2200 or more DEF.

A new Historic Collection card that uses the obelisk's deadly blow as a special trap.
If the effect goes through, it will show power reminiscent of the DM4 specification obelisk that will screw in 4000 damage immediately after annihilating the opponent's monsters.
Since it can be fired with Friche, it's naturally powerful, and if you use it on your turn, if you continue to attack directly with Obelisk, the game will end with a total of 8000 damage.
I think you're looking at Osiris and Ra, but even though they're gods, they're far from perfect resistance. feels really stable.
However, in order to activate it, you need a real obelisk on the field, and you need 2 face-up monsters other than the obelisk to release. As expected, it is too heavy, so it is recommended that the obelisk itself be put out with a time limit by Special Summon.
The GY effect can be used to search or salvage obelisks and summon them as-is if all releases are available at the time.
Considering the effect of 1, I don't feel like the order of doing things is wrong, but I think it's a passing effect as an effect that assists a level 10 god that is difficult to attract before it's heavy, and the obelisk itself. It's not a monster that stacks multiples, so once sent to GY, it's not bad for Obelisk, which is difficult to re-enter the battlefield in perfect condition.
As for the reverse order, if you have two or more of this card, the story will change, and in that case, I think it would be good to actively send the first one to his GY by burial etc. increase.
It seems like an ant to regard the effect of 1 as a mere romantic cannon, and regard it as a search card that uses the level and status of the obelisk.

One of the low-level monsters used by O'Brien, who was a Machine Deck user in the manga GX, and a product of the Great Dark Ages as a regular subscription bonus after Superbia Shock.
Other than using firearms, his external FIRE element is not seen at all, but just because O'Brien used it, he is such a monster called FIRE.
Its effect is to cover one Spell Trap that is set on the opponent's field each turn. -Effective for Play Spell and Trap cards.
On the other hand, Friche Trap, especially his Continuous Trap, which only opens, has little effect except for being able to force the activation timing, and above all, the specification that the lid comes off when this monster is gone is not very cool.
At the lower class, whether he is said to have an ATK of 1600 or can be used as an attacker depends on the effect of the monster.
Because of that slightly stupid or mismatched card name, when it was decided that this monster would be converted to OCG, I thought, "Oh, isn't it the Electro Gunner?"

One of the OCG versions of the two low-level starships used by Evillord in the manga Zexal, and one of the regular subscription bonus cards.
It is unique to PP and regular subscription benefits that low-level monsters from manga that had no role beyond these materials can become OCG other than Korepa (current Anikuro).
Its effect is that when there is an X monster in the opponent's field, you can create a self-SS from your hand, and in conjunction with that, bounce one of his Spell Trap on the opponent's field.
Due to this very easy-to-understand nature, it is suitable for clearing out the favorite monster that comes out as a result of releasing itself or using it as a material for his Special Summon to safely enter the battlefield.
However, since the conditions for self-SS are basically dependent on the opponent, there is a major drawback that the scenes where it can play a role are limited, and it is great that the SS from the hand other than its own effect can be effective. I think so, but it's still necessary to borrow the power of other cards, and I have to say that the return that can be obtained is too small for that.
Still, it is also true that at that time, he was trying to adopt this monster in his Deck, which is a serious level, Machine is wonderful.

His Equip Spell is based on the motif of the bracelets worn by four people, the so-called Yuzu series.
The card name also has four kanji characters twisted from "Kacho Fugetsu" that represent the characteristics of the monsters in the Deck used by each of the four players.
Also, this card is quite unique for his Equip Spell in that it doesn't target the monster to equip when activated.
The effect is a launching pad for lower class monsters of the four races that belong to the monsters in the Deck used by the four players. It has a sealing effect.
Dragon All Bounce is a pretty powerful dragon meta, but since it's a meta of a specific race, the opponents and situations where it's effective are naturally limited, so you shouldn't try to force it.
It would be a shame to just ignore one of the card's selling points altogether, or use race manipulation or use it to bounce your own Dragon.
Another effect is to search for 3 types of fusion-related cards in the end phase when sent face-up to GY from the field, and this card equipped is relatively rare in this kind of effect. and the equipped monster will be effective regardless of whether he is sent to GY first.
Since it is a search for the end phase, most cards can only be used after the turn returns, but since it is your turn and his Quick-Play Spells such as super fusion can be activated from your hand during the end phase, search cards I want to choose according to the situation.
Fairy is Yuzu's Melodious Diva, and Beast-Warrior is Serena's Lunalight, a theme with a corresponding gimmick centered on Fusion Monsters. There are some fusion spells out there, but races like Winged Beasts who aren't very familiar with fusion can search for simple cards such as Ready Fusion to simply extend their development.
Well, I wrote a lot, but in many situations, the main job will be to use an extra card in your hand to make a low-level monster of the corresponding race practically SS itself, and it is especially effective only in SS. It can be said that it is a valuable card for low-level monsters of the corresponding race that do not have self-SS effects.
There are no restrictions after the deployment, so there are many ways to use it. If you do, you can recover the consumption of this card.

Among the 20 races that appeared in the first season, this card is one of his Equip Spells that strengthens the attack and defense of 15 specific races.
All of these Equip Spells have illustrations that are unique to the early days, and they are a group of cards that I like as fan items.
Even if you look at it as a strengthening Equip Spell dedicated to Spellcaster, there is a wand, so it is difficult to find more value than that now.

In fact, a monster that has existed there for a long time and is said to be the secret leader of the hand trigger.
If there is an environment where you have to load this monster from the main, it will be said to be the end of the world.
Its effect is to throw it away in response to the opponent's draw or search outside of the draw phase, after which neither player can perform any further draws or searches during that turn.
The first draw and search will pass, but after that, it will prevent the opponent from going to search for the desired parts such as the nominee and the trap card from the first turn. It is a valuable hand trigger that allows you to parry the whole thing with an effect that can go to and does not disappear with one card.
Like Urara, you can't stop the first one and lose in defense range, but this one has the big advantage of not being "used", "misjudged the timing of activation", or "water on hot stones". So, if you don't hold the grave, you can't penetrate it.
This effect is a trigger effect of "optional effect in case" from the hidden area that has the same timing as the quick effect that can be activated immediately after the first draw or search effect is processed. By activating Disturbance and Linkane first in Chain 1 and throwing away this card in subsequent chains, the opponent will not be able to draw due to Disturbance or Linkane effects due to the reverse order processing, and an amazing handicap will be established. .
As a hand trigger, it has a lot of peculiarities, and after drawing or searching once, it is not effective against opponents who can be extended by reviving or recruiting. will not waver.

A Reptile monster that self-resurrects at will without missing the timing after the effect resolves if it is sent from the hand to his GY by any means, such as effect, cost, discard, destroy, or send to GY.
Since it is a product of the Zexal period, it cannot be used as an S material like Gagamagi, but it can be used as a material for other Special Summons, and there are no other restrictions after activation, so its use is limited. various.
Since its combat ability is low, I think it will mainly be used for various materials and releases, but if you use it that way, there are currently many monsters that compete with it, and there are many cases where this card's uniqueness is lost, so here it is. Taking advantage of being a Reptile, I would like to mainly consider using it as a link material for Link Monsters that specify Reptile as their material.
Just as Reptile is lacking in that kind of effect, I think the significance of that has increased with the appearance of Zeroor in Link 3.