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An advanced Light Warrior monster that can destroy monsters on its field other than LIGHT or Warrior by effect and self-SS.
Since the destruction process is performed first, the self-SS effect will not be applied if the target monster leaves the field or gains destruction resistance with the card activated by chaining.
He has a Saidra hit point that is enough to win battles with lower-class monsters, and if he succeeds in destroying a monster in battle, he can absorb half of his ATK or DEF, whichever is higher, into his own ATK, so one body. But if you can beat it, you can expect to power up to about 2800 to 3000.
On the other hand, since it is also a level 6 middle-level tuner, it is highly suitable not only for combat personnel but also for various materials, and can be easily connected to rank 6X and level 10 or higher S, which requires a little effort.
And the true value of this card is that it can destroy monsters on the field while destroying its own SS, and it is easy to search with LP Ovia. Dinosaur, Rokket, which has an effect that triggers destruction on a theme basis, and Unchained are perfect cards for effectively self-destructing monsters in Decks.
These decks are also his deck of the race unity system, so they not only create strong synergies, but are also effective as countermeasures against sensors. also helps.
Of course, even if it's not destroyed, it's still effective and you have the option of converting it into a Link 1 monster on its own. I'm Ali.
Although it's a Scareclaw-related card, I think it's worth using only this card and his LP Obia in a proper Deck due to its high versatility as a material for trigger pulls and Special Summons.

It was a monster that came out to the world with a light heart as a remake monster of "Three-Legged Zombies", but before you know it, most of him is the strongest first move of the Zombie Deck, and he has become a destined monster entrusted with everything to start the deck rotation. Zombie tuner.
Since it is almost always put into play using the summoning right, it is difficult to recover when it is disturbed, and it is also fate to be targeted by Urara and Awakage.
If I had been able to do a good job of sharing roles with Goto Oni, I would not have been able to carry a burden on this monster alone, but unfortunately, both of them have activation effects that require summoning rights, so there are almost all cards that I am not good at, such as removing Friche. The same is coming.
It would be safer to think about how to make ends meet on the premise that this effect will not pass to some extent, so it is a big iron plate.

An expansion Normal Spell that converts monsters in your hand (real world) into the field (virtual world) and at the same time transforms them into Link Monsters (avatars).
Special Summoned monsters will negate their effects, but there are no restrictions on the level or stats of monsters that can be Special Summoned. Since it has an effect, like access, the trigger effect of the Link Monster when the link summon is successful, the trigger effect of the monster sent to GY as a link material, and other quick effects are all chained to the opponent. You can pass safely without
By intentionally not activating any effects at this timing, it is possible to prevent the opponent from using the quick effect until you move even after the link summon is successful.
That's why it's possible to avoid the GY effect of the monster used as a material and the effect of a successful link summon, and it's also strong against graves and bubble shadows that have become difficult to prevent due to the restriction on annihilation, but this It is not possible to prevent G from activating the card, and as an initial move to penetrate the hand trigger, the monster to be used as a link material is a lower class monster and you don't care about the summoning right, or even if you don't use the summoning right in the first place. If you can put it on the field, you can say that you should just put in a graveyard normally.
On the other hand, if you think about restructuring when you are interrupted, you want to deploy while leaving the summoning right, and if there is a lot of significance in being able to Special Summon monsters of higher rank or higher, it is useful as a deployment card from the first move, and Linking monsters that have been Special Summoned alone is useful. If you want to convert it into a Link 1 monster that can be summoned, you don't need to take the risk of being unable to Link Summon due to the number of monsters on the field being reduced by the cards chained to this card's activation.
When the timing of the successful link summoning is over, the Chain Link Rose will expire, and after that you will be able to eat the opponent's Friche effect etc. normally, but your Link Monster that you put out with the effect that was activated in that way will be Even if you log out, you can salvage monsters of the same type as the monster destroyed by this card GY effect, so you don't have to chase the removed disadvantage.
It's a backward-looking activation condition that is limited to being destroyed, and it's almost a bonus effect, but it can be said that it's a good recovery effect that the expansion card has incidentally.
When the day comes when Alter will be supplied with Link 1 monsters, I'd like to think of it as a card that allows you to summon additional Marionettes while safely passing Melyusheek's GY effect.

His Field Spell on his Scareclaw with a search effect when activated.
If you search for Reichheart and put him in play, he will also have access to the Scareclaw Spell Trap, so 10 is fine at this point.
The rest of the effects are plain and low power, but they are solid, and I think it's a shame that you can use the universal single-target removal effect that can be used continuously with the theme's essential Field Spell.
It's a permanent meta countermeasure even if you don't have a wallet from the main, and I have the impression that it usually has a good effect for his Field Spell, which has a search when activated.
The condition for using the single target removal effect, ``3 or more Defense Position monsters on the field'', matches the characteristics of the Scareclaw Deck because the monsters on the opponent's field are also included in the count. It goes well with cards that put the whole in Defense Position, such as, and permanent effects such as stumbling.
He doesn't have a Scareclaw name on this card, and the only thing I'm worried about is that he can't do mutual searches with Reichheart.
Well, if you think about it that way, I think it's strange to have a light stage card that has everything.

A card that says that in exchange for reducing the opponent's hand limit from 6 to 5 during the end phase, you also have to duel with 1 less hand.
Moreover, if it's destroyed, that's the end of it, and I don't want to have to fulfill the conditions for activating and applying cards that require that there be no cards on the field by destroying this, so it probably isn't worth destroying.
If you're not good at it, even "Lord of the Heavenly Prison" can become a self-handicap card that your opponent will be happy with, just by looking at it, and the uncertainties will be reduced by one.

While this card is on the field, the Normal Monster can gain complete resistance only to his opponent's spells, and this can increase his status with his own spells, grant additional resistances, etc. You can, but the time is limited due to the self-destruct disadvantage.
But more than that, even with a deck that currently has a lot of spell cards, its role is to draw, search, GY fertilize Special Summon type cards, and the rest is mainly splitting back and designating. It's not uncommon for cards that directly affect a monster to have a drop or two, so the benefits of being immune to spells are smaller than you might think.
Monster removal Spell, monster back defense Spell, control seizure Spell, weakening/attack limiting system Continuous Spell, etc. are all basically cards that are difficult to contribute to the rotation of the Deck in the first attack, and gain resistance. Since it is a Normal Monster, there is no point in using a spell that negates a monster effect in the first place.
Even in 2022, the imperial order is a matter of course, and even though P isn't the top player in the environment, Kaori is still a regular on the side. .

A Normal Spell that specializes in removing Special Summoned monsters.
In most cases it will not be used as it is inferior to other mass removal Normal Spells such as Sambol and Blaho.
It's a selfish story, but after all, you don't want to put his spell card in the main that just removes monsters.
That's because it's already over when the ground breaking has passed.

He was a Zarug when he was doing digging by himself, and his attribute is still EARTH.
It has a handicap performance that is greater than that of Zarug, which randomly bounces the opponent's hand with his deck, but the activation condition is that the set monster is destroyed by battle with this status, which is very uncool.
Back in the days when low-grade Reverse Effect Monsters were roaming around, it's hard to imagine that even a set monster would face a monster that can be defeated so easily these days.
In many situations, you will need both a card that sets the opponent's monster and a battle support card, and it is very different from Zarug, which is effective only with battles damage.
Recently, the number of cards that support Earth Warriors has been increasing, but if you intend to use their effects continuously, supporting them with 《Moon Mirror Shield》etc. is essential.

Due to the characteristics of spirits that cannot be Special Summoned, it is neither Pirata, nor the Book of the Living nor 《Call of the Mummy》, and it is out of Gobzon's search range.
However, its effect is extraordinary, and it is a powerful effect that annihilates face-up monsters other than itself at the same time as summoning and reversing, and it is possible to use it repeatedly due to the nature of the spirit that returns to the hand.
It also supports summons without release by Tomb, etc., and it can be reversed, so you can use the effect while avoiding the summon negate trap by doing an advance set and using the effect to face up, and since there is a decent hit point, he is LP. There is no problem as a staff member.
For Zombie, who specializes in resurrection, it's not a big deal to prepare a single release of this monster, and now there are effects other than Special Summon that refer to Zombie, so there are definitely situations where you can make use of your race. It is increasing.
Overall, I feel that it is a monster with some usefulness even now.

A type of direct attacker that appeared in season 2, and with the exception of slightly higher ATK, this monster is no different from the direct attackers that appeared in season 1.
Although it is a rare LIGHT Aqua, the reality is that there is no need to dare to choose this monster from the unknown combination.
It is also an Elder Entity that originally appeared as an original monster in True DM2, but the effect here also benefits the opponent, so I have the impression that the usage rate was low in the game as well.

One of the Elder Entity monsters that appeared as an original monster in True DM2.
An indeterminate monster that quietly undulates while changing its body color to red or blue, all of which are shrouded in mystery.
From the card name "Mucus Yolk", which has the meaning of malice and grudge, is it a monster that seems to be a lesson of someone's evil heart that has been embodied?
As an amorphous monster, he was assigned to Aqua in OCG, and he became an Aqua monster in DARK.
Its effect is that you can attack directly, and if you do battle damage to the opponent in that way, it will power up with a time lag, but as many people have already said, ATK is 0, so you have to strengthen it with some kind of effect. It has a fatal flaw that the first blow does not enter, and the timing of the power-up was too late, which was an element that was difficult to use from the time of its introduction.
At the time, it could still be used in combination with permanent locks such as 《Messenger of Peace》and bind, but now…if you want to use this card, you still need some sort of permanent attack limit card or 《Moon Mirror Shield》that can become a battle demon. you can't
In the game, it was a rather annoying monster that continued to give the opponent 50 damage per step just by wandering around the board.
By the way, I really like the appearance of this monster, and since he is a low-level Elder Entity, he can learn terrain change (virus terrain) by placing him as a deck leader, so I decided to give it to Marshal I grew up to be

One of the cards that revolutionized Zombie, along with the book of living creatures that appeared in Season 2, is a monster that was loved by duelists under the abbreviation of Pirata.
It's a recruiter that triggers battle destruction, and even the attribute system is now a moldy existence that can't be used unless you put it in, but this monster has a recruitment range of "Zombie with 2000 or less DEF". As a result, even high ATK Zombies can be recruited very easily, and the Vampire lords that will come out from that time are amazingly strong, and along with the enrichment of the card pool, high ATK monsters like Ryukotsuki And more and more talented lesser undead also joined this scope.
Of course, it's a status that can be used to self-destruct as well as transition, and while it is considered outdated to trigger destruction in battle, it also has the advantage of avoiding effects that can't be activated with a damage step.
Although it doesn't look like an undead, it is also a Zombie and is within the scope of this effect, so it is possible to recruit subsequent cards with the same name and increase the number of walls to parry, or connect it to Deck compression.
As an undead, I think it would have been better if he was DARK, but I feel that he is strong even without memory correction as an effect of this kind.

Based on the card name and flavor text, you might think he's WIND or DARK, but he's an EARTH Warrior.
Due to the enhancement of the card pool, there are various merits of being a "Gaia the Fierce Knight" monster, such as being a fusion material with a specified name, but the highest level monster with a total attack and defense value of 4400 and level 7 is the first term standard. But it's still pretty low.
With a Level 6 Machine King that only needs one sacrifice, it's normal to be lined up with RBI in combination with its own effect, and if it's an opponent with Summoned Skull, there's nothing you can do about it.
It's a level that makes you want to add "not as strong as it looks" to the text.

It is a card with a seemingly super wide range and high versatility that can be used for combat tricks with Quick-Play Spell, but it is an essential increase value. It is completely useless because it is too over and has no sustainability.
After all, there's no point in clinging to things like the occult or spirituality that you don't really understand.

Dark Scorpion The head of 《Dark Scorpion Burglars》without a name, one of the Good Stuff Monsters of the past, who was able to search for reinforcements, salvage with 《The Warrior Returning Alive》, and recruit with Killer Tomatoes due to its blessed race and attributes. body.
Regardless of whether it was a direct attack or from which side it was hit, the handicap effect is triggered by triggering battles damage, so if you hit a set monster poorly with a Recruiter with ATK 1400, you could be hit by this monster and your hand would be peeled off. bottom.
His ATK is quite high as long as he doesn't step on Naraku, Virus, or 《Messenger of Peace》, which was a big advantage at the time when he was active.
When you re-strengthen Dark Scorpion, please be sure to include a support card with the name of Zarug, the leader of the digger gang.