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One of the original DM2 monsters, in the game it had a pump effect that contributed to his entire Winged Beast like Command Knight and Fairy King Truesdale, but in the OCG it became a searcher exclusively for Harpie Lady. rice field.
His stats are decent, but the trigger condition is to be destroyed in battle, he's not a recruit, he's a searcher, and he doesn't have his own Harpie name. has become a monster.
He's a pitiful monster who has no idea why he was drawn into Harpie.

"Maiden of the Aqua", "Injection Fairy Lily", and one of the idol cards that represent the 2nd term of the true DM2 girls who came to OCG from the game along with Command Knight.
Although he is a low class 19 hit point, he has the disadvantage of a permanent effect that self-destructs if there is a monster other than LIGHT on his field, so it is a so-called disadvantage attacker that has no effect.
The salvation is that the opponent's position is irrelevant, and she is in a fairly good category among the low-level demerit attackers in the 2nd term, but at the time, her merits belonging to Thunder could only be referred to in Magirisame. That's because...
Raising the RBI with Luminous Spark was all I could do, and in the game, he had a relatively useful effect that increased the mobility of his monsters with Thunder, so it ended up being a disappointing OCG.
That being said, he's a low class monster with an ATK of 1900, so it can't be helped at the time.

One of the "Undead" Spell Trap with his common 2 GY effect, this card is a Zombie resurrection card.
When revived, he removes a card with the same name as the target monster from the Deck/EX Deck, so he can prepare Zombie himself to return it from removal to his Deck in order to reuse this card with the GY effect. It will be.
You can also target the opponent's GY Zombie, so you can use it together with Anwa, but as mentioned above, you have to remove the card with the same name as the resurrection target from the Deck / EX Deck, so you can use Urara and Warashi. It will still be difficult to Special Summon monsters from the opponent's GY except for some general-purpose EX monsters such as Yokai Girl's hand trigger monsters and Khalifa and Mascarena who changed their race to Zombie in Anwa.
Even when reviving his own GY Zombie, it is necessary to adopt multiple of the same monsters by allocating the limited slots for both the main deck and the EX deck. Because it becomes, you have to face such stress to some extent.
Also, as mentioned above, since the monsters removed when reusing are returned to the Deck, reactivation itself is easy, but what you are doing is only reviving one monster, which is troublesome. So, you will spend 1 turn each counting on your turn to revive, reuse, and reactivate.
Even if you use Iron Wall to prevent it from being removed after being reused, then you won't be able to use the resurrection effect this time, so the engagement is the worst.
Aside from the fact that it's easy to use even on the first turn, the book of the living that appeared in season 2 seems to be a stronger resurrection card. I prefer

Yu-Gi-Oh and Pawapuro's in-house collaboration is his Winged Beast's senior Normal Monster, whose status is his Normal Summon possible Harpie lady three sisters.
Harpie Lady and Power Pro Lady, if you say Power Pro Lady quickly, you'd be surprised how similar the words sound, don't you think? No such thing?
In the OCG, it became the monster with the highest defensive power of vanilla birds and beasts since the Queen Bird that appeared in the second season, but it is independent of the theme and has a higher ATK than monsters of the same race, attribute, and level ( ✪ Giant Monster Bird ).》already existed from the first period.
I don't think it's stylish to give such a commemorative card a low score, but it's not a collaboration with a special personal feeling, so I decided to stop at this score.

A boarding duelist training school established on an isolated island, the main stage of Yu-Gi-Oh GX, has been made into a card as Field Spell.
First of all, this school has three dormitories with the names and colors of the three phantom gods called Osiris Red, Ra Yellow, and Obelisk Blue.
Application conditions = There must be monsters of one of the 3 races in total, 2 races mainly used by dormitory students belonging to each color + 1 race of the Sacred Beasts corresponding to that color.
Activation Trigger = Activation of 3 different types of cards required to Special Summon the Sacred Beasts corresponding to each color.
Effect = Effect similar to the effect of the Sacred Beasts corresponding to each color.
Specifically, when the three races corresponding to each of the three effects are on the field, the all-purpose removal effect for the activation of the Trap card, the effect damage for the activation of the Spell card, and the pump of your monster for the activation of the monster effect. The content of attaching the effect to do.
These three types of effects can be activated once per turn, up to three times.
Both effects are quite useful as bonus effects to the main effect, and although there is a difference in whether or not they immediately lead to an advantage, by keeping them on the field and activating them every turn, you will definitely get closer to victory. Only.
Since each of the three effects requires three different races, it is difficult to use multiple types of effects in a normal Deck unless you use EX monsters, but even if you specialize in one effect, it will work as expected. In addition, since it is not named Turn 1, it is possible to use the same type of effect multiple times in one turn by self-bouncing and reactivating it.
However, please note that it does not correspond to GY or the "activation of effect" of Spell Trap cards that already exist in the field.
I think this card can be expected to play an active role if you carefully examine the deck to be adopted or build it according to this card, but this card + a monster of the corresponding race + a type of trigger that has an effect to activate The fact that it works only when you have 3 cards aligned is a tough part, and yet this card has no resistances, and the effects it activates are relatively slow, assuming that you can keep this card on the field. I think there will be a lot of things to think about.
It's a numerical advantage + removes all traps. Rather than the effect of a trap card that can also be a trap, it may actually be more in demand for spell burns and monster effect pumps that balance out LP acquisition. .
In particular, Machine and Fiend believe in aligning high-speed special hits on the field like the Saidra series and Frightfur monsters, and they can support it. I think it's also great that you can satisfy yourself with the monsters of the race you want.

His Trickstar, a low-ranking Reptile belonging to Performapal that has the effect of switching the offense and defense of one monster with Friche during each other's main phase.
On your turn, you can use it to break through monsters with high ATK but low defense, and by using it at the right time on your opponent's turn, you can make the opponent's attacker harmless.
Also, since it can be used on your own monsters, it can be used to turn walls into attackers, avoid effects that refer to offense and defense above or below a certain number, and various other combos that use offense and defense switching. There is
As a Reptile with no racial effects, it's definitely a versatile Technician, and it's great that he still gets the benefits of being a Performapal.

In the original Kingdom arc, Ryuzaki spent a lot of money to buy this card, which he won against a hurriedly decided 《Ante》during a duel and received it. The monster that became Jonouchi's 《Card of the Soul》.
It was also one of the Normal Monsters whose flavor text said it was a "rare card", hence the monster whose text was later changed.
It's amazing how such a monster has grown to such a splendid level, and it brings back memories of those days when I fantasized about the Emerald-Eyes Gold Dragon...
A level 7 monster with a total attack and defense value of 4400 is quite low even by the standards of the first period (the total attack and defense value of a level 7 monster in the first period is 4300 to 4900) along with Gaia the Fierce Knight. It has been treated as a disappointing superlative monster for a long time due to its performance that is far from Blue-Eyed, but as a result of repeated strengthening over a long period of time, it is now sufficiently differentiated from Blue-Eyed. It has become an irreplaceable presence.
The Red Eyes illustration that was used in the original Bandai version, which has long been desired to appear in OCG, will now appear in OCG. By far, I like the original OCG Red Eyes that was included in the regular pack of the first season.

Hiskore is a new series created with the concept of transforming battle scenes and famous scenes from the original work and anime into OCG.
Due to its nature, it was expected that there would be 0 or few new Monsters, but in the battle between Yugi and Brainwashing Castle in the original Battle City arc, Red Eye lost one arm and one wing due to the effects of Rocket Warrior. Carded as a new monster.
If you look at the effect, it doesn't apply to the Deck and it originally has a Red-Eyes name, so it's treated as a Red-Eyes effect that doesn't make much sense. Although you can get an Eyes monster, it is a little difficult to activate on your own turn due to the activation conditions, and since the Red-Eyes monster doesn't have an effect that can interfere with your opponent's turn, basically it's a wall or a wall in the future. It continues with the main effect of using it as a strategy for deployment.
The highlight is that Jonouchi, who has regained his sanity, instructs the dying Red Eye in the game during his turn to stab himself, and the Red Eye also responds with the final blow. A one-time burn effect that reproduces a scene in the original work that draws out, referring to the red eye on each other's turn.
You can also refer to yourself who is treated as Red Eye, but in that case, the burn damage is as low as 900, there is no self-SS effect, and it is only once per duel, so if you negate it, there are some drawbacks, but Red- Eyes is very rich in both search and special summon methods from each area such as black stone, black steel, insight, spirits, so by using it at the same time as other Red-Eyes monsters and black flame bullets, you can reduce the opponent's LP. It is also possible to cut off at once.
Especially for spirits, send this card from your hand to GY with your own effect to recruit Red Eyes, then revive this card sent to GY with Spirits, and refer to the Red Eyes recruited with this revived card. You can do all of them on your opponent's turn, so you can say that they are very compatible.
In general, since the appearance of Black Flame Bullet, there is no doubt that Red-Eyes is a monster that can accelerate the burn tactics that Red-Eyes has incorporated into his deck color, and it is a good card that allows you to choose the number of cards to use depending on the effect you want to use. I don't think so.

Black Rose Bird Test! ? Oh, was it Kuro Rose? Excuse me.
It has a dreamlike powerful effect that negates and destroys the monster effect activated on the opponent's field + Counter Trap from the hand, but the requirements to make it possible are quite heavy, and the opponent's first turn is 1 turn. It's basically impossible to use it to block the eyes.
Even so, in order to activate it, one Blackwing monster on the field must be sent to GY, so it's a Browning Pollinosis specification, so if that's the case, a notice that can protect a wider range or a foam shadow that can be used on the opponent's first turn will be fine. However, this is also appealing with an additional effect in addition to activating the hand, "Please wait a moment, customer, if you use this card, Blackwing D will come with you as a bonus!"
It's also a Counter Trap like the Blackwing D version of Staro, but since the range protected by the Blackwing D that comes out is quite special, there is no activation cost and you can receive the destruction effect twice. Compared to Staro, which has points, its ease of use is much lower, but Blackwing D is also a powerful meta card for the appropriate deck, and its RBI is higher than Staro, so it is useful in its own way. It's an additional effect.
While it's fine to use it from your hand with a limited range for its activation conditions, the difference between adopting it is whether or not you can feel the appeal of the additional effect that comes with Blackwing D as a bonus. Kane.

A Level 7 Dragon Fusion Monster that is fusion-summoned using lower-class Dragons that appeared in the latter half of Phase 1 as fusion materials.
It's difficult to understand because it's a dragon, a Kaiser, and the opposite of offense and defense, and above all, it's a Fusion Monster, but its total offense and defense is 4300, the same as Stone Dragon and Slot Machine.
In other words, it is undoubtedly one of the monsters with the lowest total attack and defense value of the level 7 monsters in the first term standard.
The fact is clear when you look at Machine King, who can be sacrificed with a total value of 4200 and can be lined up with his ATK due to his own effect.
Gaia the Fierce Knight and Red-Eyes Kokuryu-kun, no matter how different their positions are now, you're not someone else's problem!
Although it didn't support 《Instant Fusion》or 《Ready Fusion》, it could be said that being a Fusion Monster was able to maintain its dignity in a sense, or perhaps it could be said that it was done without being conspicuous.
Although it doesn't show much activity in the game, it was a monster of a relatively excellent class as a linking material until obtaining Red Eyes from Jono in order to mass-produce 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》in True DM.

It was the weakest card in the game's original removal trap card group, but in OCG, it is a better card than the mousetrap because it can kill unexpected high-scoring monsters.
The bear trap and the invisible piano wire between 《Eatgaboon》and 《Acid Trap Hole》have not yet been converted to OCG.
However, besides the removal range, it's a story about how great the abyss and torrent that correspond to the same removal trap and special summon in the 2nd season.

If this monster is not a machine, what is a machine?
Pod Flip Monster is a monster sent to Rock, but its effect is one of the most brutal among the Pod clan.
There are many amazing things written about it, such as destroying it at once, increasing the number of cards in your hand, and that he can special summon, but there is only one reason why this monster is still a banned card.
That's because it can easily be combined with other effects to form loop combos that affect the outcome of the duel.

This card corresponds to his FIRE with one of the Field Spells that constantly change the attack and defense of monsters with specific attributes.
Speaking of his FIRE attackers in the 2nd season, he was the best in the attribute field because there were no lower monsters with ATK 1800 or more like other attributes, such as "Darkfire Soldier #2" and "Darkfire Soldier #1". The impression I saw was thin.
It is true that strengthening the whole by 500 cannot be underestimated, and as the card pool has increased, the themes that can use this card effectively have also increased, but by that much, it will benefit unexpected opponent's monsters. It is important to note that the possibility of losing money is also increasing.

At level 12, both offense and defense are a masterpiece of 5000, a monster with the original maximum stats, but due to the disproportion of the difficulty of the summoning conditions and the monster effects it possesses, it's treated like a disappointing card face. A pitiful monster who is receiving
When you have 4 or more level 1 monsters in your main Deck, it's not a normal Deck, but the disadvantage is that only you can hit it, and you can only activate it after entering the Battle Phase. It's too worthless to use a perfect resistance that can't be done.
As entertainment, it feels like the peak is until you have 4 level 1 monsters on the field, and I can't help but think that it would be nice if there was something like that, even if you left the field once you put it out, you could come back from GY or exclusion every turn. can't
Originally, his ATK of 5000 monsters had an image of having great effects other than this card.

A powerful low-level system monster that spreads 《Macro Cosmos》just by existing on the field.
Although it is an odd number, it is generally easier to use than the light banisher because it has a hit point that can withstand LP picking.
The best thing about this monster is that you can apply the effect from NS without activating it like a rift or macro. Since it cannot be activated because it cannot be paid, it is also a Fairy monster that seals Fairy, which was especially useful for breaking through Parde Christia's formation afterward.
Yes! Metabi's system monsters aren't just Pakike, Inspe, and Thunder King Rai-Oh!
Depending on the environment, I think that it is a monster worth choosing even now in metabi.