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The culprit of the ejection system. From the time of its appearance, it was a monster that rose to the environment with shady tactics such as Will Exo and Will Infinite Projection. After that, it was a super dangerous card that people in the know often saw in Gael One Kill and 4-Axis Compensation Gadget. By the time Canosol was actually banned, Masdra had been banned for infinite shots, and DDB and Catapult Turtle had been errataed, so Konami probably knew about the dangers.
And with the infinite loop device called FWD, it became a situation that could not be overlooked at last, and the whole family and loyalty party was executed. It was a long life of 20 years. Poor Mega Cannon Soldier who was banned by the way.

In Yu-Gi-Oh, the undead have a strong image of being a strong race since ancient times, but he is definitely one of the people who established that image.
His ATK of 2000, which broke 1900 RBI from the time of its introduction, resistance to almost no removal at that time, and the fact that it was Strak at the end, made him an environmental hero in no time. After that, racial enhancements such as "Pyramid Turtle" and the book of the living increased, and he became a demon. He was active enough to be a banned card for a while. After that, he teamed up with Nephthys and had a good rival named Ryukotsuki, but he finally ended his long life in Synchro Ande.
Currently, the generation has changed to a monster with stronger resistance and his ATK, but since it is a Vampire category, you may be able to worship it as a material.

Seed Pokén of Armed Dragon. Masked Dragon → LV3 → LV5 is an iron plate combo used in anime and Strak.
Since this combo and 《Pyramid Turtle》were so popular in the kids era, it became a rule that no one hits the back defense in the first move. At that time, I was shocked by my clever friends who used that group mentality to set low-level attackers and kept them until the next turn. Is this the environment meta?

The second trump card in the Horus Deck.
It has a completely different strength than LV8, and it is a card with high potential that you can use this card as the main axis in battle because it is easier to use in any situation than LV8.
He played an active role as an attacker to overwhelm the disadvantages of Continuous Spells that mainly affect each other. It is famous for its combos where it can be used in conjunction with 《Messenger of Peace》and Area B, as well as unilaterally forcing removal by stomping on 《Ectoplasmer》Tribute.

If you were born before the 8th gen, it would be difficult to put out, but you might have been forgiven for being a cool romantic card, in a sense a victim of the era. The effect is certainly strong, but the fusion material is heavy. It would have been better if it could only be used in specialized builds, but I was lucky that it became a general-purpose power card in modern times.
To be honest, the situation where such a romance card is not allowed is irritating and too sad. And yet, there are too many people who make dragoons the only bad guys.

Spell/Trap version of mercenary troops. Since he is a WATER Fish with 4 stars, he can be used with Coelacanth and 《Double Fin Shark》, and it goes without saying that he can be used as a material for Bahasha.
It should be noted that even if the effect is negate, it is a unique existence called Star 4 Fish that can use the effect according to the theory. Coelacanth and 《Double Fin Shark》are restricted to negating the effects of the monsters deployed, so unlike fish, which can only be used as materials, it has a unique position as a card that functions on its own.
It is a convenient item that you can reach the itchy place by pricking it with a pin.

A monster famous for its most basic effect as a demerit attacker. In Attack Position, he only refers to ATK, so there should be many people who didn't dare to attack and used his high ATK as a wall. The first move Gob convex is strong. It's interesting that it doesn't become a mere demerit, as it has the demerit of being defensive after battle, but there are also ways to use it, such as solidifying the board in a pinch at the end of the game.
The synergy with 《Skill Drain》and 《Final Attack Orders》is also well-known. The combination of races and attributes is also excellent, making it easy to recruit and search, and despite being a demerit attacker, it has outstanding handling performance.
It is a monster whose performance changes greatly depending on the person who uses it, and it is an interesting monster that can be used by beginners to advanced players.
It is also noteworthy that he has worked for a long time as a heel who can not be hated as a neta character.
It is an indispensable existence in Yu-Gi-Oh!

I always thought it was cute because it looked like a chicken with round eyes, but when I looked closer, I was disappointed that it was just a stern dragon.
Although the performance is high-end, it has 2500 RBIs, which is pretty good, but the bump on the top of Summoned Skull is something that bothers me. In particular, 《Summoned Skull》belongs to his Archfiend category, and since it was a card that played a big role in the anime, it is a formidable opponent with high future potential. In contrast to Mr. Summon, who is blessed with enhancements, this guy is treated poorly because of his strange name "Cybertic", which doesn't belong in the cyber "ne" tick category, let alone Cyber support. Why is it so.

What is the highest RBI monster that can be put out with his Tribute Summon, which has two released? "Super Conductor Tyranno" is often mentioned in the question, but in fact, this guy has the highest RBI. …what? Synthetic monster Garzet? I hate people who answer like this.
The Special Summon effect is also very good, and both Beast-Warrior and Machine are blessed with support, so the summoning difficulty is low. However, the constraint of becoming 0 battles damage is very heavy. Then, when trying to use it as a battle destruction personnel, the weighted number of 3800 is difficult to use. 4000 lines, which is a number that does not reach the target number, does not meet the demand.
It would be better to use it together with the original species that are compatible with 《Skill Drain》.

Since it was revived recently, it evaluates again.
The feeling of use is not much different from 《Mind Control》. that's all. …Eh, that’s all? You might say that, but seriously. Contrary to the excitement of being able to use cards that had been banned for a long time, I felt like I was pinched by a fox.
Well, taking control is strong because it strategically removes the opponent's suppression while you can block 1, but if you want to do that, Mind Control is enough, isn't it? That's what I'm talking about. It is said to be upward compatible with Mind Control in terms of being able to attack, but frankly speaking, it is subtle as a differentiating factor. This is because the method of removing the opponent's suppressed monsters with battle destruction is slow as a turnover. There is clearly a problem with playing and building that you can't reach the one-kill line unless you include Change of Heart.
There is also a point that can be clearly differentiated from Mind Control. It is the point that the stolen monster can be released. Release-heavy themes such as Ritual Theme and his Floowandereeze would appreciate it.
However, it's hard to say that the former banned card can't be done without differentiating in such a small detail. Banned cards are more of a barrage of duels.

His Exodia in the Spell/Trap version.
These cards actually become DATE when rearranged, so when you duel with your girlfriend, you can have them together as a surprise and say, "Let's go on a date!" It's romantic because it expresses the fragility of love because it's fragile!
…picture? What happened to the other letter? Well, if you do it all the way to the end, you'll reach the goal, be the victor in life (beat

A poor card that was treated as a small fish in one of the few main stories.
Moreover, there is no shortage of material provided with plenty of menhera that self-destructs and involves the surroundings.
That reminds me, there used to be a goddess who would blow herself up... Eraser-kun isn't actually one of the three evil gods, but a relative of him...?

Probably the easiest illustration to draw in Yu-Gi-Oh! ●.
Special Summon No +3 Tribute is quite heavy, but it's no exaggeration to say that the effect is more than enough even in modern times. Shock ruler and cold wave, which are banned in modern times, have a crazy effect that lasts for 4 turns, and this is probably the best reason to use this card. In fact, in the magical Dragon Ruler environment, this effect was used because it was stabbed by magic, and together with Osiris and Obelisk, which were adopted at the same time, it was called Sangenjin. Note that if you hit 《Infinite Impermanence》or Veiler with a chain, it will be negated. Another effect is the effect of never losing in battle that adds 100 to the maximum ATK of the field. There is a special ruling that this effect will always add 100 in any case, and in terms of combat, it boasts a high level of perfection that you wouldn't think it was 10 years ago.
If you accidentally find a search method, entering the environment may not be a dream. I don't think so.

Deck fusion for D-HERO.
Originally, the fusion of D-HERO had passed the unpopularity and was already controversial, and the compatible Dragon D-END was already not as good as the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, so I had the impression that it was not very sophisticated.
However, this card was destroyed when I got a partner called Destroy Phoenix Guy, whose effects are as strong as demons and whose fusion materials are loosely specified. Originally, D-HERO has many effects that are activated from GY, and with this single card, you can complete a system of 1 interference + 2 actual burials. This card has a power that surpasses even 《Red-Eyes Fusion》when Dragoon was alive and well if you look only at the ad. It is a card that is likely to be banned even without anaconda.

A card that returns all GY cards to the Deck. Looking at this alone, it would have been appreciated by the core layer as a board reset like "Fiber Jar" or Fladari's secret move. However, the disadvantage of returning all the cards in your hand was too heavy.
A card that returns all GY to the Deck is valuable, so I will add 1 point with high hopes. There is a tendency to disadvantage returning GY to Deck in terms of YP, but I think that such a reuse system is by no means a waste now that definitive searches and recruits have increased. I like these interesting effects, so can you adjust them?