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A comical monster whose motif is Yamata's serpent + 8-legged octopus, and has 8 effects, including its own status (defensive power) and monster effects.
Its performance is a Sea Serpent tuner that can be used as a level 1 or level 8 S material, and if the S monster sent is level 8 or lower, it will strengthen the ability value, and if it is 9 or higher, it will acquire a piercing effect.
Since he has no combat ability and no self-SS effect, it is essential to support the deployment with other cards such as Wanfo and Khalifa, which take advantage of being a Level 1 Tuner.
The effect of getting the S monster you put out is also an effective effect to go get LP suitable for beatdown, but on the other hand, it is an effect that does not directly lead to a numerical advantage, so you can use one type of tuner to synchronize. It's hard to feel the charm beyond being able to greatly expand the variations.

A low-ranking Aqua monster that should be called Aqua's 《Armageddon Knight》that has a decent RBI and sends Aqua from his Deck to his GY in response to both NS and SS.
It's an optional effect in the case, so even if it's SSed in the middle of something, it's better than the ending to have a neat effect after that process.
Aqua with the GY effect has a small number of types, such as the early Icejade members, 《Treeborn Frog》and 《Nopenguin》, and considering that most of the Aqua are WATER, it only supports NS, but it has the numerical advantage of Genex Undine. There are also competitors who can acquire
This card also has the effect of salvaging his GY's Aqua by releasing itself during the End Phase, which makes it possible to search Deck's Aqua via his GY.
The problem is that the activation timing is slow, but this problem can be alleviated somewhat by sending a monster like Guardian Slime that can use the effect from the opponent's hand to GY → Salvage.
Well, in the first place, there is a certain amount of strength just by being able to send GY from the Deck to certain types of cards, so it would be nice to have the option to pick them up.
Aqua with the GY effect is not that kind of person, so it can be said that it is an additional effect that is allowed.
Everyone is Aqua's girlfriend's Icejade, so you can pick up her Icejade sent to her GY with a cradle, so the affinity with his Icejade, including your own appearance, is quite high.
I think it can be said that it is a monster with a high future potential that can further demonstrate its power in the future, such as the rise of the Aqua theme, the appearance of new Aqua's girlfriend's GY effects, and hand trigger monsters.

Hoho, I didn't expect a high-end version of Silver Sentinel to come out.
Instead of becoming a high-class monster, it now responds to destruction by its own effects, and even if it is destroyed while set as a monster, the effect will appear, and when it is SSed by its own effect Destruction does not target, and depending on the situation, you can aim to destroy up to 3 cards, so it is stronger than Shirogane.
ATK is also a value that can be used as an attacker for high-level monsters, and in addition to level and offense and defense, compared to Shirogane, there is a difference in the timing of special summoning yourself, and the difference in the timing of special summoning yourself, and the fact that other own cards are in front of the opponent's card you want to destroy. It has some drawbacks, such as being a hindrance when monsters are present, but in general, it can be said that it is a monster that can be prioritized over Shirogane.
But don't forget that there is a strong competitor in this realm called Moralta, who has similar effects and also benefits from the Artifact, such as theosophies.

I will temporarily keep the monster as collateral, and the price (LP) will be here.
A type of Friche Removal Trap that banishes two opponent monsters until the End Phase.
In terms of illustration, it looks like Norare, but it doesn't seem to be the case.
As a removal, it's only a temporary fix, and it also recovers the opponent's LP. It boasts a very high performance that surpasses cunning as a general-purpose Friche removal trap that can be used even from the body.
In the end, it heals the opponent and puts you at a numerical disadvantage, so it's good to use it to interfere with your opponent's turn or to banish EX monsters from the Extra Monster Zone, but if possible, so be it. You want to strike directly into the place you've broken open, penetrate the recovered LP, and finish defeating the opponent.
If possible, I would like to combine it with a card that can use effects in response to the removal of a card, or use Burial from a Different Dimension etc. to bury the opponent's monster temporarily removed in his GY to prevent it from returning. hey.
Use your own cards on the condition that there is a monster in the opponent's field, using the weak standing monsters that "failed to be used as materials for Special Summon" that return to the opponent's field as targets for battles and card effects. It looks like it's good to use it for.
This time, the very subtle Counter Trap called Crujon is number 79 in the general-purpose trap frame, but you are truly worthy of sitting at number 79 in this regular pack! I think it's a trap card that seems to be.

Icejade's new spell is his Continuous Spell, which strengthens Cosmocroa and Cradle's defensive formation.
When Cosmocloa and Cradle are on the field, the monsters on the opponent's field can only activate their monster effects the turn they enter the field, but if this card is also on the field, the monsters on the opponent's field will be on the same turn. cannot activate monster effects.
It's a bargain sale of effects that can't be activated, which is considered to be the strongest in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
Once again, it feels like a card for Cosmocroa-sama, but even though all of these cards can be searched with Ozil and Cradle, it takes a certain amount of effort to create a lineup with three cards. However, in the case of this lineup, if even one of the decks is destroyed or disabled, its binding power is almost lost, so unless it's a Deck that relies on monster effects, you can't expect such a strong spell. is.
On the other hand, in the case of his deck, which does not include split spells, itteki, bubble shadows, etc. that are dependent on monster effects, it is not easy to defeat Cosmo Chroir in battle due to the effects of Cosmo Chroir and Cradle, so I think it will be a lot of pressure. It seems.
The second half effect refers to the monster that fell in the battle of his Icejade monster, and hits the opponent with effect damage equal to his original ATK.
Since the original ATK is referenced to deal damage, it is very effective to weaken high-hit monsters with the effects of Cosmocroa and Cradle and then destroy them in battle, and even if the fallen monster is your own Icejade monster. can be used, so if the opponent's LP is small, it is possible to set up a suicide attack with an Icejade monster and use it as an end card.
Hmm, personally, I really like Cosmo Chrono, so I don't mind it at all, but Icejade has become almost like Cosmo Chrono Beat, right?

Another form of Ar Ciel, Ar Ciel of the Night, whose attribute is also his DARK, Yo R Ciel.
When the information about 《The Weather Forecast》came, it was expected that some kind of new The Weather Link Monster would come out, but what was brought was a 《Duality》Link 3 monster like Neiros of the Nightmare.
Recalls The Weather monsters that have been banished or failed to return due to warnings or notifications due to their own effect granted by The Weather pattern when Link Summoning is successful, and temporarily banishes the opponent's monsters with a complete flitch to the linked The Weather monsters. It grants an effect, and when it dies, it has three effects that summon Rainbow Ar Ciel.
I feel that the specifications around here also have something in common with Tenma and Neiros.
When I played against The Weather Deck, I didn't like the rain pattern alone, so I thought it would be really disgusting if there was a The Weather pattern like Silkitas interfering with monsters with Furice, so what is a temporary exclusion? No, the effect of being able to do that is naturally strong.
Expand your advantage, block the opponent's movement and bring it into a impossible game, then use this to open up the field and hit it directly.
However, even after the appearance of 《The Weather Forecast》, The Weather Deck is still a Link 3 monster. When I think about it, I can't deny that it's not recommended to use Ar Ciel after all, and it's better to use the same tactics as before.
Ar Ciel, which is used with this effect, is not treated as a Link Summon, so the 2nd and 3rd effects cannot be used.
It's the first Weather monster to not have a return effect, but all three of this monster's effects can only be used when it's Link Summoned to the Extra Monster Zone, so that's something to worry about. I don't think so.
In general, when 《The Weather Forecast》came, the Link Monster I wanted was Link 2 or lower, but it wasn't, but I feel that this monster isn't a bad card either.

A new general-purpose Link 3 monster with 3000 ATK that can be Link Summoned with 3 Effect Monsters.
In addition to making all monsters on the field Defense Position, it is completely resistant to the effects of monsters in Defense Position. .
It's not as aggressive as Kao Sol, a general-purpose Link with the same three-body material, but combined with his high ATK, which makes it difficult for an ordinary Link Monster to defeat in battle, it's hard to beat even though the material is loosely tied. I think you can say that I have the power to stay
All the monsters here will also fall asleep, but with his Deck, which mainly consists of Link Monsters that don't go into Defense Position, you can attack without being affected by this effect, and on the contrary, you can attack with the opponent's Brute or Unicorn. It is also characteristic that it will be done.
When monsters like this come out, I feel that if you rely only on monster effects for removal and negate effects, it's not good, and it's unexpectedly dangerous to let go of the strong money.
Instead, it requires 3 materials, and since it cannot be summoned by any method other than link summoning, it has been adjusted so that it cannot be revived from GY or directly from EX by tribrigate members or Buhebi. hey.
Also, this monster is not affected by the activated effects of Defense Position monsters, but it does not prevent them from activating like Baguska, so be careful that you cannot interfere with effects that simply deploy.

A new Rock pod monster with a reverse effect has appeared, but contrary to its distinctive appearance like a lottery machine, its name is "Reverse Jar", which is extremely straightforward with no twists.
The illustration may also have the meaning of "reverse pod".
As the name suggests, the effect is to turn all the monsters on the field face down, bounce all his spell traps on the front side of the field, and remove all the cards that affect the field with permanent effects. effect.
It can be used not only to cancel the permanent meta Spell Trap and disable the monster, but also to reuse the reverse effect by setting the monster in the set state, and to reuse the activation effect by self-bouncing the Spell Trap.
In addition to rebide and demoche, even taito, which is difficult to reuse effectively, bounces after setting the stolen monster to the set state, so you can use it again without returning the stolen monster to the opponent. be possible.
Resetting each other's Spell Trap after a bounce is both an advantage and a disadvantage. Since it will also advance the reactivation of Continuous Trap by 1 turn, I would like to put in Spell Trap so that I can at least benefit from this effect.
It's also fun to reset only the opponent and destroy them all with an effect like Azeus.

A new Divine Dragon monster that is conscious of Divine Dragon Exelion, which has an effect that refers to a card with the same name.
Even if it is put into the field normally, it is quite an ATK of the highest grade monster with 30 RBI, and if it is put into the field by Special Summon, it will gain more battle destruction resistance, so the original ATK is 3000, so there is no benefit to that extent. As you can imagine, the effect of 3 increases the staying power to continuously perform GY fertilization from the top of the deck.
Since it's a Dragon, there are various ways to Special Summon it, and it's effective in both end phases, and since it's a Dragon itself, it can fertilize GY on its own, so you can use Libide or Back to the Front. Even if it is sent to GY, it will lead to the effect of referring to a card with the same name, so it may be good to start with a name reasoning or something.
The effect of referring to the same name card is to blow up all the cards in the opponent's field by excluding all 3 cards with the same name from the field including himself and his GY.
If you want to do it, it seems that you can meet the conditions at a fairly high speed, but with this condition, the effect isn't something like Friche? That's too bad.
Well, it doesn't matter if the self-SS effect is like a broken record, so it's fine, but what I want to say to this monster is that in the end, what you want to do most is what you think is your best. what is the strength of That's my frank impression.
It's like a VJ accessory card these days, so I'm not sure if it's strong or weak, but rather than having three cards with the same name, it looks like a VJ accessory card.
Whether it's flashy or plain in terms of status and effects, I can't quite grasp it.Is it a design that aligns 3 Titanomachy on the field and GY with his GY manure from the top of his undetermined Deck? ?
If his ATK wasn't 3000 originally, I would have lowered the score a little more, but well, depending on the situation, with this power of the light dragon, you can aim for continuous multiple GY fertilization on each other's turn, so if you add points to the text, this is it. Isn't it okay to have That's what it means.
I'm sorry, but I think I probably gave the most points in the evaluation so far, so I shouldn't have evaluated it from the beginning, no matter how new the card is, I'm really sorry.

Strong Ishijima, a support monster that appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh! A monster that really does everything.
However, even if it's themed, at the moment the content is nothing more than a more immature theme than his Jinzo, which only strengthens the RBI of his Battleguard on the field.
Battleguard's own card pool is also very scarce as of January 2022, so even though it supports both Revelry-ready level 5 1/2 and Ace Attacker level 8 kings, it's outsmarted by both. It's a half-baked effect that doesn't feel like it.
I think that because of the lack of Battleguard monsters, it was set to a "level-specified Warrior" with a wider range, but if you think about the future, it would have been better if the effect of 3 was a level 8 warrior + Battleguard name. Na.
In any case, I would like to say that I have high hopes for the expansion of the card pool in the future, but the fact is that even Jinzo, who belongs to Shocker, is left untouched.

Under the same conditions as Griffon, you can self-SS on each other's turn, and if you have his Adventurer Token on your field, you can transfer your control to your opponent and bounce up to 2 of your opponent's cards with a perfect Flice. .
It does target, but it's a complete Friche removal that can be used both singly and in multiples, regardless of the front or back. Without a way to kill or neutralize monsters or Adventurer Tokens, your opponent will have to put cards into play under a lot of stress.
Its high versatility, which can be used for Decks that involve deploying materials for Special Summon on the field and Decks that keep traps down, is truly a hero-related monster.
The point that the control is transferred to the opponent is not different from the vanilla of Attack and Defense 2000 if there is no Adventurer Token on the opponent's field. Hateful.
However, if the opponent also uses the hero gimmick, please be aware that there is a possibility of sending salt to the opponent.

The Machine was ruined by the hand of the same family named Kimefo, and the evil hand that had been forced to lick the bitterness has now extended to his Dragon.
Even if you set up an oppressive formation with Dragons such as Savage and Celestial Sphere, Albus will eat them all up.
Aside from whether or not they actually continue to be used in the environment, the very existence of these monsters is a threat, and I felt that it wasn't very pleasant when I was working on it.
I just hope the day will come when Dragon will be able to make this card a thing of the past, just like Machine's Kimefo did.

Dinomorphia's first successor didn't have a new main deck monster, and instead, this time, he was a Dinomorphia Fusion Monster with a 30 RBI that was a very dinosaur type.
When this monster is on the field, monsters on the opponent's field that have ATK greater than his LP cannot activate any effects, and even if you use Dinomorphia Trap twice, it will kill the opponent's medium-sized or larger monsters on the field. The effect of the system to be activated becomes unusable across the board.
Not only that, it has the effect of adjusting all the ATK of the monsters on the opponent's field to the same LP as our current LP, so if the effect goes through, the opponent will end up with the LP we paid up to that point. However, no matter what, you can't activate the effect of the monster in the field, and if your LP is less than 3000, you won't be able to defeat this monster in Attack Position in battle.
It also has a recovery effect when it falls down that corresponds to the destruction of its own effect, and even seemingly heavy materials that require fusion Dinomorphia can be fusion summoned from a single sheet with a dedicated fusion trap called Frenzy, and can be suppressed. It can be said that the performance as a monster is perfect.
Since the 1st and 2nd effects, which are the axis of control, are complete with this monster alone, the only Decks that don't mind the slight pressure of the EX Deck are Therizia, Frenzy, and Fusion Dinomorphia for materials other than this monster. I think it is also possible to hire business trips by borrowing.

A remake of the remake of the amphibious Bugloss, which seems to be the remake frame of this bosom monster.
When I saw the consideration of MK3 because it was the 3rd generation bugloss, and MK11 because it was the 11th generation bugloss, I thought it made sense.
The level and ATK of the amphibious bugross, the race and defensive power of the ground combat type and MK3's ATK are assigned as their own ability values, and when the sea is not in play, the RBI increases and the ATK is 2550, a monster that cannot attack directly. In addition, when the sea is in play, you get the effect that you can remove a single monster other than WATER on the field every turn.
If the ocean is Atlantis, you can NS without sacrificing, ATK is decent at 2050, and even without the ocean, you can show a different power than when you were there, so in the end, it's better to use it in the ocean! Does it make sense to use it on land? However, I am impressed that the amphibious name is not dated.
However, this card is an 11th season card, isn't it?
I don't need the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly, I think it's okay to be able to SS myself, and the effect that can be shown when there's a sea should be stronger.
Since it's a remake that I personally like very much, I have to make it at least as good as a mimetic man-eating bug. I think it's just treated as a shame, that's all.
By the way, I like the illustrations of the normal amphibious Bugross, or more specifically, the land-based Bugross.

Urara, Veiler, and Awakage can earn numerical advantages without fear. This one.
Just like Ciel, you can put The Weather patterns such as Snow The Weather onto the field without stepping on the back, so all you have to do is use pots and maps to bring Ciel, or at worst some kind of Low Weather monster, and you're ready to go!
The Weather Monster and The Weather pattern must be paired to get the story started. What other card in The Weather Deck is more reassuring?
The other two effects are also stronger with The Weather patterns and permanent meta and Trap cards. Link material that greatly enhances the reality of Link 3's Ar Ciel link summoning, which was honestly not very realistic for The Weather. It has a substituting effect, an additional summoning effect that allows you to use Ciel and Rambla's effects even if the Weather monster's appearance itself is hindered by a sentence or warning, and an effect that is very useful for The Weather, who has a slow initial movement. is abundant.
Still, it can be said that it is a perfect Field Spell that has the potential to further demonstrate its power if Link 1 or 2 The Weather monsters appear in the future.
However, since there are precedents such as The Weather under Link 2 and Mu in Link 1 in Prank-Kids, I can't say that it will never happen, but it doesn't seem like it will be that easy.