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A split-type Quick-Play Spell from the 2nd term 1st "Magic Ruler" that has sent out a large amount of his dangerous Spell cards that destroy the environment beyond good quality.
This card used to be a restricted card, so there is probably no player who didn't take care of it from the beginning.
Hit from above! Hit from one! Hit at no cost without choosing the activation timing!
Anyway, it is characterized by its overwhelming lack of quirks, high versatility and low risk, and currently it is less prioritized by late-starting split-type Quick-Play Spells such as Tsuitsui and Kozusai, but that I think it can be said that the high level of usefulness is still alive.
It was a common sight in the old days to destroy a cyclone that was lying down with a cyclone...

When Mokuba challenged Yugi to a duel with her deck that Mokuba had stolen from the original Kingdom arc, he was one of the monsters that was immediately killed after being sent out following ✪ Cannibals .
His older brother, ✪ Grappler , treats Reptile monsters...
Both offense and defense are higher than the dinosaur people of different colors, did the crocodile beat the dinosaur?
His normal monster of the same race, attribute, and level has ✪ Grappler , which has a higher ATK, so find more value than the fact that it has never been reprinted since it appeared in the first season. do not have.

Since it was used by the Ventriloquist of Death, who is said to have used Kaiba's deck in the original, it was counted as a monster used by Kaiba before he knew it. Useful his Reptile Normal Monster.
His ATK is third among the low-ranking reptiles in the first season, with armored lizards and "Ancient Lizard Warrior" above this, and " Destiny HERO - Dasher1 " and " ✪ Crocodylus " below, advancing in increments of 100 each. To go.
Armored Lizard and Ancient Lizard Warrior are EARTH, so this monster is number one for WATER, and from the existence of Bahasha and Kragen, it can be said that it is superior to them as a material for Special Summon.
Still, 1 point is 1 point, and even by DM4 standards, he's a Reptile that can't benefit from Field Spells, so at most 6 points is a good monster.
While the other main vanilla reptiles of the 1st period were sent out one after another to Rush Duel, this monster and ✪ Crocodylus were unfortunately left at home.

In the second form of Ultimate Insect, from his ATK corresponding to the same race Recruiter such as Resonance Bug and Dragon Fly, his Special Summon on the opponent's turn, and evolve on the return turn A monster that makes it easy to take advantage of its own nature. That's what you've already said.
If you evolve from level 1, the overall weakening effect will be applied, but as you said, there is little point in using it from level 1 because the descent value is too low.
It has already been considered that if you plan to fight at level 7, it is recommended to evolve from level 5 straight out, and if you plan to fight at level 5, it is recommended to evolve from this card.
If you evolve from this card, even a light level 5 can fight evenly with up to 28 RBI, so I think it can be said that it has a certain value.
Above all, it's a level-up monster, so I'd like to put as many evolution sets as possible in his deck, and I think the Ultimate Insect series will be in the category of level-up monsters.

One of the most unsuccessful works in the Royal Palace series, not even Continuous Trap and terrible performance.
The effect itself has a small risk, but the return is not so good.
It can be said that this card does not deserve to be called the Royal Palace series.
It's always the case that when the people who are ahead of the others are strong, it's normal to say that it can't be helped, so it can't be helped.

A fusion spell exclusively for Lloyds that is likely to be the first to be searched for by name when the Vehcroid series is re-enhanced.
With the same consumption as normal fusion, the additional effect is to add a rare resistance called negate resistance in addition to the common one called effect destruction resistance, but considering the performance of fusion roids and the number of required materials Honestly, I have to say that it's a subtle additional effect that doesn't have much demand.
Instead of saying what the success fee is like, let me make the fusion itself easy.
If you want to make the most of this additional effect, you need to have a fusion roid that can be easily released with high hit points and resistance to the target.
What I thought at the time was that the card name, illustration, and text sounded somewhat terrifying, but when I read it carefully, it was like a representative card of someone who didn't make much of a difference at all.
Especially before the 6th season, there was no limit to the number of extras, and the Machine was in an environment where you could eat as much as you wanted, so it would have been difficult to find great significance in the resistance to being unable to do anything about it.

A Zombie monster that perfectly fulfills the valuable early vanilla conditions of being out of print and included in the booster series.
Simple card names, mediocre stats, common settings as the backstory of evil spirits and vengeful spirits, on the contrary, quite distinctive illustrations, but it feels like you can tell at a glance that it's a low-class spirit, so it's relatively narrative in the early vanilla. It is an impression that it is a monster that turns into grass.

Since its appearance in the 3rd season, it has been a low-class vanilla undead monster with the highest RBI for quite a long time, and it has a modest undead feel.
However, unfortunately, the 20 RBI vanilla undead "Zombino" that appeared later and his EARTH cover.
When it comes to this, it feels difficult for him to claim second place over The Snake Hair, which is also a fusion material named in DARK.
One saving grace is that he was able to appear in the anime because of his fighting style and duelist's demand for his deck concept.

"Skelgon" seems to be a name in the sense of a skull dragon.
It is one of the monsters that can be fusion summoned with "Ready Fusion", but since there is a "Great Mammoth of Goldfine" with a higher ATK of the same race and attribute, it will not be used after all. Deaf unlucky monster.
It's a promise from the beginning that when Sandra and Dragon Zombie were fused with the intention of creating a two-headed monster with true DM, it ended up being this monster.

For some reason I wasn't born as a Zombie because of this name. 1 body.
Due to his high ATK, he is also popular as a general-purpose fusion material for his Fiend side of Dark Gaia, and his Koa'ki Meiru Guardian, which is a latecomer and has similar effects, is a fusion partner for his Rock side. cause and effect.
At the time, it was very groundbreaking to be able to capture monster effects in all areas when activated, but it felt like we had to make adjustments due to the inflexibility of catching your own monster effects with compulsory effects. .
The method of using the summoning right to place one suppression type monster is exactly like that of Metabeat, and I would like to use it in combination with so-called system monsters with permanent effects and Trap cards.

Following Viper Reborn, Continuous Trap has the disadvantage of having to accept racial privileges or building a board with only specific races.
Effects activated by hand cards and GY cannot be used except for Reptile, and it becomes impossible to interfere with general-purpose hand triggers, so at this point you can almost hear a voice saying "Ugh", or someone who has stopped reading beyond that It's a heavy disadvantage that can't be helped.
As a way to take advantage of this demerit, there is also a way to prevent the demerit effect of "monsters with highly restrictive permanent effects and trigger effects that are detrimental at the same time" from being activated, similar to the ban order.
The demerit reward is a powerful thing that you can recruit any low-level Reptile in response to the Reptile's destruction in battle and his GY sending from the field, and even if you use it as a link material and send it to his GY, it will have an effect. I am happy that it is a specification that can be used as a standard.
However, even if it can't be helped that it's called the Turn 1 effect, it's a Continuous Trap, not a Continuous Spell, even though it has the disadvantages I mentioned earlier.
Also, when destroyed in the field, all excluded reptiles have the effect of returning to GY. You can completely recover resources by reviving all the materials that have been thrown away and doing another Ananta.
However, it's a relief that I didn't write that it depends on the opponent, but it's a card that you want to keep on the field, but it's a bad match with a destructible effect, so in many situations you have to prepare a way to destroy it yourself, so it's inconvenient. , To be honest, I don't think it's a card that is comprehensively worthy of its heavy disadvantage, just like Viper Reborn.
Well, no matter what, I think the effect when being destroyed is like a bonus, the disadvantages are quite disturbing & Recruit's name is Turn 1 anyway, so if you can use it once, you'll be able to get rid of everything from being destroyed from Recruit. It may be better to use it with the intention of doing it all in one turn.

Contrary to the card's name, which sounds like Ace, in the manga, it's an advanced 20 RBI monster, but it only has the effect of powering down the opponent's monster's attack and defense by 300 each. The sad thing about Reptile is that it ends up being on the stronger side among the other Reptiles...) It was performance, but it shouldn't have come out in that state now, and the weakening spread to the whole, and the self-SS effect and further An effect has been added that can target a significant weakening.
As a level 5 dark reptile, it is also possible to summon Lamia with 《Transmodify》.
The effect of 3 can weaken the attack and defense of the entire opponent by 2000 just by using itself for release, so it is effective against monsters that have both destruction resistance and target resistance, and there is no limit to the number of times you can release monsters. You can stack the effects as long as you continue.
When this monster is on the field, the monsters on the opponent's field will always have their stats changed from their original status, so it's also a good idea to combine it with something like Ragnazero.
To be honest, I don't have a very good impression that it only has the effect of disadvantage, whether it's a self-SS or a weakening effect by release, both when it comes out and after it comes out, but it's an unexpected strong enemy. It is a card that I feel that it can be effective against, and can also be comboed with effects that refer to ATK 0, which is good at Reptilianne, who is also a group of Dark Reptile monsters.

A large number of Reptile monsters of senior Kohinata, who appeared in the manga GX and had only sent out Ananta to OCG, are released.
Being able to select such maniacs is also the real pleasure of PP and regular subscription benefits, which can be said to be the second Anikuro.
For some reason, it's a common practice these days to repel only a few vipers without throwing them all out, even in areas where there are no poisonous vipers.
The effect is that you can use your own SS from your hand when the same race is on the field, and you can activate the summoning trigger effect in a chain. While increasing the number, it is a wonderful effect of three roles for each person, such as sending reptiles from the Deck to GY while raising or lying down the opponent's monsters.
In addition to helping the increasing number of reptiles with his GY effect these days, it can also be used to simply earn snacks for Ananta.
The only disappointing thing is that the effect cannot be used unless there is a monster that can stand or lie down on the opponent's field, so it is difficult to use as an initial move when going first.
Since it is a theme-independent monster, I have to say that this is a drawback that cannot be ignored.
However, the self-SS effect alone is enough to assist in link summoning Echiduna and Zeroor, and it is an area where Reptile is not very good, so it can be said that its usefulness is high.
As expected, it is impossible to use it for battles between monsters in the Attack Position, and if this card is the only monster drawn in the first attack, it will be a big explosion, so the score will be around this, but on the contrary, it will be later. In terms of attack, ATK is high, but defense is low, so it can be used to overtake unexpected strong enemies, so I think it's worth almost 9 points.

Speaking of extremely simple card names in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Reptile, Naga, the original DM2 card, comes to mind, and this monster is extremely simple.
This monster is from the manga, so it's a coincidence, but will Medusa, Echidna, and Gorgon eventually appear?
The effect is that you can search for large level 8 reptiles with a summon trigger effect, and it can be said that it is an innovative existence for Reptile, which has relied on large monsters and EX monsters to search for species.
As a search, it works well with Vasuki and Gorgonda, which have self-SS effects.
Another effect is to give temporary destruction resistance to your reptiles when they are excluded. In the turn played by , there is no other card that Ananta can destroy with its own effect, so there is no choice but to self-destruct.
It can be said that everything is exactly a monster designed for Ananta.

His Fusion Monster of his Witchcrafter with the concept of Witchcrafters united to take care of Mastervale's absence.
Any Spellcaster can be used as one side of the material, so it's effective to mix things like Souls and Magistus that are originally compatible, and general-purpose triggers such as Veiler and Attractor can also be used as fusion materials, but if possible, I would like to use a spell user with some kind of GY effect as a material.
This is because it has three effects that can be activated in response to the effects of Spellcasters or Spell Cards other than Fusion Monsters of each other, and each can be activated up to three times each turn. If you succeed in putting it out with , you can prepare the board and hand by using the Recruit Salvage effect in response to the GY effects of Schmitta, Pittre, and other Spellcaster monsters sent to GY as materials. .
Witch Spells cannot be used for self-salvage effects that turn, so I think it's great that you can replenish Witch Spells that cost Heine and Veil in the opponent's turn, even if they've already been used.
The remaining effect is also a powerful all-purpose removal that doesn't target a target, and by combining it with the Recruit effect of low-level witches that can be used during the opponent's turn and the effect of Veil & Heine, it is possible to further improve the quality of the interference.
In general, this card itself is a very useful monster, but in Witchcrafter, setting up this monster in the first place is quite a high hurdle, and aside from being able to take care of accidents where low-ranking witches are duplicated in their hand, there is anxiety in the initial move. I can't deny the feeling that nothing has been solved for the problems that I originally had around that.
For example, there is a high possibility that this card will be hit by a bubble shadow, which witches are not very good at, or that even one interference will result in a fatal loss that cannot be recovered.
Luckily, even if you have all the cards in your hand that can bring this monster into play, if you don't have enough spells in your starting hand, the Con Fusion you used to bring this monster out will only cost your hand once you use it. It's all I can do to pick up a low quality fusion spell, and when that happens, I can't recruit Heine or Veil directly, which is quite a pain.
Also, since it is an effect that activates directly by forming a chain, when the priority is transferred to the opponent by activating the effect of his Spellcaster or Spell card, if the opponent has a chain, these effects cannot be used. Caution is required.
I used to be a witch, so it's a bit harsh evaluation, but I think it's quite nasty when you get hooked on it, and when you use it in combination with Patronus, it's an infinite machine, so how to use it with less consumption and the level you can recruit. I think that there is still room for growth depending on the subsequent cards, such as the appearance of talented new witches of 6 or less.