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A witch-exclusive Normal Spell that combines confusion and confusion (Fusion) and fusion (Fusion) due to Master Veil's sudden disappearance after leaving a letter.
Of course, it is classified as a Fusion Spell, so it is possible to support various Fusions below Anaconda.
Like other witch spells, it has a common salvage effect, but the unique effect is just a fusion, except that the witch must be included in the material.
Not only does it not make it easier to secure fusion materials, it is not a Quick-Play Spell, nor does it add additional effects such as resistances to the monsters that appear.
Hmm, it seems like common self-salvage is taken too seriously, and the witch spell's unique effect is still the same...
It's a spell with a witch name, but the current situation is that only Patronus, a trap that can't be used alone, can be searched from the deck. I can't take it.
I think Patronus is a really good card, but when I think about the Vice Master that comes out, I want to play it from the first turn.
While sending the low-ranking witches that are loose in their hand to GY while setting up a decent monster called Vice Master, using the GY effects of low-ranking witches such as Schmitt and Pittre, the Vice-master salvages this card and recruits Edel and low-ranking witches. I think that this is the ideal first move and care for hand accidents, but for that, a high-quality hand that requires "two pair" or "Three of a Kind" instead of "one pair" is required.
Of course, there is also interference from the opponent, so the fact that there are enough effective pairs means that there are not enough cards, flip cards, and various triggers to overcome other general-purpose interferences and interferences. .
It's best to use it with a pure-type witch, but if you don't mix it with something, you won't be able to maintain your stamina, and it's difficult to activate. I don't think so.
Since Demost was an accurate reinforcement that faced weaknesses and problems, I have to say that this was a disappointing novelty except that the story of the witch was advanced by one phase.
If you don't want the effect of the vice master, it may be better to mix things up or rely on yen fusion.

At that time, or even now, it is a low-level 20 RBI monster that has an effect that refers to Pyro, and has piercing ability. A disposable demerit attacker with super bad fuel consumption that self-destructs.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's unbelievably weak as it has 20 RBIs and pierce, but it's more like a "monster that couldn't become Pyro's Tyranno Infinity".
Even though it refers to races, what it does is just killing allies, so it couldn't have a role to the extent of supporting the raison d'etre of an unfortunate race with a single body.

The third form of Ultimate Insect.
After all, his ATK has risen dramatically from level 3, which is the second form, and there are many people who thought that at this level of increase, his ATK of 2800 would be the lowest.
If you evolve from level 3 with Dragonfly, you can fight evenly up to 28 RBIs, but since you are a level 5 insect, it would be good to start with a level 4 insect by hatching or Transmodify.
However, in that case, I'm really worried about the timing of evolution, his ATK 2300, which is not a very high number for a high-level monster, and the lack of other monster effects.
It's a card that can be used enough if you have love, but I have to say that it's still difficult to use it strongly.
Hmm, among the level-up monsters, Horus level 6 is an amazing monster.

In the 6th period of the 5D's era, it was already a valuable Counter Trap that could stop his GY effects such as Honest, Caruto, Goes, etc., and his GY effects such as Neguga from above.
Regardless of the cost, stopping the monster effect itself is the same performance as the notification, so I would like to reconsider how reassuring it was to be able to get rid of Starbucks later.
However, despite the fact that it was a card with such a valuable effect, the fact that it was not widely adopted at the time was the heavy hand cost and the fact that this card was the only one in this range of application. So it seems that it is telling that it was water in the hot stone after all.
After all, tanks were great, having a XX name and a Counter Trap that could be used to attract them.
The name of the card is Divine Punishment, but for some reason it is a machine-type monster that is undergoing that Divine Punishment.
Canosol is a monster that has been showing its top meta for the first time since the first season because of its villainous specification that burns unlimited times as long as you have ammunition, so it may be a godsend in the sense that you should be sloppy. I don't think so.

The extreme point of the Ultimate Insect series, the final evolution form that was too early.
Ultimate Insect evolves on its own even if you leave it alone at the appropriate timing, and it's OK to start at level 5 & that level 5 can be produced just by hatching lower monsters or 《Transmodify》, so you can see it. Since it is an RBI, it is not so difficult to put out in a state where the effect can be applied.
However, it is sad that the monster effect only weakens the entire pack, even though it straddles several packs and is pulled.
It's not bad that he can use Wan Fu to make combos that use all-weakening, and he can fight evenly against monsters with ATK up to 3300 due to his being weakened...
I think it would have been better to have at least 2800 or more raw hit points, but did the resistance system effect that I had at level 1 been lost in the process of evolution? It was an impression at the time that it was a goal point that was disappointing in various ways.
I'd like to strongly hope for the appearance of the ultimate evolved body, your true power should not be like this yet.

Compared to other cards released at the same time, the number of views and evaluations is significantly higher, and you can see that this alone is a strong card that is receiving attention at the environmental level.
Deck fusion, fusion spells with fusion names, the high potential of Albus himself, the abilities of the fusion monsters that appear, and the details of the fusion materials to be specified...
If the current story continues as usual, it will continue for another year, but with the appearance of this card, in the future, Fusion Monsters with powerful effects that use Albus as a material and fusion materials that can be sent from the Deck to GY with this card will be specified. could be said to have required careful adjustment.
However, it is also a fact that cards with a certain degree of malice are created in the theme of going to pick up the top in any era.

One of the original monsters that originally appeared in True DM2.
Because of its background, this monster is also worthy of being called an "Earth Giant" just like Gaiaplate, but its specs are that it's a poor high-class vanilla monster with only slightly high defensive power. The performance is lower than 《✪ Rock Turtle》and 《Millennium Golem》that appeared in .
With this size, he has an ATK of only 1000, and his defense isn't all that high. It's closed….
I can still understand if the name Magma Punch is derived from the flavor that was listed in the strategy book of Shin DM2, but it seems to be a completely OCG original setting that was added later, and he was his Pyro at the time he belonged to. ・It's a monster that everything, including FIRE's body, is too unlucky.
There was no monster effect in the game, and it wasn't strong at all...

In addition to its deadly 30 hit points, it is a monster with a powerful effect that removes monsters by exemption that does not take the target of complete Furice by sending a Fusion Monster with Albus as a fusion material from EX to GY at a cost.
Furthermore, it has the extremely brutal effect of taking all the monsters on the opponent's field with you during the End Phase if it is knocked down by the opponent's hand.
No matter how much it depends on the opponent, it would be a problem if such a monster stayed on forever, so in the end there was no choice but to eliminate it in some way. It will be irresistible for opponents who have to set up 1 interference and immediately vomit to care for the time bomb.
The materials other than Albus have all types of monsters in the EX Deck as their original homes, and while they can interfere, they can also be used more aggressively than Miresaku. Then, it can be said that it is a monster worth adopting along with super fusion as a means to remove the opponent's ace class and summon a high RBI monster.
The exclusion effect can only be used every other turn as long as this monster is face-up on the field, so if you use it on your own turn, it cannot be used to interfere with the same individual on the opponent's return turn. Note that the end phase mass removal does not occur when it is returned to .

One of the Ritual Monsters designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi for the game, and as a dark demon Ritual Monster in the same position, it has a sense of size larger than Devil's Mirror and smaller than Zera.
Its slender and pointed lower body is somewhat reminiscent of Sacrifice and Hellgate Sword, also designed by Kazuki Takahashi.
I'm very curious as to what the intention behind naming this design monster "Chakra".
In terms of performance, there is no effect, and although the level is one different, I can only say that the same dark devil Zera is not there.
In True DM2, he is the leader of his Deck of the White Rose Arc Card Genie Manawizan, and the original monster effect given in the game is the same as the Ritual Spell for ritual summoning this card (Resurrection of Chakra). It is an effect that should be called.
It's a monster that I personally want to expect to be remade someday.

A water warrior vanilla monster that appeared in season 2, the only other monster with the same conditions is level 3 ice.
Although it is a ship, for some reason it is a monster that is often talked about as a Warrior, but as a low-class Warrior monster at the time, his ATK was a decent monster next to Ax Raider.
Currently, recruiting with 《Fish Sonar》, recruiting and reviving with 《Mega Fortress Whale》, his WATER from rabbits and the rank 4X with Warrior designated as the X material, etc., it is a certain existence as a monster that can meet all of the specified conditions. It has become a meaningful monster.
Also, in anime AV, monsters using this monster as a named fusion material have also appeared.

The first remake monster of Fortress Whale.
Unlike the aggressive "Mega Fortress Whale" that later appeared as a remake monster for the second time, it is better at laying a solid formation as a fortress due to the effects of its own Stealth Attack and the effect of 3. It is effective.
It also has a self-SS effect, and it is effective to send GY directly from the deck because it responds not only from the hand but also from his GY, but the condition is not so light, and I have no idea. It's not so sweet that you can fill it without it.
It's only natural to have a way to quickly align the release costs, but it's also essential to have a gimmick that makes use of it.

The fortress whale appears as the second remake monster following the previous "Citadel Whale".
It was originally one of the monsters Kazuki Takahashi designed as one of his Ritual Monsters for the game, but I feel once again that the advantage of being used in the original work is enormous.
Although its performance is labeled as a large fortress, it only has 200 sea enhancement values on each fortress whale. At times, it is extremely aggressive, giving direct attack effects to all of your WATER monsters as if you were diving and attacking from the bottom of the sea.
It's an effect that needs to be activated in advance during the main phase, but you can ignore all of the opponent's super-resistant monsters and go get his LP, and even by itself, scraping over 2000 of his LP is not enough. Medium.
It also has a fortress-like effect that intercepts the opponent's monsters with Friche during the opponent's Battle Phase, which makes him a card worth Special Summoning during the Battle Phase.
The last effect is a destruction trigger effect that can be executed by selecting one of the four options of searching, recruiting, salvaging, and reviving one water warrior when it is destroyed on the field, including those caused by your own card effects such as a torrent funeral.
In addition to the fisherman series and tuner paradion that this effect originally assumed, the water warriors in the area of ​​effect include relatively versatile monsters such as bubbleman and aqua dolphin, and ice Barrier's tiger generals and others exist.
In addition, it supports recruiting with the additional effect of Fish Sonar & under the influence of Atlantis, this card searched for with Fish Sonar can be recruited with the additional effect and released one water vanilla to Tribute Summon. I think that the nostalgic monster called Skull Blood, which is vanilla, is not bad.
It doesn't have a self-SS effect, but thanks to Fish Sonar, it's a superlative monster that doesn't belong to a theme, but it's easy to bring it with you, which is a good thing.

A ghost monster that was not a Zombie that appeared in the first season.
It's not a named fusion material, and its performance is not much different from " ✪ Gunlock " or " ✪ Rock Warrior ".
In the game, he can be created by fusing his Rock and Zombie with an ATK of less than 1200, so his own Ghost element is utilized, and since he can be played around 《✪ Ancient Urn》+ Wight, he is active in the early stages of DM4. can.
Well, even that doesn't come close to 《✪ Ancient Urn》+ 《Queen's Double》or 《✪ Ancient Urn》+ 《Petit Dragon》and 《Mystical Sand》and Stone Dragon...

Nordic Support = One of the cards that continues to impress duelists with the image of disappointing performance.
It's a surprisingly good performance that gives the whole Nordic an infinite battle destruction resistance that doesn't require application conditions or costs with Field Spell, but for some reason, if this card is destroyed, the Nordic monsters on the field will also be wiped out.
Wouldn't this be a disadvantage if I protected each of them from battle destruction once per turn?
The fact that there are no system monsters in the Nordic monsters that can restrict the opponent's actions by keeping them in play also emphasizes that it is a text effect that does not match the movement of the Deck.
Even so, the number of hits will not increase, the opponent will not be pressured, the development will not be smooth, and even a numerical advantage will not be obtained.
It synergizes with Garm's bounce effect, but it's difficult to use it for that reason alone because of its narrow range of application.

It is a card that appeared in the regular pack right after entering the 4th season, but it is still one of the low-class monsters with 19 RBIs and both merits and demerits.
Newt and "Skilled Dark Magician" have already appeared in the low-ranking 19 RBIs that have merits without demerits.
The disadvantage of this monster is that it can't be summoned (it can only be Normal Summoned in a set), and since the summoning right cannot be handed over to such monsters from the beginning, it can be used as a Special Summon, which has no restrictions. It is a story that can be done with Masuyo.
If anything, I'm more worried about the poor meshing of the advantage effect, which cuts the set monster while it is face down, and the battle destruction, which is a level up condition, causing a big hit.