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Originally an original card that appeared in True DM2 and one of his deck leaders in the early decks.
Along with Archfiend Tamer and Lily, it was one of the idol cards that colored the 2nd season.
Its performance is that it treats the field as if the sea exists just by being on the field, in addition to the passing status as a low-class monster with a defense power of 2000.
This makes it possible to use the effects of cards that require the presence of the ocean on the field just by having this card on the field.
However, these effects are strong because monsters with more useful effects also have them. Then, wouldn't it be better to activate the sea normally? With that said, I don't think there was an advantage in not having to use the sea.
That's why the summoning right, which is given once a turn during the main phase of the turn player, is heavy.
Also note that this card is not treated as a sea just because it is treated as a sea on the field, so this card cannot support effects that activate by sending the sea of the field to her GY. .
To be honest, even 1 point is unavoidable, but 1 point is added for being a low-class monster with minimum defensive power, and 1 point is added for praise of the achievement of raising the OCG world as an idol card.
There are more types of cards that require the sea to be in play than when they first appeared, and their performance has improved as well.

《Maiden of the Aqua》, who was from Shin DM2 and was one of the idol cards representing the 2nd season, will appear as a remake monster along with the strengthening of the Sea Deck.
Perhaps because it has 2000 defense from the beginning, it doesn't have a sea enhancement value, but it's a minimum wall as well.
The effect is to copy the level and card name of her WATER monster in her GY every turn, and if there is an ocean on the field, you can choose to Special Summon the target monster in Defense Position instead. thing.
Level copy not only matches the level of SX summons, but also copies the card name, so it is necessary to release Neo Daedalus and Fisherman III as his Special Summon. The advantage is that you can.
If you special summon, you cannot participate in battle because it is a Defense Position.・It is not compatible with Link Monsters, but there is no level limit.・No self-destruction.・The effect does not negate. We have some good conditions.
In addition, her GY effect that activates by excluding herself is a sea salvage, and although it is the axis of the deck, the performance itself of the main body is not so, so you don't want to stack too many sea cards. becomes.
It would have been even better if I could search, but let's put up with that because it's a GY effect without numerical consumption.
It is fully equipped with SX summons using the above level and card name changes, securing a specific release, development from the special summon effect, and the GY effect after using it as a material for release and special summon. In general, it is a card that "shows a wide range of tactics" as it was mentioned, but if you use the effect to Special Summon from GY, you will be restricted to "narrow the range" that you will not be able to SS other than WATER that turn. cannot be ignored.
Of course, it's a disadvantage that it's not so much of a problem if it's a Deck centered around WATER, and with the presence of Bahasha Mochi and Kragen, I think it's possible to build a decent board, but general-purpose decks like Savage and Woosa. It is also true that for WATER, who has few EX monsters, being able to only put out WATER is a disadvantage.
Also, the selection effect of 1 is certainly a convenient effect, but one does not work alone, the other cannot be used unless the sea is in play, and both cannot be used unless there is some kind of WATER monster in GY. Under these conditions, I would like to think carefully about whether it is worth giving this precious summoning right to this monster, which in many situations has no choice but to give out the summoning right.

A juvenile Ultimate Insect with too little reason to start with this card.
Even if you say that he is completely immune to spells with this ability value...
It goes without saying that it is better to start from 3 normally, at least if you start from 1, the spell resistance will be inherited to the subsequent evolutions, or if you start from 1, it will exceed 7, which is the normal final evolution. It would have been better if I could have become 9 of the ultimate evolved body.

It is a remake monster of Jellyfish, and like other Kajiki remake monsters, it rides on each monster's offense and defense based on the sea enhancement value.
The first effect is the effect of deploying a WATER monster from your hand by sending the sea to GY, and you can choose to pay the cost from 3 places: your hand, Deck, and the one that is face up on the field, which is an advantage. If you think about it, you still want to choose from Deck.
Since you can pay the cost from the Deck and you can draw directly from your hand or from the field, if you can allow sea cards to be put in the Deck, the WATER Deck can be used as a general-purpose deployment card. You can do it, and since your level is 4, it is also suitable for arranging the X materials of Stealth Kragen.
The merit of sending the sea to her GY is that Sea Stealth allows him to activate the sea from GY, and that Sea Stealth can set a monster that SS with this effect from the Deck by making it Citadel Whale. is possible.
The second effect is to neutralize and absorb the opponent's monster effect or his spell every turn while floating in the sea, and increase your own status. His ATK reaches 2000 which is perfect for a low class monster.
It is an effect setting that conforms to the scene where the lightning attack by 《Horn of the Unicorn》is absorbed in the original, and although it does not correspond to Trap and must be chained directly to the effect, it also captures the effect activated by the hand or GY, and the status has been improved. remains the same across turns, so it's a powerful effect that can be used both to interfere and to overcome obstacles.
It is a must-have monster to complete the board of the Sea Deck, and like the Death Kraken, it is a good card that has a role to play as a deployment member if there is no sea, as it can prevent attacks even by itself. I think.

A remake monster and enhanced version of Devil Kraken with 200 enhancement value of the sea as it is.
I see, so the name of the enhanced version of "Devil" is "Death"...
The effect requires the sea and his own WATER monster on the field, but on each other's turn, it will appear from the sea in the hand with Friche, and while rescuing the target's own monster, the opponent's monster will have a Geso Submission. It has a high surprise effect of hitting.
After entering the battlefield, you can parry the opponent's attack by returning to the sea of ​​hands, and you can create a stance for his stealth attack again. However, it is a monster that has a very good impression of the effect that has been reproduced.
However, as mentioned above, the hand trigger effect cannot be used unless the sea is on the field, and if the target monster is not on the field when the effect is processed, you cannot perform the Geso Submission, so it is quite difficult to set up and is vulnerable to interference. There is also a drawback, and while the jamming performance is high when the field is set up, the impression is that it is not easy to operate.
On the other hand, the effect of returning to the sea in the hand can be activated by itself & can respond to attack declarations that target other than yourself, so it can also be used to protect Physalia from being destroyed in battle, so the overall evaluation is around this point. I was allowed to.
Above all, I felt that the effect of the card, which is a mere low-level monster used by a side character, has a really good sense of how active it is.

A search spell that gives access to all monsters with sea-related effects that have appeared so far and most of the monsters used by Kajiki in the original work.
However, only Neo Daedalus, who is full-fledged, is sorry on the condition that he is level 7 or lower.
Also, if the sea is on the field, you can recruit WATER vanilla with no level limit with an additional effect. In addition to summoning Water Spirit and Justia to connect to S summons and Khalifa's link summons, it is also possible to release to Tribute Summon the remake Ocean Dragon Lord that searched for the recruited WATER vanilla.
At the moment, there are only shrine maidens who can treat the field as the sea, and it's a pity that there are no low-level monsters that can bring the ocean from the Deck or monsters that have the effect of activating hand cards. Warrior of Atlantis》if you can search...
Also, in order to make the most of the power, there is a sea in play and he has to put vanilla noise in the deck, Special Summon is only from her deck and does not correspond to the hand, so recruit Of course, there is also the risk of directing her WATER vanilla that you want.
However, the search itself is possible regardless of the existence of the sea, so it is indispensable in the sea deck to create a pair that will be an effective initial move.

A remake monster of the Ocean Dragon Lord with the original stats of 200 sea strengthening values.
This is the same for the Devil Kraken and Jellyfish remake monsters that also appeared as Kajiki frames this time.
If the sea is in the field, you can suppress the development of anything other than WATER, and you can gain an advantage with the search effects corresponding to the three types of cards that can be activated unconditionally every turn.
In particular, I think it's pretty great to be able to bring in the ocean to apply your own permanent effects on your own.
The only drawback is that although it is an advanced monster, it does not have a self-SS effect, but in addition to his WATER and sea-related cards such as Atlantis and his Stealth II, it is also possible to use Transmodify to make it a light field. I want to put it out.
Neither the status nor the effect can be called a finisher, but I think that its suppression power and advantage acquisition ability are perfect performances to call it an ace.

Level 6, in other words, a high ATK of 28 RBI with one Release, and even a slight merit effect that there are scenes where ATK exceeds 3000 due to the opponent-dependent low RBI effect, but it is heavy for Normal Summoning. A high-class Fiend monster that watches over the player's feet with all its might, with a cost and a demerit effect that weakens itself at a much higher rate than strengthening.
Even if you can summon without release due to some card effect such as Cost Down, you still have to pay the hand and release cost for Normal Summon.
Since the balance between its own performance and too heavy disadvantages is too poor, the evaluation was low from the time of its introduction.
Fortunately, it is rare for this kind of card to be able to Special Summon from the beginning, and in that case the heavy cost of Normal Summoning is completely irrelevant. Because it goes down to a reasonable hit point, if you say it, it's a big Nuvia, including a vaguely similar shape.

As a result of having the same design as the Ring of Destruction, the card became a product that I don't know how to use.
It's just too low in versatility, and it's hard to understand how to use it physically, not to mention the performance aspect that you can't even combo with the destruction ring before errata.
Since it's an anime card, it's probably supposed to show how it prevented damage, but... was it something like a ring spinning around like a fan to prevent damage from the wind?

A monster used by Yugi in the original Last Duel, along with Prisman and his Magnet Warrior, it was a rare existence at the time with its uncharacteristic colorfulness.
It has the rare effect of splitting into tokens with a silent count that doesn't even use a counter, but since you have to release yourself, you can't add at least one.
It's nice that the tokens aren't weaker than the original monster card, but they take a long time to build up, so mass splitting in serious duels just isn't realistic.
If there are scenes where one body only becomes one body, I think it would be better if at least we could split it with Friche.

One of the cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh!
Instead, there can't be a rule that he can't be put in the deck, and the rich get richer, but is it fate?
If you use it in his deck that uses vanilla dragons such as the Blue-Eyed Deck, it will become even stronger, and as a jet launcher, it can be said that it is the strongest card that far surpasses the limit cards. think.

His ATK is relatively high for a low-level monster with a reverse effect, and its effect is a powerful effect that seals all of the opponent's SS on the reversed turn.
As long as it's activated, no matter what happens to this monster, it's an effect that can't be erased afterward.
Due to its nature, I would definitely like to reverse it before the main phase of the opponent's turn, but in that case, of course, it is essential to support it with other effects, including the method of putting this card into play.
It's difficult to pass broken support easily like Union or Dual, but someday Trap will come out with the effect of setting a lower reverse from the hand or Deck & raising a monster set with Furice with the GY effect. If it does, I think it's an effect that will definitely become one of the monsters that attracts attention.

It is a Fusion Monster whose name is the fusion material of Daigrefah, and its appearance is Greffer himself armed to imitate a dragon.
Even the Spirit Dragon, the fusion partner, would have never imagined that Graefer would be treated the way he is now.
The effect is negate the effect of Normal Trap, negate the spell that targets itself and destroy it. Honestly, it's a combination with low demand.
Of course, I think there are opponents who can come out strong, such as Tsukusho, Escape, and Air Force traps, but if Metamorphosis is still alive, Dark Balter seems to have a higher priority than this one. .

A vanilla monster with 17 hit points, a low-ranking earth warrior who plays a big role in off-board battles.
His Spell Trap, which he has appeared in, is innumerable, and there are many derivative monsters, including those that do not have a Grephername and are only for setting purposes.
However, it still does not have an effect that specifies its own card name or an effect that specifies the name "Glepher", and it remains as a fusion material that specifies the name of Dragon Warrior.
Also, since Dragon Warrior, which appeared at the same time as this card, there have not been any cards with a glimpse of the "power to control dragons" written in the text.

One of the monsters that created an era in Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG history, whose existence was once said to be under adjustment.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, when you say "rider", it's safe to say that you're referring to this monster, not a dragon or a monster riding a motorcycle or something.
Special Summon is not possible, but as long as you can lower your own power, it has a powerful suppressing effect that will continue to stop the effect that is activated endlessly.
The resurrection effect that triggers destruction is not only effective when it exists as a monster on the field, but also when it is destroyed in your hand or his deck, or when it is equipped as an equipment card.
It can be said that both are forced effects, which is the biggest feature that is rarely seen in cards these days.
Since it is a card attached to a manga book, there is no sign that it will be reprinted, and it is difficult to see the actual text that has been maintained.
If this happens, I wonder if there is no choice but to hope for a reprint of a high-priced item like the Numbers File.