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A low-level vanilla undead monster from the 1st period, clearly named after the White Dragon.
Since he only has one eye, he was not included in the Blue-Eyed monsters later on because of his attention to detail unlike the first season.
Other than that, there is no special feature other than why he wears an eyepatch, and he is just a dark undead that is no different from his peers. there is
Unfortunately, there are no red-eyed golden zombies among the colored monsters.
True DM2 has the effect of changing monsters to Zombies as the text says, but for some reason it only applies to your own monsters.

One of the oldest golem monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Except for the self-enhanced Mucamuka, it was a low-class Rock monster with the highest ATK in the first period, but there are King Rex and ✪ Gluttonous Ghoul with higher ATK as wilderness attackers, and as a low-class Rock is 1 level and 200 lower ATK, but there was Giant Soldier of Stone with 2000 DEF.
The example golem that appears later is completely different from the golem in that it has a common string in its name, so I won't say anything about it.
Along with 《Guardian of the Throne Room》and 《Invader of the Throne》, it is one of the lower class monsters favored by the Card Genie and his true form in DM3.
He is a low-class normal monster in the first season and has an ATK of 1500, so someday he will be sent out to Rush Duel as a representative of Rock, so I can't wait for that day.

Aqua's vanilla monster that appeared in the 2nd season, but for some reason the level setting was the same as the 1st season standard, so it was a poor advanced vanilla.
What is the difference between this card, which is also an Aqua monster from the beginning of season 2, and the level setting of High Tide Merman and Fire Kraken?
Was it judged that his defensive ability was a little higher than the other level 4 characters?
It is said that he eats fire, but he is a normal WATER Aqua, and the text that explains his ecology only by hearsay, "It is said that he eats fire", which is also a common story for monsters at that time.
Although it was exchanged for individuality, it may have been good as a result because I was able to benefit from the level down effect of Atlantis because I did not become FIRE.
In the game, he is a water demon, but here he can be fusion summoned with a turtle monster and a fire demon monster, can be strengthened with insect armor with firearms, and the attack motion in the 3D battle movie is a flame breath. There is also a part that is alive.

In the game work, he can be created by fusing a turtle monster and a rock, and he is an ordinary Aqua / WATER advanced vanilla monster.
In Season 1, one Tribute had a defense of 2200, which was the second highest defensive power after "Millennium Shield". I have the impression that it was tough.
At 2200, even if it's strengthened at sea, it can't block Summoned Skull's attack, so why not use low-grade monsters with 2000 DEF...
If the offense and defense were reversed, I could have been the main attacker of the sea in the first season, but is it unreasonable to demand that from a monster whose name and illustration are characterized by stubbornness?
I kept the Recruiter line, but because of his unnecessarily high ATK, his level goes up by one and he can't reduce the release with Atlantis, so there's nothing good about it.

One of the tortoises that appeared quite a lot in the first season and some kind of chimera monster.
It seems that he has the ability to fly, but he is not WIND, and there is no big difference in status from other Aquas in the same period, but even this is a monster with the highest ATK for the first season vanilla Aqua.
Shirogame and Cameter have higher defensive power, and there is also Giant Red Seasnake, a low-level monster with 18 RBIs, just below them...
With a total attack and defense value of 3600, it slightly exceeded the upper limit of 3500 for level 5 and level 6, that is, Atlantis could not reduce the release, and the halfway high defense power backfired later.
In that respect, although he has a higher ATK, he is a monster below 《✪ Cactus》, 《Octoberser》, and 《Giant Turtle Who Feeds on Flames》.
In the game work, I was able to create a fusion of the turtle monster and his Winged Beast, and the summoned demons were the Fuma tribe, and I was lively putting my own characteristics to the forefront.

NS-triggered unique effects add to his Simorgh summoning powers.
All low-ranking Simorghs are effective in NS, so if you follow this card with NS of Shinigami Bird and Supernatural Bird, together with the self-revive effect of the low-ranking Simorgh dropped to GY, you can quickly open up the way to God King Bird. .
Of course, it's OK to use a Sacred Bird that can bring a Sacred Bird, and it can be used effectively in pairs with any low-ranking Simorgh.
Like Shushinchou, it can be converted into Almira after NS and self-revive as it is to increase the number of links, so it is effective enough even with Goddess Bird who can bounce his Spell Trap first of the opponent who hinders the self-revival effect. I think that it can be said that it is one pair.
It is also worth remembering that if you are under the influence of Elbrus, you can release the highest level Simorgh from just one body due to the summoning right added by this monster and the release reduction effect over there.

A low-level Simorgh level 4 guy with his GY effect in common, the unique effect of the NS trigger is the effect of bouncing one Spell Trap on the opponent's field other than his Field Spell.
In addition to simply being exposed, you can remove the cards in the opponent's Spell Trap zone that inhibit the self-resurrection effect, which is a common effect, or return the cards that have already appeared and put them under the restraint of Dark Simorgh & Fragrance. You can do it, but the effect is too general-purpose, and although it is helpful, the direct cooperation with other Simorghs is weak, so the priority tends to be lowered.
Self-revive is called Turn 1, so it's true that the more types there are, the more work it will take...
When there are one low-level monster with a common theme from level 1 to 4, the level 4 monster has the most subtle effect and doesn't score high, which is quite unusual.
However, a monster named Zetsujindori, who is super talented with 18 RBIs, will appear later...

A precious vanilla undead that has never been reprinted since it appeared in the first booster series.
" ✪ A Graveyard That Beckons ", "Ghost", "Temple of Skulls", etc. Zombie has quite a lot of out-of-print monsters in the first season, which is proof that a large number of vanilla monsters were released into the world in the first season.
Zombie is written in the card name, and undead is written in the flavor text, but there is almost no undead element in the appearance, and both the card name and text are completely ignored regarding the fact that it looks like a mole. A monster like that.

One of the low-class vanilla undead that appeared relatively early in the first season, the second in the first season.
The many undead with less than 1000 ATK that had appeared up until then were a thing of the past, but this monster will soon be overtaken by 《Dark Assailant》.
His ATK is said to be the lowest for the ATK that falls into the trap hole, which is quite painful for the 1st term environment.
He has a plant-like appearance, but his attributes are normal, and he's just a dark undead with no individuality or quirks.
In the first place, all the vanilla undead in season 1, including Fire Devils and Dead Sharks, are DARK, so this can't be helped.
In the game, he can be summoned by fusing a Zombie and a Plant with ATK less than 1000, and becomes a Pumpking if either of the fusion materials is higher than that.
In addition, in true DM2, it has the effect of increasing the status of all forest corpses by 500 when reversed, and by mass-producing them through fusion and discarding them, it has a low DC and a speed that far exceeds the effect of Pumpking. So, it was a monster that could not be taken lightly that could create a super-powerful undead army or even a forest corps.

Saiframe has already been conquered, but Magnet Warrior also has a level 4 monster with the letter ε following δ.
Its performance is combined with his GY fertilization and resurrection linked to it by summoning trigger, and if it is compatible with both NS and SS and comes with low-level monsters, there is no reason why this is not effective.
It's also great that his GY send from the deck doesn't matter if the effect is negate or already negate, and that the resurrection chooses the target when the effect resolves.
With the effect of becoming a card with the same name as the Magnet Warrior sent to GY, it can also help to create Valkyrion, but the resurrection effect cannot revive a monster that has the same name monster on the field, so basically "GY to GY" You can think of it as an effect that revives a Magnet Warrior or a Magnet Warrior other than the sent monster.
If used in conjunction with a Magnet field, etc., it can easily become an effective initial move, and with her Magnet field and induction, he can SS from Deck or GY, so its good handling is guaranteed.
Valkyrion, a Magnet Warrior, can also be revived, and you can separate it to create whatever rank 4X you want, so at first glance it has a strong image of sending GY at the cost of the summoning trigger effect, and in fact, there are aspects of it, but Deck It is an impression that it can be operated more strongly if it comes out when it is rotating to some extent.
However, to put it the other way around, in order to make a strong move, it is necessary to combine it with other effects that must be held in the hand, and there are surprisingly few things that can be done by itself as an initial move.
And in the environment, there are quite a lot of "lazy monsters" like I mentioned earlier...

Winged Beast monster group that competes evenly with the environment "Flowandereeze" Wind Monarch Riser, a superlative monster that is highly acclaimed in the Deck.
As the level increased to 8, the release required for Tribute Summon increased by 1, and the RBI increased by that amount, but the ability to acquire board advantage with the effect of Tribute Summon success is the same as the original riser, which requires only 1 release. It doesn't change.
However, since we can also return one of the GY cards we chose from each other's GY to the top of the Deck, we select a card that will not be needed in the opponent's GY, put the GY card on the top of the Deck, and place it from the Deck below it. By placing the bounced cards in order, you have two valid drawlocks.
In many cases, you don't want to draw cards that your opponent actively sends to his GY, and depending on the situation, you can expect your opponent's attack to be greatly delayed.
Also, by using his WIND to release, you can bounce another card from the field to your hand, and this doubles the number of cards that interfere with the board, so you definitely want to use his WIND monster for release.
Simorgh's Field Spell, Elbrus, is extremely compatible, and can be used as a public card to reduce release. With the effect of summoning Winged Beast regardless of the summoning right when there is a bird, you can release one from the NS of the wind bird and beast to advance itself & when you can use the additional effect that can be activated when using a WIND monster for release. ing.
At that time, even if it was just a wind Monarch, it wasn't a wild beast at all, but it felt like there was no choice other than the Winged Beast, which can only be as bullets as Godova's bullets, but now that the card pool is substantial, it's a good race setting. I think you can say that.

Among the DT themes, there are few monsters that belong in particular, and most of them are Mist Valley, which does not have the effect of specifying the theme name, but among them, a superlative wind bird monster that emits an overwhelmingly dazzling brilliance.
Its effect is a perfect counter that doesn't even have turn 1, let alone turn 1, and you can choose yourself to return Mist Valley to your hand, so it's a very good performance that can interfere with 1 even by itself.
It has no self-SS type ability, and when it first appeared, it was treated as about 1 ace of the theme because it was the highest class monster of the wind bird beast without special summon means, but as the card pool increased, it became possible to ride this monster. With the implementation of Winged Beast themes such as Simorgh and Fuwadari, and the P-summoning that makes the most of this monster's nature, it has quickly become a large number of easy and perfect obstructions.
Its strength is so strong that even the Thunderbird, which has a strong effect as a bounce target Mist Valley, soared.
In particular, he has a similar naming convention to Simorgh, and it can be said that he is an honorary Simorgh because he is the first monster that I want to put out from King God Bird.
The only weak point is that if the target Mist Valley card is moved out of play by a chained effect, it will be misfired, but just having two copies to stop it is enough of a threat effect. is.

Like Selene, he has a deployment-type effect, but since he is a Link 3 that can be created with two materials, he is a Simorgh's Link Monster that can be Link Summoned in various ways.
It has target resistance alone, and also has combat destruction resistance with his Simorgh card on the field as a scapegoat.
The main effect is the effect of SSing Winged Beasts that can be activated in each other's end phase from the hand or Deck, which allows Winged Beasts up to level 10 to be put into play, so it has an immediate trigger effect that creates pressure. You can play giant bird, Darkness Simorgh, and 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》and Dark Simorgh with permanent effects at no cost.
Since you can SS not only from recruiting but also from your hand, there is no problem even if you draw the target monster directly. I can say that the compatibility is particularly good.
By linking the position of Special Summon to this monster, you can get target resistance from this monster, so it's also very good to limit the cards that cause interference, starting with bubble shadows.
Even so, in the Simorgh Deck, it is useful as a monster that can be Special Summoned from EX even after using the self-resurrection effect of lower Simorgh, and it has an effect that can be the cornerstone of the first attack, so its existence value is great. It is immeasurable.
Although it is necessary to make it a dedicated build to some extent when including giant bird in the main deck, I think that it is a card that can be said to be a problem child as well as Selene and Auroradon for Link 3.

Field Spell, which is the home ground of Simorgh and others, and its effect is to support wind birds and beasts in general.
First of all, with the effect of raising the stats of all wind birds and beasts on the field by 300, in the Simorgh Deck he can also be treated as WIND on the field, with 20 RBI for Zetsushincho and 30 RBI for Dark & Darkness Simorgh.
Field Spell increases RBI by about 200 to 500. It's a very primitive and modest effect that Field Spell has been around since the first season, but it's a big difference between having it and not having it.
In addition, by revealing an advanced or higher Kazechouju in your hand, the release of Winged Beast this turn when NS is reduced, and if there is Kazechouju on the field, he will be able to NS the Winged Beast by the card effect, which is a substantial summoning right. can be added.
The effect of 3 is also a useful effect in other Wind Bird Beast Decks, but it is particularly compatible with Simorgh, where all low-level monsters are effective in NS, and the effect of 2 reduces the release to 1 monster Dark & Darkness Simorgh and Kyojin It's also good at Tribute Summoning Birds and Gale Monarchs quickly, so it's still a must-have card in the Simorgh Deck.
That's why I want to put it in the field early, but this card itself doesn't have an effect that acquires an advantage, and there is also a disadvantage that if this card is in play, it can't be converted into Almira.
Luckily, this card has Simorgh's name, and it's easy to search for it with the NS effects of Inviting Birds and Sacred Birds, so I'm grateful that it's easy to limit the number of cards to use.

It is a spell that can search for two Simorgh monsters at once, and you have to search for different attributes one by one.The Simorgh monsters have the theme of wind and darkness, and most of them are focused on WIND. Until then, there was only the highest grade Dark & Darkness on the DARK side, and you had to put one of them in the Deck and search for it, but later, DARK was a low-level Simorgh, and the supernatural bird with a fairly strong effect appeared. The performance has improved dramatically.
He's the type of monster that wants to make a pair with Winged Beast, as he has a different card in his hand, so it's really convenient to search for two cards at once.
Surprisingly, the bottleneck is that he requires a Winged Beast monster in his hand for the activation cost. is a problem that cannot be ignored.
Well, if you pull it together with the lower class Simorgh, there is no doubt that it will be easy to connect to the self-revive effect...
Luckily, he's a Simorgh card, so it's nice to be able to bring him in only when needed, or at least only when you have cards in your hand that can be activated by the effects of Inviting Birds and Sacred Birds.
The GY effect is suitable for Tribute Summoning the Dark Simorgh you searched for with one less release, and its true value can be demonstrated if Elbrus is on the battlefield or if Darkness has fallen on GY. I guess.