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Dark Simorgh aka Darkness Simorgh with the same stats as Sisorgh.
You can trigger your own Darkness or Wind Tribute Summon to jump out of your hand or GY, and it's a somewhat difficult trigger condition, but even if you jump out of GY instead, you won't take any disadvantages and leave the field. are not excluded.
Basically, it is desirable to use it together with Elbrus, which can reduce the burden of Tribute Summon and increase the power of summoning, and if you don't want to use Conqueror Rugu as his Winged Beast, which is above the required advanced level as a public bill, Gigantic Bird etc. There is also a hand to use.
Also, due to the effects of 2 and 3, once it appears on the field, it becomes a high hit point monster that can interfere with a Spell Trap by itself, so if you feel like it, you can use DARK Decks other than Simorgh Decks and Tribute Summons frequently. , It may be possible to make it active in Decks that use a lot of superlative monsters such as Mystery Gates.

A monster that was the most important and strongest low-ranking Simorgh in the development of the Simorgh Deck until the appearance of the Supernatural Bird.
Of course, its usefulness hasn't changed, and in the Simorgh Deck, I want to stack 3 copies of each of this monster and the deadly bird.
The effect at NS is his Simorgh card's GY drop, and this one has the difference that his Spell Trap can also drop his GY due to the effect, and the deadly bird can only drop his GY from monsters due to the cost.
Send a low-ranking Simorgh with a self-resurrection effect with this NS monster to GY, link summon a conductor who is a link 2 Winged Beast that can protect the restrictions after self-resurrection with the low-ranking Simorgh and this card, and further summon himself. A self-revived Link 2 Winged Beast and this self-revived monster form a King Godbird.
Of course, I think it would be good to choose Dark Simorgh or Darkness Simorgh, both of which have the effect of being Special Summoned by GY, as cards to drop GY.

In addition to the self-revive effect common to lower Simorghs, a Simorgh searcher who can bring any Simorgh card other than the same name card with a unique effect that activates at NS.
With the appearance of Super God Bird, it is now possible to use this monster's NS to go to King God Bird with one copy, which was only possible with the expansion from Death God Bird NS.
Since ATK is just 1000, if you convert this NS monster into Almira and send it to his GY, you can immediately meet the conditions for self-revival, and if you go first, you can almost certainly activate the effect. It is possible.
In addition, it's perfect that you can fulfill the activation conditions for the effect of the supernatural bird you searched for when you self-revive.

It is one of the so-called "dark monsters", which are the appearances of various existing medium to large monsters that have fallen into darkness, and this monster is one of the so-called "dark monsters" that began to appear in earnest from Phantom Darkness, which is the 7th edition of the 5th season. It appeared as a VJ accessory card following the starting group.
At that time, monsters that could self-SS from the hand, such as Kaigen Shuuen, Sidera, and the Spirit series, required GY costs, but did not involve the activation of effects. was also a peculiar monster that can be SSed from the hand or GY by the activation effect.
The effect does not let you set any cards on the field, as opposed to his original Simorgh, who forced you to set his Spell Trap on the field with effect damage.
This effect seals Trap cards, restricts the use of monsters and Quick-Play Spells, restricts some card effects, including effects that set cards, and when used in conjunction with Aroma, perfectly binds Normal Spells and Continuous Spells. Aroma Simorgh] is a famous and effective use of this card.
What's so strong about this effect is that although it's a permanent meta-type effect, it "limits only the opponent", so his Trap can be turned down normally, and it's quite possible to defend against things like Tsukisho. I think it was my strength.
Although it has a strong binding power, it is very dangerous if control is taken away by a monster effect, especially Goyo, who came out with only Resca and was overtaken by RBI, was a natural enemy among natural enemies.
Regardless of whether the self-SS is taken out from the hand or GY, it is necessary to make it a composite deck of wind and darkness, but now Winged Beast is not only firmly established as a race of wind and darkness, but also Simorgh itself, which was later themed. The theme is an eclectic blend of wind and darkness, so you won't have any trouble using it.
If I had to say it, I would be concerned about the fact that he needs to exclude GY in order to self-SS from his hand, which conflicts with the effects of low-level Simorghs who can self-revive from GY.
In any case, I think that he, who originally couldn't SS and demanded a specific attribute even from Tribute Summon, has been reborn as a masterpiece monster to the extent that it's hard to believe he's Simorgh.

It's no exaggeration to say that this monster and Jetron are the last survivors of the super-expanded Deck, which is a mix of Harilladon-related Synchro and Link, as the small monsters are designated as banned cards one after another and are eliminated from the Machine. Super convenient tuner.
I think 《Motor Shell》is a good enough card, but there are some things I would like to say about such a card in the starting line-up.
It's a monster that you can feel how powerful it is, especially now that Dandy has been banned.

The new underclass Simorgh with 18 RBIs that fits too snugly in one piece that was missing from the Simorgh Deck.
First of all, since the original attribute is his DARK, it is the first low-level monster for his Simorgh, so it is necessary to search for his Simorgh with different attributes one by one. One.
Next, it is necessary to prepare a pair with other birds and beasts, but if you succeed in NS / SS of Winged Beast, by revealing yourself in your hand, it has the effect of adding the right to summon Simorgh monsters. , is also his Simorgh monster, so it is possible to summon this revealed card as is.
Furthermore, at the time of NS, he sends his Simorgh monster from the Deck to his GY, which is a common effect of lower Simorgh other than this card, which is a self-revive effect from his GY that does not cost at all. Paying also has the effect of retrieving his Simorgh Spell Trap, such as Raikou and Elbrus.
With this, the flow of "link summoning King Godbird on the first move", which was previously only possible when starting from Shinigamichou, can now be performed even with one Inviting Bird, and the Inviting Bird NS effect can be used to search and summon the King Godbird. Convert Divine Bird into Almira, and when GY self-revives Divine Bird from GY, reveal Divine Bird with its own effect and NS → At the cost of Divine Bird's effect, lower Simorgh other than Divine Bird / Divine Bird from Deck to GY Search Send Elbrus → Self-revive the lower Simorgh that was sent to GY, link summon King Godbird with Almira, Sacred Bird, and the self-revived lower Simorgh. You can create a board with two Simorgh cards on the field that King Godbird can substitute for, and you can also add Reppu and Giant Godbird recruited by King Godbird's effect in the end phase.
Due to his GY sending effect in NS, it's practically the same as being able to stack 6 Shinigami Birds, which played the most important role in the development of lower Simorgh, so no matter how you think about it, it can't be weak. picture.
Of course, Simorgh to send GY at a cost can be the highest grade Simorgh, and since its original attribute is DARK and can be treated as WIND in the field, it is also ideal for the cost that Dark Simorgh can prepare on its own for self-SS. , Darkness Simorgh can also be released to use the effect of 3.
It's safe to say that Simorgh Deck's deck power has skyrocketed with the introduction of this card.
Since he doesn't need to have other Simorgh monsters if he summons himself publicly, he can operate as a "punchable deployment agent" with his other Winged Beast Decks such as Raidraptor if he feels like it. I think it is also possible.

There are a number of cards that increase counters every time you do something, and the more you accumulate them, the stronger their effects become.
The effect that is displayed is specialized for quickly using up the counter placed at the beginning, and it is very useful for his Ursarctic, which consumes a lot of draws without a limit on the number of times.
It also has a permanent recycle effect that can be activated during the end phase at no cost, so it's worth having it on the field, but since it can only exist once on the field and won't break on its own even if it runs out of counters, it draws too much. There is also a drawback that it becomes an accident bill.
If you don't have any preparations in your hand or GY, and if you stop the action to prepare or block the SS to activate the draw effect, it's a real free card that only puts 7 counters at the time of activation. It means that it becomes an ornament.
If you can put this card into play on the first move, effectively destroy this card after you've finished using it, and if you can do it stably within the basic board construction of Ursarctic, it will become a god-like card. I think it can be said that there is no doubt about the performance.

There is always one of the low-class monsters in the theme these days, but the conditions for this monster effect are after the damage calculation when the earth warrior fights.
Since he himself is also a ground warrior, it is possible to set up a suicide attack and search for it alone, but if there is not a single monster on the field that can be applied in a chain to strengthen the whole, the effect itself cannot be activated. , In other words, in the end, it was a disappointing ruling that the effect could not be used completely alone.
Monsters that would be destroyed by battle are still on the field after damage calculation, but it's not possible to apply the global strengthening effect to monsters that have been confirmed to be sent to GY.
In the first place, it's a completely normal theme search with the condition that you can't activate it first, even though it's an effect that can be activated every turn as long as you're on the field, but it doesn't feel like it's too much...
The effect of the second half is strong, but depending on the opponent, the condition is to send GY from the field with the effect, which is too much for a low-ranking attacker.
If the opponent sends GY with an effect, the recruit effect of this card will appear, so you can aim for destruction by battle, in other words, you can invite it to the search effect, but the above-mentioned ruling that it will not be effective if it is destroyed by battle alone. I have the impression that it's a card that I don't have anyway because it ruins it.

Now it's become commonplace that there is no special fusion card for the card group to which the Fusion Monster belongs, but what can be said with certainty about them is that from Deck, of course, he fuses GY's monsters. To say that even a card that can be used as a material can't be weak.
Although it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can only be used during the main phase of each other, so it is not possible to combine after hitting, but when using Sacrifice Escape or Blue-Eyed in the field as a fusion material, the Fusion Monster appears and the opponent's It can also be used as a hindrance during the opponent's turn due to the additional effect of burying cards on the field.
Fusion materials are not excluded, but he returns to the Deck, so if you have too much cards in your hand or finish a task, he goes to GY. I think it's a big, good exclusive fusion.

Another level 10S monster prepared by Swordsoul.
It is a monster with a somewhat unusual type of pressure that reacts to the opponent's SS and banishes the monster and deals 1200 damage, and also reacts to the effect of his Spell Trap to banish the card and deals 1200 damage.
It does not negate the effect, so it cannot stop the summoning trigger effect of the SS monster, the activated Normal Spell or Normal Trap effect, and it will respond to the activation of the effect, but the cost is excluded from GY. There is also an unreliable aspect of pressure, such as no effect damage because the card has already been removed even if it responds to a type of Spell Trap that activates with
On the other hand, it can be used every turn at no cost, you can get an advantage because it removes cards, even if multiple monsters are SSed at the same time, you can remove one of them without targeting it, and it is effective against Continuous Spell and Continuous Trap. It's the same as negate if you use .
It seems that there are many scenes where you receive 1200 damage from Ryuuen when you S summon this monster, so every turn after that, every time you take one of the two types of actions, that card will be banished and you will receive 1200 damage, maximum. Taking 2400 damage can be quite painful depending on the deck.
I think that the first draw effect can be considered as a bonus when both Bakuja and Ryuuen are able to pass the effect.

A new Swordsoul Trap that has the same effect as the previous one, but the unique effect works well with the Swordsoul Deck, which incorporates exclusion into the tactics of both the trigger and the effect that is activated, and can be removed from the Deck. It can be said that it is useful as a means of excluding the Swordsoul cards in your mind, but since you can also banish the cards in the opponent's field, the true value will be a mirror match between Swordsoul Decks.
Of course, it's an advantage, but after all, another cost or effect is required to remove something to trigger the effect that removes it, so it's better for the opponent's girlfriend's Deck to actively do that as well. I from.
It seems unlikely that it will be used as the main deck in the recently popular Trap-type Swordsoul Deck unless the environment is around 1 to 2 Swordsoul.

A plant vanilla monster with a high ATK for a level 2 monster in season 1.
For some reason, the flower ruby is in katakana, and the illustrations are full of "cheerful evil" that is not often seen in other Plants.
It's not a designated fusion material, but it's a monster that I personally like quite a bit, so let's add just one point.
In True DM2, his own text, "If you keep hearing laughter, your head will be confused", which is used in the game's original monster effect of temporarily taking control when reversed.

Original effect → Destroy all his Dinosaur monsters on the field
Effect of OCG → death sentence
The card that became the originator of the Spell that appeared in Season 2, limited to the start of Main Phase 1.
At the time, it was unparalleled at the time, so it could only be used at the start of Main Phase 1, but the effect was so strong that it was unfortunately banned.
With the appearance of Damned and Judgment at the end of the 5th season, it is said that the allowable value has been exceeded.

The Union has been a private property of the Machine for quite some time now, but since the hangar, the most useful unions have been sent to LIGHT even among the Machines, and the main reason for that is this game from the beginning. It is the existence of the XYZ series and its derivative monster group that brought the concept of union to the.
This time, late-starters such as ABC and VW are secondary, and it has become a powerful support for XYZ's fusion, and due to that fusion, everyone other than X is eliminated by its own effect, as well as the Union Driver. By doing so, the trigger is pulled and XYZ can be called from Deck.
It's a shame that it doesn't have a dedicated search method, even though it's a Continuous Spell that is placed at the core like the Hangar, but with the advent of this card, if you combine two bodies like in the original, the remaining Spell will be destroyed. I think it's wonderful that you found value in XY, XZ, and YZ, which had little significance because they couldn't be attached one by one later, and the performance of the main body was subtle, so I'll add one more point. I will consider it as this score.

In the 6th season, he began to appear in Spellcaster with various racial support cards such as "Secret Village of the Spellcasters", but in the card pool until then, he had this card in Spellcaster support. was.
In the original, it is also a spell that gave Yami Malik a substantial lead through a teacher-student cooperative attack. Many duelists must have learned from this card that it is possible to miss the timing of triggering monster effects and Trap cards.
Being a Quick-Play Spell, it has many strengths, and I used to use it in my FL Decks, but now it's a bit of a nuisance, and its non-targeting removal is rare. It's no longer popular, so I feel like it's lost its popularity.
Depending on what kind of monster you Special Summon from your hand, it's strength will change quite a bit.
It's a card that has improved usability since it got a special search and salvage method in the 11th term, so it would be nice to see the light of day again...