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It seems that in the original work, monsters with a certain ATK or less than Kuriboh were also supported, so it is a card illustration of a "monster that is not a monster", which is also called the yellow guy of Gengar of Pokemon. Yugi combined this with Kuriboh's hidden ability, "Mine", to capture the Ultimate Dragon and Sausaku, but in the game and OCG, it was decided to appear as a Quick-Play Spell exclusively for Kuriboh. .
The effect is to release one of her Kuriboh to fill the field with her Kuriboh tokens, and when activated, if the monster in the field is only one of her Kuriboh, it will put out five tokens that surpass Sukego. I can.
Tokens cannot be released for Tribute Summon, but can be used as materials for various Special Summons. It has no disadvantages and is very suitable for sending personnel and link materials.
Now, of course, there are Link 1 members such as Anima, Linkli, and Spider, but there are also Linkdark and Perpetual, so turning all 5 tokens into monsters with effects is a no-brainer.
However, Skego is strong because it can be used just by putting it in a normal Deck, and it cannot be activated unless one pair with Kuriboh is aligned, and Kuriboh itself is a low stat and low value to put on the battlefield. Therefore, even if it is a card that is difficult to find, it is impossible to think of it in the same way as Sukego, which can be activated by itself when it is drawn.
After that, in the autumn of 2021, the Skilled Chestnut, which appeared in the fall of 2021, finally gained a dedicated search method, so even with a small number of inputs, the success rate of activation increased considerably, so there is no doubt that its usability has greatly improved. .

Well, I didn't expect Kuriboh to interfere with the skillful series that is closely related to the aces used by Yugi in the original work.
It's not a simple color, but rather a chestnut color mixed with black and chestnut.
Its effect is almost the same as the Skilled Series so far, but here you can use the effect from 1 counter, add it to your hand without recruiting, and not only Kuriboh, but also Rainbow Kuriboh and Astral Kuriboh. High Kuriboh monsters can also be selected & even multiplication, which is a powerful support for Kuriboh, is included in search and salvage targets.
Since it's salvage-friendly, the effect is strong, but I don't want to duplicate it. I can say
Put this card on the field, activate The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh to recruit Kuriboh, put a magic counter on this card, use that effect to search for proliferation, finally convert this monster into Almira or Artemis, and release Kuriboh. I would like to try the flow of activating Proliferate and having 5 Kuriboh tokens on the field at least once.
In addition to Search Salvage, you can also select the effect of increasing your own RBI by 1500, and at one time you will only have 18 RBI, which is an average low-level attacker, but the effect is permanent, so you can get another 1 on the return turn. If you can use the degree effect, you can also use it as a high hit point attacker such as a bra magician or a buster blader.
Even if that wasn't realistic, since the level goes up by one at this time, we can't overlook the fact that it can be used for the cost of Twinkle Five Star, which is also a related card of his Kuriboh 5 brothers, as well as Rank 5X materials. .

Dinomorphia in this regular pack and another new theme are so-called "official themes" that pick up common character strings of existing monsters.
That is the Lady of Lament, fulfilled by this monster born as the third daughter of the three Lady of Lament sisters.
Like Lilith and Maris, she has an effect related to Trap cards, and the effect is a self-SS effect that uses her Trap card in her hand or her GY.
Unlike the previous two, you can also use Continuous Trap and Counter Trap. However, since it is an effect that is not connected to the 2 NS trigger effect, if you do not want to do a rank 3X with another Lady of Lament, link summon, or leave the summoning right to Lilith or Maris, it will be an advantage if possible. I want to put it into play with an effective NS.
And the effect at the time of NS is the effect of reviving GY's Lady of Lament, and since the same name card can also be used, it can fulfill the minimum role even if it is doubled, and the revived Lilith and Maris both release monsters and activate. Since it has an effect, it can be connected to its own 3 effect, and since it does not negate the effect, not only the release but also the effect is effective.
The effect of 3 is an effect that searches for demons with a total attack and defense value of 2000, including Lilith and Maris. , as mentioned above, both Lilith and Maris can do it, so it shouldn't be difficult to activate.
This search effect includes Dream Mirror's absolute initial move, Rebel Neiroi, and Barrier Statue of the Abyss, which has a permanent meta effect that locks SS. I'd like to take advantage of it and somehow use it to attract these monsters...
This card alone is nothing more than a wall, a trap to remove to self-SS, a revived Lady of Lament, and a monster with low self-sufficiency that needs some means to release itself, but it's a bad start for an official theme. I think it's a card that doesn't exist.

The second daughter of the three Lady of Lament sisters who later appeared in regular packs.
At this point, she was the same level 3 Dark Devil with a combined ATK and DEF of 2000, and it didn't make much sense for her to be a Lady of Lament monster.
The effect is to release 2 of your own monsters with Friche and put one of the traps you have used up face down. It's a monster that is similar to Lilith, who doesn't even make an initial move.
It can be used in combination with burial and reasoning gates, and since it can also pick up removed traps, it can be used in combination with traps that have the effect of excluding them from Toratori and her GY.
However, as an effect that releases two bodies, it feels lonely, and since it can be used to release any monster, it's not bad that it works well with limited control-stealing effects, but the set trap can't be used immediately. After all, it feels like a dystopia is a major premise.
If you're under the influence of Dystopia, releasing yourself and one of your opponent's monsters will remove Friche, make it less likely to be negate, and make Diabolos appear, so it's not a bad effect.
Also, if you revive with Alice's summoning trigger effect, release this card and activate it, you can reset GY or the excluded Trap while releasing Alice's search effect and calling Lilith, so thanks to Alice, it is somewhat I think that it has become an easy-to-use card.

The eldest of the three sisters, Lady of Lament, who has a humanoid appearance, but is rather demon-like and has a rather vulgar appearance, but on the contrary, it is also popular.
She has a high ATK of 20 RBI at level 3, but her power is halved when she NS.
Another effect is to use her DARK monster for cost release and set it to the field of Normal Trap with randomness.
With Normal Trap, you can choose anything, and if you include 3 of the same card or Tratri, you can set it with certainty, which is naturally a strength, but the biggest feature is that this effect can be activated by Friche during each player's turn.
Under the influence of Dystopia, the opponent's face-up monsters that are not resistant to spells are transformed into a card that increases the number of cards while releasing the cost with Friche, and the effect is negate because of the cost release. Even if you are under the influence of Recruit by Death Guide, which is a level 3 devil's great privilege, and Skidre, you can release the opponent's monster and remove it, and at that time you can remove your opponent's monster. You can fight with 20 RBIs because it has nothing to do with the effect of halving the RBI.
Even without the influence of Dystopia, I think it's worth using together with Death Guide and Skidre because you can fulfill Diabolos' self-SS conditions with Friche on your own.
With the appearance of Alice, who can revive her GY's Lady of Lament with a summoning trigger effect and search for her Lady of Lament when released, her usefulness has been further refined. It's an impression.

From the Lord of the Aesir-related cards that have sent out so many useless spells and traps to the world, finally a new Nordic Relic card has been created.
Its effect is to negate all face-up card effects, including his Spell Trap, on the opponent's field with Friche when a Lord of the Aesir monster is on the field. .
It's not a permanent effect, but a Continuous Trap that activates every turn, so there are many gaps, but considering that it can also block Normal Spells and Normal Traps if chained, it's reasonable.
The Lord of the Aesir monsters want to reject removal by effects other than destruction, or at least removal that doesn't send it to GY. It is also great that it is narrowed down to some extent.
Above all, due to the existence of Ivaldi, if Lord of the Aesir is put out from Gulveig, it is very important that if there is no interference, it will definitely be brought. I think it's safe to say that it's a card with normal utility that can be incorporated into basic tactics.
The second half effect is the first half effect and either turn 1, and I don't think there are many opportunities to use it because it can only be used in situations where Lord of the Aesir has already been sent to GY. You can revive Lord of the Aesir, who has been sent to GY by a certain opponent, from one Nordic many times so that you can use the first half of the effect from the next turn onwards, or you can use simple sacrifice escapes and battle phases. It can be used to replace the finished Nordic monster with GY's Lord of the Aesir monster, which has a high hit point, and pursue it.

A new spell card from Nordic Relic that had only Draupnir as his spell card in the first place.
Ivaldi's effect allows you to search, and if you use it from your hand, you can recruit Nordic monsters, and if you use the GY effect, you can search for Nordic monsters.
However, one of these effects is turn 1, and as long as the monster recruited by this effect is on the field, there is a restriction that only her Lord of the Aesir can be put out from EX, so the expansion of the deployment is complete. It will be stolen.
Recruiting itself is unconditional, so it can't be helped that other EX monsters can't be put out, but as many people have already said, Gullveig, which is a substantial first move of Nordic Deck, is a single card. Not being able to use it is fatal, and because Gullveig's and this card's drawbacks overlap, I've had the problem of not being able to use one or the other.
On the other hand, when you don't rely on Gulveig or you can't rely on it, it becomes an effective deployment card. If you collect the monsters, the restrictions will be lifted and the number will be reduced, so it may not be a strong move from a relative perspective, but I feel that there is a way to do it.

Within the same Nordic theme, there are three derivative monster groups, beasts, spirits, and heavens. Nordic Beasts, which was said to have the highest average score, is a new monster since its first appearance in the 7th season.
Although it is Nordic Beasts, it can also be used as an S material for Odin and Loki, and has the effect of SSing his Nordic in his hand with a summoning trigger effect, so he can use the board for his Lord of the Aesir advent without relying on Gulveig. Easy to arrange.
By using Evaldi as the SS Nordic monster and Fridskalv as the Nordic Relic that searches for its effect, you will have the materials to select all three Lords of the Aesir in no time.
Of course, the effect of unconditionally picking up Nordic monsters other than cards with the same name every turn is also powerful, and you should recruit 3 Nordic monsters, including this monster and Ivaldi, to reach level 10 with Gullveig. So, while picking up the monsters used as Gullveig's link materials, it is possible to catch Suvarin with Evaldi, making it possible to create a stronger board while suppressing Gullveig's consumption.
With or without Gullveig, it's a very valuable addition to the Nordic Deck.

A new general-purpose rank 2 monster that can be used as a material with any number of free materials.
It has 19 RBI, which is excellent for an Xyz Monster made from Level 2 monsters, and its effect is really easy to understand as it uses 1 Xyz material to banish 1 monster from your opponent's field.
It doesn't penetrate the target's resistance, and the removal only lasts until the end of the opponent's turn, so it's not a complete removal, so if you just look at the effect, it's too late to say that this kind of monster is a general purpose monster. may also be an impression.
However, it is a new option for general-purpose rank 2X, and even if you don't try to make a combo with a card that activates its effect by being removed, you can settle the turn even if you are removed for a certain period of time. If you can afford it, it's doing its job, so there's no doubt there's a Deck worth adopting.
19 RBIs is enough to go get LP, so Phoenix is strong.
The second half of the effect is to return each other's banished monsters to the Deck up to the number of X materials. However, since the condition has become something that makes you lose your mind as an effect that triggers your own destruction by the opponent, you can basically think of it as something that will be activated by a restraint or a suicide attack. It seems better to have

Nordic - A very good new Nordic monster that can SS itself when the Lord of the Aesir monster is in his field, and can also search for his Nordic Relic with a summoning trigger effect.
Strong even in NS, strong in self-SS, strong even when recruited by Gullveig's effect, strong no matter how you fall.
Depending on how you put it on the field or the situation, you can change the Nordic Relics that search for you. .
It can be said that it is more than enough to dispel the image that Tyr and the two highest Nordics have built up, that independent Nordic monsters that are neither beasts, spirits, nor heavens are just misunderstandings.

As for cards from the same original, the three musketeers on the face cards and his Magnet Warrior have recently started. Second remake monster.
By sending Blue-Eyed to GY, various resurrection effects, GY fusion by "Ultimate Fusion", and preparation for jet sortie, so if you can activate it, you can do it without disturbing it, and with your hand. It is an effect that activates, and its value is great because it can be deployed by self-SS.
With the second effect, you can revive his Blue-Eyed monsters that can be Special Summoned without using specific tools like Lord of Dragons so far, but the cards you can choose as a cost are limited. .
Being able to prepare monsters to be revived on her own in her GY is excellent, but as an effect to revive one GY monster, the cost is rather severe, and the balance of the effect of 1 is too light. It also feels like a match.
In general, I have the impression that this monster has a role that can be fulfilled by other cards. For some reason, it's also convenient for you to charge yourself and launch the jet, so I think it's worth more than a certain amount.
After all, the minimum hurdles for applying Jet's 1 and 3 effects can be easily overcome as soon as you hold this card, as long as it is not imposed by voids or macros.

Following his Spell/Trap card "Monster Reborn" that appeared in the original, Hane no Nagisa, Mirafo, Torrent Funeral, etc., this time, a monster that supports Dimema, which Yugi used in the battle against Malik in the Battle City arc, by name. Appeared.
You can search and salvage Dimema with the summon trigger effect, and salvage is also possible, so you can roll 1 Dimema endlessly with this effect.
It's strong when you get hooked on it, but since you'll need his Spell user and his Spellcaster in your hand at the same time, it's easy for Dimema to become an accident card, so it's said that he'll be able to use it effectively while keeping down the number of cards he uses. is a very valuable support.
Another effect is that if you are sent to GY from the field, you can exchange cards as many as the number of Spellcasters on the field, and you can use it to release the Dimema you brought, or use this monster as Link 1's Anima or Artemis. By using Spellcaster EX monsters such as the first as a material for Special Summon, it is possible to produce the effect as it is.
If you have a lot of his Spellcasters on the field, the ability to raise the quality of your hand will also increase, but it won't be a numerical advantage, so you don't have to worry about it.
The exchanged card will return to the top of his Deck, so if you don't want to draw it, use another effect to touch his Deck to shuffle it, or use it in combination with another effect that benefits from fixing the Deck top. It would be nice to
However, its own combat ability is low, it does not belong to the theme, Dimema itself may be worth pinning in the current Spellcaster deck, but it is an indescribable card. So, are you going to go out of your way to use this monster, which isn't such a thing, to force yourself to use the accidental Dimema? When you say that, I certainly think that's the case.
For example, if the hand exchange effect is a bramagi-related effect that specifies his spellcaster of level 5 or higher, or if it's an effect that creates a strong synergy with monsters with specific conditions rather than a general-purpose effect, I might use it a little more. It may have made me feel like that.

Icejade's home ground, his Field Spell necessary for Cosmocloa, the ace, to demonstrate his true power.
The effect on activation is salvaging his Icejade monster from his GY or banishment, probably because Cradle and Corrosion search cards already exist.
That's why it's a pity that nothing happens even if you activate it from nothing on the first turn, but his Icejade members who were removed using the GY effect, and his GY at the cost of the acty I think it can be said that it is excellent to be able to pick up the sent Cosmocroa and Kingfisher.
Another effect is to react to each other's NS / SS and select your girlfriend's WATER monster, and by making her ATK of that monster practically 0, all the opponent's monsters will be the original girlfriend. It is a battle support effect that weakens the ATK of.
Pick up Cosmo Kroa with the 1 effect, and with this card on the field, self-SS Cosmo Kroa in Defense Position with its own effect, and in response to that, use the 2 effect of this card to set Cosmo Kroa's ATK to 0, Cosmo Kroa. You can attach Kingfisher to , and attack the opponent's monster whose ATK has decreased by 2500 with the effect of Cosmo Crore and this card's effect with 3000 RBI.
At this time, Cosmo Clore, whose ATK has been lowered by his original ATK, will become a "level 10 Aqua monster with ATK 0", so it's also interesting to be able to use it to release God Slime.
Besides Terrafo and Metaba, this card itself is also appreciated by Ozil, a monster with its own search ability.
Well, I've listed a lot of good points, but frankly, this Field Spell itself isn't that strong because it lacks the power to acquire advantages.
This is painful, but undeniable, because Cosmo Chroir is strong and necessary for that Cosmo Chroir to demonstrate its true power.

Icejade's "Union Monster, not a Union", and its effect specifications form a very strong synergy with Cosmocroa.
The equipped Icejade monster can attack while in the Defense Position and the damage can be calculated by treating the defensive power as ATK, so even a monster whose ATK has been reduced to 0 by the effect of the cradle can be used as an attacker, and the defensive power can be calculated. With 3000 Cosmo Chroir, you can defeat even monsters with over ATK 5000 if you don't have resistance due to the weakening effect of yourself and the weakening effect of Cradle.
It can also be separated and put into play as a 25 RBI monster in the same way as Union, and as a condition for that, his ATK monster must be on the opponent's field less than or equal to the DEF of the equipped monster, but when it comes into play, You can remove that monster by bouncing.
This is also a very useful effect for Cosmo Clore, who originally has a DEF of 3000, and his large monsters with ATK up to 3000, which are strong in battle, can be bye bye with this effect.
From the above, it can be safely said that it is a union exclusively for Cosmocroa.
However, the installation itself is possible for WATER monsters other than Icejade monsters, and unlike Union, it can be installed from the hand. It would be impossible to operate.

It is the first trap card in Icejade cards, and it can be used as an obstacle card that does not decrease the use of Friche every turn.
After activating a face-up card, he can also catch Normal Spells, Quick-Play Spells, Ritual Spells, Normal Trap that send GY, and of course it is also effective to silence the bad permanent meta cards that are already out.
However, since it is necessary to destroy his own Icejade monster before negate, the appropriate GY preparations for activating the GY effect that triggers when his WATER monster is destroyed by the initial Icejade monster are required. If you can't do it, it's going to be tough in terms of advantage.
The second half of the effect is that when the WATER monster leaves the field, you can search or recruit anything for Icejade monsters other than destruction. It covers the outside of the defensive range of the initial Icejade monster that triggers the GY effect, but after all it depends on the other party.
Above all, if this card is destroyed, it's over, so don't expect too much from this effect.