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This is a summon trigger effect, and he is a lower Myutant who searches for Myutant Spell Trap.
I would like to say that it would be better to combine the effects of searching for monsters and the effects, but since the effects in the latter half are each named Turn 1, it is naturally better to have separate effects in terms of increasing the initial move and being able to use each effect once. good.
Research laboratories that can be searched have the effect of Special Summoning low-rank Myutants from the hand or exclusion, and low-rank Myutants have search effects even in Special Summon, so considering the activation conditions for the latter half of the effect, the compatibility is good.
In order to activate the latter half of the effect, he sent himself to GY, and the beast that he Special Summoned as a result of that effect will be on the field, so I think that the first cry that can create a fusion Myutant using them as materials is also a powerful search target. .

The main deck consists of 3 top-class Myutants, and although the RBI is slightly inferior to Arms, both offense and defense are of a high standard.
This is a combination of target resistance to Spells, an effect that activates in response to Trap, and an effect that picks up Myutant monsters. It's low, and naturally you can't chain to Counter Trap, so the Trap you can react to is also limited.
Also, you can increase your hand by the effect that reacts to Trap, but since it is not an effect that negates like Beast or touches the board like Arms, it does not function as a hindrance, lowering the priority of this monster. It feels like it's gone.
If the effect of the one that reacts is not a hindrance even though it has a target resistance that can unconditionally receive the moon book, then it is better to have a beast that can receive two even if the RBI is slightly lower. Because it becomes...
However, it is strong against removal type and effect negate type traps, and if you are about to bounce or take control, it is good to exclude yourself and draw.
For some reason, Myutant is a deck that consumes a lot of cards, so 2 draws is valuable, and I think that I can expect at least a counter-order and rivalry with regards to trap cards other than Counter Trap that my opponent uses.

Although it is a low-class monster, it is a dark machine monster with a dynamic effect that is worth placing as the main axis of the Deck.
You can inflict effect damage proportional to the level of the monster destroyed in battle, but the multiplier is extremely high at 500, and if you succeed in burying a level 10 monster, that alone will result in 5000 effect damage. .
However, since his original ATK is only 1000, it is essential to use some kind of effect to assist in battle even when facing lower-level monsters. A meal is required.
The environment surrounding this card has changed considerably since its introduction, for better or worse, including the errata of Death Decks and the appearance of X and Link, which do not have levels. Overall, I think it's much easier to operate than it was back then.
It can be said that it is a good monster that seems to have quite a few hidden fans.

The patrol robot's patrol performance has been slightly improved, but its status and work efficiency have not improved much.
In the actual duel scene, his deck is so heavy that he would lose if he were to be put out by the final warrior or Alfa, so it's only useful because he doesn't accidentally step on a bush snake.
In this way, the early Lloyds didn't help each other, and were all monsters with strange general-purpose effects. bottom.
《Expressroid》struggled alone, but it turned out to be hot stones and water.
In the case of this monster, unlike many of the other early Lloyds, it didn't even have a named fusion material, so it was a monster that didn't need much...

Her Equip Spell needed to make Princess Piquel and Princess Clan her Special Summon.
Since it is an Equip Spell, it is easy to attract with Amho and Amco, and it has the effect of increasing the RBI of equipped monsters, which raises the ATK of Pickel and Clan to 2000. Special Summon can be done not only from the Deck but also from the hand, so the princess can be summoned. Two points that are okay even if you pull it directly are good impressions.
The problem lies in the fatal condition that the equipped monster must destroy a monster of level 5 or higher by battle, more than the performance of her Special Summoned Princess Pickel & Clan is severe.
As long as you don't do something about it yourself, the part that depends on your opponent is quite large, and with about 20 RBI, the possibility of destroying a level 5 or higher monster that your opponent seriously puts out other than the material for Special Summon is extremely low. I have to say that, after all, you will need a card that is different from Piquel & Clan or this card.
Even so, when you discard the equipped monster and this card, the monster with the same ATK as the monster equipped with this card comes out, and the effect is just doubled from the original effect. , I have to say that it's not worth it at all.
Since it's a trial, it can't be helped that the hurdles are somewhat high, but with this spec, I think level 1 tokens are fine for monsters destroyed by battle...
Also, it was so sudden that I had no idea what this monster was. I was allowed to.

A Special Summon monster that is a higher class of Piquel that can finally be put out by equipping a specific monster with her specific Equip Spell, overcoming the ordeal of destroying a certain number of monsters in battle, and finally throwing them away.
It's a low-level monster with 20 RBIs and a level 4, but it's a Special Summon monster, so of course it can't be Normal Summon.
However, its RBI is exactly the same as a Piquel equipped with a trial, and the effect is just a terrible specification that the recovery power per one body is double that of a Piquel. Since you can't do that, once you leave the field, it's basically just that.
I have the impression that it will be tough unless it becomes possible to ignore the summoning conditions and perform Normal Summon.
If either the trial or the princess were a little more decent, I think I could add 1 or 2 more points.

A Machine S monster that sets up an all-clear battle that negates the effects of the opponent's monsters that it battles, and is tied to S materials. It is also a general-purpose S monster that can be S summoned from two bodies.
As a result, not only attack reaction traps and combat tricks in Dameste, but also GY effects that induce destruction in battle cannot be activated at all, and effects that do not activate in combat destruction resistance and rule intervention types disappear, and abilities are determined by their own effects. ・The rising monster must fight this monster with its original ATK and DEF.
Moreover, this effect is a permanent effect that does not trigger, so it is also a monster that has been attracting attention as a Lightning Killer that can beat Lightning, a deadly monster with 100 lower RBI than this card.
While it is extremely strong in battles with monsters with lower raw hit points than itself, it also has the effect of reviving GY's Machine when it is removed by the opponent's effect, and at that time it can also target itself, which is a Machine. There is no name Turn 1, and since it is an effect when leaving the field, it is a perfect specification that it also supports GY sending other than exclusion and destruction. It is an excellent S monster that can handle it, is strong in battle, and is almost immortal outside of battle.
However, due to the rule change, it is no longer effective when returning to the EX Deck due to bounce removal.
Naturally, it is weak against monsters with higher hit points than itself, so let's take advantage of the fact that you can activate your own card effects.

A Level 1 dark demon that can dramatically increase his own abilities in proportion to the number of demons he follows. was.
While you're still weak, you can have other demons protect you, and even if you're not, it's a countermeasure against monsters that have permanent effects that negate the effects of the opponent's monsters you're battling.
It doesn't have any other flashy effects, but I think its potential to grow into a monster that can take 4000 LP just by lining up your compatriots on the field is something to be reckoned with.

As a so-called "Moe Monster" in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, he is a senior to his Charmer who appeared in the 4th season, and is a monster that will become the superstar of OCG's moe cards.
Soon after, a Trap card featuring him in an illustration titled "Pikeru's Circle of Enchantment" appeared, indicating the great response to this card at the time.
Contrary to its appearance, it was often talked about that Featherman had an RBI that could beat Featherman even though he was level 2.
Regarding the effect, is it a bit unreasonable to use him as a continuous LP gainer due to the timing of activation? So, even when this card first appeared, I have the impression that there were cards that were more efficient and stable, such as 《Cure Mermaid》.
Princess Pikeru, who is a high-ranking monster, was also a failure because she messed up a lot of adjustments... Just like Charmer, I can't stop wishing that she would be given a chance to strengthen her once more.
Princess Piquel also has a reputation for good illustrations, so if possible, I'd be happy to have a Pudintess-style enhancement that makes use of that, but is it really tough?

The top-level Myutant in the main deck has 3 types of Myutant cards that can be salvaged from exclusion, which ones have target resistance to Spell, Trap, and monster effects, which ones they respond to, and which types of Myutant cards can be salvaged. This card is a combination of target resistance to traps, reaction to monster effects, and salvage of Myutant Spell.
Although this card cannot directly negate the effect like the Beast, it is strong against the escape and foam shadows that are behind the Beast, and it reacts to the monster effects activated by the hand and his GY, and the monsters on the field that are not related to it. can also be excluded.
You can't stop activated effects such as summon trigger effects themselves, but depending on the opponent and the scene, it may be possible to negate the effect and neutralize the monster in the same way as removing it.
RBI is also on the 3000 mark, which is the highest among the top Myutants of the main deck, and it is excellent to take the target, but not to destroy it, but to remove it.
In order for a low-level Myutant to summon this monster, it is necessary to exclude trap cards, which tend to be the least voluminous in normal construction, but Myutant has special traps such as a super individual system and a birth cry that are powerful to the required level. I think that being a card is also a tailwind.

My favourite, he is a top Myutant monster with an excellent combination of spell card blocking and target resistance to monster effects.
It also supports the activation of Spell effects, negates them and eliminates them, so it is also effective against the activation of Permanent, Equip, and Field Spell effects with destruction resistance, and Spell cards with GY effects.
The RBI is the lowest among the highest grade Myutants, and there is a clear backfire in that both effects do not work. There is one thing, as mentioned above, it is a highly demanded combination that is strong against monster effects and spells, so it can be said that it is the monster with the highest priority in the top Myutant.
Except for the 3 effect, he can be activated and applied regardless of Myutant, so it can be said that it is an excellent monster as one of the best monster options for Beast.
As for the attribute, he has the most volume in EARTH and Beast, so it seems to be a good match with related cards.
In that case, if possible, I would like to make use of the exclusion cost when blocking spells.

XYZ and two monsters that use it as a fusion material, a Continuous Trap card that can be used when one of the three types is in your field.
The effect changes depending on the turn it is activated, and on your turn, you can use it for coalescing, including ABC, and convert it into 1 draw while recycling anything other than the excluded X. I show the multiple removal effect of the correspondence.
The effect itself is reasonably strong, but as an effect that requires XYZ and an extremely heavy monster that uses it as a fusion material to be on the field, I don't think it's too plain even if it can be used every turn. I'd have to say it's a card that doesn't exist.

A very good elimination card for those who want to throw all the materials at this moment without thinking about profit or loss.
Friche is Friche, but after all I think it's better to do a little more planned elimination.

It's an enhanced form of Bubbleman with a special summoning condition, who made his name known by killing two of the Sacred Beasts, and I really like the illustration.
However, it is a tragic monster that needs the banned card 《Metamorphosis》to Special Summon, not to mention its too low stats that have not improved at all since Bubbleman and too subtle monster effects.
If this was the problem before we could use for a monster like this, and if the conversion to OCG was after the ban on , Clay Guardman and I must have been waiting for a different future...
At that time, along with Elma and Serket, it was mostly talked about as the three major monsters of tragedy that were designated as banned cards for his spells, which are necessary for summoning conditions.

A type of deployment card exclusively for Warriors, which seems to have been designed in consideration of the synergy with War Rock.
You can SS 1 Low-Class Warrior in your hand when you declare an attack that your Warrior monster will attack, and you can also activate it when an opponent's monster attacks your Warrior monster.
However, since it's a Special Summon from your hand, it consumes a lot of money, and you can only use it with low-level monsters. If the effective one pair including is not aligned in the effective scene, the function will be low, and it will be a fairly advanced requirement.
I'd like to consider using it with Warrior, which has SS triggering effects and permanent effects, and Airman, which brings Honesty Neos, seems to be a good match.
Also, if you think that the original was that reinforcement, it may be a card that doesn't have such an effect.