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It's a vanilla monster with 19 RBI, but despite appearing in Season 3 with this status, it was made into a high-class monster. One body.
Since this monster was not born as a low class monster, the Warrior will spend a long time as a race without low class 19 or higher RBI vanillas.
You can recruit from the deck by NSing the king when there is a queen, so basically you will be able to put it out in that way, but if you insert a pin, you will be bankrupt.
It would have been nice if King could have made a Special Summon out of his hand, but the lack of thoughtfulness here and there was unique to the time, or is it the result of faithfully designing the original?
With the enhancement of dedicated support, the value as a unique existence has increased, and if this card is low class, it will be a monster that is too similar to Queen, but Queen is Queen and this card is Whether it's a low-class monster or not, since it had a unique role as a starting point for using the King's effect from the time, I think it's true that it would have been better for him to be a low-class monster.

A 《Rescue Cat》-like monster with a face card that can become two bodies only when there are no other monsters on the field.
It is possible to search as well as Special Summon to the field, so basically you want to put the Queen on the field, add the King to your hand, and recruit Jack with the effect of the NS King, but this card has the summoning right. The reality is that if you use .
Like many other related cards, the direct draw of the three musketeers on the face card can mess up the plan, and even if you draw it when you're superior, you can't use the effect because you already have a monster in your field, and the effect that activates by releasing yourself. So Urara, of course, has to think about the possibility that if she starts second, she will be stopped by the grave, and she will have to finish the turn with an empty space.
Since there is no particular restriction after activation, I think it would be good to recruit Queen and King and connect them to rank 4X.
Also, if you already have a King in your hand and a build with multiple Jacks, it is an effect that can be a card that allows you to line up 4 Three Musketeers with 2 Jacks on the face cards if you are on the upswing.

With this card and 1 card in your hand, you can instantly arrange 3 types of face card 3 musketeers from the Deck, one by one.
Since the hand is discarded for effects rather than costs, even if it is caught in the back, it can be exchanged equivalently, and since it is a spell that has all the three musketeer card names written on it, it can be applied by sending GY from the deck with wild, and salvage Since it is also possible, even if it is negate, you can hit the next one immediately on the next turn at the shortest, and it is also strong that it is possible to search via GY.
At this point, Special Summon from EX will be restricted, but due to the existence of special fusions and Arcana, which is a link, it is unlikely that it will interfere with the operation of the exclusive deck, and other than that, Warrior is required as a material. It can be said that it is a sufficiently powerful card because rank 4 Light Warrior Special Summons such as Isolde the Light Warrior, which can be X-summoned by Queen and King, and the Hope series that can be X-summoned by Queen and King are allowed.
After that, in order to gain a greater advantage, in order to avoid situations where you can't even activate it in the first place, it's a card that depends on how you don't directly draw the three musketeers from the face cards.

A monster with an effect that makes it a subspecies of Sauravis, a Ritual Dragon monster that has attracted attention because it can be used even if the hand is triggered.
Following in the footsteps of LIGHT's Universal Ritual Jutsu, this one also appears with his WIND Universal Ritual Jutsu.
The defensive performance of hand triggers is far from Fader, but monsters whose attacks are stopped by this effect permanently lose their monster effects as long as they exist on the field, so large monsters with strong resistance and troublesome instant trigger effects If you can get through the opponent, you can say that it will be easier to counterattack even from an inferior situation.
The effect on the field is also a powerful effect that bounces 1 opponent's monster along with itself with Friche, but if it's an EX monster, it's a level 9 Ritual Summon. is an idea.
After all, he returns to the hand instead of sending to GY, so he has the advantage of being able to shift to using a hand trigger effect, but in order to put him on the field, you have to perform another ritual summon.
On the other hand, in the sense that you don't have to think about the revival limit when using the bounce effect, something like Ritual Foregone might be a good idea.

``With an effect that activates in your hand'', ``Send the corresponding card from the Deck to GY as a cost and activate it'', and ``Self-SS'', I thought that during Magician's Souls, but it's pretty unreasonable or too convenient. A great card with just written on it.
His GY manure that touches the Deck can be done without putting cards on the field or chaining some kind of effect, which is usually a foul class, and to stop it, you need to intervene in the rules in advance with macros and nihilism. must be
At a cost, he can take the place of the three musketeers on the face cards sent to GY. You can easily arrange the three musketeers on the field.
The effect that can be salvaged in the end phase can be done by returning the light warriors, that is, the three musketeers of the face card, to the Deck, and there is a disadvantage that GY resources are consumed when using resuscitation cards, but it can be returned to the Deck. If the light warrior is the three musketeers of the face card, there is no problem at all because you can immediately send GY again at your own cost that was salvaged. , If the returned light warrior is an EX monster, it is also useful as a means of replenishing them easily.
It's good that you don't get any kind of restriction after your own SS, but the three musketeers on the face card are basically just baggage, and if you draw them directly, you'll go bankrupt. It may be reasonable to say that it is reasonable as a reward for putting in, but it may be the real intention that you do not have to do this much.

A card featuring an illustration that seems to be a monster related to Warrior Lady of the Wasteland, a Recruiter that triggers battle destruction. Isn't it? It was a monster that I didn't expect at all, but when I opened the lid and looked at it, it had a pretty good effect.
It can also be used as a hand trigger, a battle support effect that can be used in general battles for Warriors, and a ground warrior salvage with the GY effect, so it is very convenient to be able to use the effect without having to use summoning rights or SS cards to put it on the field. The ATK of the opponent's monster is 0 in many situations, so the quality of the battle support is very high, and it is the best help for the Warrior with the battle destruction trigger effect.
Also, since neither of the two effects are on turn 1, if you support battle on your turn, you can smoothly transition to salvage with his GY effect in main phase 2, which I think is worthy of evaluation. increase.
Unlike Honest and Caruto, this effect works on the opponent's monsters, so it doesn't work on those with perfect resistance, and since the activation timing is before the attack declaration = before damage, not only the activation negate type, but also the handy Friche Trap etc. are chained and useless. It's a pity that the specification has a high risk of being shot, but there is no doubt that it is a convenient effect.

Appearing at the end of the 5th season and quickly rising to the top of the environment, he is a hand trigger monster from the anime GX that strongly backs up Lightsworn.
The effect is that your own LIGHT monster will almost certainly be able to get a tradeoff or better in battle, and if you stack two copies of it, the battles damage you give to your opponent will be tremendous.
It was a common story that if you hit with an NS monster and got hit back with this card, on the return turn, you would be hit by a full-scale attack and run over to death.
It goes without saying that he is strong when he takes the initiative to attack with the protection of this effect, but many Duelists have fallen ill with the disease of not wanting to hit his LIGHT monsters because they are afraid of this card in their hand...
Since it can return to the hand from the field on its own, it is effective to put it directly into the field, and since it is a low-class monster with 1900 DEF, it can also become a barrier in the worst case. It was a card with too little opening.
Nowadays, it is no longer treated as a card as powerful as it was then, but I still feel that it is a point to be evaluated that it is effective against monsters with complete resistance because it is an effect that affects your own monsters.

Non-Tuner Monsters in Nordic Heaven that don't make sense to have a Nordic Heaven name at this time.
You can self-revive like Treeborn Frog when your brethren are in play, but when you do so, he'll make an extravagant request for a single spell card.
Low stats and no other effects, Nordic doesn't have his spell cards with useful GY effects, and it's a subtle level monster even from the Lord of the Aesir's level, so it's useful sex is low.
Leaving aside the effect, I feel like I want to find a way around a level 2 Dark Angel.

Back when Diamond Guy had the highest RBI in the lower class D, in the anime it only had the effect of further degrading the effect of the OCG version of 1, but many duelists have long wanted to convert it to OCG. A low-class D monster with the highest RBI.
Even if I say the highest RBI, it's only 16 RBI, and since it's not common for low-ranking players with the theme of having a diamond-like kicking effect to have the highest RBI, the fighting aspect of low-rank D at that time was hard. You can see it.
Due to the fact that the OCG conversion was postponed, he was able to obtain a new effect that allows him to draw 2 with the GY effect.
And due to his GY effect, it later became the best monster as a fusion material for Destroy Phoenix, and as of September 2021, it is being acclaimed.
Now, even though it's an anime card, I wonder why there was such a strong demand for an OCG conversion. I'm reminded that it's something that doesn't know if it's going to happen...

It is a monster that is a Trap version of γ and can be used like a reboot, but due to the spell speed, it is natural that it cannot be chained to Counter Trap. Framegear's flaw is that there are many cards that are not compatible with Continuous Trap.
If Λ is present, the story will change again, but basically it can't react to Traps that remove monsters on its own field, stop attacks, or target them, and the most important thing is Awakage. is not supported, so it is difficult to use it on the first turn.
On the other hand, it is good at stopping the Continuous Trap that the opponent opens in his standby when attacking second, and it is easier to break it with a Quick-Play Spell such as Chain Tsuitsui or Kozusai to make it unexploded. The risk is also low, but if you can destroy it with this card, you can line up two monsters after stopping the permanent meta.
In any case, there are too many effective opponents to choose from, so even if you want to use γ, it's a bit of a problem to make it the main counterpart instead of δ, unless it's a family environment.

With γ designated as a restricted card, duelists who still want to use γ are paying attention to finding a way out, his spell version of γ.
In the current card pool, there is no way for the second player to use a spell from their hand on the first turn of the opponent's first attack, so like γ, it can be used as a material for Special Summon while negate from the first turn of the first attack. It doesn't work, but there aren't many decks that don't use Spell cards at all, such as Droso, Search, Backsplash, Designator, etc., so you shouldn't have any problems.
If you attack second, if you try to use a Quick-Play Spell such as Grave or Elimination set by the opponent against the effect of releasing his Spell card or yourself from the field or hand or sending it to GY, pierce them. If you succeed in doing that, you will instantly gain the upper hand.

The English name "Wow Warrior" given to this card makes no sense to the English-speaking world as to why it has the appearance of a fish, but from our side, it's a really clever name, and the sense of admiration is impressive. favorite monster.
It's a lesser fisher beast-like fish monster, but for a level 4 low-level fish, even if he's tied to ATK 1500 or less even at the time of the first period, he has a higher ATK than this monster. Amazon of the Seas” existed.
This total attack and defense value is equivalent to level 3 in the first term standard, but this monster is level 4.

A crawfish human-like monster that feels like the first season's sense is fully open.
It has a relatively high attack and defense total value for level 2 at the time, but there is a Slime Toad (Updated from: Frog the Jam) with a higher ATK in terms of dealing with swamps.
In DM4, Insector Feather Moth is also a water demon monster that is used along with the game's original Dragon Pirate Soldier as a countermeasure against the fire demons, which the forest demons, to which many of his insects belong, are weak.
By the way, in DM3, this role was played by Aqua Snake.

A Field Spell that grants a monster equipped with a starry sky butterfly complete resistance to the opponent's activated effects.
Equipping a Hero under Journey also grants combat destruction resistance, making the Adventurer Token a fairly robust monster.
I think that the effect that Adventurer Token can draw 1 due to battle destruction trigger is also a good effect that will be an advantage that meshes with the butterfly's overall weakening effect.
It feels like there isn't enough space to incorporate it into a business trip hero, but I feel that it's an effect that makes you want to bring one of each to Metal Bi, where there are SS-sealing system monsters.

One of his Equip Spells in the Adventurer Token Deck featuring a card name that reminds me of Butterspy's support monsters.
In addition to the common effect of Brave Equip Spell, it has the effect of weakening all opponent monsters as a unique effect.
The weakening ratio is 500 times the number of heroes in the party, and it is a fairly effective effect against targets with resistance to ATK of 3000 or less, but this card alone is an effect that only works in battle.
However, by aligning it with a dedicated Field Spell, Forest, the equipped monster gains complete resistance to the opponent's activated effects.
This card itself can be equipped to any monster, so it can be easily dealt with by system monsters' NS effects, removal spells and traps, and permanent effects can be prevented from being erased by bubble shadows. It's a pretty big place for metabi.
I think it would be a good idea to pin this card and the forest separately from the point of view of making the most of the effects of watering and traveling when sending the hero set to Metabi.
If you add 《Mage Power》or 《Moon Mirror Shield》together with this card and Amco, it would be nice to have more responsiveness.