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An AOJ monster that also appeared in the anime 5D's, and was much cooler than the card illustration at that time.
I have the impression that the composition of the illustration is a lot of loss, perhaps because it is a type that is weak in the front.
He is a low-class AOJ whose ATK rises only when he fights monsters with specific attributes such as "Luminous Soldier" and "Penumbral Soldier Lady", but as a result of the increase, he only has 18 points.
In the same level 4 Yamikai, there is a Mechahan with more than 18 base hit points, and they can receive vanilla support.
In the first place, AOJ is a monster group that has almost no merit to have an AOJ name until 2021, but even if you look at it as the same AOJ junior attacker, it is slightly short of 18 RBI, but blind soccer and his D / A little more decent monsters such as D checkers exist.
This card is the first DT card in the first period of the 6th period, but its card power is much lower than the cards before the 5th period, such as sword fighting and Lilo, which were flourishing at that time. I feel that in the early days, overly strong cards like Brew and Catastre and cards like this that are not worth talking about will go to extremes at the same time.
Well, not only this card, but none of the monsters on the main deck side of the first DT were that good, but I think it's by far the toughest among them.

One of the tuners from the early days of Synchronization that appeared in the memorable first installment of DT.
With 16 RBIs and a handicap on direct, at that time it was a pretty strong category for a tuner with an attacking temperament even on its own. I have a feeling
Currently, it is difficult to play an active role alone, but due to his status as a Level 3 Beast, he has maintained the operation method that has been useful since that time as a "tuner who can be recruited at the same time as a non-tuner with a Rescue". With the addition of Khalifa and others, it is still active, and in addition to this, the X-Saber Deck, which can make use of the X-Saber name and includes a rescue, will not be easily shaken in the future. I guess.
Compared to the same 6th gen tuners in terms of RBI and effect itself, it's not weak at all, but other than that, it's a profitable monster with all of its own various elements that are strong.

A level 1 fish monster that is an all-purpose recruiter for lesser fish.
Due to its nature of being removed from the field at a cost at the moment of NS / SS, it is extremely strong against cards that negate monster effects on the field, and it is excellent that it does not step on the grave because it is excluded. Even if you use Longi, it will be too late to chain this effect.
It's also great that he has a wide variety of ways to SS himself, and if his Fish, starting with Dead Leaf, has an SS triggering effect, you can pull the trigger.
If a low-class monster that is the absolute starting point appears in a race or theme, it can be said that Fish's eternal property that can make the starting action thicker than three.

In the VB commentary, it was written that if it was a low-class monster, it could have been used.
As the name suggests, I think it's great that he can kill his Dragon, and it's a relief that it's not a mysterious Reverse Effect Monster like "Reaper of the Cards"...

At the time, it was a card that I thought was a monster with only a lion's face, like a lion version of Needle Ball.
In terms of a high-level lion, it's the same as 《✪ Leo Wizard》.

A Reptile monster with a relatively high ATK for a lower class Reverse Effect Monster that appeared in Season 3.
The card name is winged and blast, but he is neither WIND nor he is FIRE.
Its effect is to bounce the opponent's monster to a single target, which is rare for a Reptile at the time, and it's not weak at all. The priority will be infinitely low.

His Fiend, who was born overseas, gives a 1 draw bonus when used for the effect of an X monster that consumes Release, Special Summon, and X materials.
Release is OK even if it is released with the cost / effect of various cards other than Tribute Summon, and materials for Special Summon can be used from hand / GY & can be used alone as material for Link 1 monsters such as Almira There are many ways to receive bonuses, as it is possible even if you use it, and it is common to all effects that it does not matter if it is not sent to GY after use and is excluded.
However, it has no combat ability and has no other effects, for example Junk Ron, it is basically difficult to use the effect unless someone SSs it, and there are many excellent monsters with similar effects if you only draw one. Because they exist, it is essential to differentiate them from them in operation.
I would like to approach it from the point of 0 offense and defense with Dark Devil.

If you have 30 or more GY cards in your GY, it's an activation condition that can't be activated if you use it properly in the battle between beatdowns these days, but the effect that will be shown is to deal 3000 damage to the opponent. It is quite large as an effect damage that only hits the opponent.
Although the card name is "Blasting the Ruins", it does not remove all GY cards at the time of activation just with the image of GY cards exploding, and it can be fired repeatedly without any other cards to be consumed or named Turn 1. It is also possible, and there are no trivial disadvantages such as the opponent receiving 0 damage from effects until the end of the turn after activation, so I think it will be a good damage source card if it is a specialized build.

No matter how much you can deal with only your own monsters and all types of monsters, it's a typical card that can't be helped if the effect is too weak, and in the case of this card, the increase value is too low.
Furthermore, if it only increases defensive power, it will be useless compared to Banner of Courage, which is also a Continuous Spell.
If it were to follow the original story even a little, it would have been better to limit it to DARK and increase the increase value, and give it some kind of additional effect such as resistance, and if it were converted to OCG now, it would have been such an effect. That's right.

It's the strongest Assault Mode monster, and in addition to having 30 RBIs, it's a monster with a perfect counter that activates and revives under the same conditions as the standard, so it's not hard to imagine its high stamina and annoyance.
There are times when you easily lose to NS/SS monsters that come out without creating a chain block and effects are applied, or monsters that come out of EX, but you can still restore the status with the recovery effect and connect the field. .
When this card appeared, there were almost no cards that negate the activation of monster effects outside the field or cards that banish his GY card, so it is difficult to capture once it is issued. was exhausted.
Currently, it's easy to get buried just by receiving a notification when you return, and the existence of a grave that prevents you from reviving or even negate is quite painful, but when you don't have a card to deal with. I think it can be said that the strength of the pressure has not changed since then.

GY Meta Trap is characterized by a card name that seems to have been created and named with a torrent funeral in mind.
The effect is strong, but the activation conditions are austere.
Even if you consider both the amount of loss you inflict on certain opponents in certain situations by burning everything up, and the synergy with the cards you use, I can't deny the feeling that the low stability is out of proportion. I would have to call it a card.

His Gogogo right arm and left arm that appeared in the manga Zexal, and the name of the card has nothing to do with Go.
Gogogo is a level 4 Gogogo deck with ghosts and giants. You can lay a relatively hard board surface without connecting to.
In addition, it has an effect when used on your favorite rank 4X material, and you will be able to crush high hit point large monsters that have no battle destruction resistance or target resistance other than Link Monsters.
It can't do anything by itself, but even if it rots, it has 2200 DEF, so it's good that it has the grit to withstand the attacks of unpleasant system monsters such as Sidedraline's own SS monsters and Inspe.

The only OCG monster among the hellworms in the main deck used by Sect who fell to the dark side in Manga 5D's.
Its performance is that of a superlative monster that can be compromised summoned under the Saidra conditions, but as a superlative monster with 26 RBI, which isn't even high enough, if you compromise summoned it will be halved. , and has no other effects.
Monsters of the same level and attributes can be compromise summoned and set without any conditions, and even if the stats are halved, there will still be Gunner Dragons that are higher than this card, so this condition is overkill.
Since it uses the power of summoning, its aptitude as various materials is low, and if you can't make full use of the fact that it's an Insect, you probably won't want to use it.

It is one of the regular subscription bonus cards, and although its own combat ability is low, it is an advanced Insect monster that can self-SS without depending on the situation of the opponent's field without consumption.
In addition, it has the effect of raising the level of his Insects, including himself, by one, making it suitable as a material for Rank 5 and 6X.
When using the effect, he always raises the level of all Insects by 1, so when using the Insect Deck as an X material, pay attention to the order of the monsters you put into play.
He is a material for Special Summon, and if a powerful EX monster that requires Insect appears, he is a good monster that will be the first candidate for the material.

A monster that cancels all the effects of monsters on each other's field by releasing itself at any time during the Main Phase of the turn it was summoned.
It's pretty peculiar and amazing that a mere low-ranking monster and an 18 RBI attacker can pull off such a powerful effect against those with resistance! ?
However, consuming summoning rights and board adverts and not being able to gain any advantage on their own seems like it would be pretty tough, and I don't think it would be possible to contribute to the creation of the initial moves that low-level monsters should definitely do. thing.
It would be nice if this card, which was NS in the second attack, could be used as a starting point for turning over the board, but on the contrary, if you get interrupted, you may end up despairing at the reality that you have no summoning right.
Well, it's not limited to this card, but it's a shame that having a Junk name isn't that big of an advantage.
In any case, it will be difficult to use it unless it is a deck that has too many summoning rights and can be expanded greatly, including the fact that you are lost.