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I didn't get the Performapal name, but it's a regular subscription benefit card that has a highly versatile effect that doesn't affect races or attributes.
The defensive performance is inferior to the fader, which deals completely 0 damage, but since the effect is activated during damage calculation, it is less likely to be disturbed than over there, and this can be activated even if there are monsters on the field if you are in a situation where you receive battles damage. .
That's how you end the Battle Phase, and on the turn you return, you'll use this card and other monsters that escaped being attacked as materials for Release and Special Summon, but this card is Since it has the effect of making it the same level as the monsters on your field, it is particularly suitable as an X material.
It doesn't work to the point of applause, but I think it's a good monster to consider.

When Tribute Summoning a top-level Plant, two units will be released, but the reality is that there are very few top-level Plants that need it.
After all, as long as there is a super-useful monster like Ronfa, the minimum requirement is that it must be SS or not NS to have any effect, and yet it's hard to say that it's a strong monster...
Perhaps because the use of the effect is too small, my RBI is relatively high for a mere release member, so I feel like I'm somehow avoiding 1 point.
To be honest, it's common knowledge that there aren't many special cards for regular subscription benefits, and it's a well-known fact that it's normal operation, but this card is one of the special cards that hits the dark ages.

The VJ accessory card released in August 2021 is a LIGHT Fairy monster associated with Strak R released in the same month.
A monster that has the dynamic effect of SSing her LIGHT monsters of higher grade or higher from her hand by being SSed, and in exchange for losing her LP equal to her original ATK, doubling her ATK during that turn.
The higher the RBI of the summoned monster, the higher the cost and return. Nibiru with ATK 6000, Jizkiel with ATK 6600, etc. can appear and attack continuously.
In particular, if the effect of this card played with the effect of 《Condemned Maiden》succeeds in bringing down Christia during the opponent's turn, many deployment Decks will be in a situation that can only be described as abysmal.
However, since Special Summon is performed from the hand, it is natural to have to hold a monster that is worth putting out even if you lose a little LP. Since it is categorized as "cards that do not have the effect of self-SSing," including the fact that it is not a monster that belongs to the theme, its operation tends to be unstable depending on other cards.
Although the other effect also responds to suicide attacks and destruction by own effects, it is possible to exclude GY Fairies other than yourself by triggering destruction on the field, and to search by referring to their levels, The effect cannot be used alone, and it is necessary to devise a way to actively activate it and access the card in your mind.
Not only is this card's style of making the summoned large monsters stronger to fight, but it's a card that doesn't like the low self-power of leaving everything up to the activation conditions of the two effects to others.

A low-ranking Spellcaster monster with unsurpassed strength.
It is a mysterious look-alike that many people prefer to the original BMG.
Even with this level of performance, it seems there was a time when his level 4 Spellcaster was useful...
It has a devoted effect that accepts attacks instead of allies, and is the pioneer of the one that prevents anyone from being attacked when multiple are lined up.
However, even with that, it is too half-baked offense and defense, and it is difficult to receive attacks from attackers because it does not have battle destruction resistance, and even if you try to use it properly, it will be almost useless.

A low-class wall monster with a defense power of 2200 used by the rare hunters in the original Battle City arc.
It appeared in DM3 before it became OCG, and at that time it was level 5, so it became suspicious, but it was safely converted to OCG at level 4, and furthermore, it was given an additional merit effect.
However, for some reason, the additional effect is an offensive effect that allows you to attack directly by paying the LP cost, which is the exact opposite of its role as a wall.
Since it is a Machine, it corresponds to 《Limiter Removal》, but his original ATK is low, and there are several low-level monsters in Machine that can attack directly without paying the LP cost, so this card does not have to be. I don't think so.
2200 DEF is still a fairly high number for a low class monster, but there are Bomb Spiders and 《Mixeroid》among low class Machines with 2200 DEF, so this is the overall rating for this card without any particular strengths. I feel like I'm doing my best.

The one and only vanilla Fairy monster created by Venus.
The combat ability is low, and Venus will call all three in one turn and use them all as materials for various releases and his Special Summon.
You want to avoid drawing more than 2 cards in your first hand, but on the contrary, if you start with Venus & Sphere 0 in your first hand, the advantage acquisition power will be tremendous.

When it first appeared, it received a lot of praise for its hard-to-understand behavior of playing with a mysterious ball without any purpose, and for that reason, you have to put up to 3 poor vanilla monsters, which you absolutely shouldn't draw directly. One of the Agent monsters whose evaluation exploded with the appearance of X and Link.
After all, there is no limit on the number of times it can be used, the activation cost is LP, so the number of cards increases the more you activate it, the effect touches the Deck, and in the worst case, even if you pull the sphere directly, you can deploy it without any problems. It is also a good impression that this card itself has a moderate fighting ability.
I still don't want to pull the sphere directly, but the recovery method at that time and the means to call Venus itself into the field are considerably more complete than when it first appeared. You can use it as a discard pile such as.
There was nothing wrong with what you were doing.

It is a general-purpose trap that can be activated from one of the few cards in the same hand as 《Infinite Impermanence》・《Evenly Matched》.
The effect itself is Dust Tornado, which can only destroy face-up Spell Trap, but it can be used for multiple defenses by permanent meta Spells and Traps that were put up early, and for some Decks that use Pendulum Summon, Field Spell, and Continuous Spell as engines. very effective against
It is also useful as a card to draw the self-SS trigger of Multifaker and Arlequino, and it can be said that you want to put it in the main or side depending on the environment.
Well, but it's really hard to come up with a trap card that can be activated from your hand...

As of 2021, it is a penetrating frog that boasts the highest RBI of a junior frog, but unfortunately it has no other effects.
He's level 2, the same as other Gaeru, so he's able to cooperate with him, and under the influence of 《Wetlands》, he can operate as a high-scoring low-level attacker.
It's a monster whose frog name is more important than the performance itself, but it feels like it's rarely used because of its old-fashioned performance that is too different from what the current frog is looking for.
It seems that the illustration that is too different from other frog monsters is not very popular.

Psychic's ultimate secret tool.
A Psychic equipped with this will not need to pay LP to activate its own effect, but of course the Psychic itself has been adjusted in anticipation of that, so Psychic that pays LP and activates on the field There is no such thing as a convenient Burn monster with an unlimited number of effects or a monster with handicap, and 《Mind Master》with SS effect is still a banned card.
So what if he turns to a non-Psychic monster that doesn't have a limit on the number of times you can activate an effect that pays LP to activate?
Now, even if you don't use Continuous Trap, which is difficult to search and slow like DNA Surgery, you can change the race of one monster to any race because there is a general-purpose Link 2 monster called Reprodocus. It's easy.
And this card itself is Equip Spell, which is the easiest spell card to search and salvage.
I don't know, it's quite a difficult story in the current era of the big name turn 1, but I think you can see that it's a card with infinite possibilities.

From the illustrations that seem to have little to do with magic counters, it is a monster with an attacker disposition that demonstrates super low-tech effects using magic counters.
It would be difficult to find a role other than a card that can put magic counters on it.
At least it's too inefficient to stack magic counters with its own effects.

A hand trigger monster that negates and destroys monster effects that can only be used in his Deck, commonly known as Bardek.
Since it negates the activation, it can be activated even with damages, and unlike Veiler, it can be activated at any time, and you can catch the hand effect and his GY effect, and it is difficult to deal with Nibiru, which is difficult to deal with with γ. Excellent.
Also, since it's difficult to recruit on a business trip like γ, it's good in that it's difficult to get caught in elimination, but it also has the disadvantage that the disadvantage when you get hit by the grave is quite large.
Fairy-centric Decks, of course, have the potential to cause some accidents, but they can also be used in Decks like Madolche and Fluffal, which have several Fairies as main monsters in the main Deck.
For some reason, including being a tuner, I would be happy if there was a hand trigger that could be activated even from the opponent's first turn without depending on the situation of the field, and it would be difficult to use anywhere else. I think it's representative.

A monster with a very valuable effect that pumps all specific monsters just by existing in GY.
GY: There are many activation effects and trigger effects that activate, but most of the effects that do not activate are also treated as "○○" cards, so this is a fairly unique card.
The increase value per card is low, and the effect can be easily erased by exclusion cards, but the high rarity is evaluated and given this score.
However, since the rule effects that can be said to be permanent effects in GY are almost inviolable, it is also a card that receives the impression that it is not possible to set a very powerful effect at a seemingly lonely increase of 300. .

Other than effects that can only be activated once during a duel, effects that continue to interfere with the rules throughout the duel are rare in their own right, but I don't think there will be strong cards at all. .
Even the effects that continue to be applied without being activated as long as you exist in GY are all effects that are treated as "○○" cards, and there are few strong effects, and the total number itself is small in the first place. You can see how powerful and dangerous residual effects that can't be neutralized by removing them or using card effects that were introduced later.

The effect it exerts is that the opponent can't do any NS or SS for one turn.
However, the activation conditions are quite strict, and since it is a trap that can only be used at a limited time during your own turn, even if you can set it on the first turn of the attack, you cannot prevent the development of the opponent's return turn, and this card is face down. You also have to deal with removal cards against
Well, if it weren't for these conditions, I think it would have already been banned, just like the cold wave, so in that sense, it's a card that has been adjusted correctly.