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A torture device that changes its usage depending on the size of the target monster.
As expected, it can't be helped against multi-piece golems.
Currently, there are many more useful defensive traps than this, but I am quite impressed with the specifications suitable for Rock Burn, which properly seals the target monster's movement and continues to inflict pain as long as it is on the field.
There were a lot of cards like this that had the effect of "No, no, it doesn't even block attacks"...
Preventing monster effects, releases, and various materials for Special Summons would be unthinkable for cards at this time.

Rather than lending a helping hand to a dying monster, you give up all the lifelines of the advantage of your own hand.
However, since it is the result of being completely forced on the demerits that Macyla had in the original work, it is a part that cannot be helped.

Fusion-related cards such as Devifla and Future Fusion have a history of creating dangerous cards that are always related to regulations, but this card is one of them and is still a banned card in 2021 Normal Spell.
The effect is a powerful effect of calling a Fusion Monster of the same level as the released monster from EX.
When this card was still alive, there were Sausak, who could turn sheep tokens into removal cards, Dark Balter, who could stop Normal Spells indefinitely, and a few Sydra-related Fusion Monsters with a high degree of murderous intent. In the current environment, there are so many ways to put high-level monsters on the field that are suitable for releasing this card, and Fusion Monsters with brutal suppressive effects that come out in that way are plentiful.
Currently, there are many powerful Spell cards that surpass this card (I think). When you say it, it feels like it's not going to be a bit.
Considering that there are monsters like Bubbleman Neo that directly specify this card as a summoning condition, and there are monsters that can't even be OCGized like Clay Guardman, I wondered if there was a good ending. put away.

An undead monster that serves as a fusion material for 《Reaper on the Nightmare》.
Other than that, they are monsters that are neither more nor less than the undead versions of the direct attackers such as 《Leghul》and 《Queen's Double》that appeared in Season 1.
You can receive a lot of undead support, but it was really lonely after the 3rd season.

A monster that becomes a patrol robot with enhanced status and effects.
It would be nice if monsters with other useful effects have some kind of effect, but it feels like it can't be helped if this is the only effect.

A large monster with 30 RBI that was used by Malik in the original Battle City arc, and which has also been turned into a toy.
Due to its summoning conditions, it can kill even monsters with complete resistance, except for those with a very small resistance to release resistance, like Kaiju and Ratama, and it is also effective in a formation that overwhelms multiple monsters.
This has the disadvantage that NS is sealed, and compared to Kaiju, which can be released from 1 body and the summoning right is not taken away, it is difficult to handle, and it is necessary to release 3 bodies, but since it is treated as NS, it is also strong against SS sealing. Compared to Ragyoku, the Suppressive Penetration is lower, but I think this card has enough strength to be just as good as them.
It will give the opponent a monster with 30 hit points, but the opponent will receive effect damage every turn as long as this monster is followed, and since this monster has no particular resistance, bounces and control change systems will be used. It is also effective to take it back with an effect, or to make it the target of your own card effects that refer to destruction triggers and ATK.

Among the DT themes, he seems to believe in "variety rather than quality", and this card is one of the service cards for all VJ applicants. is a Naturia monster with
While it's not an effect that touches the deck like Cliff, it misses the timing when used for various materials for Special Summon. ….
It feels like everything is ruined because of the excellent activation conditions, and there is no name for Turn 1. It's lonely around here again.

A high-ranking dark demon who is also a high-ranking monster with piercing and was designed to be a companion to Star Seraph's girlfriend Parshath.
It is common to the point that the ruby of katakana is shaken to the card name of kanji that represents your own job.
Against his Parshath which draws 1 for battles damage, we can put 1 handicap.
Since it doesn't have the name Turn 1, it's effective to line up multiple cards or play around with them during the Battle Phase.
However, despite being a high-class monster with no self-SS effect, its RBI is even lower than his Parshath, and as a result, even an 18-RBI attacker can take a trade-off, which is a flaw.
Fiend Support is much more complete than when it first appeared, so it's easy to put it on the field. It will be quite difficult to keep it in place until you can get it.
Although it was created as a companion to Parshath, not only does it not have a single derivative monster, it has never appeared in the Spell Trap card illustration, and has been reprinted only once. and an unfortunate general.

One of the three copies of the first half of the 2021 subscription benefit that was solidified by the Yu-Gi-Oh R source is the advanced puppet monster used by Reiko Kitamori.
It has the same self-SS effect as Puppet King, who self-SS in response to the opponent's monster search, and in conjunction with that, you can special summon a level 7 earth warrior from your hand or her GY.
ATK is not as high as Puppet King, and it is not high as a high-level monster, but it does not self-destruct like over there, and it also exerts a trigger effect that deploys monsters when it is self-SS.
Puppet King is exactly the level 7 earth warrior specified by this card, and with the additional effect of naming Puppet King first, he can pump his own earth warrior's ATK by 1000, so at least his ATK 3800 King and 3200 Queen will stand side by side.
However, despite the fact that the self-SS effect is a difficult activation condition to use on his own turn, neither himself nor the king have effects or resistance that will put pressure on the opponent's turn, so it is a level 7 earth warrior that can be Special Summoned. Including the lack of options, there will be many situations where it will only be to develop a simple wall.
I have to prepare a Warrior that can be Special Summoned in my hand or GY, and since the level of this card and the ground warrior to be Special Summoned do not match, I can't use it as a rank 7X material or share effects that refer to level 7. where it will be.
The Special Summon effect is activated by summons including his Tribute Summon and his Special Summon other than his own SS. I want to aim for the launch at.

One of the monsters used by Tenma Yako in Yu-Gi-Oh R, whose name, level, offense and defense, and illustration only appeared.
There were other monsters called "Cassimolar" and " Super War-Lion5 ", but this time only this monster is OCG.
In addition to the stable low-class 18 RBI, the summoning trigger effect increases the RBI in proportion to the number of types of monsters in his GY, and if there is even one monster in GY, it will be 19 RBI.
In addition, he can lower the defense of one monster other than himself every turn by his own ATK, and the monster whose defense has become 0 will be blown up.
The two effects work in tandem, and by activating the effect once, you can extend the range up to the point of removal by increasing the number of RBIs raised by your own effect. can be killed with a single blow, so you can easily kill small, medium, and large attackers who have high ATK but low defensive power.
Of course, it doesn't work against his Link Monsters that don't have DEF or monsters that originally had 0 DEF.
However, it seems that it is somewhat deceiving because it is a low-level monster with a moderately high attack and defense, but for the RBI increase effect that does not have much explosive power, the effect lasts only that turn, or if the defense power cannot be reduced to 0 It's an effect that has little effect on monsters in Attack Position, but even if it can't be destroyed, it won't be able to attack itself that turn.
Normal Summon It's a limiter for the hit points and effects that low-level monsters can have. In spite of the.
Attackers with general-purpose effects that are independent and can't be general-purpose basically can't be treated well, and on top of that, they're dark demons...
If it was around the same time as Breaker or Kaiku, wouldn't it be pretty strong? That's what it feels like, how many years ago is it?
That said, I wouldn't like it if this card, which was NS attacked second, could easily sink system monsters and large monsters. I thought it might be good

The only low-level monsters of the Dark Machine Monsters "Motor Monsters" used by Bandit Keith in Yu-Gi-Oh R have appeared as regular subscription benefits.
Manga cards are no longer used as cards attached to VJs, and can only be digested on a whim with Korepa (Anichrome) or PP. A certain subscription benefit slot is a blessing.
The effect is to create one Machine token in your field no matter how you send GY from the field, and the token will come out in Attack Position, so if you leave it alone, you may receive a large amount of battles damage. However, since it can be used for anything, including material for releases and special summons, if you are special summoned on your turn, you can just use it for something.
However, on the same machine, tokens can be generated by sending GY from the hand or deck, and the token's battle position can be freely set, so it is easy to use the effect to make it a wall during the opponent's turn. Since Orion exists, I feel compelled to evaluate it as a super-degraded version of Orion.
Compared to Orion, this is still a status where the main body can function as a combat personnel and a wall, and in addition, I would like to differentiate myself with the status of a level 4 dark machine that can deal with things like Black Bomber.
It's not weak, but if you think about what it should be used for, and if you think about whether Orion has priority over Orion, you can say that it's a troublesome and unfortunate monster.
If Orion is regulated, or if a Link 1 monster that can be Link Summoned with just this monster appears, the evaluation may change somewhat.

Appeared in Season 3 along with Spirit Reaper, it is a representative of the low-level monsters with battle destruction resistance in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, and is the monster Yugi used in the original King's Memories.
As a merit effect other than battle destruction resistance, it also has the effect of returning 1000 effect damage when hit in the set state.
It does a decent amount of damage, but it's basically a one-time effect, and it's a lot less impactful than Ghost Handes. I win in the goodness of
In addition to being unconditionally and infinitely undestroyed by battle, low-level monsters with no other drawbacks were very valuable existences that didn't appear for a long time after that, and were useful in the environment at the time, along with the spirits of the dead.
That one is her DARK and this one is LIGHT.

A level 8 Dark Dragon that can self-SS regardless of the number or type of monsters in its field.
However, if you SS with this effect, all your monsters other than yourself will be blown up, so if you use it properly, you will not be able to avoid a disadvantage.
Also, his ATK is low as a superlative monster, so he can not expect much success in battle, so it is premised on using it for various materials, but since he himself kicks his friends during his own SS, his own SS Afterwards, you will need to prepare a monster on your field with some kind of effect.
It also has the effect of link summoning Dragon Link using your own monsters, including yourself, as material during the opponent's turn. In addition to being limited to the DARK of , it is necessary to prepare monsters that will be used as materials together with this effect later on.
With cards that create synergies, such as using monsters that are resistant to effect destruction, destroying monsters with effect destruction trigger effects such as Rokket, which is a group of Dark Dragon monsters, and making use of being a Dark 8 Dragon. If you don't use it at the same time, it won't be as good as Sage who also destroys cards and self-SS.

A special fusion spell that allows you to fusion summon monsters using D-HERO, which allows deck fusion, instead of being able to use monsters on the field as fusion materials.
There are only a handful of monsters that can be fusion summoned, but there can be no objection to the fact that Deck fusion is powerful, and the disadvantage of Special Summon is that it only applies after activation, and its content is so heavy. not a thing
There are many monsters in D-HERO such as Diabo and Disk, whose work starts when sent to GY, and her deck fusion with them is excellent.
And above all, it is a Fusion Spell that is very compatible with Anaconda, and it also has an effect that puts pressure on the opponent's turn. With the appearance of Phoenix Guy, it can be said that it has suddenly become a card to watch out for.
Postscript: In the January 2022 revision, it was banned from unlimited to one shot.
Dragoon & Anaconda & Refu all restricted! ! →It doesn't make any sense! ! It seems that the tragedy of the past was not repeated.
Until the day Desfeni is banned, it will probably stay in the fridge...

In this pack, cards such as Swordsoul and Topologic that had name-specific effects were created on cards and card groups that did not have name-specific effects, and Sunseed, which is specified by this card, is one of them.
At worst, its effect is to recruit vanilla Sunseed earth spirits and work as well as Unexpected Dai, and if Sunavalon link is out, the recruitment target will be expanded, and the self-harm effect received after that will be increased. Damage is also a flawless card that allows him to trigger the effect of Sunavalon Link Monster.
His GY effect is also a good one for his GY effect coupled with this high quality main effect of protecting Plantlinks from being destroyed, and would definitely be a 3-card must-have in a Sunavalon Deck.
In terms of increasing stability, it is totally ant to use it together with 《Unexpected Dai》.