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A trap card that allows you to shoot the effect of destroying two cards on the field with 1 Winged Beast on your field as the release cost.
It's the best stage for "Swift Birdman Joe", which is illustrated, and depending on his opponent's Deck, even the impeccable "D.D. Crow" can be attacked by Kamikaze.
It can also destroy cards in your field, so you can remove the monsters with permanent effects that are pushed, and you can also destroy back cards.
Duelists who played in the environment at that time would probably have no objection to the fact that in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, when it comes to "Kanebo to Oni", it means "Kodoba to Blackwing".
This card is similar to Offering to the Snake Deity, which has a similar effect, but is generally easier to use. It feels like a card for destroying.
It's not used much in Winged Beast's theme decks now, partly because it doesn't have a theme name, but it's still a very strong card when used against opponents, and it's a very disgusting card.
However, at the time when this card was prosperous, there were almost no Winged Beasts that could be effective by sending it to GY as a cost release. There are only 《Blackwing - Vayu the Emblem of Honor》and 《Blackwing - Zephyros the Elite》, and other than that, the cost is just a cost.

An important monster that can search for Nemeses monsters every turn with its activating effect as one of the four lower Nemeses with elemental attributes.
Access to Nemeses Corridor, which is used to bring out Thunder Dragon Colossus, and the superlative Nemeses Special Summon monster with powerful removal & SS meta abilities.
It was a pity that he was a race with almost no racial advantage at the time of his Pyro appearance, but in 2023, with the appearance of his Pyro version of "Reinforcement of the Army", "Bonfire", it was easy. A big turn into a searchable monster that can search.
Due to the strength of the monsters that can be brought in, there are expectations for further success as a Nemeses business trip set, which originally existed in a certain number.

A card in charge of her Monarch's LIGHT with 6 attributes, which appeared first among all "Monarch" series monsters.
Looking at the following 6-attribute Monarch monsters, this card alone is level 5, and while other Monarchs have a reasonable racial setting for attributes that matches the "Barrier Statue" series, this card is With Thunder instead of Fairy, it's possible that they didn't have their sights set on a series when this card was made.
The effect was solid and strong at the time, as it was a Tribute Summon-triggered monster removal, and its usefulness as a Tribute Summon-triggered effect was very high.
However, since the monsters in your own field are also subject to the forced effect, it is charming that there were cases where it self-destructed.
Even among the 6-attribute Monarchs that should be in the same row, there were Riser and Gaius that were stronger than this card in terms of removal methods, so when Gaius appeared, it was almost never used as a Monarch monster. It's gone.
Perhaps because of the large disparity between Monarchs with the same 6 attributes, the higher class "Zaborg the Mega Monarch" is given a special ability that is completely different from other superlative Monarchs that have extended their original abilities. This gives it an overwhelming personality that sets it apart from other top-level Monarchs.
Now, going back to the topic of this card, compared to Riser and Gaius, it's not an unbearably bad effect, just that it's not unbearably bad.
Perhaps because of his solid, easy-to-understand and strong abilities, he was imported as a Legend card when his original Monarch monster group appeared in Rush Duel.
In addition, his vassal, Mithra the Thunder Vassal, is a female monster, and because of his distinctive hairstyle that is thought to be in the image of "Thunder-sama", he is called "erotic broccoli". is.

A Quick-Play Spell that was included in the regular pack as one of the No Rare cards at the end of the 5th term.
Compared to Scapegoat, which has the same restrictions on the activation turn and has a similar effect, it is inferior in that it has two fewer tokens to be Special Summoned, and superior in that it can be released for Tribute Summon only for DARK monsters.
Depending on the deck you use, how different the tokens' races and attributes will affect you.
The fact that there are two tokens that come out is also an advantage that you can use it without worrying about the pressure of the field rather than over there where you have to Special Summon four depending on the situation. There were times when it was an advantage, but now that the L summoning system has been introduced and excellent faces are available, there are few situations where it can be used as a priority over that one.
If he uses this card, he who has special circumstances such as being unable to special summon or lacking the means to do so will be in his deck to advance DARK monsters.

One of the Lightsworns that can do indeterminate GY fertilization from the top of his deck while having an untargeted all-purpose removal effect with a reverse triggered effect.
It's a reverse effect, so it doesn't have a sense of speed, but the effect itself is quite strong, so it has been used in various types of decks for a long time since its introduction.
It's low level and has low stats, so it can be said that one of the reasons for its popularity is that it's highly suitable as an S material that can be Special Summoned by his GY with a tuner that has a fishing effect.
If you turn your attention to Beast, it's definitely an option to set with the effect of 《Super-Nimble Mega Hamster》.

As a racial search spell, Warrior's Reinforcement of the Army, Dinosaur's Fossil Dig, Beast-Warrior's Fire Formation - Tenki, Cyberse's Cynet Mining, and his Sea Serpent version of it. card.
By the way, in 2023 he also has a Pyro version of Bonfire.
This card has a name Turn 1 to activate + requires a specified exclusion cost for GY, so it has a major drawback as a search spell that is difficult to use as a first move. It also works as a combo card if there is a way to use it in reverse.
Regarding the search target, there is already an absolute existence of 《Deep Sea Diva》, and it can also be used in [Atlantean] which has 《Neptabyss, the Atlantean Prince》.
At the moment, there aren't many search targets, but since it's a type of card that only has potential in the future, 10 points would be fine.

One of the 6 attribute Primordial "Monarch" monsters that is in charge of his WATER.
It has the strongest ability to gain a numerical advantage among the six, and it boasts high popularity in the duel scene at the time due to its flexible specification that allows you to freely select up to 2 pieces from his Spell Trap cards on the field. I was.
On the other hand, since it is not an ability that interacts with monsters, it tends to be overpowered by Riser and Gaius, who have a strong removal method by touching both the front and back even if the number of removals is small.
To put it bluntly, it's pretty rare these days to be able to destroy two set bags without activating both.
Isn't it only when the opponent is very reluctant to use his Counter Trap, which has a high cost like a declaration or notification, on a monster of this level?
Tribute Summon triggering effect to split back is a way to split summons, negate monster effects, summon reaction type removal traps, etc. Due to their low aptitude and the high risk associated with consuming summons, such cards are becoming less popular.
It's not bad for destroying two face-up cards such as Continuous Spell or Continuous Trap, and it might be good to use it with fragrance.

A card that was once used as a generic removal trap.
In a sense, it is a miracle card that has all the basic elements of a removal trap, such as attack-reactive and targeted effect destruction, but it is also true that there was a time when this card was strong enough.
In Rush Duel, it was imported as a legend card on the same level as Mirafo, but after that, a special name designation support not found in OCG appeared.

It is a remake monster of "Beast King Barbaros" recorded in the last regular pack of the 10th term, and it features a card name that is just replaced by one letter from the card name over there.
By releasing monsters in your field so that the total level is 8 or more, you can self-SS from your hand, and after entering the field, you can destroy the cards on your opponent's field with multiple removal effects and global attack effects. Exert proficiency.
Since this card itself can be used for "Barbaros", which is removed from the field or his GY as a cost to demonstrate multiple removal effects, it is impressive that it can be used together with "Skill Drain", which is compatible with the original Barbaros. .
It has heavier footwork than the original Barbaros, but it has a proper self-SS ability, and since it can peel off its back and has an all-out attack effect, its combat ability is also higher.
The original Barbaros is a level 8 monster that can be put into play without release, and since it is his Barbaros monster, it is also the best GY cost for releasing and removing effects for this card to self-SS.
Currently, there are very few types of Barbaros monsters, and it is difficult to say that it is an easy-to-handle card because of the lack of search methods, but the Barbaros monster group is more fulfilling than now, and especially when released or removed, the effect is triggered. A card that should shine even more if something like that comes out.

A Level 8 Beast-Warrior monster with an ATK of 3000 that can be Normal Summoned and Special Summoned in Yu-Gi-Oh R.
He can also Normal Summon without release, and his original ATK will be changed and lowered, but his ATK is still 1900, so at the time of its introduction, it was popular as one of the GS monsters. I was very active.
On the other hand, by adding 1 Release and Tribute Summoning, he has the effect of clearing the opponent's field, so he erases the raison d'etre of the preceding 《Gilford the Lightning》and 《Moisture Creature》. Lost card and exclusive reputation.
It is also popular as a Level 8 monster that can be put into the field without accidents because it can be compromised summoned. By negate, it is a card that can be put into play like a lower class monster, but it is also strong that you can easily return it to its original ATK of 3000.
I feel like it's a card that's been adjusted so well that I don't care about the small details of having a weapon that seems to have a piercing ability but not having a piercing effect.
Above all, the illustrations are amazing, and by choosing this for the colors of the spear and shield, the whole picture looks great.

It is one of the three "Butterspy" monsters that exist at the time of evaluation, but everything from the details of the effect to be exerted from the activation conditions to the specifications of the effect such as targeting and turn 1 are all weak, and the minimum combat personnel and A card with no salvation, a status that is doubtful even if it becomes a wall.
Even though there are only 3 types of theme monsters, it's not funny that there are already normal ones out of the adoption range.
Oh, and even with recent cards, it's a bit of a stretch to lump them together with a card like this, but there's something like "Mannadium Fearless"...
As for this card, if you can kill even one of the opponent's monsters in combination with the weakening effect, it's all right.

At the time of evaluation, there are 3 "Butterspy" monsters, all of which are level 4. With his highest ATK of 1800 RBI, he can Normal Summon.
Aside from that, there's nothing else to look at, and all the effect text is a bonus.
For the time being, it can be used with your own monsters other than "Butterspy", and you can use it in conjunction with monsters with direct attack abilities, but it's hard to see the value in using it, and it's an effect that targets, so it doesn't work against strong enemies. .

It is one of the theme "Butterspy" monsters that has been used by characters who are from anime and are not guest characters, and among the ones that have been turned into OCG, it is one of the most unfortunate and neglected theme "Butterspy" monsters. A monster that can be taken to the stage.
It has the ability to self-SS from the hand in response to Warrior's NS, and with this, it can be connected to the X summon of Photon Alexandra Queen.
However, since this card is a Special Summon monster that cannot be Normal Summoned, it is not possible to react to Aururi A's NS and turn Aururi B in your hand into your own SS.
Eh, it's not that good... Read the effect texts of his two other Butterspy monsters that currently exist.
It was really a relief that he was designated as Warrior's NS because there were too few butterspies, and if he was designated as Butterspy, he would definitely have less than 2 points, including the fact that he would not be willing to fight himself.

A rank 4X monster with a top-notch removal effect that specifies 2 super third-rate theme monsters as X materials at the time of evaluation.
The effect that the rank 4X of 2 materials with moderate ATK can produce with 1 X material is nothing but an exceptional bounce of all monsters in each other's field.
However, there are currently only 3 "Butterspy" monsters designated as X materials, and each card power is as low as a demon, and he has no support for Spell Trap cards, and has abilities suitable for deployment. is only 《Blue Mountain Butterspy》.
The whole bounce effect itself is powerful, but it's an activation effect that can only be used during your own turn, and it doesn't have a Chaink Rose effect. It's hard to say that it's a card that you want to play with and use it later by giving it X material in a different way.
In Akatsuki, where "Butterspy" has been re-strengthened on a large scale, it is likely that a rank 4X monster in charge of interfering that can move during the opponent's turn will definitely appear, so this card will be in charge of turning from the second attack to EX Deck. It will be handled to the extent of whether or not one card will be adopted for
This card doesn't have a "Butterspy" name, so even if a Field Spell or Counter Trap that specifies it comes out, I can't get the benefit of it or fulfill the activation conditions. I will put it away.

His ATK 1800 + monster sideways effect + his Cyberse attack, including himself, penetrates the monsters laid down, which is likely to be in the non-themed GS monsters before the 3rd term. card to have.
The restriction that you can only attack monsters that have been laid down was quite unnecessary, but the target monster has battle destruction resistance, and by inflating one of your girlfriend's Cyberse greatly, it can lead to a large LP cut.
《Cyberse Enchanter》has value in the fact that it is an L material that has been named in order to demonstrate its true potential, and it is a strong one even though it was half-forced to make it a “necessary card”.
Really? You may think that, but at least it is definitely stronger than Madolche Puddingcess.
Unfortunately, the enchanter that comes out is far from Chocoara, so it can't be helped.