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4000 burns to thunderbolt. It is full of God without stingy.
However, it is somewhat difficult to use for the purpose of burning or removing, considering the conditions and cost, and it can be said that it is a support for Obelisk by Obelisk of Obelisk.
In addition, the combination with "Fist of Fate" complements each other's weaknesses well (if you close your eyes to the severity of the conditions), it's quite a good match.

Looking only at the effect, it's 《Book of Eclipse》+ a hurricane limited to the front side. A flashy festival card that can even turn your hand gun down. Reflecting the chaos loop, Flip Monster has an extremely unusual name, Turn 1 Restriction.
Well, there are various effects, but the meaning is reset and reload of all effects. An effect that makes all cards on the field lose their effects in some way and become reactivable. I think that this guy is also a member of the pot around having a rough and wide-ranging influence.
In other words, it's a terrifying effect that takes advantage of flip cards, but it's his Flip Monster. It is difficult to activate it actively, and it is quite a problem child that it is easy to carry the tempo loss if it is your turn to activate it actively.
However, just like the Metapo of yesteryear, it is an existence that evokes caution against set monsters from a five-minute state, so I think it is worth weighing it against the summoning right.
In order to use it actively, as the name suggests, he takes advantage of the synergy with Flip Monster, and the continuous spell, which has been increasing in recent years and has effect processing when activated, is also compatible. This itself is strong against negation because it comes out on the field with a normal summon by set, and it also has a meta beat aptitude because it has a self-bounce element.
As an aside, the returned Spell Trap and the downed Spell Trap can of course be different, so you can say "I'm not saying that the trump card is down".

A card that shined conspicuously in a bad way even among Lloyd, who was originally in a delicate position. Even back then, vanilla Fusion Monsters had no reason to exist, and if things weren't done well, it would even be said that the material was stronger.
I also experienced the humiliation of watching the activities of my seniors, who had come to the spring of my world, with my fingers in my mouth.
Currently, he has obtained a tailor-made partner called "Ready Fusion" and a mobile base, and has successfully avenged his defeat.

The oldest in the metacard world. Its power is still undiminished.
In Yu-Gi-Oh, which advocates the settlement by fist-fighting between monsters, the effect of negate is extremely strong, and it is a card that must be kept in mind as a virtual enemy when building a Deck.
Despite having such influence, it is far from being regulated, and even when it is subject to semi-restrictions, it is immediately dismissed, and the darkness is deep, demonstrating the first time in "Dark King of the Abyss".
However, there are many loopholes in the effect, and if you understand the rules firmly, you will almost never be cornered to the point of malfunctioning with just one card. Knowing what works and what doesn't work on his deck and then going into a duel is a full-fledged duelist.

As the name suggests, it is a general-purpose rank 2X that makes the opponent spirited away.
High stats for rank 2, non-destructive removal and versatile performance as well as materials. A suicide attack can achieve complete spirited away, but there are many scenes where a one-turn exit is enough even if it doesn't go that far, so I think it's better to be aware that complete removal is "not impossible".
As a rank 2 removal, Saint Lair rises to the challenge. In contrast to the simple is best Saint Rare, this one has a wide range of combos and individual performance.

One of the excellent ace cards from Strok.
The card in his hand was a Special Summon, but he was discarded during the procedure, and he was able to behave in a way that made him feel uncomfortable, such as being Special Summoned by GY, so he was called a rare arbitration for a while. Actually, it's not a special ruling or anything, it's just following the basic principle that it's OK as long as there is no contradiction when processing the effect. It was a tragedy due to the fact that there were many Yu-Gi-Oh newcomers (= beginners) and the appearance of cards with confusing behavior overlapped. However, it seems that Konami did not take this matter as a reason to reflect on when they released Scepter Throne, which later showed behavior that was even more difficult to understand.
Currently, with the standardization of the text, the behavior when this card is used as a cost is clearly specified, so it is now an old story.

Mahaviro, the poor Deck ace of yesteryear, is back.
Every time the equipment card increases, the hit point and interference resistance are added, and the damage is doubled to the hit point that finally reaches 10,000, and it becomes the power of a one-hit kill.
However, if you try to win with this card, you will notice that there are a lot of gimmicks required. The reason for this has already been explained by many evaluations. In this point, it clearly loses to the remake source, so is it unavoidable to be severely criticized?

A card with something that smells like a phony.
The higher the number of monsters, the more freedom you have in combining them, and conversely, the lower the number, the narrower the choices. Rongomi-san would be a strong candidate. For the time being C No. I can't call it, but is the umami weak due to the material? On the contrary, it is excellent as a means to call the rank up source.
There is no other card that allows you to freely create numbers like this, and it is a dream packed with the ability to operate according to your purpose, whether it is a Gachi Deck or a Fun Deck.
Needless to say, the pressure on the frame is terrible, and it is difficult to activate it over and over again, but on the contrary, all EX frames are No. By filling it with , you can maximize the range of options and even stack 3 on the actual route, so you can make pretty nasty moves with a specialized deck.
As for pledges, it's a serious inconvenience for decks, but it's not a problem for fan decks.

Goblin's card for his Goblin by his Goblin.
Needless to say, it's not a performance that can withstand actual battles, but it is written that he can be used as a set with the Goblin assault force from every corner of the card, so it seems that it was created with that intention.
If you put it in his Goblin deck and put it on the field with the Goblin assault force, any daredevil who knows his chivalry will obediently attack you.

Earthbound Immortal is the strongest tomato lover.
There are endless questions about what discussions took place among the OCG staff that led to this text, and whether there was any discussion in the first place.
For the time being, it's easy to just put it on the field to respond to the most search recruits in Earthbound Immortal.
Yubel? 　Malefic Cyber end? Chirashikan

At first, due to the pledge that it could not be released and could not attack, people said, "So what are you going to use it for?"
Of course, now it can be used as a material and hammered into GY, so it effectively serves as a material procurement and non-destruction removal effect. With the synchronization environment, the evaluation changes completely and it rises to the semi-essential level.
After the ZEXAL period, there were more cases where I couldn't use the monsters I took as materials due to the tight EX frame, and I was depressed again in the shadows, but with the appearance of Link Summoning, I recovered in a V-shaped manner. It's easy to forget about "can't be released" because it's too easy to deal with stolen monsters, so be careful depending on the deck you use. Seriously forgettable.

A superlative world hero who created an archetype called the Underworld Axis.
2 draws every time you meet the conditions and rough support like an old card. Duelists who were fed up with the misfortunes of the highest class monsters supported them and remained in the environment.
In that respect, it's a similar position to the Tomb, but it's his Continuous Spell, while it's easily searchable with his Field Spell. It has the advantage of being able to be stacked, but the high accident rate is still more than a weak point.
Since it is an old card, there is no one-turn limit for its activation. It wasn't necessary in the first place because you only have one summon per turn, but in the end it was an excellent adjustment. As the effect of increasing the summoning power given to future generations becomes more common, explosive ads with multiple activations will become a realistic line. It turned into an excellent draw engine with a tailwind.
Still, it's a great card that knows its own weight as it continues to support fan decks without picking a fight with the environment.

It's a disgrace to The Six Samurai, who were caught in the fashionable net and B district at the time.
It's a path that everyone has gone through to make one kill with United We Stand or Solidarity, but Nisashi-dono, who takes one extra step in preparation, is not suitable for it, and in fact eliminates the obstacles that stand in the enemy's line. I wonder if it's just that the original role is to pay for it.
Well, as time goes by, in the future world, The Six Samurai won't hit by itself in the first place, so the value of attacking twice is almost nothing. It's in contrast to Yaichi-dono and Kamon-dono who shined with the leverage of Legendary Six Samurai.
Probably no one will do it, but it works well with Gateway of the Six's strengthening effect, and if you feel like it, the one-kill double punch of yesteryear is no longer a dream. In my dreams... I don't know.

A mine that rises and falls with exclusion status.
Since most decks only have a few banishments at most, one shot from this card is a mystery, but macros and other large banishment decks can deal four-figure damage.
However, it still lacks firepower and was treated as a scumbag for a long time, but with the appearance of Strong Greed, the evaluation changed completely, side-in as a strong counter, and transformed into a large landmine that burns up duelists who let their guard down.
Strong Greed is a power card with high versatility, so it has a high adoption rate. I wonder if the Da Yiza Deck, which was trending for a while, could have lived a little longer without this card.

The symbol of Misawa's sin in the manga version.
Originally, it was only the resurrection of the original race called youkai, but with the OCG conversion, it changed to Zombie. This was wrong.
Due to the serialization period, the cards in the manga version were recorded a little later than the anime, but due to the bad timing, they showed great compatibility with the Synchro and Tuner introduced in 5Ds, pushing Synchro Undead to the top position. .
The potential that supported this prosperity has not faded even now, and supports Zombie's strongest golden signboard in GY utilization. In the old days, the materials for Synchro and Xyz Summoning were prepared, and now there are resurrection targets that can be used in the main, so the card power is increasing.
As an aside, he is like the first person who made a strong impression on "Youkai are Zombie", and as a result, he can be said to be a contributor who created the foundation for creating Mayakashi and youkai girls. In that sense, it is a sinful existence.