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Even if it was an Icejade monster, Aqua's Normal Monster that appeared in the first season would have been useless.
Mermaids can be Aqua or Fish, but this Aqua card can be produced by fusing a female monster and a Fish in the game.
He is not a fusion material with a designated name, and he was one of the low-class vanillas of WATER/Aqua, who made the largest group in the first season.
Even so, his ATK is higher than that of the low class 《Icejade Acti》and Tinora.
It is unknown whether it shoots thorns or sticks out its belly to attack.

He is the only Icejade monster that appears first, but this card, like his other Icejade monsters, is a deployment assistant and has low combat ability.
In addition, there is no self-SS effect and no work on the field, but instead, it has a hand effect that can be used as a launch pad to Special Summon her WATER monster in her hand by sending herself from her hand to her GY.
His WATER monster that can be Special Summoned is required in his hand, but there is no limit to the level or status of his WATER monster that can be Special Summoned, and this card itself can be searched in the cradle, so a relatively effective pair is It can be said that it is big that it is easy to make.
Including the other earliest Icejade monsters, you can't deploy from the Deck, so accidents in the initial move are likely to occur and consumption is intense, but you can deploy without using the summoning right, and send yourself to his GY and send him to him. I think it's a good effect to be able to prepare to activate the GY effect of.
I know it's too weak against rifts and macros that can't even activate its own hand effect, so let's put in traps that destroy them.
Icejade is a theme that was given only 3 main monsters with low combat ability and 1 search spell when it first appeared, but because of this, most of the effect's application range extends not only to Icejade monsters but also to all WATER monsters. Therefore, depending on the future succession, there may be a future where the Icejade set will draw more hands in the WATER Deck.

One of the first two Icejade low class monsters to appear.
By paying the hand cost and sending yourself to her GY, you can revive any one WATER monster.
Since the Icejade monster has her GY effect as a common effect, the effect of being able to actively send her GY while special summoning the monster is a useful effect.
There is no specified type of card that can be used as a hand cost, and it can be used as a general resurrection card in the WATER Deck.
However, sending your hand to GY is a cost, a Special Summon effect that targets GY's monsters, and sending yourself to his GY is an effect, negate cards and Friche's removal effect on the field, The downside is that it's easy to step on any kind of interference with the GY meta.
Especially if the target monster in the grave is moved from her GY, you will lose the hand cost and you will only be sent to her GY. If it was, it would be the worst situation.
If GY has at least one WATER monster that can be targeted, it can also be selected as a target for the WATER monster that was used as a hand cost. I want to choose a certain card... it's obvious.

There is no name Turn 1, there are no activation costs, activation conditions, other processing such as discarding cards from the hand or returning them to his Deck, but there are no additional effects such as the GY effect, and it is really just a conditional search that just searches. Normal spells.
However, if there is nothing like 《Medallion of the Ice Barrier》, it feels strange.
Icejade that is already in the field or GY will be repelled from the search target, but it is a constraint that you do not have to worry about when making the first move. It won't be much of a problem as it can disappear.
I would give him 10 points because of the existence of the search spell of the theme, which is absolutely indispensable, but the current monster group called Icejade is far from that.
I will evaluate it with expectations for the future that someday there will be a successor that matches the score I gave.

Although its own combat ability is low, it has two excellent effects that are very good at becoming various materials for Special Summon, such as deck rotation support, Blue D sacrifice, fusion and link materials. D.
There are many things I would like to say about how useful it is, but if I dare to summarize it simply, I can say that it is "a monster that keeps Diabo farther from being unrestricted".
However, if I hadn't planned to lift the restrictions on Diavo in the first place, it would be a happiness beyond description to receive something this good.

The new theme "Icejade" that appeared in the regular pack in July 2021, but only 3 monsters appeared in this pack, which will be the first battle.
Moreover, there are no monsters on the EX side, let alone monsters that can be called the ace of the theme, and the monsters on the main deck side have no mettle to fight themselves, only unique effects and common effects related to later developments. It doesn't even touch the Deck, and the effects that refer to Icejade play the same name card, so the current options are extremely limited. Oops.
This card's unique effect is to send her WATER monster in her hand to her GY by summoning trigger, and in addition, it is his Icejade monster that touches the top of the deck with 1 draw.
However, unlike the same low-grade 《Icejade Tinola》, there is no particular work on the field, and if you do not continue to do something with the effect of her discarded WATER monster or another effect, you will end up just changing your hand. .
Icejade has a GY triggering effect that Special Summons from the hand or GY an Icejade monster other than the same name that excludes itself when WATER is destroyed on the field, so use Icejade for WATER in the hand cost and use your own By adopting a card that can self-destruct such as a torrent funeral in the Deck, you can develop Icejade, which is a material for Special Summon, from your hand and GY.
In any case, as of July 2021, support from her other WATER monsters, as well as general-purpose EX monsters, will be indispensable, so let's look forward to the follow-up in October.
The monster itself is popular and highly evaluated by people involved in creation because of its fantastic and ephemeral expression, and its appearance as a chic and well-designed liquid girl that also incorporates black. It seems to be in

A Ritual Spell to get this card out, a Ritual Monster with his Rokket self-destruction tactic built into all two of his effects.
Special Summon can be captured without activation by the effect of 1, but if it is Special Summoned by a dedicated Ritual Spell, it will not be destroyed by battle with monsters that come out of EX, and the effects that those monsters activate will not occur at all. Since it is not affected, it is an excellent effect that makes it easy to negate monsters on the main Deck side and EX monsters with permanent effects and super resistance.
The 2nd GY effect is a useful salvage effect that can be used every turn without requiring any cost when activated. Also has a GY effect that can be activated.
Since it is also her Borrel monster, it is possible for her to return to her hand from GY by herself as long as she has a card that can be destroyed. Also suitable as a release agent for
His stats are as high as his Borrel series, and his dedicated Ritual Spell also has its own support monsters, so I think it's a very good card if you can allow the noise of Ritual elements to enter his Rokket Deck.
However, from the order of processing, the effect of 2 is that if the target GY monster is moved from her GY by the effect that was chained, the effect ends only by self-destroying your own card in your hand or field. so be careful.
However, in the case of the Rokket Deck, it's only a temporary numerical disadvantage, and it can fulfill its role and purpose by self-destruction, so it doesn't seem like a big problem.

A monster that can be fusion summoned under the same conditions as Queritis.
Requests Despian as a fusion material, but he doesn't have a Despian name.
While this Fusion Summoned card is standing, your opponent must continue to pay 600 LP to activate all of their effects.
This kind of effect, but he can use the effect as long as he pays his LP, so it's not a deterrent after all, isn't it weak? It doesn't matter if it's 1000 or 2000 at a time.
It's easy to talk about it, but it may be true if you can banish this card from the field with the first effect every time, but it can be applied any number of times in one turn & fusion summoning is easy, so you can have 2 or more bodies. Due to the nature of the effects overlapping when in play, the LP cut progresses more and more than I expected, especially when the deployment deck is put up with this card first.
If you take it lightly, you may end up not being able to do anything, and it will be much more annoying than the impression you get from the text.
The second half of the effect is that when an EX monster is standing on the opponent's field, you can revive with Friche on each other's turn. will be used as vanilla attackers and walls.
If you revive in this way, it will be removed when you leave the field, but Despian has many level 8 monsters like this card, so by using them as rank 8X materials, you can repeat yourself without being removed. It is possible to revive.

Like Daido Gekijin, it is effective by becoming a fusion material from the field or hand, and it is possible to exclude his Despian or large Fusion Monster from GY against those who are his Special Summon. Can be his Special Summon.
You can instantly recover the advantage lost by fusion summoning. I would like to actively use it as a fusion material because it can not be caught by such things.
The job on the field is to strengthen the RBI of all monsters, including the opponent's monster, in proportion to the level of the activated effect, and if it is activated when Despian of level 8 or higher is lined up, it will be a good total RBI. , It doesn't have a self-SS effect, and it feels like a waste to use opening for this card, so I don't think you need to think about putting it on the battlefield unless you can kill it, anyway. Because it strengthens the opponent as well.
For the strengthened opponent's monster, it might be one way to overwrite her ATK 0 with the effect of Quertis.
I think it's a good card, but I prefer Grand Drama God, so he's a Despian monster.

Ritual Spell required to ritual summon "Transonic Bird".
The method of the ritual is the same as a normal ritual, but the level of the "Transonic Bird" being ritual summoned is equal to the sum of the levels of the monsters used to release the ritual, and thus the "Transonic Bird" is used to release the ritual summon. It is possible to raise the upper limit of the level that can be covered by one release when activating the effect of 3.
Ritual summons cannot be released excessively, so if you release 2 or more monsters, the limit is 3 + 3 = 6, which is less than the level of Transonic Bird, so if you want to raise it to level 7 or higher, ritual summon with 1 monster of the appropriate level. must be done.
Her GY effect in the second half excludes this card, activates it on her Ritual Monster on her field, and sends a monster with the same type or attribute from her Deck to her GY. .
Since 《Transonic Bird》is a dark beast, the natural flow would be to send a Ritual Monster of DARK or Winged Beast to GY, but in the first place Ritual Monster is a Special Summon monster, and it goes out of its way to salvage via GY. There are many ways to search directly from the Deck without putting it in your hand, and above all, there are very few monsters with GY effects that can be used by sending GY directly from the Deck without going through the field.
For the time being, themes such as Nekroz, Venddead, and his Drytron have Ritual Spells that can be Ritual Summoned from her GY, so if you're aiming for those, it's possible that you can't use them.

After 18 years from the first appearance, the dog got a one and only partner named Mary.
Maybe Mary is Maron's girlfriend.
No matter where or how he is sent to GY, he has the effect of forcibly wandering into the mountains. Is possible.
With Merry's appearance, she can be brought from the deck, so she can be a cost or a material for Special Summon, so let's send it to GY as much as we want.
Even if I return to the mountain like that, Merry will take me back again and again.

A Continuous Spell with effects that support anything other than Effect Monsters, just like Non-Spellcasting Area that appeared a long time ago.
Once every turn, every time a non-Effect Monster is Special Summoned by him, you can remove any card on the opponent's field regardless of front, back, or back.
If an EX monster that doesn't have an effect other than an Effect Monster is Special Summoned, it will still have an effect. I will use it.
For that reason, it can be said that the tokens that always come into play with Special Summons are the easiest to meet the conditions.
No matter which player puts a token in which field, it is the opponent's card that will be destroyed, so it is highly compatible with permanent cards that generate tokens.
The second half of the effect is that when the fence is destroyed by the opponent, monsters other than Effect Monsters on the other side of the fence will pop out. Since it can Special Summon, it's easy to use its effect if you have even one vanilla in your main deck.
This effect is dependent on the other party anyway, so in the worst case, one driver with γ might be enough.

A Field Spell with no effects related to Reptilianne, but an effect that goes well with Reptilianne and he has a Reptilianne name.
By blowing up his girlfriend's ATK 0 monsters, you can replace GY's Dark Reptiles = all his Reptilianne monsters.
It can be used every turn, but since it targets both the monsters it destroys and the monsters it revives, it's easy to get in the way. Note.
Since it's a big deal, I would like to choose a monster with 0 ATK to be blown up that has an effect that triggers being destroyed. Gardner has the effect of searching, and if you want more than that, you need to bring in a monster with ATK 0 from somewhere else.
The second half of the effect is that when the opponent activates a monster effect, it takes away his ATK 0 monster on the opponent's field, and gives his Reptilianne token, which is his new ATK 0 monster, to the opponent's field. .
It is very compatible with Merzine's effect, and first, Melzine's "Time" effect is activated in the form of chaining directly to the opponent's monster effect, and the ATK of the monster on the opponent's field is set to 0, and after that effect processing, this card's "Time" effect is activated. You can take away a monster whose ATK has been set to 0 by activating the effect of "Case".
However, when activated during the opponent's turn, monsters with ATK 0 tend to stand in Attack Position on your field, and you are giving tokens to your opponent's field = the number of monsters itself has not decreased, so you can use them as materials to Special Summon. There is a danger of being attacked by monsters that have been stolen, and it is easy to release the stolen monsters and use them as various materials & it is easy to use the ATK 0 tokens put into the opponent's field. It's not easy to do things the way you envision it, as you'll be using monster effects such as hand triggers and trigger instant effects while you can see it.
Both effects require preparation for your field, your opponent's field, and your boyfriend's GY. It depends on what you think.

It is a monster positioned as Sunny that causes trouble for the two Evil Twins, but in fact it is a wonderful dedicated Link 4 monster that leads to the solution of the problems that had been a problem from various aspects for the Evil Twins Deck. is.
It has a high RBI of over 3000, an effect that splits into Kiskill and Lyra, an effect that can be used both when attacking on your turn and obstructing with Lyra, and the GY effect also excludes itself to use Evil Twins in the main Deck. It is now possible to unleash the effect of high resistance penetration power called GY feeding that does not take the target just by sending GY.
Even if it's just a general-purpose monster, in Link 4, he doesn't know much about Evil Twins, and just reads the text. Some people may think that, but it's ridiculous!
While designing the ideal Link 4 is much more difficult than designing the ideal Link 1, Evil Twins designed a wonderful Link 4 monster that is not bound by the restrictions of the entrance. I personally think that you did.
Including the exciting illustrations, I can't help but give this a perfect score.

In fact, man-eating insects weren't the only monsters remade in the regular pack this time!
While Senju, who had lost the rarity that first appeared in the same period, was remade as Manju while stealing his own position, Sonic Bird, a Ritual Spell search monster from the 2nd term, who does not know why he had ritual-related effects with that appearance. , appeared as his own Ritual Monster.
As a result of pursuing the speed of sound, for some reason he lost his ATK and it's all absorbed by his defensive power is honestly quite a mystery.
Each of the three effects works together. First, the 1st effect replaces the Ritual Spell in your hand with the corresponding Ritual Monster in the Deck, and the 2nd effect copies the returned Ritual Spell from the Deck by sending GY. By Ritual Summoning the Ritual Monster you have drawn, and using this monster to Release the Ritual, the effect of 3 negates the effect of one card on your opponent's field.
The 2nd effect can only be used during the opponent's turn, but since it can be performed with a complete Furitche, if possible, I would like to have a monster that has an effect that can be used during the opponent's turn, or that has an effect that can be used during the opponent's turn.
Also, since this monster's level is 4, there is a high possibility that this card alone cannot cover the release of the ritual summon, but with the Ritual Spell "Sonic Tracker" to bring out this card, you can change your own level. Therefore, if you want to Ritual Summon a large Ritual Monster, you should use a large monster such as Nibiru to Ritual Summon this monster.
It's not bad in terms of effectiveness, but even though it supports 《Preparation of Rites》and preparations, I have to Ritual Summon this monster first, right? When it comes to talking about it, it's tough, because it takes up a lot of his deck slots to insert a card that works well, so it's a difficult card to use unless you intend to kill it with the effect of Ritual Monster on your opponent's turn. I don't think so.
Hiko Kujaku, which has multiple bounce effects, Black Chaos MAX, which blocks the activation of all monster effects, and Nekroz, Sopia's Nekroz, which turns the field into a blank space along with the GY ad.