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In terms of setting, it is a very rare X-Monster that is a descendant of Numbers, which is said to be the only one in the world. Since there is no transformation effect, the suppression power and usability of the Friche explosion effect is greatly reduced, and the effect damage is also gone.
Also, if he is Special Summoned by the effect of Numbers X, including the effect of the main body, he will revive Stealth Kragen up to the number of X materials he had when he fell, and share GY's WATER monster as X material. I can.
Currently, there are only two types of Stealth Kragen monsters, the main body and Ephyra, but since the Ephyra summoned from the main body does not meet the resurrection restrictions, it cannot be revived by this effect, and the Ephyra must be summoned from the EX Deck by the main body's effect. Since you can't use the effect when you fall down, there is little advantage to X summoning this first, and basically you will be reviving the main body that summoned Ephyra.
In such a situation, I can't make a good ring, but I'd like to do something about it with Seanettle's help.
Numbers Kragen alone is strong enough to be the main body, so it's very difficult to ask if it's really necessary to adopt this card, but if the Deck uses something like Torrent Funeral, it's a special monster. So I personally think it's a monster that I want to adopt after all.
Since the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, it would be ideal if you could line up the main body and two Ephyra at the same time, but it might be easier and stronger to line up two main bodies.

One of the so-called "Fake Numbers" made up of unpleasant guys in the summer that were OCGized following last year's Jigoku Cicada King.
It's rare for X these days to have material restrictions, and since it's rank 4 in water restrictions, it has a powerful competitor called Bahasha Mochi, but it's no less powerful, and at least it's definitely worth coexisting. I have.
As long as you are on the field, all monsters will become WATER, and during each other's main phase, you can blow up the opponent's WATER monsters by ignoring target resistance with Friche and deal effect damage, and the opponent's monsters will be affected by the effect of this card. Since everything is WATERized, it will be effective against virtually all of your opponent's face-up monsters.
WATER is a minor attribute even on the main side, but there are very few monsters that are major in general-purpose EX, so if you put it out at the same time as 《Gozen Match》, most of the deployments will be possible. It will be impossible to Special Summon monsters from the EX Deck.
It is also excellent that all the effects so far can be activated and applied regardless of the presence or absence of X materials.
The second half of the effect is to divide into the Ephyra, who are the relatives of this card, up to the number of X materials it had when it was destroyed, and each give one GY WATER monster as an X material, which can be useful in the WATER Deck depending on the situation. I would also like to consider self-destructing with a torrent funeral that can be searched with 《Fury of Kairyu-Shin》, which has a GY effect.
With his WATER Deck using Xyz Rimora, you'll even be able to line up this monster side by side with Mochi and Mirai Ryuko.

A main deck monster used by Kurage Senpai in the anime Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal.
Its specs are that it is a low hit level 4 monster that can avalanche out of his hand if his WATER monster exists, so it is mainly used for X materials and link materials, and its role is almost the same as Silent Angler. Become.
In addition to creating a chain block on the SS, it can't even be activated unless you follow the restrictions that only WATER can do on the SS, so the usability is a little inferior to Angler.
This is equipped with the effect of returning his WATER monster to the Deck by excluding himself with his GY effect, which allows the infinite occurrence of Stealth Kragen, which was impossible in OCG due to resuscitation restrictions and specification changes. , You can get closer to realization by juggling the main body and ephyra with this effect.
It can't do its job on its own, but it's simply a card that has a certain strength, so if you're using Stealth Kragen, I think it's a worthwhile monster to include.
However, if this card were to be included, I would have liked to have included Suimi Min in last year's collection, where the Locust King appeared.
Postscript: Suimi Min was successfully converted to OCG with Shadow Mosquito and others in 2022 Anikuro!

One of the cards whose name was often mentioned as "an excellent girlfriend's spell card that appeared in anime 5D's", along with treasure cards for burial spells.
Targeting her level 3 or lower WATER monsters, you can recruit monsters with the same name from her Deck.
However, in OCG, as long as the SS monster with this effect is in your field, there is a disadvantage that you cannot use Special Summon from the EX Deck at all, so you cannot use the recruited monster as an X or link material, and he can use this card strongly. Deck is pretty limited.
It can't be helped, but it can't even be activated unless there are specific monsters in the field and her deck, and it's a pretty heavy disadvantage for her spell card that doesn't work with special searches.
Recruited monsters can attack, and monster effects do not negate, so monsters like 《Prior of the Ice Barrier》can leave the field by themselves, and if desired, have effects that do not have the name Turn 1. I would like to use them together.
The frog monsters are all level 3 or lower main monsters, and since they are treated as 《Swap Frog》and 《Des Frog》that are compatible with this card, you can recruit 《Des Frog》by targeting this card 《Dupe Frog》& With 《Ronintoadin》and 《Centerfrog》that allows you to move out of your field on your own, Gael might be able to make good use of this card.
Unusually for a card these days, it doesn't have the name Turn 1 for the time being, so it can be said that one of its features is that it has duplication resistance.

Her first Trap card with the Ice Barrier name is an outsourced product used by Asuka in the manga GX, and this is a real ice barrier.
The first half of the effect requires a battle, but it's a powerful effect that permanently disables the opponent's monsters.
It's pretty good for a normal trap that can be used at no cost to reduce the hit point to 0 without taking a target, and to erase all resistances and unpleasant permanent effects.
There is no such useless order as a battle of monsters including WATER monsters.
Her GY effect in the second half is an excellent OCG additional effect that can send advanced WATER monsters from Deck to GY, and he can salvage WATER monsters. It is also a good idea to feed directly from GY.
The GY effect can be used even during the opponent's turn, but the restriction that only WATER can SS lasts until the end of your next turn, so it is difficult to completely overcome the restriction, so basically the development centered on his WATER. I would like to use it in the deck that I do.
Both effects are very versatile, and it can be said that it is a useful card that cannot be imagined from the simple illustration.

Perhaps because his Lyrilusc card in the DP was too strong, this one in Anikuro was converted into OCG almost as it was, without being remodeled into his Quick-Play Spell or having additional effects that could be used by excluding it from GY. Did.
The effect is that he can shoot when Lyrilusc is present, and since he has a Lyrilusc name, it is a barrier wave that can be searched with a wagtail and can also deal damage, but the barrier wave is strong in chaining roses, so it can not be compared. Whether it should be done is a delicate matter.
The nature of the effect Since it is not a good card trigger countermeasure, it basically cannot be used to overstep the opponent's actions that prevent you from making a move in the first attack.
It's hard to use when you go first, and you can't even activate it without a Lyrilusc monster.
If you don't search with wagtail, general-purpose cards like barrier wave or drop seem to be enough.

The Reptile monster used by "BIG1", one of the most skilled duelists in anime DM, who has gained tremendous support from some duelists, has become an OCG following "Ipiria".
Based on Aboriginal mythology, it is characterized by an eerie appearance like a lizard with insect legs, making it a monster that would not be created by ordinary people's senses.
Even though it is a low class monster, its effect is that it has a tremendous impact by simply putting it on the field with NS or SS to eliminate the opponent's normal draw.
However, when using this effect, there is a restriction that you can only perform one SS in that turn, so if you use it as an NS, you can only perform one more SS, and if you use it as an SS, you cannot perform another SS in that turn.
Moreover, since the effect only works when you SS alone, it is quite difficult to reduce the opponent's hand by laying down a suppression board while using this effect or by using a handicap due to a monster effect.
Drawlock is certainly powerful, but even though it is an effect that is often too late to attack second, even if you use it first, it is so strong that your opponent will have no choice but to pray for a top resolution with a normal draw. It's almost impossible to create a perfect board, and it's not as good as Yatagarasu as a card to completely nip the opponent's counterattack in the bud.
Moreover, since it can only be used once per Duel and its own stats are low, it can be said that it is a very difficult card to use strongly in a serious environment in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
I think the most reasonable way to use this card is to set 3-4 cards such as NS and 3 or 4 cards such as offerings as the first attack of a metabi-type Deck.
Since you can SS only once, if a useful Link 1 monster other than Almira that can be converted from this card appears, the evaluation may change again.
That's why, by all means, please support the race-specific Link 1 monsters that can be produced with a single Reptile! With that, I will conclude this evaluation.

She is in charge of Plant of the lower class Direct Attackers that appeared in the first term.
For some reason, the fact that even the flowerpot has a ferocious design is not mentioned in the game's flavor text.
There are many useful effects that can be received as a plant, but even if you make full use of them, it is far from being a strong operation.
In the Shin DM series, it is also possible to use it as a fusion material with the element of "rainbow".

The only superlative speedroid in the main deck, which looks like a Wily Machine with a slightly simpler appearance.
If there is an EX monster in the opponent's field, you can SS at a specific timing, ATK is 0, but all battle damage is reflected to the opponent, and it is not destroyed in battle with NS monsters, so use the effect repeatedly. becomes possible.
However, since the damage reflection is called turn 1, the damage from the battle with the second and subsequent monsters will be eaten normally, and the "ex monster on the opponent's field" that pulls the trigger of the self SS is exactly this card's battle. It's a "non-NS monster" that can't demonstrate destruction resistance, so it gives the impression that it doesn't mesh well.
It's a pity that it can't be combined with system monsters that have good compatibility, such as SS Bind, because it self-destructs if there's anything other than Speedroids in its field.
The battle damage reflection is strong against monsters with super resistance, and depending on how you use it, it's a valuable effect that directly leads to victory. First of all, I'm worried about the meaning of being a speedroid.

He is the representative angle of the "lower class monsters with battle destruction resistance" in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG that appeared in the 3rd season, and is senior to Marshmaron, who also made a name for himself as a wall with battle destruction resistance.
Speaking of low class monsters with battle destruction resistance before season 2, it had a tragic quality like Bysardes, so it's hard to imagine how strong this monster with unconditional and infinite battle destruction resistance was at the time. I don't think so.
In Kiratoma, he was recruited and separated from Zarugu and 《Sangan》, and as a Zombie, there are many dedicated SS methods such as Pirata and Book of the Living. It is clear from the fact that this monster was designated as a restricted card that it was one of the Good Stuff Monsters.
Combat destruction resistance is no longer rare these days, but since it is a named fusion material for 《Reaper on the Nightmare》, it can be said that it can still play an active role.

A 17 RBI system monster that endlessly blows up monsters with 14 RBI or less that are NS and SS in each other's fields.
His Deck [Pain Won Fu], which lowers the RBI of the opponent's monsters with "Burden of the Mighty" and expands the range of application of this effect to Level 4 monsters with 18 RBI or less, is a very famous meta beat that has created an era.
There is no limit on the number of times it can be played, it is compatible with SS, it has a fairly wide range of defense, and its own RBI is moderate, so it is a powerful system monster that can be used in future duel scenes along with Kaiku as a system monster in the second season. increase.
Especially with his deck, which is the type that deploys materials to Special Summon monsters from EX, it wouldn't be surprising if this one monster just stood there and couldn't do anything.
This effect is not a permanent effect but a trigger effect, and at the time the rules still allowed the monster's activation effect to be activated at the timing of the successful summoning, so it was also great to be able to interfere without giving that timing. rice field.
Currently, in most situations, it would have been better if it was a permanent effect, but since it doesn't refer to the level, it is effective against X and Link, and cards that can make use of their own race are now more effective than before. Since it is far more fulfilling, it can be said that it is still possible to build a reasonably strong deck with this card as the main axis.
It was originally a game-original card that appeared in true DM2, and in the game, it was sold for its high mobility that could always move two squares regardless of the terrain, but in OCG, it's the exact opposite, where it stands firm on the field and intercepts the opponent's actions. to the specifications.
In any case, compared to other Shin DM2 contemporaries, I think it's been given quite a good effect.

Despite being a low-level, low-status S-monster, it has a perfect counter and is quite a peculiar monster that is a system monster, commonly known as Ardek.
Perfect Counter can also catch hand-induced and GY-induced monster effects, and although it loses in terms of the range of defense, it is a counter ability that is superior to Savage in that it not only negates but also destroys it, and has a rift effect. Combined, it is a perfect performance as an accompaniment to suppression.
On the other hand, it's very weak against monsters that just summon and attack, but that's only for when you're using this card alone, and that's basically not the case...
Also, even if he dies, his GY effect will give him a useful search effect in all Ritual Decks, and because of its activation conditions, it is also excellent as a relay point for deployment.
Because it works in conjunction with the self-release due to the perfect counter effect, you can gain a numerical advantage while interfering with the opponent's actions and gaining a tempo ad.
All three effects are very good effects, and I'm envious of a theme that has a monster like this in a monster that isn't a celestial sphere or a good ace.

Those arms have the power to pierce through everything!
A delicious Trap card that negates the effect of one opponent's monster with Friche Trap, and negates the effect of one opponent's monster once again with his GY effect.
As the name suggests, it can be used to pierce the opponent's control board, but when used from a prone position, it has a strong impression of being a disruptive defense during the opponent's turn.
The GY effect can't be used on the turn sent to GY, and even though it's a special Trap card, it can only be used on your turn. It's safe to say that there is no weaker card that works as a min, and there are definitely some areas where it outperforms Awakage.
It can't lower a monster's RBI like Mayoi Kaze or Giant God Bind, but it's also effective against NS monsters, so it's not inferior in terms of versatility.
If you put this card on standby in GY, it will put unpleasant pressure on your opponent who cannot pass the turn on a half-baked board.

Effects that require a hand cost to activate types that can be caught in the back, random elements that change the number of monsters that can be Special Summoned by rolling dice, effects of monsters that are Special Summoned negate, and LP There is even a loss penalty, and at first glance it seems that only weak things are written for the high risk, but in reality it is a Speedroid Spell that has been flexible so that one card will be two cards with a fairly high probability.
Speedroids that are Quick-Play Spells and Special Summoned do not have a designated battle position, so they can be used for pursuit or defense during the Battle Phase. Even if you directly draw a level 1 speedroid that can always Special Summon, you can complete the effect without any problems.
The hand cost can also be used to use his GY effect, which is a specialty of Speedroid, so you can definitely see it as a much better card than the text gives you.

When the information about Crystal Clear came out, I could somehow see its existence from the contents of the material binding, but it was still a speedroid level 3S tuner.
You can search for Speedroid Spell Trap with one of the S summon trigger effects, but the favorite is the effect of returning the speedroid used as S material to the field as it is.
By using red-eye dice as the material for issuing this card, regardless of the level of other materials due to the effect over there, a level 7 Clear Wing S monster and a level 3S tuner to produce crystal clear You can align the materials for this card.
It can be said that it is an ideal design as a new monster of the theme that was considered to make the most of the existing card red eye dice.