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One of the monsters used by Yusei in Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's, his card name is reflected in his appearance and abilities, and he only appears once in the anime.
The amount of monsters required for self-SS is limited to level 1, and if you don't have the spirit to fight, you don't have any other abilities or even a tuner. At the time of its appearance, it was said that it was terrible, and it was often called "Big Sowan".
However, the only and greatest strength of this card is that the level of the cost monster and its own level match, and this card, which also comes into play with the cost monster, can also be used as a material for release and Special Summon. This card sent to GY is also Level 1, and the card with the same name can be used for the cost of own SS.
It can be said that it is worth trying with a concept deck that uses 《Kinka-byo》and other monsters in the main deck at level 1.
In that case, 《Cyber Dragon Nachster》will be a strong competitor, so you should also consider using your own race.

It has a self-SS ability that feels like Big One Warrior, which allows you to use level 2 monsters as a cost. Unseen level 4 he is a Cyberse monster.
The reason is that there is no reason to prioritize this monster as a self-SS monster because the level of the monster used outside of Cybers and the level of the monster to be used as a cost do not match. Since 《Defcon Bird》and other excellent deployment personnel exist, there is no need to use this card when using it as an L material that has little effect on level and status.
Since there is no cyber specification for the cost monster, general purpose is general purpose, but it can not be helped if there is no place to stay.
Even on his own, he's a low-class monster with 2000 DEF, and for that reason, I'd like to praise him for his reasonably high ATK.

Cyberse was newly launched with the start of the anime, but this card is the OCG Cyberse superlative Normal Monster that finally appeared in the third year, the last year of the anime.
ATK is relatively high at 2800, and the defense power is also stable. It's closed.
Except for the fact that it's a new race called Cyberse, it means that in the 10th term we're releasing a card that's not much different from the 《Wingweaver》that appeared in the 2nd term.
It's a pity that if the activation conditions of Texchanger's effect were a little better, it would have been more meaningful to use it.

Although it is one of the completely disposable cards that appeared only once in the anime, for some reason it was selected as a promotional card that was distributed independently at the event.
He is a monster that can be Special Summoned from his hand by triggering battles damage, and although his defense power is constant, he is a monster like an eclectic "Gorz the Emissary of Darkness" and "Tragoedia" whose ATK is determined by the damage received at this time.
I think it's great that you can get the effect even if you launch an attack yourself, but I think it's safe to assume that the effect in the second half is almost non-existent.

A low-level Cyber with an ATK of 1800 that can revive a Cyber with an ATK of 1500 or less with the effect of inducing battle destruction.
The opponent's monsters to be destroyed by battle can be monsters that are not sent to GY, such as tokens, and the revived Cybers can be monsters with ATK 1500 or less, higher level monsters or Link Monsters. The battle position is also free, and there are no restrictions on using it as a material for attacks or Special Summons.
Like 《Fortune Lady Dark》, it feels like a card that would have been evaluated as such, including his ATK, which is sufficient for a low-level monster if it was released around that time.
Currently, even if the effect is Recruit like Hydrogeddon or Jurrac Guaiba, it's a low-level monster that doesn't belong to a theme and the activation conditions won't be evaluated much, but even so, it's not so weak that it's out of the question. .

A Junior Cyber with the ability to Special Summon her GY Junior Cyber with an SS triggered effect.
A really auspicious guy with SS triggering effects and self-SS ability, but his true identity is a Special Summon monster who cannot Normal Summon and can only Special Summon with his self-SS ability.
Moreover, the conditions for activating the self-SS effect are extremely strict, as the "activation" negates the effect of the monster activated on your own field.
It doesn't support back and bubble shadows that negate the effect, and many of the things that negate the activation are negate destruction and costly things such as Counter Trap, and it's too much consumption to do it yourself. Inefficient.
On the other hand, it's hard to rely on the opponent, and it's not uncommon for the summoning effect of low-level monsters that can be Normal Summoned to trigger the summoning of GY. I guess.
If the resurrected monster's effect only negates, footwork is important for this kind of effect.
Even if it can't be helped that it can't be effective unless Special Summoned, I can't deny the feeling that it was good to have a monster that can be Normal Summoned.

An original manga-version Sky Striker Ace Link Monster with a flower name in the card name, just like 《Sky Striker Ace - Azalea》.
When he himself is sent to his GY, he sneaks into the opponent's field and stops the life of one of the opponent's monsters, and in the end phase, he returns to his field. have
Due to the material of Special Summon, he can trigger the effect even if he is sent to GY, and his strength is that he can get a 2 advantage in monster removal and control movement, and his removal method does not involve destruction. Because it is excellent.
However, except for L Summoning, Special Summon cannot be performed from the EX Deck, and there is a condition that a card with the same name can only be Special Summoned once per turn. , It is a flaw in the ball that this effect cannot be used on the turn it is summoned.
Considering that without this condition, you can force some kind of monster or token on the opponent's field and use it even when you go first, so in this case, I have to say that it is a natural adjustment.
After Special Summoning him on your turn, you can send it to his GY with other effects or costs during the main phase of the opponent's turn to interfere with the deployment, but in that case, you will be revived on the opponent's field. There is a possibility that the octopus card will be used as an L material.
Also, it is a specification that it will be effective no matter where it is sent to his GY by any method, but even if it is sent directly from the EX Deck to GY, this card, which does not meet the resurrection restrictions, cannot be Special Summoned from his GY. , in this case also cannot use his own GY effect.
Azalea is easier to use when used as a general-purpose link, but the L material's binding is loose enough to be cleared with more decks than over there, and the effect in the first half can also be used to form the initial move. Therefore, if the effect that such a card has becomes the effect of the latter half, this card can be said to have a highlight as well.

Why is a monster that can easily increase the number of links by generating tokens under this activation condition get such a low rating? Thinking that, I took a closer look at the card, and to my surprise, it was written as a level 7 monster.
Of course, it cannot be summoned without release under certain conditions or has self-SS ability, it is completely dependent on the effects of other cards, and it is a theme-independent monster with low combat ability.
If that's all it is, there are plenty of ways to NS and SS this card with little consumption, centering on Cyberse support, but the existence of the low-level Cyberse "Clock Wyvern", which can generate one token under almost the same conditions, is insanely difficult.
The GY effect is also visible to the opponent, the activation conditions are dependent on the opponent, and the strength of the effect is also dependent on the opponent.
His own Link Monster that was targeted for attack is excluded from the battle step, which means that the rewind of the attack occurs, so if only one of his Link Monsters is on the opponent's field, one token generated is I was beaten again and finished.
I can't help but say it's a hopeless card, and I feel like there's such a low-quality guy in his Cyberse, an emerging race from the 10th term.

A card that is an S monster that becomes a lemon in another dimension, and whose nature is also an original one-dimensional existence.
The five basic stats are all the same except that this one has 500 higher defensive power, and the required number of S materials and bindings are also the same, but the removal effect is the same as "other than yourself" and "total destruction". However, the method and scope of application have changed considerably from the original, and even if you destroy the opponent's monster or self-destruct, you can do it only under certain conditions during the battle phase and end phase. This one, which can be done with the activation effect, is much easier to use.
Although there are triple designations that can be destroyed by Special Summoned Effect Monsters with lower power than this card, there are almost no scenes where it is inferior to the original lemon.
And by having the effect of being treated as a lemon in the field and GY, you can use even lemon-only cards, so there is a risk that you will not be able to deal with them by negate the monster effect, but in most situations So, the original is no longer preferred over here.
However, thanks to "Scarred Dragon Archfiend", even though it is a substantial stepping stone for the next S summon, it seems that it will be improved somewhat.

An S monster that is one of the signer dragons used by Jack in Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's and has names such as "lemon" and "250 yen".
Since the 《Stardust Dragon》used by his rival Yusei is not his LIGHT but his WIND, I always thought that this card would have been fine as the Signer Dragon in charge of his FIRE, but Lemon is now a respectable card. Dark Dragon S monster group.
Due to the ability to annihilate his opponent's Defense Position monsters after damage calculation for attacking Defense Position monsters, his Defense Position monsters that have been confirmed to be destroyed by battle are also treated as effect destruction.
After damage calculation, you can see that even monsters whose destruction is confirmed will not be sent to GY yet.
It also has the effect of dismissing your own monsters that are judged to have no fighting spirit other than yourself, which is basically a disadvantage effect, but it can be an advantage for monsters with destruction trigger effects.
The first half of the effect is suitable for repelling Defense Position monsters with combat destruction resistance. For that reason, at the time of its appearance, it was used in many EX Decks as one of the level 8 general-purpose S monsters.
However, as the number of new S monsters increased one after another, this card, whose usefulness was originally questioned relatively, "If you do not attack Defense Position monsters, it will not be effective." This card is simply a monster with high ATK. In the three years between the introduction of S Summoning and the introduction of X Summoning, the number of decks that were gradually adopted became limited.
And with the appearance of Scarlight Red Dragon Archfiend, which has the same ATK, level, and material restrictions as this card, and has the ability to remove activation effects that are more useful than this card, and has the same card name as this card on the field and in GY, some limited It's a card that has almost no reason to be prioritized over there except for the situation where it was.
As a result, the official was worried about neglecting this original card that played an important position in the anime, and this card name "EX Deck" was used for Lemonstrak released in the 12th term. 《Scarred Dragon Archfiend》with the effect we referred to appeared, and this card was able to get a clear place in the EX Deck.

The last one of the 4 Imitation Numbers, which has been recorded in Korepa Anikuro every year, has been recorded in 2023 Anikuro as planned.
Well, with this, the digestion of the long-running anime/manga production numbers has finally come to an end.
Except for one card, a black illuminator or something like that.
Its effect is the effect of X Summoning Trigger, aiming at 1 monster in the opponent's EX Deck and sending it to his GY, the single removal effect with burn using the X material, and the opponent's GY card as the X material. It has almost the same ability as when the anime appeared, replenishing itself.
As expected, the difference other than the anime-specific number resistance is that the material required for X summoning has been relaxed from 3 materials to 2 or more materials, and you can choose any card for the opponent's GY card that can be used as X material. On the contrary, the effect damage when removing face-up monsters with the removal effect is halved, and the ability to replenish X materials has been changed from the activation effect to your standby phase. The point that it is an trigger effect that can be activated is weakened.
Due to the nature of this card's effect, you don't need to have that many X materials, and even if you use it as a GY meta, if you use it as a material for Special Summon in the turn you put it out, all the X materials will be sent to GY anyway. So, I don't mind weakening the effect of 3 that much, but if you use it as a material for Special Summon in the turn you use it, it would be more convenient for the effect of 3 to be an activation effect. hey.
Originally, among the Imitation Numbers, it was expected to have the strongest original power and the best performance when converted to OCG. From the specifications of the effect, there was also an expectation that removal effects and effects that allow you to use GY cards as your own X material would be able to be used in Friche during the opponent's turn, but unfortunately that was not the case. I got the impression that this card didn't become as strong as I thought it would be because I had high hopes for it because it didn't give resistance.
In terms of the same General-purpose Rank 8X Numbers, you can destroy any card on your opponent's field, and his ATK is doubled.
Still, as a general-purpose rank 8X, both ATK and effect quality are stronger than a certain level.
It doesn't have the ability or resistance to put pressure on the opponent's turn, but since it has the ability to cut through the opponent's EX Deck, it can be said that it's worth X Summoning on the first turn as long as you have an effective way to deal with it.

A card created by Yu-Gi-Oh in collaboration with TV Tokyo's banana character, which was also an anime broadcasting station.
It is a Normal Spell that has the effect of increasing the status of one level or rank 7 monster in your field by 700 until the end of the turn, but besides its performance, it is just a device that just uses a 7 monster. The lack of effect is neither interesting nor anything.
At the very least, I need you to show me the mettle to be able to target up to 7 bodies from each other's fields, or at least set the enhancement value to 777.
It feels like it should be a collaboration card, but if it appeared now, it would have been a slightly more practical card with a twist.
I can not believe that! To give such a card the 4300th evaluation on this site! I thought, but at the time of evaluation, his original ATK or DEF of 4300 monsters were actually absent, so there was no particular problem.

The number of revivals has become inflexible, and there are quite a lot of other orders that can be placed, to put it bluntly, a very weak "Soul Charge".
That being said, Sorcha is a later and banned card than this card.
When activated, this card can revive any 3 monsters with different levels. There is no choice but to use it as a material for Summon.
However, there are restrictions on not being able to perform Special Summons other than X summons during the activation turn, the disadvantage of losing a large amount of LP during the end phase when no X summons are performed after activation, and the three revived monsters having different levels. Since it is designed so that it will not be critically and fatally engaged, you can either match the level of the NS monster somehow, match the level of the monster Special Summoned with some effect, or do not X summon and be prepared to lose LP. You will be forced to use it for things.
If you win the game by the end phase, the disadvantage of losing LP will not matter, and the effect activated by GY is effective.
Well, whatever it is, it's hard to use as it is, so it's a card with a special feeling that appeared in the anime, and it's a spell that searches for cards when activated and adjusts the level of monsters Special Summoned by the GY effect. I just want a card.

A low-class Cyber Smonster with only the ability to increase ATK to 2100 if he discards a card when attacking alone.
It can also be activated when another of his Cyberse attacks is declared, but despite the need for a hand cost, it has a solid turn 1, and the increase is small, and his ATK up only lasts that turn.
As a means of discarding cards from your hand, you can only use the effect during your own turn's Battle Phase, so of course you can't use it on your first turn.
At the time of evaluation, it must be said that it has the lowest performance in line with "Defect Compiler" among all Cyberse that exist in OCG.

The ability to activate the effect on its own and the ability to Special Summon the corresponding monster are excellent, but the activation conditions are very strict. not worth it.
If you can use this effect from your hand, which is a hidden area, anyway, if your opponent can see it anyway, a card like 《Starlight Road》that negates the card effect and destroys the card effect to bring out a Cyber ​​S Normal Monster would have been fine. I don't think so.
In that case, I think it had a certain value as an accessory to control, and it's a pity that the existence value of "Suppression Collider", the highest-level Cybers Normal Monster, has increased somewhat.