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He is the long-awaited new level 4 monster brought to Alien for the first time in over 10 years since the kid from overseas.
As an attacker, it is inferior to the Warrior, which has 18 RBIs and a weakening effect, and also has the effect of placing two A counters. No matter how you send it to GY, you can put 2 counters on 1 target monster.
For example, with a recombination device, he could send a level 4 Alien suitable for Golgar's material to his GY from his Deck, while sending 6 counters to one monster, or 4 to two monsters. It is possible to divide into one and two.
Just by resurrecting it with Ammo or Ruins and using it as material for various releases and his Special Summons and immediately discarding it to GY, you can earn crunchy counters every turn, which is very helpful for various cards that require A counters.
Above all, the biggest advantage of dogs is that you can target your own monsters (even if there are no monsters on the opponent's field). You can leave two counters to activate each effect on your own Golgar and Zerool as they are.
Also, if Zeroor is Link Summoned using this card as a material, by setting Zeroor's search effect to Chain 1 and this card's GY triggering effect to Chain 2, you can avoid being overwhelmed by Zeroor's effect. Don't miss it.
The latter effect is removal by the GY effect, which is rapidly developing in recent Reptiles, and requires an A counter to be placed on the target & a destruction effect that takes the target & an activation effect that cannot be used on the turn sent to GY At first glance, it seems that only unfortunate things are written, but it is a card that is completed by itself in combination with its own first half effect & it can be used just by excluding itself from GY, so it is a board advantage. There are many good points, such as being able to play an active role under skid where Naru & Alien are not good at.
If the card has an A counter, he can destroy it with a Spell Trap, so it is possible to destroy the culture device and scatter the counters that were placed. Putting it aside, I can feel the designer's love for Alien around here.
However, it is not possible to search or self-SS, and the work to be done in the field is to attack or wall, or to be killed by poisonous snakes and pollution. Even if it is a monster that will be the first move, it is not at all like that, and it feels like it is not connected to the fundamental speed improvement of the pure type Alien.
Aside from that, there is no doubt that it is also a wonderfully designed Alien that has been well thought out in cooperation with the existing forces.

One of the cards attached to VB6 that comes with 3 cards with the theme of 6.
And this card is the biggest error card in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh!
It's called "sixth sense" and has an effect like that, but in fact it's a terrible thing that just declares 5 and 6 with thought stop and makes the opponent roll the dice.

Blum's friend who can instantly revive when used as a material for Tristalink and increase the number of links by one.
It is a very useful card among Trickstars with low hit points, and if you leave the field after being revived by this effect, you will be banished, but there are no other disadvantages, and it may be tied to where you will deploy after the effect is activated. It can also be used as a stepping stone to generic links.
It doesn't have any combat ability, so it's not suitable for the heavyweight Trista, so it's not used much, but I think it's an excellent card that is faster to count from the top for the main Trista.

He is a card that can block spell cards under certain conditions, and the pressure to block only his spells from the opponent is considerable if the conditions are met.
Unlike imperial orders, it can't even be activated, and it can be done with the effect of a Field Spell, so if you put it out first, it will trigger a chain like an imperial order. You don't even need to be intimidated by Quick-Play Spells.
There are operational risks such as being completely ineffective depending on the opponent's deck, and being unable to use his spells under certain conditions, but if you continue to use his spell cards to the extent that it doesn't matter. Cards that keep blocking are really valuable.
If you double it, you can use it in Witchcrafter, which can be used for the cost, or use it in combination with Chikire or Necrovalley around Charmer metabi, and I think it's good to switch depending on the opponent.

One of the Japanese Undead, a group of Earth Undead used by Misawa in Manga GX, which became a subscription bonus along with Onmoraki, which has exactly the same activation conditions.
There have been several monsters whose card names have been changed since their first appearance due to rights issues, such as Hertwinkop and Powered Crawler, but this is because there is already a monster with the same name in the OCG. It is a rare monster with a card name different from the original.
In contrast to 《Onmoraki》, which draws 1 card with the same activation conditions, this one has the effect of removing one of the opponent's Attack Position monsters.
In addition to being basically unusable in the first attack, it is the easiest removal to prevent by destroying the target, but by reviving it during the opponent's turn, you can touch the board and interfere with it, so it is better than 《Onmoraki》. It is an impression that it is easy to feel the benefits of the effect.

WIND is a VJ-attached Dragon monster designed in consideration of synergy with the two Dragons attached to VBEX.
It can self-revive at the cost of monsters of higher rank or higher, and if used as an X material, it will not be removed, so it is the best monster to use as an X material for a Rank 7 Deck.
And as another effect, it has a regrettable activation condition effect that is almost dependent on the opponent, "If this card is destroyed by battle or by an opponent's effect", which has become common recently. Although it is taken, it has become a thing with a moderate removal performance of omnipotent single-target removal.
At this point in time, if the elimination type of the monster that is the main force of the opponent's Deck is not destroyed by effect, it will be almost a bonus effect, but you can easily attack the opponent's medium-sized monster by self-destructing. With 20 hit points, there are not a few situations where you can actively use the effect.

Among the monsters that Jonouchi started using from the Battle City arc in the original work, it is a monster with a relatively conspicuous impression, even though it is a poor low-grade vanilla monster.
In the anime, derivative monsters also appear, but in the OCG, a monster called "Comrade Swordsman of Landstar" appears as a derivative monster, but it doesn't have an effect that refers to this card or a landstar monster, so it's a game. An onion swordsman in the Yu-Gi-Oh world who has a reputation for not being rubbed as easily as the Holy Elf used by.
I have experience with reprinting Surea, so it would be nice to strengthen Red-Eyes, but for the next Jonouchi boost, please vote for Landstar.

A monster used by Yuta Kajiki in a duel with Jonouchi in the original Battle City arc.
His appearance in the OCG was in the second season, and at that time, he was the strongest fish, and he was a strong, cheap, excellent monster with 24 RBIs, which is on par with Red-Eyes in both offense and defense with a single sacrifice, and normal rarity. bottom.
However, since it is level 6, it cannot benefit from the sacrifice reduction due to Atlantis' level down, and even in the environment at that time when Salmon and Gigo were not yet present, Suga was stronger under the influence of Atlantis, so if anything, "Umiiruka" With the impression that it was used by a faction duelist, ATK at that time was a considerable figure of 2900.
However, even if neither of them appeared, they had a certain amount of power at the point of being on par with Shocker, so I wondered if WATER was active at a certain level in order to develop a stable high beat with Rainbow Fish and Giant Red Seasnake. think.

One of the Japanese undead used by Misawa in the manga GX, mainly for promo cards.
You can put in 1 draw with 2 types of conditions, but it's too cruel to expect the opponent-dependent effect destruction with this status, so basically aim to activate the effect with Special Summon from his GY. I will go.
Unlike Molten Zombie, which has a similar effect, it has the name Turn 1, but since its own race is undead, it is great that there are plenty of ways to send it from his Deck to GY and to Special Summon from his GY.
However, there is no name turn 1, and it is quite worrisome that the RBI is lost to Crane, who can draw 1 in response to every Special Summon.
Unlike Karasu Tengu, which has the same activation conditions, it doesn't depend on the opponent's field, and it's good to be able to use the effect even on the first turn of the attack, but it doesn't have any other effects, so no matter how you think about it, there are 2 or more copies. is a monster he doesn't want in his deck.

A type of monster called the so-called XX edition Airman, a low-ranking 18 RBI and an all-purpose searcher with an NS-induced theme.
It's an effect that touches the Deck, so it's definitely strong & basically an essential card for the theme. , an effect not uncommon in modern Yu-Gi-Oh themes.
However, in the case of this card, the performance of Layste, which can search for itself and each other, is too high, and the compatibility between this card and the Manjushka brought by Layste is too good, so it is a perfect score. It becomes
The sadness of minimizing the main and extra cards for Trickstar cards and using the remaining space for general-purpose cards such as hand triggers and monsters for flipping is also an adverse effect of forming too strong a synergy with only a limited number of members. .

Along with Candina, Lilybell, Carrobane and others, she is one of Deck's Trickstar's overwhelming 1st Army members, and her performance is like Trickstar's Trickstar.
Due to the existence of this card, I feel extremely reluctant to cast Veiler or Shadow Shadow on Candina, but I still have to.
On top of being a complete Furice, it doesn't have the name Turn 1, and since it collects after Special Summoning first, it rarely misfires. Even everyone can avalanche out.
The Burn effect can even be used in combination with the Torture Chamber and Linkane to burn opponent players, and I think it's a monster that can be said to be the source and symbol of the strength of the Trickstar Deck.
The power of this card and Layste is too high, not only the other members of the main deck, but even the extras are treated as a second army, and Trickstar will stop running into a metabi that gathers only the elite. It feels like nothing.
As for RBI, it is second only to Candina with 18 RBI in the lower class Trickstar, and it seems to be a level 4-like status, but if you look closely, the charm point is that it is a level 3.

A low-level monster that pioneered a group of monsters with a card name of the form "Goblin XX Corps".
One of the many demerit attackers that appeared in season 2, his ATK is 2300, which is quite good even now.
If you attack, at the end of the battle phase, you will be lying down with 0 defense, and even if you survive the opponent's return turn, you will not be able to get up on your own on your next turn.
However, there is no limit to attacking itself, it is not affected by the situation of the field, and even without the power of other card effects, it is possible to attack with 2300 without creating a chain block from NS. It is normally strong against the control monsters.
Play Gobutsu in the attack position first and set 1 card for the end. Directly attack with Gobubutu and Lily, and just kill with a total of 5700 damage by activating the Lily effect during damage calculation, thank you for the match.

She is one of the hand trigger monsters "Yokai Shoujo" and she is in charge of EARTH, following Urara who captures the three effects of touching the deck, and this one captures the three effects of her GY.
As a follow-on to Urara, the effect of Yokai Girl will follow this line, and from next year onwards, I wonder if the three effects related to the hand will be negate? Isn't it too strong to put out such a thing? I was expecting something like that, but Mizuki and Shigure didn't do that, and compared to the previous Yokai Shoujo cards, I felt that the performance was more quirky, and at the moment, this is the last Yokai Girl card that is often used in actual battles.
This card itself is also a level 3 undead tuner with the same status as before, except that Usagi is a psychic. ) and spring (Urara), it was said that summer would be next, but the name of this card didn't even use a clear word related to the season, let alone summer, and in the end, the prediction of the law in the Yu-Gi-Oh! I was made to feel that there was no...
The effect captures her GY exclusion by Salvage, Recycle, Resurrection, and effects that create chain blocks.
In particular, by capturing her GY removal effect, the biggest strength is that you can negate Grave, which many hand trigger monsters are not good at.
However, due to the cost, he cannot capture effects that activate by excluding GY cards, or effects that activate with his GY that has properties other than the above, such as search and recruit, and effects that are unexpectedly seen in relation to GY. It should be noted that there are many

Hawk Bishop 1400→Takuhi 1450→Saint Bird 1500→Skyhunter 1550→《Blue-Winged Crown》1600, one of the low-class vanilla Winged Beast monsters of the 1st season that carves ATK profusely.
It is a fusion material of the red sun bird, and it has a fusion pattern of bird + bird = bird, and the ability value of the fusion summoned monster is reasonably high & both of the two materials were strong as low-level attackers of the race at the time. , Winged Beast version 《Bracchio-raidus》monster in the ring of fusion.
His ATK of 1550 is not Recruiter compatible, and it's the lowest power in the range where Death Deck, Naraku, and 《Messenger of Peace》are all effective, so it wasn't a very good ability value at the time.

In the early Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, there were a number of cards like Sambol and Braho that seemed to have been designed as power cards, but I don't even know about this card. Spell cards that have been turned on.
Somehow, I have the image of ``one of the first banned cards, and it's been banned forever'', but in fact, I once went from a restricted card to an unlimited card just because it wasn't reprinted too much, and in 2007 There was a terrible fact that it was a card that could be used normally until about.