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In the form of a black rose dueling dragon, his attribute has been changed from FIRE to LIGHT.
The problem is that, just like Sacrifice Anima until the appearance of 《Golden-Eyes Idol》, if he is not treated as a Black Rose, he will not be included in the Rose Dragon.
Its ability is to bounce 1 Special Summoned monster on the opponent's field when it is SSed and when a monster of level 5 or higher is Special Summoned on the opponent's field. As a monster with a versatile effect that can be used as an active removal or check.
Unusually for this kind of effect, it also supports his Special Summon other than Synchro Summoning, and the trigger is pulled when a monster of higher rank or higher enters the opponent's field, but it bounces when he is Special Summoned. It doesn't matter if it's a lower class monster, an Xyz monster, or a link.
Also, if he Special Summons a monster in the opponent's field, he will respond well, so he works well with Kaiju, etc., and it is an excellent effect that can be used not only as a deterrent, but also as a combo.
As a compulsory effect, if there is a monster that can bounce, you must bounce it. It will be mentioned that it does not work on target resistance.

Although it's good to fuse, it's an extremely backward-looking monster whose post-death story is already written.
When DM3 was recorded prior to OCG, it said, "However, it only lives for five minutes."
As expected, it doesn't self-destruct on its own over time, but in addition to the power of Air Eater and Flame Cerberus, which are only level 1 level monsters, Gazelle and Baphomet to be revived also have effects that can be displayed on the field and SS trigger effects. If the card itself doesn't have any effects other than that, it's just too useless.
Leaving one fusion material on the field even if you fall down will reduce disadvantage, and it's not a bad effect at all because it responds to destruction by your own effects and destruction other than effects. If it's a combined power, I don't think it's necessary to fuse from the beginning...
Although it only deals with destruction, I would like to appreciate the fact that he is still effective even if he is not sent to GY.

The yellow of the color dragon Ninja, which appeared in white with dragons, blue with sea dragons, and so on, appeared as his Dinosaur.
He has the best RBI as a Ninja, and since he is a Dinosaur, he can break through the summoning conditions with Double Evolution Pill, so if you put in a few of his highly versatile Dinosaurs at the construction stage, you'll be able to use other dragons. Easier to get out than Ninjas.
The key effect is that the cost is one Ninja and one Ninjitsu. The risk of time is high, and the advantage of being able to use it during the opponent's turn is overshadowed.
The removal effect that only touches Buck is to put up a permanent meta, and his Continuous Spell and Field Spell are on the main axis. Doesn't seem like a high priority.

The Dinosaur monster that popped up in the Galaxy, is his Dinosaur in his LIGHT since Super Conductor Tyranno.
When Galaxy is selected as an attack target, it has the effect of SSing itself from the hand in his Defense Position, and also X summoning his Galaxy monster using only his Galaxy monster as material.
X summoning is also possible, so you don't necessarily have to use this card as an X material, but considering that it comes out with 0 defense and rewinding occurs, it's the same level as your own level. I would like to use it as a rank 8X material along with an 8 Galaxy, but in most cases, the effect cannot be used unless the opponent launches an attack on a large level 8 Galaxy, making it unrealistic to fulfill the activation conditions.
Since there is no limit to the number of times you can SS with this effect, when a Galaxy monster becomes the target of an attack, Special Summon the first one, and when it becomes the target of an attack again by rewinding, Special Summon the second one and use two. It is possible to X-summon, but it goes without saying that it is a rather unreasonable operation.

A fusion material with the designation "Chimera the Flying Mythical Beast".
You can search for Gazelle, which is a fusion material for your partner, by summoning triggers, but in the original, it was a low-level monster of level 4, but for some reason it became a high-level monster in the OCG.
This card, Lucifer, Necromancer, Gear Golem, Killer Doll, Wingard, and some of the monsters recorded in the DM3 game work prior to OCG had their levels changed from the original, and they were level 5 there. It is also possible that he ended up at OCG.
Conversely, there are monsters who benefited from it, like Psycho Shocker, who goes from level 7 in the original work to level 6 in DM3 and level 6 in OCG.
If the conversion to OCG was a little later, it might have been normal level 4 ignoring the level in the game.
More than anything, it's a disappointing card that doesn't need such a downward adjustment to the card attached to the book.

Born in the third and final year of the 9th Term, this monster possesses particularly useful effects even among Level 2 Rocks, whose very existence itself is quite rare.
With the effect of being able to recruit Rocks of the same level and attributes as the discarded Rocks, it's a kind design that allows you to recruit higher-level monsters and monsters with the same name as the discarded monsters, and it's also possible to Special Summon in the backside Defense Position. It also works well with Pod-type Reverse Effect Monsters and Rock, which has Cycle Reverse-type effects.
Its true power was demonstrated at the end of the 10th season when Adamancipator, a Rock theme with a Rock tuner, appeared, and among them, along with this card, there are two Level 2 cards that are perfect for adjusting Brodora. It quickly became a must-have card for Adamancipator, whose deck is made up of level 2 and 4 rocks.
Adamancipator It is also very useful as a Rock that can be flipped and Special Summoned by the Tuner effect, and it has established an immovable position at the moment, but after that, it would be perfect if a capable Link 2 monster that can be produced by two Rocks appears. mosquito.

One of the Special Summon monsters called the "Spirit" series that appeared in the 2nd term against 4 attributes, excluding one of her GY monsters with the same attribute as herself and being Special Summoned from her hand.
In the case of this card, the Gigantes, who has all the GY costs for the race, attributes, level and Special Summon, is too good, so it is easy to be taken lightly, but the cards in this series have summoning rights without adding damage. As long as you can deploy monsters without using , the card itself is not particularly weak, except that the score will drop relative to Gigantes.
Even when Gigantes hits himself, it has 19 RBIs and has a strong effect when being hit by a permanent meta or a pump-type Spell Trap, so basically it is not given priority to Gigantes, but it is just a material. If you use it as a deployment personnel to make it, there will not be much difference from Gigantes.

It is a monster that appeared in the 3rd season, and not only the race, attributes, and level, but also her GY in order to make himself her Special Summon, his cost contents are the same as the spirit Titan that appeared in the 2nd season. monster.
In addition to having 19 RBI from the beginning, unlike the Titan, which only has 17 → 20 RBI on the opponent's turn, this one has a powerful removal effect that removes all of each other's backs with a damage effect when defeated in battle, including suicide attacks. Due to its high usefulness in being able to perform these without using summoning rights, there was a time when it was counted as one of the Good Stuff Monsters when it first appeared.
Currently, Block Dragon has been searched with Level 2 Adamancipator tuners, and with them, he is useful in the Adamancipator Deck as a monster that can be fully deployed immediately without using summoning rights.
Since he's a Special Summon monster, he can't Special Summon with the effect of the Adamancipator Tuner, so at first glance it seems like there's almost no point in being a Rock.

One of Rock's greatest strengths, being the driving force behind Adamancipator's ability to out-compete his deck on an environmental level.
Bring it from the Deck with a Union Carrier, attach it to a Rock or EARTH monster, use that monster as a link material or send it to GY along with this card, and with its effect, 4 + 4 (Supplier & Gigantes), 4 + 2 + 2 (Pursuer) & Seeker & Gigantes), etc., and you can deploy those monsters with all your might with their respective effects.
Its power is so high that it is designated as a banned card overseas, and even in Japan, Union Carriers' future careers are constantly being watched.

Fairy's system monster that sealed each other's girlfriend's Special Summon, which appeared in the last regular pack that passed the baton from 5D's to Zexal at the end of the 7th term.
Her ATK is higher than that of Pakike, who is the Great Gongen of the lower class SS sealing system monster, and like Pakike, she can special summon herself, but if you or your opponent does her face-up NS, it will be easy. Characterized by a body that is too weak to self-destruct.
Star Seraph's SS-sealed monster has Christia, a great justice, and Barrier Statue of the Heavens, which has a narrower hit point and defense range than this card but cannot self-destruct without permission.
If you use this card, it is natural that it is a low-level monster that can be Special Summoned. I want to take advantage of what I can prevent by having .
Phantom swords with high pump values and Phantom Wings with permanent pumps are easy to use, but these have a one-time resistance.》is also an option.
Strong effects are permanent effects, and effects that trigger are only negative effects, so one way to do this is to permanently silence the negative ones with a ban or something like that.

A low-level vanilla machine of her machine that appeared in the second season, the monster is sometimes said to be cooler than the winged dragon of Ra.
However, her ATK is on the low end among the normal monsters in this pack.
Since Machine has a large total number of types, it is a race that has quite a large number of types of Normal Monsters, but low-level vanilla wind machines are only this card and bat.
As a bird-type robot, when it was recorded for the first time in DM4, a new fusion pattern was added that allows him to create this card by fusing a Machine with an ATK of less than 1400 and a Winged Beast other than the Fire Demons.
It also appeared in Rush Duel later, and was a pretty strong monster in the Rush Duel first year environment where the upper limit status of lower class monsters was set to 1500.
Furthermore, his Fusion monster named Mach Megafalcon, which is Fusion Summoned using these two monsters as fusion materials, has also appeared.

One of the monsters characterized by odd ability values used by the dark player killer in the original work.
There are some cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG that indicate that they are card game monsters in the card name and flavor text, and some cards that have the same card as the back side of the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG in the illustration, but this card. is the progenitor monster.
That's why I personally like the one with the sickle piercing the card from the original, rather than the OCG illustration that simply depicts the god of death.
In the original, it was caught in a hexagram (Trap) while trying to cut through a shielding sword (Spell), but in the OCG it has become a monster that specializes in cutting traps.
However, because the activation conditions are reverse and the combination of a high-level monster is the lowest combination, the activation itself has become a difficult card.
Even such a monster was treated as a no-rare monster for the first time, and was upgraded to a super-rare when it was reprinted in season 2.

An Effect Monster that was used by Bandit Keith in the original work and single-handedly took over the popularity of LE2's Keith Pack.
At that time, there were still few low-class monsters in the Machine that could stand up to actual battles, and this monster with reasonable stats and removal and burn effects was a very valuable existence.
Since it is attached before damage calculation, even if it is attacked by a monster whose ATK is higher than this card's DEF, it can still be used without being destroyed in battle. I think there was
Currently, the trigger condition of being attacked by the opponent from the backside and the timing of the explosion are too strict, making it more difficult to use in actual combat than vanilla monsters around the corner, but if the flow is established It will be an effect damage that will not be quite stupid.

It is the monster used by Bandit Keith in the original work, and is the highest-level monster that first appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh!
Other than this card, there are only stone dragons with lower stats in the 1st period as monsters with the same conditions.
That's why it's a monster that has gained a certain amount of popularity, but for some reason, its defensive power is higher, and if you use it in Attack Position, it's only an ability that can be defeated by the Machine King, so you still have to sacrifice two. I had to say that it is a status that is not suitable for a monster to be put out.
At least if the offense and defense are reversed, we're still defeated by Revolver Dragon...
It was a rare flame machine at the time, but when it was remade and miniaturized, he became DARK, just like his other machine monsters used by Keith.
Originally, it had the ability to score a point without question, but the fact that it brought joy to duelists who were far from rare cards, and the fact that I myself was competing for the number 1 or 2 in Yu-Gi-Oh! Since it is also called a monster, I will add 1 point.

Aside from being the first monster summoned by Bandit Keith in the original work, it's a monster that can't go beyond the scope of being one of the poor advanced vanilla dark machines of the 1st season, like ✪ Machine Soldiers and Gigant.
It has the same characteristics as the advanced machine of the first season, to the point that its defensive power from its aggressive form is higher.
In DM4, the DEF is 2000, which is the limit for a monster that can be sacrificed with one body, so it's reasonable, but while most Machines are devil demons and weak against white demons, this card is strong against white demons. It feels like it was a big thing to have a black demon.
There are cards with Ultra rarity due to the different illustrations used for Keith, but I personally prefer the normal illustrations included in the regular pack.