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A high-level Dark Angel Normal Monster born in collaboration with Monster Strike.
As a high-level Normal Monster, it has a high ATK that is tied for the top with Frostosaurus and Trance the Magic Swordsman. However, it can be said that its performance and practicality are quite high.
However, for Normal Monsters, excluding Pendulum Monsters, unless they are low class and have ATK 2000 or something like that, it's more important to make it difficult to change other parts such as the suitability of materials for Special Summons, rather than fighting ability. Level 6 Fairy Normal Monsters also have LIGHT Gyakutenno Megami. is definitely superior.
But aside from that, when it becomes necessary to Tribute Summon, it would be better if the combat ability is high, and it is a race and attribute that matches the monster group called Darklord, which has a large number of monsters, so I personally think it is. Let's set the score here after adding your preference.

Normal Monster, a completely new card created in collaboration with Yu-Gi-Oh and Cocos, one of Japan's family restaurants, is a wrapped hamburger knight inspired by Cocos' signature menu.
It is a card that I would like you to enjoy by clarifying the full extent of the overly elaborate flavor text packed with wrapped hamburger elements.
Although the specs are a level 8 superlative Normal Monster, its ATK is only 2500, which is below the level of Zoa that appeared in the first season, and it is a collaboration card with a monster that is higher in both offense and defense than this card.》is far behind in combat ability.
When incorporating it into the Deck, it is necessary to take advantage of his FIRE, which can receive several special effects among Warrior monsters and has a DEF of 200, which is a great advantage.
Speaking of Flame Warrior Normal Monsters, cards that belong to themes such as Elemental HERO Burstinatrix and Igknight have already appeared, but this is the first Level 8 Normal Monster not only as a Flame Warrior, but also as a Warrior. 200 is also only this card at the time of evaluation.
Considering these things, let's give it a score of 5 because it's a collaboration card that can be used if you feel like it.

A deployment member from the hand that seems to be similar to Battlin' Boxer Sparrer but has a slightly different role.
This can self-SS by peeling off one of his Battlin' Boxer X materials by the effect, and by peeling off the "Battlin' Boxer Glassjaw" or "Battlin' Boxer Uppercutter" that became the X material at this time, the triggered effect over there can be started.
There are no troublesome restrictions like Spar, and his original ATK is high, so even if you can't SS yourself, you can use it without problems in battles with low-level monsters.
However, even with Battlin' Boxer on your field, you need a Battlin' Boxer X monster with X material, so first you need to deploy a different card to get Battlin' Boxer X, which becomes X material. With 《Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey》, you can voluntarily peel off glass jaws and upper cutters.
Back when it was the strongest X monster with the theme of 《Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke》, [Battlin' Boxer] was more important than it is now as a card that can spontaneously bring out the RBI-increasing effect over there and also use the effect of Glassjaw. First of all, I can't deny the feeling that now that Dempsey has been set up first, having a stable ATK has lost its appeal.

One of the Battlin' Boxer of the main deck that was not reprinted from the flame DP.
The ability is very valuable in an X Summon Deck that arranges two or more monsters of the same level on the field, so if you have Battlin' Boxer monsters on your field, you can self-SS from your hand. What do you mean by not? The answer to this question is probably the fact that there are demerit restrictions after self-SS and the emergence of capable deployment personnel due to the new main Battlin' Boxer.
Although it has no other effects and its combat ability alone is not very high, it is not possible to use this method in the battle phase to SS, so it is quite unsuitable as a deployment member from the second attack. increase.
However, it's not a bad card as a deployment member from the first turn. It can be said that there is enough value to adopt it as a pin even in the construction after the term.
If you think that even if you can stop one of them, if you can pass one of them, you can line up two bodies for X summoning, so the number of care cards will increase by the number of options, and regarding this card, excluding the disadvantage restriction There is ease of handling that can be put into that choice.

A Link-3 monster with two abilities that specializes in destroying the effects of monsters on the opponent's field.
A card that can be said to be a subspecies of Ally of Justice Catastor that battles face-up monsters other than Link Monsters with a link of 3 or higher. Its removal performance is quite high because it destroys monsters without taking it.
It's a tailwind that you'll see EX monsters other than Link more often due to the re-changed rules, but unlike Catastor, this one has a turn 1 effect, so you can't take more than two attacks.
The second half of the effect is also an effect that removes one opponent's monster, but it takes a lot of work to activate, and the monster you link to is required as a release cost. It's a destruction to take, and the effect can't be used on the opponent's turn, so I can't get rid of the feeling that it's not good enough.
Neither is a bad effect, and I personally like the removal effect of the one that activates the damage effect, but it's not a general-purpose material and it's a high 3 Link, and it seems a little heavy. It's an impression.
However, among Cyberse's Link Monsters, which already have nearly 100 types at the time of evaluation, the ability of monsters near the bottom to have such power is only because they are new races born in the 10th generation. I feel that yes.

Among Cyberse's Link Monsters approaching 100 types at the time of evaluation, it is a card that competes for the bottom with 《Restoration Point Guard》and others.
If you read the effect text, you'll understand, but there are too many requests, and if you use it properly, it will be difficult to meet on your own, so it's not hard to use.
In addition to being packed with all the best of cards that are considered "weak cards" that are opponent-dependent and overly limited effects, both L materials are race-bound and have low ATK, and you can put the link marker you have into the EX monster zone. It's not suitable at all, and it's a card that can't be saved anyway because it doesn't mesh well with its own effects.
On top of that, it has a demerit restriction that restricts the attacks of monsters other than those affected by this effect on the turn it is activated, which makes me want to say what kind of joke it is.
In the early days when links were introduced, we were told to give some kind of link to this race or theme as soon as possible, even if it's something like this, or Cyberse told us to split the link, even if it's just a bumper, but there were no rules. Now that things have changed, no matter how poor a race or theme is in Link Monsters, they will do their best to refuse such a card.
That's right, even if you put out a card that can't fit in the Deck or EX Deck and claim that it's new, the races and themes that give you such things are nothing but embarrassment.

A feather duster that seems to belong to "Phantom Gryphon", the monster drawn in the illustration of "Gryphon Wing" who is said to be fighting with Harpies for hunting grounds.
In contrast to 《Harpie's Feather Duster》, which destroys all his Spell Trap cards on the opponent's field and makes you feel good, this is a discard card that makes you feel good by cleaning up his Spell Trap cards on your own field.
Players who were crazy because of the overflowing things will recover their LP the more things they get rid of because of the oppressive feeling of liberation that comes from letting go of all of them along with their material desires.
However, just because it makes me feel good, my stomach won't swell, and unlike reality, even if I earn a little money by doing such absurd elimination at OCG, in most cases it will be a penny and it will not lead to future savings. No, so let's quietly fill our bellies with 《Emergency Provisions》.
If it was a card that appeared at the time when the trend of cards set as non-rare started to solidify, it might have been a non-rare project.
It's a card with such tragic performance, but it's also the card used by Sieg, the front boss in the KC Grand Prix edition of the anime DM, to dispose of the Three Sisters of the Goddess of Time card.

Among his many Cyberse Link 2 monsters, it has the most mysterious ability, and its evaluation is also at the bottom level.
Even if you look at all Link 2 monsters, I think it's next to Linkerbell or even worse, and isn't it seriously the weakest card for his Link Monster in Cyberse?
As you can see from the stats and effect text, there isn't a single thing written that is spectacularly strong, and at least both L materials don't feel worthy of being tied to Cyberse.
By using this card as an L material, it is possible to revive from GY when the monster is destroyed by the opponent's effect, as if it possessed the Link Monster that came out. If you use L materials, you can switch bodies as long as the number of EX Decks allows, but if you don't want to give up the frame of the EX Deck for that, you can use the same Link 2 Cybers to give the monsters you used as L materials resistance to effect destruction. I feel like it would be better to use 《I:P Masquerena》.

To think that he, who is a super-major class race, would have a Link 1 monster with this material specified in Dragon...
You can L-summon any low-ranking dragon, and you can send that monster alone to his GY without using other cards, so it's strong, but it's a shame if you don't use what's written as an effect text. It's too strong at a level.
In particular, the search effect of the link summoning trigger, if the monster sent to GY has an optional trigger effect, by making this chain 2, it also has the effect of adding reluctance and notification avoidance to the effect of the one activated by GY. Therefore, if possible, I would like to incorporate it.
A hundred steps away, I thought he had 0 ATK, but he usually has 1000, which is on the high side in Link 1, and he really is a monster.
Well, to put it mildly, I like Link 1 monsters that can be used without stress, so I think it's okay to release more and more minor races, not just Dragon, Spellcaster, Plant, and Cyberse. world!

With the Quick-Play Spell, which is a special move card for Junk Warrior, you can grant 5 abilities to unilaterally pierce the opponent's monsters in battle.
The piercing effect and the effect of doubling battle damage are strong against monsters weaker than you, and the effect of destroying your opponent's monsters that have battled with you at the end of the damage test is strong against monsters stronger than yourself. An effect that doesn't trick you helps with both.
After all, what you want to aim for is a one-shot kill that uses double penetration to pierce the opponent's monster and her LP.
However, there is no card that can search for this card by name, and even though it is a Quick-Play Spell, it cannot be activated by a damage step, so the Friche effect has the possibility of being disturbed from above until the very end. is a monster that can enter the EX Deck, but it cannot be denied that it does not go beyond the realm of Roman guns.
In that respect, since it is compatible with lemons, there is a dedicated search method, and since it includes an effect that raises ATK, it can be activated even with a damage test. becomes.
In the case of this card, if the opponent's monster does not have effect destruction resistance, he can defeat monsters stronger than himself or monsters that are resistant to battle destruction, and the corresponding monster can greatly increase his ATK with its own effect. I want to make the most of it.

It's a monster that will be a remake card of "Watapon", but its effect doesn't look like it.
It is unconditionally thrown away from the hand with a complete flinch except for the damage test of each other's turn, and the effect damage received in that turn is completely parried by the residual effect. is.
《Lifeforce Harmonizer》, which has a similar effect, negates and destroys the card, so if the opponent is a monster on the field, you can almost certainly expect an equivalent exchange. It's better in many situations because you can throw it away and it's impervious to any subsequent effect damage.
Along with that, it was one of the few cards that could resist the 1-kill first attack by 《Dark Strike Fighter》before Errata, which was rampant right after it appeared in the same period.
It's a pretty pinpoint meta card, so it's often the case that even if you put it from the main or side, it doesn't come out at all, but it's a tuner like Effect Veiler or Herald of Orange Light, so if it doesn't have a role, it's possible Deck S material One way to do it.

A low-class Morphtronic that feels the potential of a burn effect that has properties similar to Wave-Motion Cannon in Defense Position.
The amount of damage increases in proportion to the number of Morphtronic counters he has on himself at release, and the damage multiplier is quite high at 1000.
Since it has the body of a monster, putting a counter on itself can be done by itself and for free with an activation effect when in Defense Position, and both the effect that puts a counter and the burn effect do not have the name Turn 1, so it is a charge attack. Rather than doing this, it would be better to deploy multiple units, revive, etc., and shoot multiple 1000 damage ball balls in one turn.
At that time, he was a monster of the 2nd army or less as a theme monster in Morphtronic, but in terms of unique strengths, he can be a monster of the 1st army or more.
Given the existence of this card, regardless of anything like Gadget Box that can take advantage of the counters on this card, I'm going to put out a new card that badly puts his Morphtronic counters on other cards. can be said to be dangerous.

First of all, this card has a very strong image as a promo card that is difficult to obtain, rather than its performance.
With card effects, he has the ability to self-SS when he joins the hand from the Deck, and can put materials for release and his Special Summon into play while preserving summoning rights.
However, it didn't have any other abilities, and it was a rare effect at the time, but now there are cards with self-SS abilities similar to the theme and other useful abilities, so it's a versatile deployment member now. It is truly insufficient to use as.
Instead, it's true that the number of cards with effects that can trigger this effect is increasing, so if the race, attribute, and level match, it's better.
Derived monsters such as 《Hanewata》, 《Gokipon》, and 《Danipon》also appeared later, but they were only for design purposes and were not conscious of the special abilities of this card.

He was in charge of WIND of the first 6-attribute "Monarch" monster group, and among them, a monster that gained particular popularity along with Moebius and Gaius.
The ability to gain a numerical advantage is the same as Zaborg and Granmarg, but this one's big strength is that the removal method of all-purpose single removal + bounce to the top of the deck is quite strong and there is almost no backlash.
Except for the design of the head, there was no other suitable race to give it to, so it was a WIND card, so it wasn't a wild beast at all, but I had no choice but to become a Winged Beast. It will be a long time before the duelists know that the evolved card will be a stepping stone to play an active role in [Flowandereeze].

A Rock Link 1 monster that has a deep connection with the VS that appeared in DBP.
Not only the illustration, but also his own ATK and the abilities he possesses, it is quite doubtful if this can really be called a monster.
This card is actually one of the battlefields of fighting games, and it is a monster made into a "place", and it is one of the concepts of the VS theme.
Since it has no combat ability and cannot be used as an L material, it cannot effectively leave the field and cannot be put into a Defense Position. If there is a VS monster in , it will not be attacked in most situations.
Then, in each other's main phase, you can choose between two effects that you can choose from: the expansion effect from your hand that can be activated by Friche and the effect that salvages theme monsters, and backs up the VS with all your might.
It's pretty broken just by being able to use the salvage effect every turn with a link 1, but there are VS monsters that have the effect of Special Summoning themselves from the hand, those that have effects that are triggered by being Special Summoned, By revealing a monster with a specific attribute, there are things that can be done with Friche on each other's turn, so the compatibility is far from outstanding.
As for the theme's Link 1 monsters, there have been many cases where the power of the entire theme has become strange due to cards added later such as 《Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu》and 《Magical Musketeer Max》. I think it's pretty bad that it's normal from the beginning.