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A monster that can change attributes at will. Why Plant.
If you want a monster with a specific attribute, you can use a monster with that attribute from the beginning, so if you put this in his deck, you have to bring the advantage of using multiple types of attributes according to the situation.
Adopting multiple types of attribute gimmicks alone eats up the frame, so the construction pressure is high. Moreover, in that case, differentiation from Crowley becomes an issue, and if it is used instead of (or in combination with) Crowley, which is almost upwardly compatible, the original racial attributes must be utilized, further increasing the difficulty of construction.
There are many ways to make the most of your abilities, but if you actually try to do it, you'll have a lot of trouble and it's quite a duelist's tears.

A romantic meta card that rewards hard work.
Compared to the similar effect of Great Heat Wave, the activation is delayed by a whole turn, so it is very easy to interfere, and the handling is heavy due to the hand cost. On the other hand, the return that can be obtained is a one-sided big heat wave only for the opponent. Since it does not allow even surpassing with a set, it is possible to reliably stop.
It's relatively suitable for control decks because you have to defend until you can activate it from face down, but for decks that don't rely on summoning, it's a big heat wave. 》and other options that are more suitable for your purpose, so if you want to adopt this card, you need a purpose unique to this card.

The key player who pushed 《Zombie World》to be a cautionary Deck.
Although I didn't name it, it was a design that was strongly conscious of Anwa, and it was able to overcome Anwa's weakness of "not compatible with pure undead decks" in a form that is almost perfect. His existing Zombie support works well across the board, and his flexibility, which allows him to mix and match with various types, is especially highly rated.

A direct attacker with the potential to become infinitely stronger.
Although it can be appreciated that it can do a certain amount of work even by itself because it is a self-contained gimmick, the work is slow. It's almost impossible to survive the return turn because it doesn't have resistance.
At this time, Pyro was in the midst of an unfavorable race, and this was also a performance that received the incitement, but at that time, he said that it was still better, so he has a deep root of Pyro's sadness. It has the advantage of being able to deal with true flames, but the reality is that it doesn't have to be this card. If it had appeared in the early days, it would have received a moderate evaluation, but in that sense, it was too late.

A meta-type Continuous Trap that puts a strong brake on mass deployment.
At that time, Special Summon was premised on the consumption of some kind of resource, so it was difficult to deploy 3 or 4 times. It was a presence of the degree to see off.
As Synchro, Xyz, Pendulum and other summoning methods increased, this card's presence increased, and since summoning also counts, it has blossomed in the environment with a wide range that sets it apart from other Special Summon metas.
However, overconfidence is prohibited as it is easily destroyed by Continuous Trap. Don't forget the unfortunate times when breakers and cyclones easily cracked.

A relatively famous mediocre partner who was active in both the original and OCG.
In the original, parasitic parasites are avoided by the TRPG-like rule that says that a lump of steel cannot be parasitic. Since Battle City, this kind of development has been hidden, and together with Fisherman, it will be handed down as a memory of readers.
On the other hand, in OCG, the steel body is reproduced with the effect of forcibly destroying the equipment card. It is true that it is possible to play robbery with this effect, but it is not possible to play the essential paracide and it becomes a parasite, making a big blunder, which will buy laughter from the original fans.
That said, his Equip Spell, which has an effect when destroyed due to its unique, unique effect, is the key to actively activating his Equip Spell. there is Since he is the one who drove into the Goyo dimension with Elma as one of the sticks in the infinite combo, it is impressive in a different way from the original work.
Overall, both the original OCG and the beloved knight left a strong impression on duelists.

A sad demon hated by rules.
An irregular self-regeneration ability that returns as an equipment card when sent to GY. No matter where he is sent to GY, he will come back and there is no turn 1 restriction, so it seems that he will demonstrate tremendous tenacity on the text. In fact, due to the spell of misfortune called the arbitrary effect of time, I was often crying in the shadow of the grass because I could not demonstrate my true power.
Due to its nature, it is perfect for studying the rules because it really misses the timing. A living teaching material that even a beginner who doesn't know much about time and situation can understand naturally by simply putting this card in his deck and dueling with an advanced player.
In the past, there was a difference of 500 or more in the ATK line between lower and upper grades, and even if this card was equipped, it would be a good value to trade off, so it was treated like an error, but in recent years the numbers have been finely assigned. Surprisingly, there are many combinations of monsters that can be destroyed with this 500 down. Relatively effective against Link Monsters that cannot be in Defense Position.
However, because of that Link Monster, he can easily miss the timing due to the method of material processing and he will be dropped by GY, so there is no such thing as having a special advantage.

A princess with a big cold wave.
The ``outdated when printed'' series that was often seen due to the slow progress of the manga version.
Synchronized environments are already at their peak, and even with release reduction, high-level monsters themselves are narrow, and the only result is that they are difficult to use.
On the contrary, during the ZEXAL period, he picked up a little and played a role that could not be underestimated, such as helping to get past the opponent's interference and landing rank 8, but after all, the consumption of summoning rights is heavy, and he is content with a minor standing position.
Currently, he has strong support for King Monarch and Normal Summon, and there are more ways to summon him during the opponent's turn, so his use has been expanded considerably, but his engagement with King Monarch is bad, and he has a distorted deck composition. It's easy, and it's second and third here as well.
In other words, a card that needs love to make the most of its strength.

Yu-Gi-Oh is probably the first card that embodies his strong DARK.
Due to the errata adjustment, the 3-turn peeping, which was the greatest strength, was completely erased, and although it was the original virus card, it lost the effect that made the virus a virus.
However, in the original, there is no draw peeping effect, so it can be said that the result is closer to the original effect.
Basically, it is mainly used as a defense card due to the existence of the demerit of cutting the damage inflicted on the opponent.

Yu-Gi-Oh's best trick card.
I would like to say that, but I can't say that everything is bad, and if you look at the short period between the printing of this card and the recording of Shinrokubu, it hasn't gone on such a terrible rampage.
TCG sometimes designs powerful support cards to leverage the unfavorable category, and this card was also designed with consideration of the deck power of the unfavorable Mujirushi The Six Samurai at the time, in other words, this overspec was intentional. is likely. However, due to bad timing, in Japan, he was printed as Legendary Six Samurai immediately after its release, and the result of the accidental Japan-US joint operation was... as you can see.
In other words, the problem is why Konami, who should have been the one who decided to record "Gateway of the Six" in OCG, came to design his Legendary Six Samurai, which forms such a catastrophic synergy, is still a mystery. is.

Zombie The handsomest.
Appearing in an era where low-level fistfights were the focus, and high-level players were destroyed by effects, their self-regeneration ability took the world by storm. He maintained the front line, and even if he fell down, he immediately revived him with calligraphy, showing an activity that could be called the forerunner of what is now known as death from overwork.
However, after that, a series of adverse events occurred one after another, such as an increase in low-level RBIs, the emergence of semi-advanced players, and the promotion of GY's ad campaigns. and fall asleep.
But, surprisingly, he will be resurrected as a Vampire category and wake up from a long sleep.
Well, I couldn't expect him to play a leading role on the boulder, but he still has a good presence and can be used as a material. It was a pleasant surprise for the seniors.

An entertainment unit that has a pleasant experience with various illustrations.
A child of the new era (at that time) that revamped the concept of demerit attackers. As a monster that can be pulled from 《Reinforcement of the Army》, it has been in the honorable position of ATK top tie for 20 years, and it still continues.
For this reason, even now, it is sometimes used as a punch removal personnel that destroys control, and Special Summon also has an anti-jamming performance that allows it to punch without triggering its effect, which surprisingly opens up a hole in many suppressions. It's really reliable when around 《El Shaddoll Winda》or 《Toadally Awesome》. Let's show the old-timer's stubbornness to the smug duelist who suppresses with half-baked stats.
It was a card that was often seen in field matches between novice duelists at the time, and boasts unusual popularity as a demerit attacker.

His deck fusion genealogy has been controversial and criticized every time it is printed.
There was a restriction on the fusion destination like "Fusion Destiny", and at that time it was functioning as a construction pressure. However, the moment the infamous Dragoon is printed, a dark cloud begins to set in. (Later, Destiny will follow a similar fate with the appearance of Phoenix.)
Together with the Anaconda you know, he completed the Lily Third Lagoon, which was supposed to be an empty theory on paper, and spun a future of devastation by spreading countless despairs.
In addition, the power balance of this card itself is well-crafted and appropriate, and I would like to make it clear that it is a victim who has been forced to take a side role.

Normally, death from overwork refers to the low-ranking card that is pulled out of his GY many times to become material, but Dark World is a little different, with a handsome general who stands up again and again. As for the cost, it's as if it's My Body as a Shield to protect its subordinates. Although it is easy to put out, the RBI is high, and the degree of perfection of the Strak itself has made Dark World a leap in the environment.
The only sadness at that time was that Trishula was the handicap, so he was also the first victim.
In any case, it has succeeded in changing the environment with a card called Strak, which is always available, so if it is a design with this in mind, Konami's response is worthy of praise.

A really bubbly card that completely clears the opponent's field by using your hand all at once.
A general-purpose card that can be considered for adoption outside of the Sacred Time due to its straightforward behavior that can be played without material restrictions and can pass 3000 points with its own effect.
It has a powerful system that can destroy any number of cards without targeting, but the result is still a one-for-one exchange, so it's a bit risky to use it without a gimmick to compensate for the loss.