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One of the advanced vanilla-type rare monsters of the first period, which appeared along with Assassin, 《✪ Cactus》, and 《Release Restraint Wave6》.
At that time, it wasn't guaranteed that one pack would contain a single rare card. There is no doubt that it is a monster that made children's hearts dance.
Can you understand the happiness of powering up this monster with 《Machine Conversion Factory》?
The actual ability is like a Machine from the 1st season, and the unnecessarily high defensive power in the name of armor is a disappointing performance that makes itself a weak advanced monster. In terms of both offense and defense, it is defeated by the Machine King, and even in vanilla, it is still defeated by the normal 《✪ Royal Guard》.
Dungeon Worm and Karasu Tengu are the same, but this was the reality of the 1st term advanced vanilla rare monsters, there was not a single really strong monster.
I even think that Air Eater, Flame Cerberus, and Ushioni should have been made rare.

Along with Cherubini and others, it is a strange Link 2 monster that has not been regulated yet because it is misused by solitaire parts everywhere, but the timing does not match for some reason.
The Link Brains pack, which consists of all three bullets, is characterized by a wavy adjustment "based on the reflection of the previous bullet", for better or worse, but Khalifa and Electra, which have already been banned and restricted cards One of the Link Monsters that created the big pile of Link Brains Pack 1 with Mu and others.
Its performance is a dream-like specification in which all three, including the cost to activate one of the two types of effects that it exerts, can earn numerical additions for hands, fields, and GY that touch the Deck. It may not look like it at first glance because of the strict restrictions imposed after using the search effect, but don't be fooled by these dizzying disadvantages.
Let's wonder about the fact that the Warrior recruited by another effect does not have the disadvantage of negate the effect or not being able to be used as a link material.

Even at the time when Shin DM was released, when the world was still relatively tolerant of eros, it was a monster with an irresistible hesitation to make it into a 3D model.
I don't know of any other card that had such a strong presence in the existence of the "low-class Aqua vanilla" that was the biggest in the first season...
In terms of stats, it has surprisingly good combat ability, but since it's not a named fusion material, it's hard to find points to add points to monsters like this unless you let your personal standards and emotions intervene. feels difficult.
As a dancer, in the game it was a designated sacrifice for the ritual summoning of the Dancing Soldier.

An all-enhanced spell featuring highly entertaining illustrations of the Beast monsters that appeared from season 1 to season 4, when this card appeared.
I think it's great that even monsters that don't look like Beasts are selected as Beasts.
It is an effect that is reminiscent of the Limi solution that strengthens the entire body with a Quick-Play Spell, but this card has a low enhancement rate, and if the target to be strengthened is originally a high-powered monster, unlike the Limi solution, which is strong even from one body, this card is strong. It's hard to say that it's easy to use, because it depends a lot on the number of monsters in your field.
I'd like to dedicate this score not to the effects, but to the exciting illustrations and their great taste.

Among the cards that have the effect of turning all of the opponent's monsters into the backside Defense Position, which is very effective against monsters with resistance other than Link, this spell card has the least peculiarity and can be used without choosing his Deck.
If this card is on the field, monsters that have been put to sleep will not be able to wake up on their own, so I would like to use it in combination with effects such as Archon that can deal with monsters while they are face down.
Currently, light, darkness, and flame are present in the shield sword card, but in the future, if a means to search for shield sword cards with earth, water, and wind is created, it will attract more attention as a flip card that can be searched. Good performance without a doubt.

An excellent trap card that parries all battle destruction and damage caused by beatdown on that turn.
Unlike 《Thunder of Ruler》, it's a perfect Friche, so it's especially convenient that you can activate it after your opponent has moved to some extent, and the countdown is the perfect card to gain more turns.
However, unlike 《Thunder of Ruler》, you can enter the Battle Phase just by not being able to declare an attack, so be careful as 《Evenly Matched》will be used normally.

In exchange for not being able to select cards in her field, Sambre has improved the quality of her removal by bouncing to the top of her Deck.
Deck bounces tend to be effective removals rather than destructions, such as cards with resistance, effects that capture destruction, effects that trigger destruction, and cards with GY effects. If there is, it will only be a temporary surrender against monsters in the main deck, and if the monster has a summoning trigger effect, it may be forced to use the effect again, and in the case of permanent meta spells and traps. After the next turn, it will be activated again after all.
As with Mirafo & Airfo, it depends on the opponent's deck whether Sambre or Eafo will be an effective removal card.

Friche, which appeared in the 3rd term, targets all front and back sides of your opponent and removes a single target by destroying it.
An exemplary Friche Elimination Trap and an excellent Trap card that set the standard for judging the usefulness of subsequent Friche Elimination Traps.
Since it requires 1 card as a cost to activate, if you activate it normally, you will lose 1 number of cards. This is a miso that uses this card, which continues from the 1st period 《Tribute to The Doomed》.
Currently, it only supports cards on the front side, but it is completely in the position of Dinomiscus, which has an effect of discarding cards & removal methods are more difficult to block & has an excellent additional effect that belongs to Paleozoic and can be used in the Trap Deck. Do you feel that you have been robbed of
Normal Summoning monsters face-down has also decreased, and if I destroy the set cards in the back line blindly, it will be a bad snake, so if it's a single removal, regardless of the whole removal, it's annoying that it seems to ignore the face down. I think there is also the idea that it is better to aim only for permanent types and Field Spells.

Perfect Counter Trap for destruction effects exclusive to The Six Samurai, but not for triggering Spell Trap effects.
It's a popular image when it first appeared, but in addition to only dealing with destruction, this card isn't a disruption with a theme-specific search like Gladiator Beast War Chariot or Vampire Domination, so it's a direct draw. Although it is essential, there is no fault, and on the contrary, there is a pattern of accident factors.
That's why it's almost never used in the current serious The Six Samurai Deck.
If it's a complete perfect counter, even if there is no theme-specific search, it's a level that I feel like using it enough.

A trap card that allows you to cast a universal single removal of Friche by escaping Nordic or Lord of the Aesir to removal.
Usability is inferior to Sambre, but it is quite strong among Nordic Relics because it can also be used as a cost for low-ranking Nordic.
Since the removed monsters will return later, the number of additions will eventually be a lot, but I'm worried that the return timing is too late and the return timing is not so good.
Also, unlike Kozubure, if this card is negate, the monsters removed by the cost will not return, so be careful.

A type of low-ranking demerit attacker with 20 RBIs who appeared in the second term and has both offense and defense.
It has the property of weakening in proportion to the number of cards in your hand, and with even one card in your hand, both offense and defense will drop to 1600, making it difficult to play the role of an attacker or a wall.
If it's Handless, it can be used as a 20 RBI monster with no disadvantages, but in that case, it's still sad that it's just a 20 RBI monster that forces you to be in a situation where you can't rely on hand triggers at all.
It's a relief that Fiend doesn't have a 20-RBI low-end vanilla yet, but that doesn't seem to be much of a reason to play this card.
At the time, combos with 《Reverse Trap》were often talked about, but I think it goes without saying that maintaining a hand is much more difficult than using it...
I think it's great that he can surpass ATK 3000 with a realistic number of 3 cards in his hand, even if he puts this card on the field and sets Amanojaku and doesn't use Droso. It is said that it is stronger to use up all the Pump Trap and lie down.

Along with 《Octoberser》and 《Twin Long Rods #2》, the monsters included in the 2nd regular pack of the 2nd season that digested the "last leftovers" left behind in DM2 to OCG.
Around this period, there were still 3 Aqua left, and it seems that the number of Aqua vanillas in the first period was abnormal.
At first glance, he's just a weak monster, but at level 2 he's an Aqua/WATER vanilla. .
More than anything else, I was even moved by the fact that a mere vanilla monster that wasn't originally from the original was remade into Psychic X called Armor Cover because it could use supernatural powers. Although it is not a designated fusion material, including its high price, I would like to add 1 point to this card.
In True DM2, it has an effect in line with the flavor text that damage to the controller becomes 0 when fighting, and it was also one of the best monsters to probe the opponent's set card.

Together with the regular pack "Soul Resurrection" from the previous series, he is from the last regular pack of the 2nd term that released all the true DM2 original cards to OCG all at once, but unfortunately this monster was not given a monster effect.
The result was a very rare product called vanilla, a local fish with a mysterious low hitting point.
It may have been better than 《Molten Behemoth》or Shape Snatch just because it's a low-level monster, but it's a waste of precious materials.
In Shin DM2, it is the Elder Entity tribe who was very helpful as his GY cleaning staff to adjust the cards that fell into the slot.

With a Field Spell that raises the RBI of WATER monsters by 500, I think it's relatively rare to strengthen the opponent's monsters because it supports WATER.
Speaking of the Field Spell that strengthens the entire WATER of the second season, Atlantis comes to mind first, but there are monsters such as Katapa, Fisherman, and Suga that can take advantage of the level down effect, and the existence of "sea" such as "Tornado Wall". If you don't use a card that is a condition for the effect to be applied, you can hit 21 RBI even with "7 Colored Fish" and "Giant Red Seasnake", as well as " ✪ Fountain Fairy " and "High Tide Gyojin" level low-level monsters. This accessible card was better suited to the concept of maintaining the front line and beatdowns with low-level monsters.
Instead, when this card is on the field, he loses the defense power of the WATER monsters, and there is also the adverse effect that it is difficult to coexist with "Island Turtle" and "Humanoid Slime", so in the second term he built a WATER Deck. It is also a presence that troubled the duelists who were there.

A legendary card that saved many of his level 5 WATER monsters that had appeared so far with the Field Spell treated as the sea that appeared in Season 2 with its level-down effect.
At the time of his appearance, he was level 7 and only had Suga, the Water Demon God, as a WATER monster, but Suga was quite strong as he had an ATK of 2500 + 200 = 2700 with one sacrifice.
At that time, 《Terrorking Salmon》and Gigo didn’t appear yet, and Fisher Beast was just level 6, so it seemed that popularity was split between 《Umiiruka》, which simply has a higher enhancement value.
The WATER that can be pumped with this effect belonged to most water, fish, and sea serpents at the time, and this card appeared because of the specification that you can only stack up to 3 cards together with the sea. At that point, the original sea was almost out of use.