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A control exchange card that appeared in season 2. In true DM2, it is written as teleportation and read as teleportation.
This is an excellent spell that can be done without targeting and the effect lasts forever, while stealing the opponent's monsters and forcing your own monsters on the opponent.
If there is only one monster on the opponent's field, the opponent will force it to be sent out, but if that is not the case, the opponent will choose the monster to hand over control to, so there is a lot of anxiety about handing it over to the opponent's turn alone. In the current environment where it is avoided because it remains, it is better not to expect too much as a control-stealing card.
On the other hand, it is useful as a card that forces your opponent to target monsters with demerits or attacks to activate battle destruction trigger exchanges. As a method of sending, I think there is still excellence in being able to serve as a valid exchange.

I thought that the White Rose Dragon would appear during the anime 5D's broadcast like a copy monster of the Black Rose Dragon and would be a Synchro of about the same size, but it's a lower class monster under the Black Rose umbrella. bottom.
Its effect is a deployment effect that triggers NS and a self-SS effect from the hand.
Since it is a dark dragon that can be deployed when there is a dragon tuner, it can be used in a Dragon Deck that has nothing to do with plants or rose dragons.
The effect of sending the Deck's Plant to GY when it becomes a Synchro Material was clearly set to level 4 or higher to be wary of Valve and Dandy, but after all, both were banned cards, so the adjustment was almost meaningless. It's an effect that makes you feel like it's gone, but with the appearance of Romarin, by sending Romarin to GY with this effect, it became possible to indirectly send Plants of level 3 or lower to GY via that effect.

A monster designed in anticipation of synergy with VJ's Fabled, a new card included in the nearby regular pack, but the attribute is dark, not light.
8 Synchro with demon binding on the non-tuner side, the effect is negate of the monster effect that targets the monster in the field due to the activation effect that started to be seen in the 11th period, and discards it from the hand when the effect resolves. By making a monster a fiend, you can get one of the three resistances you like in a row.
No matter how Fiend is sent from your hand to his GY, you can gain resistance, so you can combine it with other cards to gain resistance during your opponent's turn, but after all effects are processed, chain block to gain resistance, so you can't match it directly with your opponent's removal effect.
It's not weak at all because it silences unpleasant permanent effects, but even with just the material-free Synchro, it's a level 8 zone in the Great Devil's Nest state, and there are restrictions, and this hit point and this performance are still unsatisfactory. In my opinion, the fact that this site has such a large number of views despite it being a large monster attached to a book tells us that the demand for and attention to this card is low.

Except that this card is Beast and 《Beaver Warrior》is Beast-Warrior, they all have the same status.
It is the same as the monster used by Yugi in the original kingdom edition.
The flavor text of monsters with this kind of ability in Season 1 is often high, fairly high, and unexpectedly high defense, but in the case of this card, it repels half-baked attacks. It is characterized by the use of appropriate expressions.
In the original work, he endured the pollution caused by the Death Deck and was equipped with Horn of the Unicorn to defeat the Minotaur.
For that reason, it is also drawn in the illustration of his Ritual Spell called "Super Soldier Ritual" that will appear later.

One of the monsters that existed in the first season of Normal Monsters with the flavor text "strong under the corresponding Field Spell".
This monster is a Beast-Warrior, so it can be used not only in grasslands but also in forests.
It is also the monster used by Yugi in the original kingdom arc, and it is also one of the monsters equipped with 《Horn of the Unicorn》, but its role was an unfortunate card that was exclusively used as an elf swordsman.

The illustration is Gale, who mimics what the character depicted in the grave robbery used by Jonouchi in the original work was doing.
When I saw 《Mimicat》in the original for the first time, I thought that cards that allow me to use my opponent's spells and traps are highly entertaining and exciting.
Nowadays, there are rice cakes, but it's usually not that easy.
The method of ignoring the cost required to activate the copy source and copying only the effect is also nice.
The problem is that it's hard to aim and make a strong move, and it's not something you do in Blackwing.

Lemon's exclusive Trap card that just reads two trigger conditions and doesn't feel like reading any subsequent effects.
I don't understand why it doesn't support monster effects.

A peculiar Trap card that can cancel the original effect without negating the activation or effect of his Normal Spell by rewriting the effect of the Normal Spell.
If the spell card has any restrictions on its activation, it will apply normally.
Instead, the effect of the spell will be a random handicap, so basically it will be used in decks that can turn it into an advantage.
It's not a card that's easy to handle, but if you can't negate its activation and effect, you can do this! I think it's a card with a good idea that can be used in creative duels.

A low-class monster with the highest RBI in the grassland field in season 1, and a monster that led the Beast-Warrior's lower-class battle line along with Ax Raider with the same RBI.
It is also a fusion material designated by the name of 《Rabid Horseman》, and its appearance is like a minotaur as a main and a centaur as a sub.
It was a monster that appeared in the memorable first duel in the original work, and at that time it was said that it was the strongest monster of its race, but in the duel in the kingdom edition, it was said that ``I want you to quickly defeat it like a minotaur.'' With all that being said, it makes me feel that a change in position due to an increase in the card pool is inevitable.
However, it was remade later and became furious, and it was recorded as Sue in Strak, so it can be said that it has a strong presence among the lower class monsters used by Kaiba.

One of the rare monsters not included in DM2 or True DM, despite being a monster that appeared in Season 1.
It is characterized by a healthy and helpless tear-inducing effect that sacrifices itself to end the battle.
Yugi Gonbutori, the oldest charismatic duelist, is also a favorite card along with Beautiful Headhuntress.
It is also a monster that shows the evil that humans do not exist, and even now, such girl cards tend to be classified as her spell users or angels.

It's a monster that looks like "Armored Zombie" when he was alive, but no matter how you look at it, it seems like he's already dead.
When she becomes a zombie, all extra defensive power is scraped off and her ATK remains as it is, becoming a level 3 monster.
After all, it is a poor advanced vanilla that makes you feel that the uselessly high defense power for the monsters of the first season is just a shackle that can only be used to level up.

《Rabid Horseman》specified fusion material.
In fact, the attack and defense are reversed with Morinphen , this is a low class monster and that one is a high class monster.
It is also a monster that proves that the level setting of 《Morinphen》is irregular.
A total of 2850 offense and defense is just the boundary between level 4 and below (total value of 2800 and below) and level 5 and above (total value of 2900 and above)...why is Morinphen alone...?

"Jirai Gumo" and this card are the only low-level monsters that can hit 20 points or more in Normal Summon that appeared in Season 1, and this card is a demerit attacker that demands 1000 LP every time it attacks.
It is a different color of the Holy Elf, and it is characterized by the fact that the card name and attribute are paired, and the offense and defense are exactly the same.
Even though it's a low-class monster, if you ask me if it's worth paying 1000 LP just to hit with 20 RBIs, I'd honestly say no, but from the point of view of maintaining the battle line and beating with low-class monsters, it appeared in season 2. Disadvantages Attacker with 20 RBI or more, requires sacrifices to attack and maintain (Panther Warrior, killing allies), status drops under certain conditions (Nuvia, Boasol, Second Kill, Zombia, Armored Fly), how to put it on the battlefield There are restrictions (Nuvia, Boasol, Thunder Monarch God), it is difficult to maintain the front line because it falls asleep when attacking (Gobbutsu), and there are disadvantages that affect LP acquisition (Zombia, Thunder Monarch God). I think it might be worth using.
Since it is DARK, it can be used alone for the release of Magic Decks, and as of 2021, it can be said that not only vanilla but also normal summon low-level Spellcasters with 20 or more RBI have not yet appeared other than this card.

Many of the monsters that Yugi used in the original work, including the elf swordsman and supporting characters like Giant Soldier of Stone, have reappeared in some form as remake monsters. , and Falsebound Kingdom, but this monster has a reputation for not being remade.
One of the 2000 low-level DEF monsters of the 1st term, and also "Spirit of the Harp", "Giant Soldier of Stone", Prevent Rat, Cocoon of Evolution, and his Spellcaster Aquamadol, which is the same as himself. rice field.
Despite being called a fragile elf, he is a monster with a total attack and defense value that is barely above level 4, so his ATK is also 800 against a defense power of 2000, which is a rather high number.
In addition to being vanilla with high defensive power and blessed races and attributes for a low-class monster, it is also a named fusion material, so if you feel like it, there will be a Deck of him that you can use.
Above all, the 1st season Sue is really beautiful... It's been more than 20 years since its release, but if you have a beautiful item, let's cherish it.
In True DM2, you can fuse with Elf monsters with ATK less than 800 with Fairy, and when you reverse it, it has the effect of increasing the attack and defense of all LIGHT monsters by 800, so you just fuse your hand and line up 4 and 5 monsters on the field. It is possible to create an army of holy elves with tremendous power.

Among the 6 Field Spells that have effects that strengthen or weaken specific races that appeared in Season 1, this is the only card that has an effect that refers to its own card name.
It also played an active role in the original work, and has a wide variety of types, making it stand out from other Field Spells. And many substitute products that are treated as sea under the rules have appeared.
Many of them have useful effects, and the point of this card is to weaken the Machine slightly.