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A plant monster that serves as a fusion material for Flower Wolf's name.
In DM4, in the strategy book, Bramagi Girl said, "I wonder if there was a strong Plant?"
In game works, Plant can be used as a fusion material for 《✪ The Black Dragon King Of The Jungle》, 《Queen of Autumn Leaves》, Pumpking, etc. in addition to Flower Wolf, and was a particularly useful monster in DM4.

The ultimate supreme Zombie monster king born in Anwa R.
By combining with Anwa, both effects become divinely strong, but even without Anwa, you can add the single removal of untargeted monsters to the effects of all your undead other than yourself, and general-purpose hand triggers. It is possible to check the opponent's Urara and Warashi, etc., so its high performance is guaranteed.
There are decks of him that stop functioning even with Anwa alone.

His Insect attribute recruiter who appeared in the 2nd season, which was often said to be Winged Beast.
Insect has been a race in which EARTH has been the majority since the first period, and although his WIND monsters in his Insect at that time were second only to EARTH in terms of total number, he was still a minority.
Also, compared to other attributes, WIND has fewer monsters that are useful for recruiting, and many WIND themes have their own search and recruiting methods without using this card that triggers battle destruction. I don't think there will be that much demand.
Currently, I feel like I'd rather take advantage of being an Insect, so how about recruiting from Resonant Insects, Ultimate Insects, Beforce, etc. and incorporating cards with racial elements?

While there are reasonable combinations of attribute recruiters such as light → angel, earth → beast, there are also curveballs that have a small share among races such as fire → machine, water → beast warrior.
This Darkness→Plant also exists in a certain number now, mainly in Predaplant, but it was a rare combination that was rarely seen in Plant at the time.
As for its performance, it is useful as a monster that can recruit the medium of death decks such as ghosts, Zarugs, and "Sangan" that have useful effects, and although it is an attribute recruiter, it can be counted among the Good Stuff Monsters at the time. is what you showed me.
Currently, recruiters that trigger battle destruction tend to be treated as obsolete, but there are excellent recruitment targets & they continue to increase, and you can actively use the effect with suicide bombing and sending. Things haven't changed, so I think there's a certain level of strength.

I've written a lot about it, but I think it's safe to assume that it's basically a Field Spell that allows you to draw one.
When incorporating multiple Field Spell gimmicks such as Necrovalley and Sato into the Deck and using them in combination with Terraphometababon-mawashi, it is a relay point to prevent accidents where the search target is lost, and to reduce the number of Field Spells that are the favorites and take care of them. It is a very convenient card.
It is also suitable as a self-bouncing card, and by self-bouncing, you can draw 1 without being used or destroyed by your opponent, and you can draw 2 by reactivating it regardless.
Since there is no name Turn 1, it is possible to switch to another Chiquile and accelerate the draw, so it is possible to stack 3 of them as Droso that can be searched, but as long as you use this card, it is still desirable to use it with some kind of favorite Field Spell. I think so.
Also, it goes without saying, but the 1000 LP required for each draw isn't stupid, so I think you need to be careful especially when using it together with God Trap.
《Tilted Try》seems to be aimed at this card, but after all, a card of this quality cannot be designed so easily.

A Field Spell that allows any monster to do a 500 global pump, just your own monster.
In addition, it has a resistance to effect destruction once per turn, and when there are 2 or more monsters on your field, the monster with the lowest ATK will not be targeted for attack, and if they are monsters with the same ATK Your opponent cannot attack monsters.
However, when this card is activated, your Special Summoned monsters will be annihilated, and if this card is on the field, you cannot Special Summon monsters from EX. Basically, there are a lot of disadvantages such as rottenness, and I have the impression that the above-mentioned merits are honestly unsatisfactory as a return against these risks.
Since the resistance only deals with destruction, it is impossible to reactivate it even if it is bounced due to the demerit once during the duel, so it is impossible to remove it by banning or sending him GY, so this card is the main axis of his deck. It tends to be an unreasonable problem in the middle of the day.
However, in a metabi-type deck where the power is concentrated in the main deck, Field Spell, which can pump 500 regardless of the monster's race or attribute, is very valuable. It is also a very epoch-making card for Pakike and Barrier Statue, who often have the same monsters lined up.
If you use Chiquile or Necrovalley in metabi, how about choosing a Field Spell to use with them?
Other than that, when the Orichalcos monsters are fully OCGized in the future, I would like to look forward to the future where there may be useful effects that refer to this card.

A type of hand trigger monsters that completely suppresses effects activated by GY.
When you go first, the hand triggers that attack your GY effect aren't just Urara Yawarashi, Crow, γ, and Bardek...!
Effects activated by GY can be activated regardless of the nature of the effect, such as Urara and Warashi. In addition to being able to use it just by throwing it, the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, and since it's a low-level monster with 17 hit points that can be Normal Summoned, you can put it on the field and fight if you feel like it.
In the current environment where the effect of GY activation has increased a lot, I think that it has become a card that is usually too big as an option for triggering.
The weakness is the same as Urara, because it is necessary to form a chain directly, so if the opponent activates multiple trigger effects at the same time, you can avoid it by adjusting the order in which the chain is formed, and negate the effect instead of activating it. Therefore, it cannot be used against effects that are triggered by damages, such as Recruiter effects that trigger battle destruction.

Pump 800 of the two beast races, and if the equipped monster destroys the opponent's monster by battle, it becomes 1 add.
When an opponent's monster attacks, if you can intercept it by activating it with a damage step, it will be a big advantage both in terms of numbers and tempo.
Beast has system monsters such as Wanfu, and if you use this kind of card, I would like to use it in his deck that uses such monsters.
There are similar cards such as the Phantom Sword that can be equipped with 800 pumps and can grant resistance to destruction, so I want to choose which one to use carefully.
It loses its ability to attack, but if you search for a "Phantom Beast" card or find a card that can be set from the Deck, you can give it some priority, but the Phantom Beast is still left untouched...

In one of the pages of his Toon world that appeared in the original, Pegasus enhanced his Blue-Eyed Toon dragon with this card.
The front cover is not his Toon Dragon Egger, but Dark Rabbit, and the back cover is not his Toon Mermaid, but a blank Toon World.
700 Pump is quite large in the 1st period enhancement spell, and it was great that he could use it to enhance Blue-Eyed and Sanga because the equipment target was his LIGHT.
However, in addition to "Malevolent Nuzzler" and "Axe of Despair" that appeared in Season 2, there was also "Stim-Pack" in Season 1, which could raise the RBI of any monster by 700, even though it had the disadvantage of being slow-acting, so this card was a game-changer. It's a bonus, so if you ask me if I'm happy to win it, apart from the Nagisa and Death Decks, it's a card that doesn't feel like that at all.
In true DM, it appeared as a powerful enhancement spell that can strengthen any monster by one level, next to giant growth, and was an essential card that can be used in all decks.
I think the illustration is very beautiful, so I will add 1 point including memory correction etc.

The heart of the Toon Monster with the biggest errata in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG history.
When it was errataed, the illustration was also changed to a different one, so you won't see two erratas this big in the future.
I purposely remade it so that it can be used as decently as possible, but with the advent of Kingdom, he is a card that has ended its role as the heart of Toon.
As for the reason for the errata, I think it was simply too difficult to use, but I think the main reason was that it was too troublesome to manage "his LP paid so far". .

In addition to his ATK of 3000, a Link 4 monster that can unleash top-quality removal by simply making himself his Special Summon.
Although there are restrictions on the materials, it can be Link Summoned from two bodies, and since his Beast is included in the three specified races, Link Summoning is easy if you use Skego.
Furthermore, even if one of the three specified races is SS on your field while you are on the field, the removal effect will be activated, so if you combine it with Furice's SS effect etc., you can use the effect even on the opponent's turn. It is also very strong to be able to
Link 4 is not even an option with half-baked power even with general-purpose materials, and it has become a large demonic world that can be easily repelled, but this monster is worth the bond, and the existence of this card is specified. I think it can be counted as one of the strengths of the three races.

Even if you say you're from Booster 1 or 2, it doesn't feel strange at all, even if you say something like that, it's a monster characterized by an illustration that has the atmosphere of the Booster series overwhelmingly more than the ability value. I can't explain it very well, but...
Even now, it is a rare combination called Pyro, a land that can only be seen in Gem-Knight, etc. There was no Salamandra support, and unfortunately the fire element was never carried over.

Since it appeared in the first period, it seems like it would be a designated fusion material for a Dragon Fusion Monster, but in reality it's not like that at all.
If that's the case, the Daigraffer would be more appropriate to call it "D. Human".
Kaiser Kaiba, who uses the Dragon Deck in DM4, has been put into his deck, probably because he bought the setting of having the power of a dragon, and it can be strengthened with 《Dragon Treasure》.
Naturally, it is not strengthened in the mountains, but the reason why this card was chosen is probably due to the fact that his ATK 1200 Lesser Dragon and 《Baby Dragon》were the highest hitting points for the DM4 low grade dragon.

It is characterized by the fact that it is written in the flavor text that it is good at weapon defense.
It's clearly written that he's a devil, but he's not a fiend, but a warrior.
Rather than that, it is a monster that I wanted to explain in the flavor why it is assimilated with trees and whether it is a type of monster that can move from tree to tree.

A low-level vanilla monster of Reptile that is said to have little merit belonging to Venom.
It has 2000 DEF, and the number of types and specs of other low-level Venoms are similar, so even a monster like this will be useful to Venom.
As for Reptile, I'm not sure if it's WATER, but I really don't know what Bahasha Mochi is all about.
Level 4 Vanilla Reptile has SOLDIER and Gagagigo with high ATK, so if you use this card, you want to take advantage of his ATK of 500 or less.