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An undead-only resurrection spell that appeared in the 2nd season of the Guardians of the Royal Family, when the Zombies started full-scale activities as a race.
It's a convenient card that allows you to banish your opponent's GY monsters while reviving your girlfriend's GY undead.
Looking only at the old text, it looks like a series of effect processing text, but as you can see from the latest text, it is an effect that targets your girlfriend's GY undead and the opponent's girlfriend's GY monsters when activated. be.
Therefore, if Kaiku or Iron Wall is on the field, you can't banish the opponent's monsters, so you can't activate it, so be careful.
The opponent's girlfriend's GY exclusion is usually a strong effect, and it can't be said that it's an extra bonus, but it's not always a good thing.

Including the fact that Jonouchi played an active role in the original work and the comical illustrations, it was probably the most exciting card among the cards that came with the DM4, saying that it was an "interesting card" and a "fun card". Wax Trap Card.
The effect is to perform a relatively complicated process of stealing the opponent's monsters other than the attacking monster and making them attack instead when the opponent attacks your own monster, but it is an attack-reactive Trap. Requires 1 or more monsters and 2 or more opponent monsters to be activated, which is quite austere as an activation condition, and the return is too small for that, so I think it will be difficult to use.

The cheerful expression in Charmer, the earnest expression in Spiritual Arts, the languid expression in Familiar-Possessed, and the various expressions of Raina, who has shown various expressions every time she appears, are finally here.
Is it just a realistic expression of Liner in link body?
It will be the LIGHT version of the Link Charmers so far, but since all Charmers and Familiar-Possessed can be converted into Artemis, it is easy to Link Summon in conjunction with taking control, and LIGHT is a monster that can be triggered, general-purpose, and often seen in the environment. Therefore, it is easy to link summon yourself and steal monsters from your opponent's GY.
Of course, there are many useful monsters in the search target, and her Deck, which is centered on LIGHT, is a card that can be used as an extra option, and it would be nice to use it together with Selene and Unicorn.

Perhaps because he wants to show the evil vibrational thing in the center of the illustration, he is placed on the left side, and he is one of the former Dark Synchro who is curious about the strange illustration that seems to have forced his whole body into it.
Similar to Underground Arachnid, also a former Dark Synchro, and Dark Flattop, it requires the tuner to be darkness, and the non-tuner to be of the same race as himself, but its performance is so disappointing that it can't be thought of as a synchro with a limit. .
Both offense and defense aren't that high, so it's a pity that there are so many opportunities to use the attack negate effect.
Even if it's not the DT Dark Ape that appeared in the anime, at least he's compatible with him, and it's at a level that can't be done unless he puts out at least a DARK beast tuner.
In the anime, he is active outside the game, and I personally like the design itself, but the composition drawn on the card illustration is too harsh, so in that sense, I don't want to give it a very good score. is.

In the anime, he was one of the monsters used by Dimac, which had an effect that treated him as a Spellcaster.
In contrast to Fighter's Ape, which was revised upwards in OCG because it was so bad at the beginning, it was revised downwards to the point of dying because it was a fairly strong effect of the control takeover system.
It can't be helped that the SS is obviously wary of Rescya, the cost is limited to monsters & the control takeover is no longer permanent, so the control takeover target is limited to the front Defense Position. is too deadly.
Link Monster In the past, it was rare in modern Yu-Gi-Oh for the opponent to actively bring out monsters in the face-up defense position.
As long as you successfully use the effect, there are no restrictions on using this card or the monster you stole as material for his Special Summon, so you can use it in various ways, but without the support of other effects. It will be difficult too.
Unless Ape is themed in the future, I think it's a monster that won't be looked back.
Personally, in the anime, the Ape x Job ``○○'s Ape'' series, which had effects that could be treated as other races such as spell users and warriors, was a pretty favorite group of cards, so someday I'll follow it. I feel like I'd like to expect the appearance of, dragons, machines, and psychics would be nice.

The enhancement factor has decreased by 100 from the time of the anime, and in exchange for losing the ability to be treated as a Warrior, the level has also decreased from 5 to 4, resulting in an ape monster with an average score of 19 RBI monsters.
Every time he knocks down a monster, his ATK powers up from 1900 to 2200→2500, and since he is his DARK, he can use it to release Magic Decks and Dark Decks.
If you don't attack, the power you've gained from your own effects will return to its original state, but since it originally had 19 RBIs, it shouldn't be too much of a disadvantage to worry about.
However, there are also low-level beast attackers, such as an ape with a higher 20 RBI, and Mad Dog of Darkness, which is the same dark beast with 19 RBI and can use vanilla support.
It's a relatively rare ultra-rare card that has never been reprinted, and I like the illustrations, so I definitely want to use this card in combat! I have the impression that it is undeniable that they will build and adopt such a strong feeling as a major premise.

A plant monster characterized by the setting of a husband and wife with different colors, which is quite a lot of brute force.
It must be crazy to feel that your husband is somehow more beautiful.
As a low-level monster in the starter box, it has a fairly high defensive power, and in season 1, many of them had a maximum RBI of 16 or less, so it wasn't too bad as a wall.
But even though this box is limited to the theatrical version, it contains a lower class Aquamadol with 2000 DEF.

A card adjusted so that it can only operate as Hurricane originally envisioned at the time.
Of course, it can no longer be used for self-bounce, but since it can't remove strengthening spell traps or open permanent meta traps that are already equipped on opponent monsters, its performance is significantly lower than hurricane. …But since the comparison target is a banned card, it has a certain level of strength as a means of getting rid of the cancer face down.
Against Trap Deck opponents that use Staro, 《The Huge Revolution is Over》, and Yabuhebi from the main or side as counter cards against Nagisa and Laith, it is definitely an effective card that surpasses Nagisa and Laith.

It's not a squall monster with a different color, or rather, it's not a cloud but a smoke monster.
The flavor text doesn't say what makes him a king, and it's a very simple design that just puts a crown on a fluffy black thing.
Now that we've come this far, wouldn't it be better to put on a velvet cloak and name the card Dark King?
The most common combination in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, the dark devil, is not a named fusion material, it is just a wasteful balance of offense and defense.

At that time, he was a monster of a size that was rarely seen as a Beast-Warrior, and since this card is still the only monster whose ATK is less than 1000 in Beast Warrior Vanilla, it may be said that the ability setting is not very Beast-Warrior-like. unknown.
It's a common story that if you challenge Jonouchi with the initial Deck in DM3 and hit a set monster, this card will make you say, "How high is your defense!?"

Field Spell with the most enhanced races.
True DM2 also strengthens Pyro and weakens Fiend.
At the time of season 1, OCG was a race that didn't particularly belong to monsters like this, but when it comes to game works, it's a different story.
Especially in DM3, while construction monsters with 2000 ATK and DEF by default run rampant, only Jirai Gumo can hold a tie with Dark Field, which boasts the overwhelmingly strongest power with King of Yamimakai and Castle of Dark Illusions.》And it was a forest field with a cocoon of evolution.
If you look at this card and immediately think of names like Slender Mole Rocket or Funny Face Angel, you can say that you're an old Yu-Gi-Oh fan.

Beast-Warrior is a field that specializes in Beast-Warrior, and Beast-Warrior also supports forests in addition to this card.
In season 1, the highest RBI of low class monsters for both warriors and beast warriors was 17 RBIs of Ax Raider and Minotaur, and the other monsters such as "D.D. Warrior" and Judgeman could be used in their own way. It wasn't the best of the six Field Spells.
In GB's games, monsters appeared that could change the field to the sea or forest by monster effect, but there is no monster that can change only this field.
Warrior, who should have been the closest race to Warrior in True DM2, has become a terrain that weakens Spellcaster.
If this card reminds you of Millennium Shield or Gate Guardian, I'm sure you're a long-trained duelist.

A vanilla monster that first appeared in the first season's starter box and is still one of the few water spell users.
His Spell-using water-user monsters such as 《Water Magician》and Undine in the 1st term have all gone to Aqua except for this card.
With a total attack and defense value of 3200, it is a level 4 monster, exceeding the level 4 limit of 2800 at the time by 400 points.
His DEF is also 2000, which is high enough for a low-level monster that can be Normal Summoned, and will be remade with even stronger DEF later.
However, low-level monsters with 2000 DEF, such as Holy Elves and "Spirit of the Harp" spirits, have appeared since season 1, and among them, ATK is 800 or 1200. I feel like it wouldn't make much of a difference.
Even with the non-standard degree, there was a monstrous monster called Giant Soldier of Stone with the same defense power of 2000, a total attack and defense value of 3300, and level 3 (the original upper limit was 2100)...
The biggest feature of this card is not only its stats and remake, but it is also a very expensive version that was distributed only at the GB game competition venue.

Depending on the monster's level and rank, it exerts a weakening effect through a permanent effect. It is strong against suppression-type large monsters with a negate effect that captures the effect of creating a chain block.
Since his monsters are also affected by this effect, his own ATK is reduced by 900 to 700, but he can still fight on par with most level-range opponents, especially at level and rank 8. His greatest strength is that he can barely beat his ATK 3000 monster.
It didn't get used that far because it uses summoning rights, but it's an effect that specializes in killing that dragoon.

It would have been nice if there were even a slight difference in the effect from Mirafo, such as being able to destroy monsters in Defense Position, but the only difference now is that the activation conditions have become stricter.
Mirafo later became unlimited, and even a special card called Mirafo launcher was issued, and there is nothing to do.
The illustrations are quite beautiful even in the Barrier Force series, and the effect is the same as Mirafo, so it's not weak, so one point is avoided.