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Like the other colored monsters in Season 1, it is simply a Ravas monster with different colors, but this monster is given the card name and setting of an evolved form of Larbus.
Although it looks like this, it looks like it's still a beast.
His ability has steadily increased since Larbus, but his performance is just that of a Rattata becoming a Rattata, and I would like to see him evolve at least one more time.

In the history of the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG, there was certainly a time when level 4 tuners were constantly watching the feet of level 4 tuners with various adjustments, but this card erased the fact that it was a tuner, which was unprecedented. adjustments have been made.
This is a regular subscription benefit, so I was surprised.
It is also the history of Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG that we have shown our dreams with Superbia, and have delivered such perks one after another to duelists who flock to the perks.

A super slow 2 draw spell.
You don't need to invest anything, and in return you can't cheat, and when the time comes, you can definitely draw two with this one card.
However, it is also true that I invested this card with the intention of losing the principal for the aimless future draw.
Time is money, and I have the impression that the effect is strong even though it is broken into pieces.

His Fiend's low-level Normal Monster in Phase 1, featuring a design that combines a mimic and a jewelry box, as if Dragon Quest's elements were docked together.
As a low-level demon in the 1st term, it was a hit next to Rajin, along with Gargoyle Powered, and although it was not a named fusion material, it was still a monster that could be used.
The original flavor text was prepared for the game work, and in DM3, except for the construction monsters, it was a monster with the highest RBI among the lower-level fantasy demons.
Also, perhaps because the shape of the box's lid resembles that of a tortoise shell, it has a feature that other Fiends don't have that can be enhanced with 《Steel Shell》.

In both video games and card games, most dragons have strength that sets them apart from others, and at the same time, there are weapons and techniques that are effective against dragons, and as a result, dragons are "a race with many weaknesses". In many cases, this card is the face of the Dragon meta in Yu-Gi-Oh.
It is a card that was a monster in the original and the Bandai version, and in the original he is a spell, but in the OCG it is the opposite of Time Wizard, which is a monster.
In Season 1, several Normal Spells that remove all specific races such as "Warrior Elimination" and "Last Day of Witch" appeared, and this card is the Dragon version of him... but for some reason he forced the Dragon. It has become a permanent meta trap card that keeps you lying down.
It's not necessarily a weak card against Dragons, but if you use this card, you can get rid of all Dragons! It is also true that it is not a card that says.

A high-level vanilla monster that is practically the strongest warrior in the first season.
Currently, the number and quality of Warriors are a top-notch race, but in the first period, there were almost no high-level monsters with 20 RBI or more, and most of the highest-level monsters were Ritual Monsters that could not Normal Summon, and they were the only ones that could Normal Summon. Because Gaia the Fierce Knight, who was the top Warrior, had 23 RBIs...
It was a monster that never saw the light of day because 《Summoned Skull》already existed when it first appeared, but at the time it was a reassuring monster for players building Grassland Decks centered around Warriors and Beast Warriors.
After all, there were only three monsters with 22 points or more that could be sacrificed in the first season, Archfiend, Machine King, and this card, excluding Fire Wing Pegasus, which was too promo.

One of the Level 4 or lower Fusion Monsters that appeared only in a very limited period of the first season.
At level 3, even as of 2021, only 5 monsters with no effect that appeared in the first season, including this card, have appeared, and this card is his only EARTH among them.
As such, in a proper Deck it will be an option to fuse summon to use Instant Fusion as a material.
As a Fusion Monster, the two fusion materials didn't change much in terms of status, so it wasn't really worth putting out.
It was also the Fusion Monster that became the fusion material for his first Fusion Monster, and as his name suggests, he played the role of a catalyst for communication fusion in DM3.

The Field Spell that made its name as his strongest Field Spell in the first term.
Low level attackers: Dark Elves, Gemini, Rajin
Lower Wall → Aquamadol, Holy Elf
Possessing minor effects → Witch, 《Sangan》, Seriously, 《Mask of Darkness》
Advanced→《Summoned Skull》
Superlative→《Cosmo Queen》
Just by looking at these people, you can see that the quality of the monsters that belonged to the other five fields was on a different level.
In the game work, 《King of Yamimakai》was a high-class monster with 26 RBI, and 《Castle of Dark Illusions》was a low-class monster with 2500 DEF, so they were even stronger.
However, he didn't have a monster with an ATK of Cosmo Queen or higher, so in true DM he was behind the mountains with Ultimate and Meteor Black, the grasslands with Gate Guardian and Kaosol, and the forest with Ultimate Perfection. It was a feeling.
By the way, the Fairy, which is weakened by this effect, was completely unspoken from the bottom to the top of the 1st season, so it felt like a mere push.

In the second term, not only the original monsters such as Panther Warrior and Nuvia, but also 20 RBI low-level demerit attackers such as "The Unfriendly Amazon" and "Flash Assailant" were created one after another, and this card is one of them.
However, almost all of them are "Jirai Gumo" that appeared in Season 1 and monsters of Dark Elf or lower. This makes it difficult to wall off the Attack Position.
However, all of these effects can be negate with Skidre, so there is a way to use them together, and you can reverse the disadvantage with "Reverse Trap", but in this operation, it is still better to use "Flash Assailant".

Dragons are always treated as protagonists in all media, and Dragons in Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG are no exception. is.
However, to be honest, the mountain races in the 1st season didn't have a good low or high class, so I think the impression was that the superlative dragons, especially the Blue-Eyed dragons, were completely swayed. .
It would be a different story if I said that I could send out anything as much as I wanted, regardless of level or summoning conditions, but the reality is that's not the case...
Season 1 Sue has a reputation for its beauty, but this card is rated as the most beautiful card among them, and a beautiful product has a reasonable price.
Even Man-eating Bugs and Cocoons of Evolution are hard to find perfects, so you won't see many perfects for this card.

One of the six Field Spells introduced in Season 1 that strengthen or weaken specific races.
In any case, the enhancement value is only 200, but if it's a duel that assumes a fistfight between lower class monsters, it's surprisingly not stupid.
However, the main force and trump cards of the three wilderness races in season 1 weren't impressive at all...
For the time being, there was "Giant Soldier of Stone", but if "Great Mammoth of Goldfine" or "Bracchio-raidus" was a monster that he can Normal Summon, it might have been a little different.

A straight food card that is rare in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
There are cards with motifs such as fruit and sweets, monsters with XX apples, and so on, but when it comes to food that is clearly aimed at everyone, I think this card and emergency food are the only ones.
The effect is just to curry yourself or your opponent and restore his LP slightly.
It has never been reprinted since it appeared in Season 1, but I think it is one of the cards that is beautiful for that very reason and makes you feel the value of a beautiful product.

In the Battle City arc, Hamoth used it as a trump card to replace Great Moth, and his first Insect that can be Normal Summoned is a superlative monster.
It is also a monster that brought the monster token system to Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG, and it is unclear whether it looks like an ant or a bee, but since a soldier ant has also appeared, is it an ant?
Among the 10 types of benefits that come with DM3, this card was not randomly included, but was a first-time benefit, and was a card that was always available separately from the randomly included 3/8 cards.
In the original, the enhancement factor is 400, although it does not include itself, and the Insect monster it creates also has ATK of 1200. There is no choice but to demand a release every time you attack, it has become a fucking fuel consumption & super high risk monster.
I understand that the tokens created can be used for self-strengthening and release for attack, but as long as you don't intercept, you will be able to create tokens in Attack Position during your end phase, so return It's clear that you'll take painful battles damage on your turn.
Well, even in the original, the monster was a premise of a combo of Paracide and Insect Barrier, which was prepared as a phony, so I feel like it can't be helped with OCG, which can't be done. It's a card...
It will be a long time before it is reborn as a mutated remake monster later.

It is a low-class vanilla angel monster with the highest score, and among the 10 types of benefits that come with DM3, this card was not randomly included but was available as a reservation privilege.
Below this is Shine Abyss, which also appeared in the second season, with 16 RBIs, and the next one is Shining Friendship in the first season with 13 RBIs. I feel like I'm a bad race.
Even so, Fairy has Spirit of the Harp with 2000 DEF, so it's better than her Thunder with 1200 RBI of the low class vanilla in Season 1...
Since it is the star of the Star Seraph race, it can be treated as an angel version of Rainbow Fish or 《Giant Red Seasnake》.
It is also one of the monsters designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi as an original DM3 monster, and Siclea is very beautiful, and has experienced appearances in anime and dark & chaos, and is a monster that has many fans since ancient times.

One of his three Magnet Warriors from the Valkyrion generation, featuring overwhelmingly refreshing flavor text, and having both offense and defense lower than his later fusion companion, γ.
Because of Valkyrion's existence, γ and Giant Soldier of Stone aren't enough.
However, at that time Naraku, Death Deck, and 《Messenger of Peace》were also prosperous, so it wasn't necessarily the case that β and γ were completely backward compatible.
This card and β are 3/8 random benefits from DM3, γ is 3/5 random benefits from DM4 Yugi, and Valkyrion is 3/5 random benefits from DM4 Kaiba. It is the series that was most tossed about by the random privilege sales method and the division sales method of the work.