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It's a monster that Yugi has been using since the original Battle City arc, but no one would have thought it would be such a pure yellow (gold?) color.
Machines, metals, and minerals are different things, so magnet monsters have since appeared as Rocks.
It is also a vanilla monster with 17 RBI, breaking the highest RBI of the three low-class Rock & Wilderness races that appeared in Season 2.
Currently, it has given up its position to Heliorope, but as the star of Rock, this card is still the highest score for low-level vanilla rocks.
He is a necessary monster to summon Valkyrion, and by separating him, he can be Special Summoned, so his individuality will not be shaken in that respect.

One of the DM2 game original Ritual Monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi.
The Ritual Spell "Prayer of ○○" had the 《Cosmo Queen》prayer required to ritual summon this card in addition to 《Novox's Prayer》.
This card has become a Normal Monster in OCG, but its ability values are only 100 ATK and 50 lower defense than Blue-Eyed, which still boasts the highest RBI in vanilla. It was quite expensive even surpassing Trihorn, and it was a powerful monster that didn't matter to Bramagi, which had no dedicated support at the time.
In Season 1, he was the strongest Spellcaster monster and the strongest monster in the dark field, and even if he was a Ritual Monster, his ATK was second only to Kaosol, and stronger than Zera and Black Chaos, so there must have been a duelist who loved him at the time. I guess.
Even now, if you feel like it, you can say that it is a card that can be used as a main axis if you want to.
In addition to his high ATK, the color scheme of the illustration that makes you feel the presence of the ruler of the universe is beautiful. I feel that it is a card that makes you want.

One of the DM2 game original Ritual Monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi.
Although it became a Normal Monster in the OCG, its abilities are not much different from those of a tired dragon crawling on the ground.
If this is the case, it may be better to remain a Ritual Monster and become famous as the weakest Ritual Monster, even lower than Dancing Soldier and Skull Rider.
In True DM2, 《✪ Yamata No Ryu Emaki》changes over the course of the turn and becomes this card, but this feels like an afterthought.

A low-grade earth machine monster sent out in Rush Duel as a heavy machine monster.
The card name and text do not mention that it is a lion type, but looking at the designs of other heavy equipment monsters, I think that the animal motif was a big part of being able to participate in a rush duel.
Performance in OCG is not a named fusion material, and it will be useless in this offense and defense.
If you don't care about the level, there have been " ✪ Gorgoyle " and bugloss in the low-grade ground machines since season 1, and there was also " ✪ Hologram " with a higher RBI even at the same level.

Among all the 20 races that existed from the beginning, Thunder, which was least blessed with the quality of Normal Monster, is the only advanced vanilla monster as of 2021, and its performance is this.
If either offense or defense was 100 lower, it would be a low class monster, so excluding Leowizard and 《Morinphen》, it is the lowest total value of 2900 tribes along with Assassin and Lamoon as high class monsters in the 1st term.
As a result, has become a normal Dragon...
It's hard to say what the underlings' stats were like, as they were the highest ATK in the Thunder vanilla until the 16 RBI Lumarin came along.
From the rare combination of WATER's Thunder, depending on the game work, you can also put out a fusion of Thunder and Aqua, and in DM4, monsters of these races are the main force, and dolls are often fusion summoned.
However, since DM4 low-level monsters are determined to have both offense and defense of 1350 or less, this card with ATK 1400 was a high-level monster with the weakest hit point when used alone, so it was a major premise to use it as a fusion and put it directly into the Deck. The situation is worse than OCG in the sense that it has no value at all.

A Continuous Spell that almost completely prohibits the use of a specific declared card.
Although it does not apply to cards that are already in play, it is also a card that has been attracting attention as a self-bounce card because it can be redeclared by returning it to the hand.
Due to its extremely peculiar scope of application, it was left as an obsolete word "play" for a long time even though the text was improved, but the prohibited content was later stipulated.
And there is this text written there.
●Cannot be used as materials for Special Summons that require materials.
Why can't such excellent text be used for other cards? If this is written, the extensibility will be completely lost, so I don't think it's a good idea to use it too much, but even so, it's strange that this should be written. It is a story that there will also be cards.

Except for the mask of darkness and light and the killer puppet, all the monsters that appeared in DM2 that had been leaked in OCG until the end were cleaned up with this pack, but in the second season, they were released from the curse of level setting. This monster was supposed to appear at level 5 for some reason.
It's true that in Season 1, level 5 is the appropriate total offense and defense value, but why did it turn out like this when High Tide Gyojin, which appeared last time, could have been set to level 4...?
The salvation is that it can be downgraded in Atlantis and is compatible with 《Chaos-End Master》.

His Zombie's Ritual Monster in the VB1 First Press Limited (Big Lie) Appendix.
As an undead in season 1, his ATK is high, but it's a shame that his ATK for the monsters that come out of the ritual summons is less than 2000. It still felt good.
In True DM2, it had the effect of turning the squares it passed through with Spiky Tires into rough terrain, which is its specialty.
The cards have a reputation for their beautiful illustrations and coolness, and Ritual Spell in particular is the coolest.

Speaking of Season 1 Zombie promo cards, 《Three-Legged Zombies》and 《Yaranzo》have a stronger impression, but there is another copy of this monster in lower vanilla.
A card name that looks like a title or subtitle of some kind of horror movie would be nice.
Its ability is almost as mediocre as 《Dark Assailant》, but its rarity value makes it a super-extraordinary card that is not a problem, such as 《Three-Legged Zombies》and 《Yaranzo》, which can be obtained in every play.
There are also recordings in the starter box limited to the movie version and reprints in the 2nd season, but the beauty of this Ursik specification card in the lottery version has a price that will pop out the eyeballs.
However, this is the fate of promo vanilla in season 1, and it is not a named fusion material.

It is one of the turtle-motif monsters that exist in many Yu-Gi-Oh! It seems that he was obsessed with making chimeras of other animals.
With mediocre ability values, it can only be seen as having high defensive power as a low-ranking Aqua in the 1st term.
The biggest feature of this card is that, like 《Dark King of the Abyss》and 《Trial of Nightmare》, there are ultra-high-priced ones that are limited to Weekly Shonen Jump lottery prizes.

A Warrior Ritual Monster characterized by its extremely long arms in the 3D modeling of the Shin DM series.
It has the same design as the person depicted in the Ritual Spell and seems to be the same person, but there are quite a few differences including the brown skin.
Warrior's Ritual Monster is in heavy traffic with Kaosol, Garma, Law, and Burger even at this time when there is only vanilla, and although there are some differences in attributes, this is the lowest of his ATK among them. I don't see any reason to use monsters.
It's a pity to think that if it had been OCGized after it had been laid down a little longer, it might have been given some kind of monster effect.
In 2023, Hungry Burger, a non-effective Ritual Monster of the same race, acquired a terrible man-eating ability and went to the next stage, and the sadness deepened into darkness.
The name in Ritual Spell in the DM series is "Dancing Warrior".

A low-ranking demerit attacker who appeared at the beginning of the second term, and when he is alone in the field, he automatically becomes his defense position in his standby.
Season 2 was also the time when low-level demerit attackers with 20 or more RBI were mass-produced, and I thought that this card must also have a high ATK, so when I checked it, it was just an 18 RBI monster with no effects other than demerit, and its defensive power. is lower than Giant Red Seasnake, Rainbow Fish, and Rajin that appeared in Season 1.
All of the above monsters are 18 RBI vanilla monsters with different races and attributes from this monster. also exists.
There is no reason to use it unless you can use the effect of a monster with a battle position change trigger effect before entering the main phase, or find a way to use it quite forcefully.

Rock, which has no self-SS effect and has low status as a high-level monster in both offense and defense.
I think it's a well-known fact that the battle position of a monster that has been Normal Summoned or Special Summoned cannot be changed during that turn, except by card effects, but nevertheless, changing your own battle position will trigger the trigger. It has the effect of being cut off.
And of course, this card does not have the effect of changing its own battle position.
It is a level that can be recruited by the royal family Sphinx, and you can use the effect by recruiting on the opponent's turn and Flip Summoning him on the return turn, but after all, the effect that finally activates after a lot of effort is just an opponent's monster 1. In changing the battle position of the body...
In addition to this card, Yusei uses Massive and Gajou, which are "something that lifts monsters", but only this card has a performance that is completely out of the question.

In terms of themes, he is Reptilianne's darkness, Worm's light, Evoltile's flames, and the monsters that don't belong to the theme are the current Reptiles, which have a strong image of WATER, but the 1st generation Reptiles are whatever, but EARTH is the share number. Become one.
Snakes and lizards are basically creatures that crawl on the ground, so they are no exception to other terrestrial animal and plant species.
This card is the only level 2 monster among vanilla reptiles, but if the attack method is a cold bullet, I feel like he could have been WATER as well as ✪ Crocodylus and ✪ Grappler . .
However, if he is WATER, he has a competitor with a higher status than ✪ Mechaleon in the level 2 zone, so it feels like the result is all right.
Actually, it is a monster with the lowest ATK as a Reptile monster in the first period, and ATK 700 is the weakest, isn't it quite strong? I feel like that, but that should be true, there were no Effect Monsters in the first season of Reptile, and there were only a little over 10 types, so monsters with terrible stats compared to other races are relatively rare. It is said that it has become less.

Since the name of the card is Chorus, it is easy to think that the attack and defense of the monsters on the field is an effect that increases the number of monsters with the same name by 500 and strengthens the whole.
In fact, all the guys with the same name are overall enhancement cards that only increase by 500, and because it is a Continuous Trap, its versatility and romance are extremely low compared to unity.
If you have the same name, you should have the same attribute in most cases, so even if you consider the risk of strengthening your opponent, wouldn't it be better to use 《Mystic Plasma Zone》or 《Umiiruka》or that series?
In 2022, his Continuous Spell, Clockwork Knight, will also appear, and the significance of his existence is becoming more and more in jeopardy.
In OCG, there is no aqua element in the effect, but in true DM2, it is his spell that strengthens all WATER monsters regardless of friend or foe.