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A card used by Marik's doll in the original work under 《Nightmare's Steelcage》to Tribute Summon the Sky Dragon of Osiris to him.
You can create tokens every turn, but when this card is in play, you can't perform any summoning action other than Normal Summon in the back Defense Position, so you can't release it for his Tribute Summon other than the advanced set. It becomes difficult to use it as a material for , Special Summon.
In that case, you can think of an operation that pumps the token to make it an attacker or send it, but this card itself is a Continuous Spell without a dedicated search method, and the token is generated during your standby phase, so after activation, the opponent The slowness of doing nothing until you get through the return turn is too fatal.
It's a card from the original work, and the illustration of the device depicting a somewhat exciting device makes me want to think about whether it can be used for something. , at least it feels like it's going to be a card that can't find a strong move.

A long time ago, in the OCG rule book called the Thousand Rule Bible, which comes with Kuriboh's exclusive card Proliferate, a monster whose big lie was written that this effect was a triggered immediate effect.
As a result of that, not only this card, but also Plague Wolf was used in such a way.
It's an activation effect that can only be activated normally during your main phase, so duelists who still have fragments of memories from that time should be careful.

The name of the Ritual Spell, which was designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi as a group of Ritual Monsters original to the game in DM2, to bring down the Ritual Monsters, including those that are Ritual Monsters only in the game, is the ritual, prayer, and contract of "○○". , Oath, or Resurrection, but this card is a special one that deviates from those naming conventions.
It's a hamburger monster that comes out, but I think it's very good to use Ritual Spell as a recipe for cooking.
In true DM, when cow Djinn, 《Griggle》, and 《✪ B. Plant》miraculously come together on the field, the grassland priests use it very rarely, but in true DM, every time you duel, the opponent's Deck will change, and 《Griggle》, which has particularly low abilities, is often not in the deck, so it will be very difficult to succeed.
Postscript: In 2023, the cooking manual called recipe was taken over by Ritual Spell, and the idea of using the act of cooking itself as a ritual was taken over by his group of Ritual Monsters called Nouvelles.
At that time, by adding the theme as a "recipe" card, it became a more versatile Ritual Spell.

One of the monsters designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi as part of the DM2 game's original Ritual Monster group. Although it is a hamburger monster, it is characterized by the Japanese flag instead of the Stars and Stripes.
Even if it's DARK, it's a Warrior in this form, and it's a card that almost always comes up when talking about what a race is.
As a Ritual Monster, it was evaluated at that time as a disappointing monster that is not worth the ritual summoning, just like the Skull Rider and Dancing Soldier.
However, it is also a card with many core fans due to its comical illustrations, and it is also a monster that has been eagerly awaited for a remake.
I agree with this, personally, these Ritual Monsters designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi for games are like Ultra Beasts in Pokemon, including being Gods and Demons in DM3 and DM4. I think it's a very special existence...
In DM4, he has the best ATK as a warrior and god demon monster that can be sacrificed with one body, but unfortunately the player side cannot directly put it in the deck, so he puts a lot of god demons in his deck. For some reason, Malik, who is there, has adopted Dancing Soldier instead of this monster.
Also in True DM2, it weakens most monsters, but it is one of the monsters that are strengthened in the Toon terrain, where only Toon Monsters and some comical monsters are strengthened.
The name in Ritual Spell in the DM series is "delicious hamburger".
Addendum: In the coming year 2023, I didn't expect that two cards with effects that specified this monster's name, let alone a remake monster, would appear...
What's more, his own distorted race setting and defensive power are aligned on a theme-by-theme basis, and he has even been selected as the chef's specialty dish. There is no doubt that it will be a big punchline in the story...
In any case, I can't leave this at 2 stars, so I will revise the rating from 2 points to 5 points, no, this is really bad.

It's a monster that can be used as a fusion material for Marine Beast's name, and has the same abilities as his partner 《Water Magician》except that his ATK is 50 lower, so it's easy to share support.
In DM4, along with Tongue Fish, he reigns at the top of the powerful low-level water demons, and is one of the strongest low-level monsters with an ATK of 1350.

Unlike 《Jirai Gumo》and Dark Elves, it doesn't have particularly good stats as a low-level monster, but it has the mysterious disadvantage of halving its defense when hit by a LIGHT monster.
There were quite a few low class monsters with 2000 DEF in Season 1, so with this effect, it should be at least 2200 DEF...
It's a monster that has no choice but to say that it's also art that people don't understand.

Originally a removal trap used by Kaiba in the original, this card was designated as a banned card for a long time.
Returned due to errata, can't be used on your turn, can't target your own monsters, can't target monsters with ATK that exceeds your opponent's LP, you can take damage first, so you can bring it into a draw. Although it has been ordered with this and that, such as not, the strength as a general-purpose Friche removal Trap with LP removal function is still alive and well.
He is a very valuable card for his metabi-type deck as he can both take LP and remove a single target. Have to.
It's one of the cards that is particularly badly degraded by errata, and since it's a monster-only destruction, it's blocked by many resistances, but despite that, I have the impression that it's still a card that can be used.

A disappointing card that has lost the weakening effect that was in the original and only has the effect of fixing the battle position.
This card isn't the only one attached to DM4, but why is this card and the wheel of destruction attached to the Yugi Deck?
Both cards were used by Kaiba in the original, so if it comes with it, I think it's a Kaiba Deck, but when I thought about it, Kaiba's Deck was Valkyrion for some reason.
The DM4 game itself has a mystery about which cards can be used and which cards can't be used for each ROM, so it can't be helped.

It is a removal trap that uses the name of the strongest trap card that can kill even the ultimate dragon and gate guardian in true DM, and it disappears when the opponent's turn after falling down is over, but the torrent has not yet appeared in DM2 or 3. But it worked great against the CPU.
That was the long-awaited OCG as a card attached to the DM3 game, but its effect is an attack-reactive removal trap, and it has the effect of blowing up the strongest monster in his attack position... Huh? Is this backward compatible with Mirafo that has already been released? As such, duelists who had the image of the strongest Trap turned out to be a card that was somewhat overlooked.
It's not a bad effect that doesn't target, but it doesn't always blow up monsters that attack it, so it's inferior to Sakuretsu Armor, and when Sakuretsu Armor was active, there were almost no monsters with target resistance. I didn't have it, so I feel that this one was inferior in terms of overall usability.
Well, in the first place, this card was said to be the strongest trap in the game, so the effect of this card is just Sakuretsu Armor. I think there is.
There are two types of illustrations, but since that's the one in the game, I definitely prefer the one with the big explosion.

A Ritual Spell to summon the Garma Sword.
There are other Ritual Spells called Oath of ○○, 《Turtle Oath》and 《Fortress Whale's Oath》.
It's a 2nd term Ritual Spell, so it doesn't have any effect other than summoning a Ritual Monster, and the monster that comes out has no effect and the status is not good, so it's not much different from other Ritual Monsters at that time.
However, this card is one of the cards randomly attached to the DM3, and because of its specification that if you win one, you will win both. is a sinful card that has driven you crazy.
The fact that the bonus cards that come with games are random is in the era of DM2, DM5, and the two true DM series, and I personally don't like the fact that the game's bonuses are just like the regular pack boxes, where there's a winning or losing game. No, but it's not hard to imagine that he would have received a scolding from the appropriate organization after that when it stopped being like that.

One of the monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi as the game's original Ritual Monster group included in DM2, a demon-like warrior ritual.
Monsters designed for the same purpose are either changed to Normal Monsters or remain Ritual Monsters in OCG, but this is the latter.
For a superlative monster with this level of ability, even at the time of its introduction, it doesn't really matter whether it's a Normal Monster or a Ritual Monster, so it doesn't really matter. A card that comes with DM3 as a bonus card.
If I win, the Ritual Spell will also win, and even from the time of its introduction, it was a miserable thing that two of the three slots were guaranteed to be eaten by two low-performance cards.
Like Chakra, Javelin Beetle, Fortress Whale, and Skull Guardian, it should be quietly included in the Dark Ceremony Edition, or it should be included in the 2nd season regular pack like Hungry Burger, Dancing Soldier, and Crab Turtle. something...
If you ask me if it's better than the Mask of Darkness and Light and the killer puppets that aren't even OCG, it might be.

A high-scoring vanilla monster of his machine that appeared in the second season, a cyborg characterized by Christmas colors of green body skin and red mechanical parts.
At that time, he was a single sacrifice and he had an ATK of 2500 or more. It was a presence that could be said.
Although the total value of offense and defense is higher than Archfiend, the level is 1 lower, but since it is WIND, it does not benefit from cards like Atlantis, and there is not much advantage of being level 5, so it is useless. Compared to Archfiend, it has very few strengths, such as being unable to search with a witch because it has defensive power. On the other hand, I have the impression that this card, which is just difficult to obtain, was rarely used.

It's a continuous trap that allows you to keep increasing the quality of your hand at any time during each other's turn.
You can choose not only your hand but also the monsters in the field to send to GY, so you can use the monsters you have stolen by removing, avoiding negate, and catching them as a cost. It would be ideal if the cost could not be treated as just a cost, such as destroying it or connecting it to the monster's GY effect.

An absolute idol card of Reptilianne, characterized by a cuteness that is not at all similar to the monster-like appearances of the past.
No matter if you hit or get hit, you can permanently reduce the ATK of the opponent's monster you fought at the end of the Battle Phase to 0, and because it has battle resistance, you will not be defeated.
However, his own ATK is also 0, so if you attack yourself, you have to be prepared for a lot of reflected damage. .
Furthermore, there is a disadvantage that if you sleep during your end phase, you will automatically be in attack position, and there is a risk that you will be turned into a punching bag on the return turn and your LP will be reduced to 0 as it is. Even if you are hit from the set state, basically it tends to be a one-shot trick per body.
If you want to specialize it, it's essential to use it in combination with 《Spirit Barrier》etc., but it seems like it would be more efficient to use it to quickly release Medusa and Vasuki by taking advantage of its combat resistance.

A senior Reptilianne with a particularly ugly appearance among Reptilianne monsters, but its effect is useful for her Reptilianne, which is that her ATK is reduced to 0 by the activation effect and she is tied to the battle position in that battle position.
If you only have one opponent, you can set ATK to 0 with the effect of Hydra's self-SS effect, but here you can use the effect many times in one turn as long as you can manage the cost of your hand without saying anything difficult. However, there is no problem in fighting as it is because there is a fighting spirit called a reasonable RBI.
If it were possible to make it a little easier to put it on the field, it would be a monster that should shine more than it does now.