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A card that looks just like Eria the Water Charmer, one of his Charmers, recorded in the same bullet as Winda, Priestess of Gusto, which appeared as a look-alike of Wynn the Wind Charmer in the terminal world.
Over there, a setting was released later in the Master Guide that suggested that they were related, but this setting has not been released yet, and it remains a look-alike.
It has the ability to access any monster with a reverse trigger effect, but since Gishki is a Ritual theme, it has a solid underpinnings from the time, and this card is fatally slow and uncertain to activate. was not very highly evaluated at the time, and it quickly shifted to seeking ways to operate that make use of its stable status and its own race and level.
And since "Focused Aquamirror", which appeared in the 11th term, has taken away the strength of being able to search all Gishki monsters, it has become almost unnecessary, and now its existence value is not much different from "Gem-Turtle". It feels like
Just like Winda, it's just as strong as ever, and its performance isn't so bad that you can't stand it, so isn't it enough to just pin it as an idol card?
At the time, it was expected that a Gem-Knight look-alike like Ausu and Laval's Heata would appear in the future. .
As for Ausu, there were some fluctuations in the predictions of card names such as "Aust" and "Ausura", but as for Heater, almost everyone was unanimous in predicting it as "Hitan".

A Continuous Spell resurrection card that can be said to be an extremely strong version of Miracle Fertilizer in [Salamangreat].
Since it has a name Turn 1, it is weak when you stack it multiple times, and there is no point in self-bouncing. It's Miracle Fertilizer, which has a name and doesn't have a single demerit, so it can't be weak.
There is a big difference between the monsters that Special Summon by race and by theme, so it goes without saying that this is a better condition, but even so, it's amazing that you can use this for free every turn.
In the latter half of the effect, which can be used in either turn 1, the effect of the Special Summoned monster is negated just because the Link Monster cannot be revived, and his Special Summon is not tied after activation, so the explosive power is not only free. The degree is also high.
I can't find any bad points other than the common drawbacks of resurrection cards and the fact that Salaman's deck itself doesn't have a good G reception and doesn't lead to a solution.

He belongs to "Gusto", one of the popular terminal themes, and is a low-level psychic monster.
Because it has a similar appearance and card name to 《Wynn the Wind Charmer》, one of the most popular Charmers, you might think that it is called Pachimon over there, but its popularity is just as good as over there. So, even if you look at the OCG as a whole, the popularity as a female card is one of the highest along with the related card "El Shaddoll Winda".
The role of this card is to be a recruiter of the theme, but the activation condition is a battle destruction trigger, and it has no effect unless it is attacked by the opponent, and it is quite strict as a recruiter who cannot even send it and destroy it in battle. has become
He can only recruit a very limited number of monsters called theme tuners, and he can only recruit non-combatants level 3 or lower limited to those of
As a low-level recruiter for this theme, I would have to say that I am disqualified, far from being red-marked.
Aside from his own effects, he is a Level 2 non-tuner with a theme name, and is compatible with 《Telekinetic Power Well》and 《Emergency Teleport》.
Also, there is a recruiter in the tuner who is the recruit destination, and it is an advantage that they can create a recruiting circle within the theme by bringing in another opponent, and honestly the activation conditions are terrible. However, assuming that the opponent will attack, it can work reasonably well, and when looking at the overall status, there is no monster that can be said to be a reliable substitute at present, so I don't think I can rate it so low. I wonder if it's a feeling.
Also, I will repeat it, but the viewers are overwhelmingly strong, and there may be many people who are hesitant to give 1 or 2 points for that alone.
Ah, but "Silent Paladin" is relatively mercilessly given 1 or 2 points, so it may not affect the evaluation as much as I think...

A card in charge of her FIRE in the adult version of Charmer.
It is characterized by a too bad expression that can only be seen as a villain or something that feels like an "outrageous heater".
I'm not sure how much he's grown up, so he might be in his twenties, but just like Wynn and Elia, it's pretty hard to see him wearing the same costume, and for some reason he's grown up and he's been in Familiar-Possessed. It's also tough that his ATK is so messed up.

A card in charge of his WATER in the adult version of Charmer.
It is characterized by a too dignified expression that feels like a "fearless area".
It's not that she doesn't have charm as an adult woman, but the skirt length is too tight.
Among the 4 members, the exposed bare legs are particularly large, so in some overseas versions, the illustration or rather the skirt length has been corrected.

A card in charge of her WIND in the adult version of Charmer.
It is characterized by a rugged expression that can't be helped even if it's no longer possible to be mistaken for a man.
It's especially tough among the four of us to wear the same clothes as when we were girls.
Although it is not as much as Area, the skirt length has been corrected in some overseas versions due to the exposure of bare legs.

Charmer, Spiritual Art, and Familiar-Possessed, the popular series "Charmer". This is the fourth card in the Spell card group, "Adult Charmer", which is in charge of EARTH. It is a product that is still handed down as one of the best black histories in OCG history, which is about to end.
Even if it's the same face in the adult version, it's too hard to keep the costume as it is! Not to mention the illustration that makes you want to say that, his ATK is considerably lower than Familiar-Possessed, and his effects are extremely difficult to use even by standards at the time, and all kinds of specifications were unpopular.
If there is one achievement of this series, unlike the previous series, it does not have a common character string in the card name, and there is no text that treats it as "Charmer" or "Familiar-Possessed". Perhaps because it was judged to be impossible to specify Aus, Area, Heater, and Win, some of the dedicated supports that appeared later were given the designation of "Spellcaster with 1500 defense", and this adult version was effective. Have you just come across another card that allows you to do so and that benefits from it?
Aussa the Earth Charmer, Immovable has been a big help to me, so I'd like to give her adult version the longest rating on behalf of this card.

It was originally used by many other S-dimensional enemy characters in the anime version of Ark Five, and to put it bluntly, the fact that it was made into OCG is a product that should be called a miracle, but its ability is actually quite extraordinary.
Regardless of the level or type of monster, it has the ability to self-SS from the hand when a Warrior is on the field. Since there are no disadvantages such as special summon after self-SS, it can be expected to be adopted in many Warrior-type decks that perform S summons and L summons.
It's a Warrior, and he's FIRE and level 1, which is excellent, and creates very strong synergies with some effects that specify level 1 and cards such as Homura Noble Knight.
《Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey》, which is a rank 4X monster with 2 free materials, has the ability to search the deck for flame warriors during Special Summon, and by using this effect to bring this card and self-SS, you can create a rank 4. With Deck, you can even L Summon Isolde even if you have 0 Warriors in your first hand.

It's an X monster that becomes a chaotic body of Number 105: Battlin' Boxer Star Cestus, and like many other chaotic bodies, it's written in the effect text that it's clearly not supposed to be X-summoned by regular procedures.
Both of its original effects and the effects obtained when it has Cestus as an X material are highly murderous, capable of inflicting a large amount of effect damage on the opponent.
Both of them show their true value when they defeat big monsters, but her ATK isn't that high, and she doesn't have the ability to resist or interfere, and the ability to penetrate resistance is weak.
And above all, the performance of Cestus, which is an essential material for obtaining the Magmax effect, is quite subtle, so even if you use seven swords, it's worth giving Cestus an EX Deck to create a monster of this level. I doubt there is.
The EX Deck is all Battlin' Boxer, a deck that allows you to fully enjoy the theme of the X monsters.
For the time being, Battlin' Boxer has Battlin' Boxer Switchitter and Battlin' Boxer Promoter that limit the monsters that can be SSed to her Battlin' Boxer on the turn it's activated, so it's fortunate that it doesn't just become a binding play.

The one who appeared in the anime is the Battlin' Boxer X monster, one of the Overhand Red Numbers.
Thanks to "Battlin' Boxer Promoter", he can easily be X-summoned in Battlin' Boxer Deck by the normal procedure, but the essential effect is quite poor.
When a Battlin' Boxer monster, including itself, battles, the effects of the opponent's monsters that are battling are all cleared + your monster is battle destruction resistance + battles damage reflection, so the effect negate is a monster with battle destruction resistance. It leads to the repulsion of the opponent's monster whose status is determined by its own effect, and the battle destruction resistance + damage reflection can be used to cut LP by using the power of the opponent without losing this monster against the monster with originally high ATK. connected to.
However, it is not a monster that uses 3 X materials to get out, and his ATK is relatively high for reflecting damage, so it does not mesh well with the effect, and peeling off the X material is effective. It's not very cool that it's a cost instead.
Personally, I like the ability to set up an all-clear battle against the opponent's monsters that I fight, but the effect that I want you to follow is battle destruction resistance that changes depending on the opponent's monster you fight + damage reflection rather than small tricks such as damage reflection. I think it's like setting ATK to 0 or something like that.
Since his Battlin' Boxer X, a super-capable 2-body material called Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey, has also appeared, it's not the time to X summon this card properly.
I'm not saying that there are times when he comes out of Battlin' Boxing Cross Counter and becomes a finisher unexpectedly, but basically it seems to be just a stepping stone for Number C105: Battlin' Boxer Comet Cestus.

Although the card name does not have a Salaman name, it is a draw spell that can be searched with 《Salamangreat Fennec》because it is treated as a Salaman card according to the rules.
Depending on the L monster you target, you can aim to draw 3 or 4 cards, but there are 3 troublesome activation conditions and restrictions, so you can't use it in the mainstream type [Salamangreat]. Pretty difficult.
If you use it in a model that builds and deploys all FIRE EX swings starting from 《Salamangreat of Fire》, it seems to be quite fun and I feel that it is worth inserting at least one copy.
By pressing your girlfriend's GY Salaman L monster to your opponent's field with the effect of "Salamangreat Weasel", even if the opponent is his Deck that does not use his Link Monster, you can use only the effect of the card within the theme. It's also great that the activation conditions can be met.

A card that allows you to perform the same reincarnation link as Salamangreat Sanctuary with a Quick-Play Spell.
Since you can switch monsters with Quick-Play Spell, it can be used in the same way as cards with similar effects, and it also has the advantage of being able to use the effect of ``Salamangreat Heatleo'' and ``Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix'' to trigger link summons on your opponent's turn.
However, in [Salamangreat], there are many cases where the above two bodies are not adopted due to being pushed by the non-theme Cyber ​​L monsters, and in that case, in many cases, it is sufficient to have a sanctuary that can be searched with Salamangreat Balelynx and is not used up.
There are several ways in the theme to bring the Salaman Spell Trap card directly from the Deck to the hand, but it is also difficult that this card is not supported or the threshold for activation conditions is high.

A Link 2 monster in the position of "Altergeist Hexstia" of Altergeist, an anime theme of the same period in Salamangreat.
In other words, it's a super-themed Link 2 monster, and it's a card that makes sense to use the Salaman Deck.
It has two salvage effects that can't be used up, so you can gain a lot of advantage, especially the 2nd effect, which I thought was a trigger effect at the time of reincarnation link summoning, but it's surprising that it's an activation effect that can be used every turn.
If you leave it alone, you will be able to set up Salamangreat Rage or Salamangreat Roar every turn, and in the process of putting out that rage and lower and this card, he sent to GY. It goes without saying how annoying this is because it interferes with
It's the same as Alter's Hextia in that it's more stable and stronger if you don't aim for the upper link poorly, and it's the same as going to get kills with link 4 such as access when you see a chance. .

Link 3 ace monster of Salamangreat.
By itself, the ATK is slightly higher than the general-purpose link 3 "Knightmare Unicorn", and in exchange for activating the effect with the name Turn 1 and no hand cost, the material is tightly bound, and he can only use cards in the Spell Trap card zone for the Deck bounce effect. A card that cannot be selected.
Even though he belongs to Salaman and is a FIRE monster, it is undeniable that this alone is insufficient, so if you want to use him as a combat personnel, you should aim for Reincarnation Link.
The ability obtained by the reincarnation link can target monsters other than Salaman, both monsters in each other's field and monsters in his GY, and if you select a monster with high ATK, you can strengthen your own monster, and monsters with low ATK can be targeted. If you select , you can use it to weaken the opponent's monsters.
However, this effect cannot be activated during the opponent's turn, and his changed ATK only lasts until the end of the turn.
Many of the Salaman L monsters have the property that they can't show their true potential without a reincarnation link, so it's easy to put pressure on the EX Deck. There are many cases where only 《Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf》is adopted.

A card that becomes "Armageddon Knight" in Battlin' Boxer with the ability to send one Battlin' Boxer monster from the deck to her GY with a summon trigger effect.
If the theme is a theme, it is an effect that can even be a must counter, but unfortunately the current Battlin' Boxer can Special Summon itself from GY alone, and gain an advantage by excluding itself from GY. There is no card that does it, and it only serves as a card to prepare GY for cards that are targeted by resurrection cards and other Battlin' Boxer monsters.
In that case, it feels quite heavy to use the right to summon, and even if it has battle destruction resistance, it is out of the question to pass the turn to the opponent while standing this monster.
Using his Battlin' Boxer summoning power increased with "Battlin' Boxer Chief Second" and "Battlin' Boxing Spirits" brought with "Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey", he managed to get X within the turn while using the effect effectively. I would like to use it as a material.