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A dishonorable card often used in explanations of missing timing. Raise your hand if you tried to draw 2 by synchronizing with 《Fishborg Blaster》.

The brain muscle of the frog world.
With the 《Wetlands》beat, it turns into an insidious monster that scrapes its face down while throwing out direct attacks with 1600 RBIs. Of course, it was not affected by the B district bind, so I was able to beat it unilaterally and win.
WATER's direct attackers have many rivals such as Bugloss mk2 and 《Submarineroid》, but among them, the impression that it is one step ahead is that it supports Wetlands and is not affected by the B district bind.

Generic 《Sinister Serpent》.
An infinite cost that has been revived every turn, making it a Creature Swap , Enemy Controller bullet, and a release of Monarch and Rider. There is no turn 1 for resurrection, and it is very compatible with Enecon, which can be used as a standby without lying down, and the released 《Treeborn Frog》will return. The only difference is that it works well with 《Book of Moon》, and if you put the first one face-down, you can get the second one.
In the past, his GY feed was unstable, and Cargan was used just to drop this card, but with the appearance of Swap Frog, it has become much easier to drop into his GY.
Now it's slow and hard to use because you have to wait until standby, but you can use it at the last minute because it can be counted as the cost of 《Ronintoadin》.

A name that seems to be in some rare run group. †《T.A.D.P.O.L.E.》†
The effect is quite severe because it is a search while the destroyable recruiter is severe. I'm not very happy with Saatchi in terms of compatibility with 《Des Frog》.
Completely for 《Des Frog》.

《Des Croaking》contest.
itself is easy to line up, so it's easier to activate than Delta Hurricane, but I want to shoot this kind of thing before it deploys.
Destined to become a toy for Diamond Guy after all.

A guy whose name is just as famous as 《Helios - The Primordial Sun》.
Recruiting yourself with Tribute Summon will lead to rank 5 immediately, and since it's WATER level 5, it's easy to get Xyz, which is difficult to do normally, such as 《Number 94: Crystalzero》or Super Cheap God. In an unusual way, combining it with 《Ronintoadin》and 《Inferno Reckless Summon》will also enable mass recruitment.
《Des Croaking》and special support are abundant, so it might be fun to specialize.

It goes without saying that Vanity's Emptiness has a strong SS suppression effect.
The true horror of this card is that there was a time when it was possible to hit "non-SS effects of monsters with SS effects" because of the text "Effects that include special summons of monsters' girlfriends".
For example, 《Grandmaster of the Six Samurai》is a no-cost salvage when destroyed, so it was originally a complete meta card, but due to the ruling, it was completely negate if you paid 1600 LP.
Outrageously bad card

A trap card that uses the same method as Dark Coffin included in the same pack to create a token.
However, the tokens that appear do not have any special effects that can be used as a deterrent, except that they have a little offense and defense and no usage restrictions.
I'm wondering if 《Dark Coffin》is stronger, but I don't really understand what the standard was for that one to be normal and this one to be Sue.
If you use it, you will basically destroy the effect yourself on the turn you set it and use it as a material for Release or Special Summon.

A trap card that is the oldest in existence with a design that backfires on the opponent who tries to destroy the set card.
It's excellent that even if you destroy it with your own effect, the effect will appear on the opponent's side, and since it is a trap card that activates GY and the opponent chooses one when the effect is processed, it is surprisingly difficult to negate. It is also characterized by having
That's why when destroying a monster, it penetrates the target's resistance at that time, but I feel that the randomness of the handicap is quite clever.

A low-level Insect monster that attacks one card in the opponent's back with the effect of Cycle Reverse.
With the same specification, the attack and defense are reversed with "Swarm of Scarabs" that eats monsters, and his ATK is higher in this one, but it also corresponds to the release of Death Deck before errata, so it can be shared. can.
It was a monster that was excellent as a countermeasure against the opponent's lock cards because it was able to continuously destroy back cards by itself.
Nowadays, he's a tough card even with Insect's support, but at the time of his introduction, there weren't many strong Spell Trap cards that could be used in Flice, so it's definitely one of the top Flip Monsters in the 2nd cycle. I think it was the strength of the position.

A low-level Insect monster that devours a single monster with the effect of Cycle Reverse.
Reverse by receiving an attack from the opponent has no effect, but it is excellent in that it does not accidentally explode because it only eats the opponent's monsters.
It is possible to attack even under the application of the permanent attack locks "Messenger of Peace" and "Gravity Bind" that represent the 2nd period, and while being protected by the lock cards, the number of monsters on the opponent's field can be steadily reduced by its own effects. It was very convenient.
Since he is a DARK, it was wonderful that he was able to deal with the Death Deck before Errata with Swarm of Locusts.
As expected, it's a tough card nowadays, but there was definitely a time when it was active, and it was a monster with its existence value.

The biggest reason why construction theory at the time recommended a main load of 《Mystical Space Typhoon》. There was a time when this was allowed.
There was no problem in the era when normal summon centered on fistfights was the basic, but when he became the ace of the special summon monster itself, the situation changed suddenly. One piece that can be said to be the pioneer of friendship destruction tactics that have been handed down from generation to generation in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, who only land their own ace and do not allow the opponent to deploy. The roots of Yu-Gi-Oh's first advantage are stretched even in the early days.
Due to the errata at the time that clarified the unclear text, it was possible to counter his Special Summon due to the effect, allowing further rampage. It's an effect that fundamentally misunderstands the meaning of equality, but since M.T.G., which is said to be the origin of Yu-Gi-Oh, has made similar mistakes, it's a path that everyone should go through.
Needless to say, it is not an effect that can be allowed in modern times, and the road to mitigation is quite steep now that the name Turn 1 has taken root.

A draw-accelerating Continuous Spell that appeared in the second period and has been a banned card for a long time.
It's a card that discards most of the cards you draw during your opponent's turn before your main phase comes, unless you modify it a little with other effects. A card that feels strong enough.
Moreover, by the time it's time to discard it, its effect will be negated, or if it doesn't exist face-up on the field, it's just a matter of drawing money. There are too many ways to abuse this card, such as triggers and effects that can be activated with Flice on each other's turn, so there is no way the ban will be lifted as it is, including the fact that it is a card that is too convenient for the first attacking side. Seem.
Breaking and stepping down will only accelerate the draw once, but if you temporarily negate it, you'll be able to draw from the next turn onwards without needlessly reducing your hand...
Well, what can I say, except for the fact that Judai used it frequently in the anime GX, I also feel that it's not a card that would be errataed in terms of effect and illustration to get people to come back.
Also, personally, I'm not as good at this card as Undetermined GY Fertilizer, and I don't like it anyway. I thought it would be too strong to use.
If it's the same power card, I'd rather have an easy-to-understand and strong card than a skillful card like this that can become ridiculously strong if used skillfully by a skillful person.

Normal Spell, one of the four banned cards in past OCG-compliant games.
The reason for this is that when this effect is applied to a monster whose ATK is currently 1000 or less, and then another effect causes his ATK to exceed 1000, there is a technical problem that cannot be handled properly. I think it was because it was difficult.
In the past, in the above cases, the monster would not be able to attack directly, but now it is a ruling that even if the attack changes after the effect is applied, it can still attack directly.
You can win big with maneuvering, and your ATK will drop greatly, but there is also the existence of 《Shooting Star Bow - Ceal》, which can be equipped with any monster. It's bad, but considering that you can ignore all the monsters on the board and go straight to the opponent to get LP, it's also a card that makes you want to think about something.

One of the relatively common "Counter Trap where the strength that can be activated at no cost is not at all superior to the narrowness of the response range".
Even though it is already quite narrow at the point where it can only counter Spell Trap cards that destroy back cards, it can't capture effects that don't target, effects that target multiple cards, and naturally non-destructive effects, so the current environment The Spell Trap card used in , the cards that can be negate by this card are very limited.
It seems that there is nothing more valuable than the "scene cards" that color the background story, with card names and illustrations that match the concept of this pack.