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His spell card spawns two reptile tokens by removing one of his Reptiliannes in GY.
Originally, the card was designed in the anime to Tribute Summon Kokalaia, but since it Special Summons two ATK 0 monsters, it has become the perfect card to secure the release of Vasuki, which will appear later.
There is no name turn 1, no restrictions on the turn to activate and after activation, the battle position of the tokens that appear is free, and there are no restrictions on attacking or using materials for tokens. It is also suitable as a material, and its usefulness is extremely high.
Currently, the biggest advantage of having a Reptilianne name is that it can be removed as part of the cost of this card.
If there is something to be careful about, the token that comes out is not DARK, but EARTH, so I would like to be careful not to make a mistake when using it as a material or when 《Gozen Match》etc. is applied. .

A consistent 18 RBI low-level attacker who is quite rare in Reptilianne.
The effect is to negate his ATK 0 monster that he defeated in battle, but since it is a Special Summon in the Defense Position, basically during the battle phase, the stolen monster cannot follow up, negate the effect. Therefore, it is difficult to use the effects of stolen monsters.
This effect is used as a bonus when used as a mere attacker, but there are fewer effects that refer to Reptilianne than you think, and there is almost no advantage to having a Reptilianne name at present, so in that case, you will need to use other card effects to use the effect. Rather than using this indispensable slow monster, it would be better to use other more useful dark or reptilian attackers, or cards that synergize with capable Reptiliannes.
The Goyo effect itself is a battle destruction trigger, so it's not a bad thing that you can get a board add without spending anything, and with the appearance of Dark Honest, using the effect has become much easier.

I avoided level 5 because it appeared in the second season, but at that time, water, fish, and sea serpents were still lumped together as three races: sea (Atlantis) and Umiiruka.
Then, in these three races, he has WATER's low-level monsters "Giant Red Seasnake" and Rainbow Fish, which have 18 points of great justice since the first season, so this card is the seventh and later, " ✪ Fountain Fairy ". It was nothing more than a slightly stronger monster.

A monster with a memorable combo "Reconnaissance Virus", which was introduced in the DM5 strategy book, combined with the effect of the Death Before Errata Deck.
With this, from the 3 cards the opponent draws, he destroys monsters with over ATK 1500 and his spells, while accelerating his deck destruction, what a brutal combo at the time...! It is a good memory that I was impressed.
Now, even if the death deck was the pre-errata specification, it would be difficult to pierce the opponent well, including the fact that its own effect is a reverse effect.

Currently, there are a lot of light machines such as the Saidra series, but in fact, in the first season, most of the machines were his DARK and not a single one of his LIGHT appeared, and this card that appeared in the second season It will be the first optical machine.
Due to the unnecessarily balanced offense and defense, the total offensive and defensive value greatly exceeded 2800, and it was supposed to be level 5, but since it appeared in the second period, it turned into a low class monster of level 4.
As a low-class machine, his ATK was second only to Mecha Hunter, so at the time, it didn't matter if he went on a rampage with Mecha Hunter and with the limiter removed.

One of the pitiful monsters that could not be freed from the curse of level setting in the first season even in the second season, a high grade vanilla winged beast with a warped neck like a deer dying.
In Magic Ruler, the first regular pack of season 2 where this card appeared, even Effect Monsters such as Mahavailo and Invader of the Throne appeared as low-level monsters that ignored the level setting of season 1...
For a long time, he was the monster with the best defense in Winged Beast, and at the time, it was a shame because he could be used as a wall monster in the Winged Beast Deck for low-level monsters.

A 1st season vanilla monster that should have been born at level 3 in terms of status.
Regardless of whether it is an effect, fusion, or Ritual Monster, the level setting for the total value of offense and defense was quite strict in the first season, but it is not clear whether it was intended or not, but there are rare setting errors like this. there is
In the case of this card, it didn't have much of an impact because it was a low-class monster anyway, but the monsters that weren't like that were 《Giant Soldier of Stone》and Aquamadol, Leowizard and 《Morinphen》.

A monster with a type of card name that repeats the same thing twice in Japanese and English to create an atmosphere that is common in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
In Season 1, there were so many low-grade vanilla Aquas that appeared, so this card, which played an active role in the original work, is completely buried in OCG because it has no monster effect and is not a designated fusion material.
That being said, low class is low class and it's not that bad of a status, so if you have love, you can't use it.
The Bandai version followed the original's ability and had the ability to win in battle with lightning attribute monsters.

The only monster with a Toon name that isn't a Toon Monster, in the 1st Reptile, it has the best defensive power against ✪ King Monarch Of Land And Water , which is a high-class monster.
I have the guts to call it from a rabbit and become a material for Bahasha, but if it's the same water reptile vanilla, that would be Gagagigo's job.
In terms of setting, he's a kind of Toon Monster, so it's natural, but the illustration is quite different for Reptile at the time.
When summoned by Pegasus in Yu-Gi-Oh GX, it is also a monster that was praised by Tsurugiyama as a cute reptile.

Reptile's Monarch monster, a 24 RBI high-end monster that syncs with Alien, the Reptile monster group.
The Reptile version of Drichella, which has just appeared, has been a consistent evaluation since then, and I think that those who have been playing since the time Drichella appeared still haven't changed.
Personally, I would say that 2400 ATK with one sacrifice is a passing score, but unless you have a fatal disadvantage, you can't get 1 or 2 points, so I don't think it's that bad of a card. No, but I have to say that it's lonely that the only effect is penetration, which is a bonus effect among bonuses.

Shining in gold, he is the King of Worm monsters and the only Worm ultra-rare card.
Even though it is the highest class monster, if you release a reptile Worm, you can do his Tribute Summon with one body, and his ATK is 2700 which is a reasonable value.
Furthermore, by releasing Reptile Worm, it has an all-purpose single-target removal effect with no limit on the number of times it can be released.
Well, I feel especially how grateful it is to be able to destroy Skidre alone even though it's a monster effect that activates recently, depending on the Deck, even if the access code is the only recourse for monster effects. Because there is...
That's why, as a superlative, he has a decent hit point and effect on the field, so I think he will be the highest priority among the light reptile monsters of level 7 or higher that can be Special Summoned by meteorites.

Worm's secret leader, featuring the victory voisign that appeared at the end of Worm from A to Z.
His original ATK is 0, which can be said to be Reptile's specialty, but you can get RBI by increasing his ATK in proportion to the number of GY's reptile worms.
With this alone, it will be a degraded version of Venominon that raises ATK even for reptiles other than worms with the same enhancement ratio, but this has the effect of removing all reptiles other than worms on the field when reversed, so the moon By using it together with Tome and Moonlight, even monsters with higher ATK can be destroyed by their effects.
Also, like Venominon, there is no self-SS effect from the hand, but it is possible to Special Summon even with monster effects, and there are quite a few ways to SS such as Queen, Cole, and Meteorite even with exclusive cards. It will be your strength.
However, there is a problem with the specs of the reptilian worms, which are compatriots, and if you increase the number of reptilian worms in the deck in order to increase the hit points of this card, the power of the deck will decrease by that amount. It's also a card with the sadness-laden nature of the low Deck power theme.
Before the future fusion errata, I could show the extra zero and throw away all the reptile worms from the deck along with this card, but now that's not possible. Queen has higher ATK, so if you don't want to build a specialized worm, I feel that only King and Queen are enough for advanced worms.

In the same Earth Rock Vanilla as this card, there is a Millennium Golem card that is only 100 lower in defense but 1 lower in level than this card. They are included in the same series.
It feels like a miracle that a monster with such an ability appears when the end of the first season called Booster 7 is approaching, and naturally it has never been reprinted once after the first season. do not have.
Even so, it was the strongest monster and the only superlative monster in the 1st period of Rock, but its total attack and defense value does not belong to the theme and is not a designated fusion material, tuner, or pendulum. It has become a monster of the lowest level along with slot machines.
In early game works, it was possible to fusion summon any combination of Dragon and Rock with low abilities, such as 《Petit Dragon》+ 《✪ Ancient Urn》, so it was a monster that was useful as a stepping stone to 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》. .

A Petit Launcher Spider that became a low-ranking darkness machine as a result of docking with a Launcher Spider and a Sphere Bomb.
Like the main family, there is no ruby written on the alphanumeric part, and because it is a heavy fighting machine, his defensive power is higher than his ATK, but for some reason, this defensive power is set too high for a low-class monster. It is
The effect is to destroy the opponent's card as well as your own Dark Machine, and to deal burn damage when the Dark Machine, including yourself, destroys the opponent's monster by battle or effect while you are on the field.
In addition to destroying his Spell Trap (limited to cards on the front side), your own Dark Machine can also destroy this card itself, so you can activate the effect alone to reduce your opponent's strength and satisfy Desperado's own SS conditions. can.
On the other hand, the Burn effect is linked to the effect in the first half, but it doesn't apply if you use the above self-destruct, so I have the impression that there aren't many opportunities to make use of it, and I think it's difficult to keep it in play, so I don't think it's possible to keep it on the field. If you can afford to line up another dark machine, you should be able to recognize the one-shot art that you aim for.

Level 8 Laval Synchro that feels like I can't say why I have to record it together in Selection 10.
Although it is called Turn 1, it reacts to the effect of a monster activated in the opponent's hand or field, and has the effect of destroying that monster and inflicting Burn Damage.
Self SS effect from the hand that creates a chain block, other SS effect that is activated for the purpose of using itself and monsters that SS by its own effect as materials, and does not apply if it does not exist face-up on the field at the time of effect processing. Works especially well against effects.
On the other hand, the activation and effects are not negate, and the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG rule is that GY cards cannot be destroyed, so against effects that activate by discarding from your hand or releasing yourself from the field. Note that this effect cannot even be activated.
Of course, even if you use it against monsters that are resistant to effect destruction, you won't get any damage because they can't be destroyed.
By the way, if Laval, which SSs a large number of monsters with an explosion, activates against Nibiru, who should be careful, this effect will destroy Nibiru in your hand, so Nibiru and tokens will not appear, but all the monsters on the field will be released in the end. Since it will be done, it is not good enough as a deterrent for Nibiru.
I've written about the other effect, but it's a disappointing activation condition of being Synchro Summoned + opponent-dependent destruction, so basically, let's think of it as something that can only serve as a check.
Synchro's level 8 zone is a devil's nest with many competitors, even if it is limited to free material monsters.