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In the 2nd season, the Insect Queen, who was a superlative monster in the original and was adjusted to be the 1st or 2nd, has been remade and powered up.
Normal Summon is no longer possible, but originally Insect is not a race with a color that can be used as a tomb or a raging sensation, except that it can be repelled by a special summon monster, such as a special summon monster, with any card effect. There is no problem with Wolf specifications that can be Special Summoned, and revival restrictions are not relevant.
The effect is that instead of losing the effect of gaining power from other insects, it gains the effect of granting resistance to all insects, including itself, when other insects are present.
Also, during the end phase of both players, the effect of creating his Insect tokens on his field is fulfilled, which fulfills the conditions for the effect of gaining resistance. This time, consecutive attacks using the token are possible.
I feel like I've made a lot of progress as a queen since I've been able to take care of my subordinates by being able to put out tokens that give resistance to others other than myself in Defense Position.
However, it does not have a self-SS effect, and although it can generate tokens on its own, both other effects require that there are other monsters on the field, so this card can be Special Summoned even though it can be chosen freely. It seems that the selfishness of relying on other powers for strength has not changed since before the remake.

When it was implemented in Duel Links, it was an enhanced revolver dragon that rampaged in the Links environment.
However, its ability is a self-SS effect from the hand when its dark machine is destroyed, which can voluntarily satisfy the conditions, multiple removals with random elements that can be used in Friche during each other's battle phases, and GY sending regardless of means. It is strengthened more than normal by obtaining three very high-quality effects that do not have the name turn 1, all of which are search at the time.
The removal effect is still indeterminate with a coin toss. In addition, you can decide arbitrarily whether or not to involve your own monsters.・If all 3 cards are face up, the draw bonus is included, so it is compatible with the gun shooting included in the same pack.
I don't feel the tension of destroying my own cards, but I think it's good that you can use it in the opponent's battle phase as well, because it has a Russian roulette feel to it.
The search effect is often used for this purpose alone, including the fact that it is a dark machine that supports the end and recyclers, but in the case of this card, Revolver Dragon, etc. Since it is a fairly maniac search target of level 7 or lower monsters that toss a coin, the current effect is somewhat a bonus.
If a monster appears in the search destination that is definitely this one, its usefulness will increase further.

His Field Spell, which features an illustration of a large collection of his machine monsters other than the revolver dragon used by Keith in the kingdom arc, is a great service for Keith fans who even draw Megatron, which is not yet OCG.
Only the launcher spider is FIRE in the crowd of dark machines, but if this is replaced with a revolver dragon, I personally think that the whole balance will be lost, so this can not be helped.
The effect is the two effects that support his Machine from his DARK, which occupied the majority of Machines in the 1st term, but to put it bluntly, both effects are subtle and not a big deal. Honest Toko.
I think that Field Spell is still good enough, but it doesn't have any effects that encourage the rotation of the Deck or earn ads, and it doesn't give a strong resistance, and the Dark Machine destroys the opponent's cards. When you do, the effect of SS effecting the Dark Machine in your hand as it is is not good as a deployment card due to its subtle activation conditions, so it can not be said that it is a card that can be placed on the main axis.
The illustration is one of my favorite cards out of all the cards, especially the one with Megatron is the best.

The level of monsters in the 1st term was set so that each time the total value of attack and defense exceeded a multiple of 700, the level increased by 1, and from this, the maximum value of attack and defense for low-level monsters was 2800. Become.
In other words, this card with a total attack and defense value of 2850 is a level 5 high-class monster. And this monster is the only level 5, what a misfortune.
There is nothing you can do about the performance of this card itself unless you put out a dedicated support, but you won't see two weak and small advanced vanilla monsters that can compare to this card in the off-board battle of the joke element.
Rather, some people may think that the artistry would be lost if we put out a special support, but personally I think it would be fine if at least a remake monster appeared.
I will add 1 point in honor of his great achievement, which is more than just a small, weak, advanced vanilla monster.

Invisible is invisible, invincible is invincible, and this is derived from the name of the battleship with the latter meaning.
The effect is a permanent effect that is activated when a specific monster is released and Tribute Summoned, and it is a type of system monster that negates the effect of Spell if Star Seraph and Trap if Dark Devil.
For that reason, there is no direct synergy with other Tenmajin, except for the fact that the release target can be the exclusion cost for his Special Summon of Norlerus & Enrise, and the fact that it can be sent to Search & GY in Sid Hells. .
There are many monsters that are suitable for release, both Star Seraph and Dark Devil, and it's not a bad effect to have an imperial order or notice that exceeds 20 hit points, but despite being an advanced system monster that can't be Special Summoned, Since it does not take effect unless you release a specific monster and Tribute Summon, it is a big disadvantage that it is difficult to receive the benefits of the Tomb and Rakusen.
There is a high possibility that it will be messy if you build it so that you can choose both effects forcibly, so I will focus only on magic seals, which are likely to hit more opponents, and use a deck centered on Star Seraph with meta traps such as conflicts and counter traps such as notifications. Ojama will be the safest operation.
In that case, it is very disappointing that this card itself is his EARTH, but I think that the introduction of Kalbon, a searcher dedicated to earth angels Fairy, has made it easier to operate.

It's a new Tenmajin, but it's a monster that belongs to the Invisible side, not the Norlerus & Enrise side.
If you cannot Special Summon and release a specific monster and Tribute Summon, it will be effective. It is the same up to the point that it is an EARTH monster that cannot be used for release to activate .
If you release Star Seraph, Enrise and Norlerus will also be targeted. Wide range search for Star Seraph or Yamima. Both effects of sending GY one by one are very useful for Tenmajin.
It's one of the few ways to search for 《Vanity's Fiend》, which I'm personally fond of, so I'd really like to say that, but since I've spent my summoning right to get this card out, it's a valid search destination. is limited to some extent, and I feel that there are other ways to make it easier if the GY fertilization effect does not have to be so pinpointed.
This card helps Tenmajin, so I don't think it's a good idea to rank it unconditionally. It is an impression that Invisil is still worth using.

A type of rule intervention type permanent meta trap that is the attribute version of 《Rivalry of Warlords》.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, there are only one-third or less of the types of attributes of the races, and in that case, the races are easier to disperse, so maybe it's easier to stick to the conflict? I feel like that, but he's strong in the environment, so it doesn't really matter because it depends on the deck and the deck he uses.
There are quite a few decks where he can use both this card and 《Rivalry of Warlords》. let's put it in
Adopting multiple permanent meta traps entails risks, but since Gozen Gozen is also a permanent meta trap that can be put out later to some extent, it may be good to stick with it.

Search Kuroba with SS trigger, and after being sent to her GY as a material, exclude yourself and use her GY's Rose Dragon or Dragon Synchro to Special Summon her GY effect. Plant synchro which is the point.
Both effects are combined with other effects to lead to powerful combos, such as 1-kill development using Rose tokens put into the opponent's field, and guides and 《GY effects that can revive Coral. Sangan》The price skyrocketed at the moment when its usefulness was discovered, such as access to VFD from one piece.
If you look at the effect without thinking about it properly, it doesn't seem to be strong at all, but when you understand it deeply, he is a monster that becomes a part of the evil solitaire that you can't help but convince even DARK from the whiteness of surprise.

The illustration of his Spell Trap, which has a card name like Liberation from the Black Garden, is characterized by an illustration with a composition that does not look like a Monster.It is his first Synchro tuner for Plant, and it is an Accel Synchro that continues from Formula. It also has an effect.
At first glance, it seems like a subtle card that is hard to find useful beyond using it as a material because of its effects and stats that make it difficult to fight, but in fact, synergies with Kuroba and Rose Dragon Synchro are well thought out. It is a very well-designed monster with a high combo property that uses 1 Field Spell destruction and the created Rose Token.
You can ignore both effects and simply have a role as a Plant Synchro Tuner, but if you use it, you want to make effective use of the effect of 1, and you want to use it in conjunction with something like Field Spell that exerts its effect by spinning or breaking the tray. .

It is a follow-on type of "White Potan", and the specifications are almost the same, but all the characteristics of race, attributes, offense and defense, and effects are reversed.
I think it's just a matter of the order of appearance, but each one is the exact opposite of the image of the race and attribute.
The only difference from the specifications of the Whapo is that the conditions are relaxed when the tuner is destroyed in battle and leaves the field, but the difference in LP gain between Burn and his is about 300. I would have to say that Baan still wins.
Above all, compared to Whitepo, you can hardly feel the madness that makes the illustration a joke, and it is a pitiful card that was cut and discarded as a monster that is weak and a successor to that Poipo, but it is not interesting at all.

Howapo-kun, an unidentified monster created by someone's madness.
Its effect is at the lowest level, including its own status, as a non-tuner that requires the presence of a tuner for purposes other than synchro.
Like the Water Spirit, it gained popularity with a certain segment of the population due to its maddening appearance, and a follow-on monster called Black Potan also appeared, but it slipped on a grand scale and was put to sleep for a long time.
After that, it was unexpectedly selected as a mascot monster for a game character, and in 2020, the sequel for the first time in a while, "Red Potan" appeared, and at that time, it also became a theme.

A spell card that allows you to accumulate 3 cards from 1 big investment in the future.
However, it is basically impossible to withdraw until it reaches maturity.
Of course it's slow, but more than anything else, there is a possibility that this card will skip the card you want to draw until the standby phase after 3 turns.
If it's a deck that draws traps, even if it's a low-speed deck, it's better to take risks by cutting lives.

It's actually a pretty amazing monster that can self-SS from your hand without any conditions or costs.
Only one card with the same name can exist on the field, but this self-SS does not have a name Turn 1, so if you use it for release or various materials and leave the field, you can also avalanche the next card.
I thought that there would be some disadvantages such as restrictions on Special Summons and restrictions on the use of materials. In other words, it will show an effect close to the merit effect.
However, considering the activation timing, the bounce target being a face-up monster, and the attack and defense being 0, it should be considered as a bonus effect that cannot be activated basically.

His Continuous Trap was created specifically to attract Mirafo, and naturally goes well with Mirafo, who is a barrier trap without turn 1 to activate.
You can continue to search and salvage Mirafo by using one monster as a cost, but it's a difficult situation to openly search for an attack reaction Trap and lie down on the field, so the effect you want to use is to set it to your opponent. It will be the effect of returning to the field with Mirafo when destroyed.
Both effects can touch her deck and GY's mirafo, so unless it's macro or something, it's unlikely that you can't pick up anything. It must be something.
Mirafo is not necessarily inferior to Air Fo as an attack reaction trap, and even without this card, it is strong enough as a trap that a deck that blocks Special Summon with low-level monsters such as Pakike and Barrier Statue will fall down first. However, if you're going to use Mirafo, it's still a card you'll want to use.

A low-ranking demon whose ATK becomes 3000 only in an almost unguarded state with no cards in his hand or back.
Although it lined up a series of oppressive monsters, there may be situations where it is effective against a formation that is weak against effects that do not create NS & Chain Blocks.
Also, it's OK to have other monsters, so I wonder if it can be used as an LP picker for him when he's pushing...
It is rare for monsters of this kind to be actually used because they do not belong to the theme, but it is a monster that gives the impression that there are quite a few hidden fans.