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Literally translated, it has a mysterious card name of "The End of Anubis", and the Yu-Gi-Oh English card name represented by Curse of Dragon is also used for this monster.
As a monster that can be put out with one release, in addition to his high ATK, which is on par with his Archfiend, it negates all GY activation / GY trigger effects and effects that target his GY cards. It is
Including being an advanced Fiend with a high RBI, it is a system monster that is a senior existence to 《Vanity's Fiend》and 《Majesty's Fiend》, and the range it protects is gradually overlapping with Void and Prestige.
Reanimation and salvage, self-SS from GY and battle destruction triggering, etc., have considerable pressure on GY not to touch, and considering the time when he was born, GY-activated spells that did not exist at that time It's a happy coincidence that it was designed to catch even traps.
However, he can't stop resurrection or salvage that doesn't target GY cards, effects that return them to the deck, or banishing GY cards as a cost.
Compared to Void and Majesty, this card's defensive range is all about his GY. Not a few.
This is a high-level monster in the main deck that is difficult to put into play consistently, but the same pressure can easily be applied by his Spell Traps such as Necrovalley, Rift, and Macro, compared to Void and Prestige. It gives a subtle impression.
Even so, compared to when general-purpose cards only had imaginary enemies that could be counted on one hand, I think their usefulness is much higher now.

A monster that can only be said to be a monster that has been flagged as an evil Deck-destroying virus and has not yet appeared.
The removal effect penetrates the target resistance, but it will be difficult to reach the point where the monster with the target resistance is broken by the specification of this effect.

At the time of this rating, most of the effects that refer to Reptile, old and new, are mostly outdated and crappy cards, but this card is one of the best among them. I think it can be said that it is a proper monster.
The self-SS effect that can be activated when the only monsters that exist in your field is Reptile, and the ATK 0, which is a feature of Reptilianne, is connected. Although I'm a little worried about whether it's up to the point, I think that Decks centered on Reptiles are good candidates for securing various materials for releases and special summons, and as combat support personnel. increase.
He is a tuner himself, and if he uses it as a Synchro material, he can reduce his ATK to 0, so if Alien or Worm makes this card his Ojama, Lamia or Khalifa will also be used as extras. It is a good idea to keep

It's a card that rewards only those of the same race who have mastered all six summoning methods, but it's extremely out of proportion to the extremely difficult activation conditions, as the reward is the same as a Yabu Snake. .
You can also remove it from your hand and his GY, so even though he doesn't ask you to put out everything in a regular procedure, isn't it too much to ignore the summoning conditions with this content?
Special Summon Since it had to be the same race as the six monsters that were previously excluded, something like Creator-God's Horakuti wasn't even an option in the first place... The treasure in the deepest part of the extra dungeon is the strongest weapon on the market. Knowing that, who would be able to work hard for it?
On the other hand, if you write extreme things like winning a duel, you'll start a crazy fucking game with a dedicated construction, so I really feel that it's difficult to find a good ending for this kind of card.
The six flames that light up the spell circle are the same color as the card frame of each summoning method, and I quite like the card design.

A handy perfect Counter Trap that can be used regardless of the monster type, level 1, or token, except for Effect Monsters.
However, it will not be destroyed, so if you negate the monster effect that was activated on the field, the materials for Synchro and Link will remain on the field, so be careful.
The effect in the second half depends on the opponent, but if you use this card, I would like to have at least one extra monster that allows him to Special Summon with this effect.

He is in charge of DARK in the Kikou series, and is the first Kikikou monster to appear.
And both of those effects have a cost to banish Decks and Extras from the back side, and it's something that people like and dislike. The impression received from the text seems to be a subtle card with a strong peculiarity.
Self-SS is a hand trigger that can be activated even during the opponent's turn, and his GY trigger is also a Friche effect.
However, when I opened the lid, it was a Shirayuki pattern that only the first one in the series was overwhelmingly buggy.

Like Vanity's Fiend, he himself can't do his Special Summon, and his Fiend with the same ATK of 2400, this is his LIGHT & all of each other's cards, including his GY, just by standing. An advanced system monster that can seal activated monster effects.
In addition to things that work well with Void like Retsusen and Possessed, this one's stats are aligned with what some of his Monarch supports require, so it's not Void that can benefit from them. be an advantage.
While it is strong against low-level monsters that have been NS, it is weak against high-hitting monsters that self-SS without creating a chain block such as Pancra, but since the permanent effect is not sealed, arranging it together with the void makes up for each other's weaknesses. can do.
If this card is standing, you can't use hand triggers, so it's easy to remove hand trigger monsters from the main, in other words, it's easier to put Lifesaving in the Deck, so you can counterattack with Void & Prestige and a large amount of Traps [Djinn Beat]. It is known as a type of metabi favored by connoisseurs.

It is treated like a symbol of a disappointing pack, but if you look closely at the recorded cards, you will find that there are some pretty good cards. Fiend's most handsome monster is one of the monsters included in the pack.
This is unrelated, but personally I think Shadow Specters is the worst.
It is a type of system monster that blocks each other's Special Summons just by being in the field, and like Christia, you cannot make yourself a Special Summon for her, but since this is an advanced monster, you can get a Tribute Summon by releasing one monster. It is possible, and the ATK is 2400, which is a passing mark for a high-level monster.
Depending on the deck, if this card is put up first, the deck may only have 2 or 3 cards that can be dealt with, or there may be no cards from the main deck and you may be stuck on the spot. There will even be
However, in addition to being defeated by Christia in terms of how to hit and how to attract, they are protected by Honest and Pardek, and even if they are defeated, they can revive on their own, so if you use this card, it will still be intense. I want to take advantage of being a high-level monster that receives the benefits of whirl.
Considering the pressure you put on your opponent, I think it's worth using 《Cost Down》or 《Star Blast》for this card. increase.

For me, this card is his first evaluation of Pendulum Monster.
Embarrassingly, he doesn't have a deep understanding of the Pendulum, so I've refrained from evaluating it until now. I don't think he's a Pendulum Monster! ? I think that ...
Its effect is to self-destruct itself when activated in the P zone, allowing you to draw 1 card while sneaking into the extra on the front side, and then you can SS from the extra to your own field, and you can do this in one turn. However, all of this can't be done unless you have 0 extras or only 《Anchamoufrite》.
It would be too reckless to use this card and then try to do something with 0 extras with another effect, so basically it can only be used in an extraless deck, but in that case the deck that can be used is In addition to being quite limited, it is conceivable that even in decks that do not perform Special Summons from Extras, there will be quite a few useful cards that will become unusable by making them Extraless for this card.
There are monsters who want to use this self-SS card to stand up no matter what, such as his Djinn beat with Vanity's Fiend & Majesty's Fiend.
This card is perfect for releasing to Tribute Summon his two Djinns that cannot be Special Summoned, and by securing the release and drawing 1, the probability of his Djinns going first and replenishing the back trap is also possible. But I think it will come together.

In terms of nomenclature, it's very close to that of monk monsters like Jyougen and Kaiku, but I feel like this monster is a little different from them, just a coincidence... monster.
It's a fairly high RBI for a low-level monster that can peel off its back, but its effect is nothing special other than being able to break Skidre on its own, and if I'm shown something like Pancra, I won't say anything else. Not.
Well, Pancra is a comparison target, but although it's a different race, it's the same low-level monster, and it has the same removal effect that can destroy Skidre alone, and it has a higher ATK than this card, and Evilswarm Kaitos, who can destroy his Spell Trap on the back side. It will be difficult in many ways.

EARTH's XX monk, one of the monk monsters with 18 RBI like Kaiku and Choren, and its effect is to banish one of his opponent's GY monsters when defeated by the opponent. there is
It depends on the other party, but I think it's great that it supports battle destruction, destruction of effects in Damester, and sending GY other than destruction, but despite the negative activation conditions, GY is the job that can be done. It can only be said that it is lonely to have an effect that does not touch the cards in the field, and that there is no self-SS effect or other effects that can be demonstrated in the field.
Even when he's on the field, it would have been nice if at least one of his senpai Jōgen and Kaiku's activating effects, triggered effects, or rule-intervention-type permanent effects would have worked, but...

A monk of WATER, he blocks the activation of all attack position monster effects just by being on the field, and he is a system monster-type monk who gains effect destruction resistance and target resistance if he is in his defense position.
It's pretty strong as a defense line-up with a single low-level monster, but it can be destroyed in battle, and it doesn't limit attacks or Special Summons, so I decided to put this card into play in the face-up Defense Position. Even if it succeeds, it is not uncommon for it to be easily knocked down by a low-ranking attacker.
Above all, it also blocks the activation of the effects of your Attack Position monsters, so prepare a clear plan that considers the compatibility with this card, such as hand triggers, GY triggers, permanent effects, and beats centered on pump cards. If you can't, it will be difficult to play this card that is not good for LP.
However, if you equip this card with Tsukikyo, it's true that you can exert a slightly different kind of pressure on your opponent than Tsukikyo Jōgen. It may be good to go.

A monk from FIRE, a little villainous monk with a reputation for exploding.
I think that the minimum human rights can be obtained just by having 18 RBIs, which is an advantage of the monk monster.
The effect is an effect that is good at blocking Quick-Play Spells that can only be used during the Battle Phase and Traps that are not Friche. It's a minimum peeping, and you can force the activation of graves and bubble shadows to remove the timing that should be used, but it's still a delicate treatment that this kind of effect doesn't have a chain rose effect. It can't be helped.
It's not particularly strong, but it's a low-class monster with 18 RBIs that does it at no cost, so it might be a good idea to play the role of a back checker that doesn't use God Trap as a mast.

Just like Pakike, who will appear later, it is one of the system monsters that completely blocks each other's Special Summons just by standing, and it is the same to the point that it has the effect of removing all Special Summoned monsters later. .
The hit point is even lower than Pakike, which is considered to be a low hit point, and the risk of getting hit by a drop or bubble shadow is greater, but here you can use the effect to bury all Special Summoned monsters later as a starting effect. Therefore, it is greatly superior to Pakike in post-loading performance.
However, due to the cost, he has a very rare and unexpectedly troublesome property that the hand discarded to GY is random, so you have to be careful about the hand you keep when the effect is activated.
As a low-status Light Spell user, there are many ways to summon it to the field, especially when used in combination with 《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》to further increase the pressure on the opponent, which is one of the clear advantages that Pakike does not have.
However, with this low hit point, you can't expect him to take LP or have a place in battle, so it's essential to support him with Tsukikyo + Sato + other monster effects and traps.

One of the regular packs of the 2nd season, which contains a lot of peculiar cards, "Labyrinth of Nightmare", it was a relatively solid performance. Name Darkness Spell user.
A monster called a so-called monk monster is a spellcaster and has a naming convention of a characteristic proper noun written in katakana after the card name "○○ magician" or "○○ monk", but this card is Jōgen. It is a monster that will be its founder along with.
The effect is that the greedy self triggers battles damage and excludes up to 2 of his opponent's GY monsters, and the opponent does not remove any of his GY cards. It is designed not to let the opponent destroy it.
GY's card summoning act as an exclusion cost, GY's effect that activates by excluding his spells and traps, etc., are limited to a certain extent, but this effect that disables them is stabbing his Deck. It is quite effective for
Inspe and Thunder King Rai-Oh have been proven to be strong as low-level system monsters with high RBI, and there was a time when they were normally counted as one of the Good Stuff Monsters, and they were excluded from GY by Special Summon and the Book of Saints. Some players may have benefited from this card to compete with the Zombie Deck of the time, which was good at Special Summons involving .