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It is the oldest and best resurrection spell that attacks the player's tongue with angry waves. I think it's worth spending your time.
While it's very versatile, it doesn't have a clear role in his deck like Nagisa and Burial. His deck using cards is also less.
On the other hand, despite being such a high-performance card, there are support cards that name this card just like Torrent and Mirafo, so in recent years it seems to be being pushed by similar spells with theme names, but in the future The value of its existence will not be shaken.
It is a rare card that is mentioned in the original that he can only put one in his deck, and it is a restricted card in OCG as of 2020, so ✪ Anne Kuriboh , Revelation, Search, as well as Salvage. I am taking care of you as much as I can.

Reinforcements brought to Dinosaur in the 6th season, naturally there is no name such as Turn 1 as it is a card of the 6th season, and the search range for reinforcements was level 4 or less, but this is extended to level 6 or less. ing.
It was a card given to Dinosaurs because they weren't a very strong race at the time, but after Strak-R at the end of the 9th period, Dinosaurs exploded in strength as a race, and were designated as semi-restricted for a while.
It was a valuable card just because it increased the probability of attracting Ovi, a restricted card, to the first move, but before we knew it, Ovi's restriction was lifted, and even a card called Ground Zeno, which became a search spell for the second race, appeared. increase.
There seems to be no theory at the moment that there will be no restrictions on that race or theme, and that there will be no new ones.

It's a card that strengthens the gods' aggression from various angles, but in terms of resistance, it stays to the extent that "negate and XX" doesn't work.
It can't be helped to strengthen objects such as Obelisk, which is resistant to targets, but since it's not an Equip Spell, there's little way to pull it into your hand, and it's a hassle to have this card with you when you need it.
After all, when it comes to a card worthy of the weight of a god, I wonder if it can't be balanced unless it has enough power to win 80% of the time.
Personally, I quite like the removal effect that penetrates Absolute Resistance.

An Infernity resurrection spell that randomly discards cards to create a handless.
In order to activate this card, you need 4 or more cards in your hand, so it's hard to use it as a means of dealing with cards you can't discard.
If he thinks that being able to immediately revive Infernity is a wonderful thing, then maybe... but after all, even if it's Infernity, you can't do anything to reach the goal of being handsless. It is.

Following "Weathering Soldier", which is the main deck monster used by GM in anime GX and was earlier in the collection, Shell Knight and this card have also been OCGized with her Fossil fusion related effects.
However, this card does not have a high status as a low-level monster like Weathering Soldier or Shell Knight. + Fossil I'm worried about the extremely low self-containment power of the effect, which can only be used to send this card, which is a material for fusion, to GY.
You can directly send Fossil Fusion Monsters with GY effects to GY from extras, and return monsters that have been removed as materials for Fossil fusion or Fossil Fusion Monsters that have been removed using GY effects to return to GY. However, I think it's a bit strange that none of them are useful and can't even be activated unless the Deck is spinning to some extent.

It was one of the monsters in the main Deck used by GM in Anime GX, and it was thought that OCG conversion was almost impossible, but it turned out to be OCG with a nice additional effect just like Weathering Soldier. have become.
The effect that can be activated under the same conditions as "Weathering Soldier" is to search for a level 8 Rock, and if Fossil fusion falls on her GY, you can also SS.
Speaking of level 8 rocks, Brodora is the first thing that comes to mind, but due to the disadvantages, the selected monster and the card with the same name cannot activate its effect during the turn, so if you want it to be active immediately, you can use the effect that does not activate. should be selected.
Guypre is also a card used by GM, and there is no doubt that this area was designed from the beginning to have the most synergy with Guypre among the level 8 rocks.
However, in terms of Fossil Fusion Deck, if you don't use Brodora or Guypre, it's a card that you don't need at all.

Designer of this card, do you know the normal draw in the draw phase?
picture? Can you read the pawn effects? Ah, I guess I'm getting the hang of it...
It is a Continuous Trap that substitutes GY's Infernity card when Infernity and some related monsters are destroyed by the opponent's effect. This effect itself is not a very strong card, and it is written that it will immediately self-destruct the moment it loses its handlessness.
I know that this kind of thing will self-destruct if it's not handless in the end phase, but at any given moment when you have 1 or more cards in your hand, you can send GY without creating a chain block. It is a miserable specification that makes me wonder if such a self-destruct condition can be added if the effect of doing is strong.
There is no doubt that it is a card that will compete for the worst 1 or 2 of 2020, and as expected, it can not be helped that it is called "useless his Void-san".

A draw source that allows him to not have hand trigger monsters in his deck for a clear reason rather than just a constraint.
There is no doubt that you will feel very happy if you activate it with 0 cards in your hand and all the 3 cards you draw are Quick-Play Spells or Trap cards, but in metabi where the number of monsters to be used tends to be extremely low. , It is also a card that greatly reduces the possibility of not drawing any monsters.
After all, I'm really grateful that I can use Kyoken and Kyoken in combination no matter which one is activated first.
On the other hand, I think the balance of this card also has a downward swing where monsters with conflicting summoning rights are duplicated.
Due to the demerit of the activation turn restriction, it will basically be used with a slow-moving deck that does not perform Special Summons & has few main monsters, but it can be used with large monsters like TRUE. There are quite a few decks that can handle this card while putting it out.
In addition, all damage dealt to the opponent becomes 0, which is a disadvantage of effects after the effect is activated, so if the activation or effect is negate, or if it is activated during Main Phase 2, it is almost never bound by this. .

The monster that was OCG at the end of Sangenjin, in addition to the God resistance common to Obelisk and the self-destruction effect when Special Summoned, the effect that the number of cards in your hand becomes your own power and the low level monster that the opponent puts out in the Attack Position It has an effect called "Summon Thunder Bullet" that shoots down all monsters.
Even if you can't shoot it down, you can ignore the target's resistance and reduce ATK by 2000, so you can greatly deprive your combat ability. It is worrisome that other than Link, it doesn't put much pressure on Decks that put out EX monsters.
Even though his ATK is down by 2000, in the end, he's allowed the use of large monsters. I think there are many cases.
Also, unlike Obelisk, he doesn't have target resistance, so I think it's a bit unreliable for a god to turn him into a monster with 0 ATK and no effect with just one Awakage.

Target resistance + God resistance and God's self-destruction alone are buried in 4 effects, but the God who has the entire removal effect of the example can be used almost the same as the original.
From its original stable offense and defense to its ease of handling as a single unit, it's the best among the three phantom gods, and regardless of summoning restrictions or resurrection restrictions, he can special summon from anywhere, and his ATK 4000 monster is fine. Rare.
It doesn't have an effect that puts pressure on the opponent's turn like Osiris, but I have the impression that it can be more reliable than Osiris, which has no target resistance and is completely neutralized when the monster effect is erased.

A huge Kaiju that instantly wipes out 3 opponent monsters.
You can instantly wipe out a strong formation like Savage + Usa + α that your opponent has created by attacking first. Its greatest strength is that it can be pushed regardless of being sealed.
However, it loses the right to summon, it is necessary to release 3 bodies, so it is not flexible and only 2 bodies are released, and it will be taken care of. It's not all good things, such as the fact that the processing is difficult compared to the comparison, and the only thing you can do is to pull directly at a convenient time.
It's a pretty good card as a support, but basically it has a stronger presence as a board destroyer that lurks on the side.

With Osiris' special move card, you can release Rybol into the opponent's field with Friche, and if you use it in your main phase, you will draw as many cards as you destroyed, and your hand will increase, so Osiris will power up with his own effect. It has become.
It's a powerful card that can't be blocked by Counter Traps such as Sentence, and can be used without worrying about whether or not the decree has already been opened. I think it's good that you can draw as many as you destroyed no matter what timing you hit.
The removal and draw are normal effects, and the additional effect when you activate it as your main would have been enough to erase all of the opponent's Spell Traps.

From the activation conditions to the specifications of the effect, everything is particularly different among the hand trigger monsters, and in fact, it is a monster that is said to be the strongest hand trigger.
In order to use the effect, you have to put a high-level vanilla monster called Driver in the Deck, and if the Driver, who can only put one card in the Deck's slots, is removed, the rest of this card that can't even Normal Summon becomes. There is a risk that everything will be unusable, but it is really strong to capture and destroy monster effects that create chain blocks in all areas from your hand.
I think it's especially great that you can take care of direct draws, not only from the deck, but also from your hand and his GY.
If you do well and successfully use it on your turn, you can also create a special summon for him using this card as material, so it is a monster that provides strength that matches its quirks.
Postscript: In the revision of 2021, the regulation was strengthened from semi-restricted to restricted, which was unlimited until then.
At the moment when G is hit by the type of SS effect that activates by activating the hand or releasing itself, 2 monsters including a tuner jump out while crushing them. It seems that space deployment was still viewed as a serious matter...

In addition to the self-SS effect that triggers a certain amount of damage, it is a monster with the image of Shadi, so it's just an effect that just revives one monster from the opponent's GY. A monster that has elements or rules added to make it look like it.
If you target monsters with 20 RBI or more that have been Special Summoned from EX and sent to GY, I think you can successfully effect the effect against most Decks where EX monsters are the main force. If you have Nibiru or Pancra in your Deck, you can't do that, and if you lose, your opponent will search for your chosen card, so there is a certain risk.
Conversely, if you use the effect on Nibiru or Pancra, depending on the opponent's deck, it will rarely be blocked.
Again, for the effect of just reviving one monster from the opponent's GY, it's not good to have to cross a slightly dangerous bridge where the opponent may search for any monster. With that impression, you can choose not to select anything & the selected monster will return to the Deck even if it can't be searched, so you can get information ads or extract Nibiru, which is planned to be sent to GY by erasure. Everything is left to the opponent's will, so I feel like I didn't write anything particularly strong, including the activation effect that activates on the field.

A Lucky Monster that was remade by Fusion with its user, Ishizu, just because it was a monster with a bomb hidden in its cloak in the original.
Probably not a single person in the world could read that this election will be held at this year-end box.
The effect is that you can SS from your hand when you have a Fairy in her EARTH other than the one with the same name, and you can confirm the future named 5 cards from the top of each other's decks. It is an effect that has been dropped into the effect.
EARTH's Fairy is scattered in Fluffal and Madolche other than the group of monsters that Ishizu used in the original, and at the moment the number and quality are not good enough.
The second half of the effect is also an effect that shows the presence of Blast Held by a Tribute as a hidden monster, but due to its activation conditions, most of the time I released this card and played his Tribute Summon. You'll have to force the monster to hold the bomb and ram it.
Just as this card sees through the five cards in her deck, the other party can see the bomb that this card carries... This is the OCG version of the bomb held by her Tribute in the original specifications. It's impossible to do it due to the rules, so it's a part that can't be helped.
Since it has a self-SS effect, I think the 1st effect will be the main effect, but somehow it's a monster that feels like both effects are bonuses.