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Following Noelia, who appeared under the name of Terumashi, Natalia's appearance in the past was made into a card as her Ice Barrier monster.
The pose in the illustration seems to be asking the samurai to slash his stomach.
As a low-class Ice Barrier, it has the highest RBI of 18, which is in line with samurai, and its effects are the effect of paying LP and consuming extra LP, the effect of recovering your own resources and stealing the opponent's GY ad, and the GY effect to kill monsters. It is specialized for Steelswarm, which has many advanced monsters with 0 defense and LP cost effects, called Defense Position effects.
However, none of these effects can directly gain a numerical advantage, and the effects of 2 and 3 are quite good as interference if they can be used during the opponent's turn, but they are normal activation effects that can only be used during your turn. It is an impression that there is honestly no good place compared with Shoumashi who becomes the first move.
Ice Barrier's high-scoring low-ranking monsters, except for Shoumashi, were disappointing across the board, but even this card, which appeared in the 11th term, seems to be no exception.
Its own permanent effect is also effective against Steelswarm, which has already appeared, unlike Shoumashi, who does not let Tribute Summon itself, but in the first place, many of Steelswarm's LP-paying effects are Tribute Summon-triggered, and only 500 LP extra. I don't think it would be an effective restraint to the extent that it is consumed by .
Once the Deck's rotation gets on track, such as supplementing Ice Barrier monsters to his Deck or EX Deck, or being a battle aid that helps repel monsters with high hit points but low defense, it has a certain role. And I think.

A Level 4 tuner from the early days of Synchro, which is not at all magical.
It's a level that doesn't have any effect, but at the time, it was useful as a Nodeme 4 tuner that could be called in Samopuri, and it was often prioritized over "Mist Valley Soldier" because it didn't fall into the abyss.
At present, there are very few merits of having a Flamvell name, and there is a competitor called "Guerilla Kite" that supports explosions. There is a need to.

If the only monsters on your field are WW, you can self-SS with the effect of creating a chain block, but if you draw it alone with low status, it will be an accident card, but it is not a tuner, and other effects can also be used. Adjust the level & grant battle resistance to monsters Synchro Summoned using this card as S material, huh? Don't you write anything strong? GY No effect and no ad earning ability? And you may think that you do not understand WW.
However, in reality, it is a capable monster that can be flexibly deployed by linking with existing WW monsters, and it is a very useful card that can form an effective pair with NS Glassbell in particular.
WW monsters have a theme that doesn't have a lot of variety in the main force, but this card is a more accurate enhancement of the WW theme than the impression given by the text.

A monster that refers to a specific race on the field and improves its own abilities.
As a 1st season card, even Machine King, whose ATK was originally quite high, is an effect that includes himself, but this card has different races to refer to.
It's a terrible card that you can't win against Wild Raptor even if you fill your field with plants, and it's a mysterious existence that is a non-Plant monster that symbolizes the treatment of Plants in the first season.

One of the poor advanced vanilla monsters that were in the first season, and even if it wasn't a Leo Wizard, it was supposed to have a pretty terrible status among them... but due to some mistake, it became popular. Apparently, in Rush Duel, they were reborn as Assy Horse & Messy Horse.
It's almost unthinkable for the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG that an extremely personal activity posted by a single individual, which the official doesn't care about at all, can have such an impact on the official...

His spells that target 1 monster on the field can now be fired at no cost, but the hand cost required to negate other his spells is limited to his spell cards. A magic jammer.
Spells that target multiple monsters in the field and spells that target Spell Trap like Kozusai cannot be prevented at no cost, so there are not many opportunities to hit the no-cost effect, which is the biggest selling point of this card. I have the impression that it doesn't look like it, and I think that the unique strength of this card is a little too weak.
In this case, it seems better to use a Magic Jammer that can discard any card, or a Cursed Seal of the Forbidden Spell with a powerful additional effect.

Even the monsters in the illustration like 《Cyber Jar》are all Rock monsters.
Until then, pods were a series with amazing effects that dynamically controlled the duel itself as well as the board with the reverse effect, but this one has the lonely effect of banishing up to 3 cards from the opponent's GY. It is had.
It's a mystery to me why such a thing had to be included in this series, and I'm sure the Machine would have been very confused when it was thrown at them.

Naturia's return ticket, where many of the main monsters are composed of plants and insects, but there is only one flight per turn.
There is also a search effect that activates when sent to GY, and since it can be used on the turn sent to GY and has no name Turn 1, it is also effective to send it directly to GY by burial.
It's the best card for attracting bamboo shoots, which I wanted to put on the main axis of the deck, but lacked search means.
I can search for Naturia Spell and Trap, but I can't find any good cards at the moment...
Postscript: With the super-talented Camellia that appeared in the 11th term, it has established an absolute position as a search card for Naturia.
In addition, a powerful card called Harukaze has appeared in his Naturiia Spell, which is the target of the search, so the score will be revised upward from 7 to 9.

His main character, Ice Barrier, can be used by lining up with his compatriots. It seems that they are only thinking about it.
Since it can only be used once, there is only one attribute that can avoid attacks, and despite having such an effect, the fact that it is a tuner further accelerates the ambiguity.
In the case of this card, it's a disappointing effect anyway, so it feels like it's good to have a tuner, but...
Ice Barrier's level 3 tuner also has a protective team that has an effect that prevents attacks, and with the Ice Barrier Deck, it feels like that one is generally prioritized, so if you use this card, it's the same as Shoumashi. I would like to take advantage of being a Spellcaster.

All of the low-ranking Ice Barriers that form scrambling with their allies have low stats, and most of them are easily destroyed in battle by low-ranking semi-attacker level monsters, but this card prevents that with its attack deterrence effect. is the role.
In order to block the attacks of opponent monsters that are stronger than their own defensive power, if they are in Defense Position, they will basically not be destroyed in battle, and since they will not attack themselves, they will not be able to use triggered effects that require combat.
That said, it doesn't work on its own, so it's credibility as a deterrent is low. I don't think keeping it is a good idea.
If you want to make the final board only with Ice Barrier, I think it is essential, but basically it will play a role as an Ice Barrier 3 tuner.
As a competitor, he has the same Ice Barrier 3 tuner and his Spellcaster Feng Shui, but this has the advantage of being able to get out of Shoumashi and connect to Gungu even under the application of the sensor.

Unlike the free materials Bryu and Trish, WATER is specified as a non-tuner, and the effect is also specialized for destroying the board once per turn, so other Ice Barrier synchros including Duro Since it couldn't be used as a part of an infinite loop like this, it is the only monster in the Ice Barrier Synchro up to Trish that has no control experience.
However, its performance is not bad because the removal effect can touch the back, and for some reason unlike the sea dragon's blue, this one is a normal dragon and level 7, so it can also be used as his Synchro Monster that comes out of the debris. bottom.
When it comes to fishing swamps and snowmen out of debris, many people think of them as monsters.
If you try to remove more than one, you will be asked for a hand for that amount, but it will be possible to reduce it with his GY effect of Shoumashi. can now have

A monster that used to be the strongest all-purpose Level 6 Synchro that didn't have a name, Turn 1, and could bounce cards on its own field.
At that time, it was extremely difficult for other level 6 synchros to intervene in front of the great justice of Buryu and Goyo.
It's the same with FWD, but if the effect that allows you to bounce your own monsters doesn't have the name Turn 1, it's usually going to create an infinite loop.
This card currently isn't as powerful as it was before Errata, but it does have a certain amount of power when it comes to removing your opponent's EX monsters.
Since the name Turn 1 has been added, the low-risk strategy of discarding one card at a time is no longer possible, so I want to carefully judge how many cards to discard before activating.
It was often said that it was difficult to use Ice Barrier, and that there was little point in having an Ice Barrier name, but with the appearance of Shoumashi, who recruits Ice Barrier tuners, and Frost Spirit, who has the ability to copy levels, it has become easier to use. , Shoumashi's GY effect makes it possible to take over the cost of one card from your hand, making it much easier to use in the Ice Barrier Deck.

One of the material-free general-purpose synchros, this monster has the effect of piercing both destruction resistance and target resistance with synchro.
In the past, I used to collect materials from burial dandy to debris dandy, and I was well taken care of.
As many expected, the dangerous adjustment of having handicap attached to an effect without a name turn 1 was a disaster, and extreme development decks could also create 1 turn 3 trishula, etc., so it was temporarily banned. However, miraculously revived with no errata.
Later, the restriction was lifted, but due to the change in the rules of Special Summon from EX, which was changed with the introduction of Link, it became a restricted card again.
Since it finishes the job the moment it comes out, although it has 27 RBIs, it has the disadvantage of being a stand-up vanilla, but it is also great that it can be used easily and effectively by using it as a link material.
In the 11th term, a derivative monster Kanrei Ryu also appeared, and since there is only a bullet bearing his name in DT, it is a monster that looks like the face of the DT series, but as usual, his Ice Barrier doesn't make much sense with his name.

One of the low-class Ice Barriers that was not included in Strak.
When aligned with a compatriot, gives all Ice Barrier monsters target resistance from opponent's monster effects.
As usual, each person plays a role, but how many bodies do you have to line up to create a board that can be properly protected? It's an Ice Barrier like that, but this card also has low stats like monsters with those roles, so if you don't use it in conjunction with an attack-limiting effect, you'll be knocked down in no time.
The appearance of cards such as Barrier Wave and Itteki is also quite a headwind, and it doesn't give target resistance to Spell Trap, so even if you line up with the High Priest, it feels like it's not particularly cool to be able to easily open a hole with Awakage.

If you can destroy your opponent's WATER monster, it will be a reasonably strong card called "Rari + Search", but to be honest, it feels like it's finally a full-fledged person, but in reality, it doesn't work that way. It is necessary to send WATER monsters and tokens or change the attributes of the opponent's monsters by the effects of other cards.
Since it is an effect that activates by releasing itself, it is too weak to destroy your own monsters, and if you just search for Ice Barrier, there is a handy spell called Crest, so it is the only level 3 Ice Barrier that can fight properly. If you don't appreciate the fact that you have such an RBI, it will be difficult to adopt.