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No one could have predicted that the first water undead would turn out to look like this.
It is one of the spirits, and its effect is to force the common effect of the spirit that occurs in the end phase when there is a friend, but the common effect of the spirit is only activated on the turn when summoned / reversed, so 1 Once the body bounces, it ends there, and after that, the work to be done on the field will be a one-shot performance that has only an Ice Barrier name.
Since it's a spirit, basic summoning is essential, and after using its effect, it's just vanilla, so I want to use it as a material as soon as possible, but the effect doesn't come out until the end phase, so I'll have to use another card's effect to assist or deal with it. , Free-Range Monsters , etc. to summon this card during your opponent's turn.
Still, it's a disappointing monster that can't be found worth more than being a character in the story of the DT world, with a status that doesn't support salvage and has absolutely no good points.

The effect of a theme-affiliated monster is a 1-draw that triggers battle destruction, and it doesn't have any other effects. ? I want to say this, but this card appeared in the first terminal at the beginning of the 6th season... Ah, it's definitely a card from this era.
In particular, the early Terminal's performance was so extreme that I thought they were dueling in a different world line than the regular pack, so to speak, the OCG-compatible Rush Duel... .
Among them, there were monsters that looked like they belonged to that theme but didn't have a theme name, so this card feels like it's just a blessing to be given her Ice Barrier name.

A low-level Ice Barrier that has the highest defensive power among all low-level Ice Barriers, and uses his Ice Barrier in his hand as a cost for each turn, blocking the activation of spells for 3 turns.
It's a little inconvenient that the effect ends at your end, but the effect disappears the moment this card is face-up and out of play, so if it's going to get in your way, there's no problem if you use it as a material. It turns out that.
It's also good that you can use the effect even if you don't line up with your compatriots, and if you succeed in using the effect on the first turn, it will be surprisingly tight if you don't have a card to deal with the opponent.
Against cards such as Grave and Obliterate that can only be used strongly at limited times, it can be used later, so I think it will be a stronger monster among low-level Ice Barriers.
However, it's also true that Ice Barrier doesn't kill opponents in a single turn with this card, nor does it provide a solid control board.

It is a monster with a peculiar habit of willingly killing itself when Johari, who is also an 18 RBI low-level Ice Barrier, orders it to say, "You, do your harakiri right now."
His identity as a low-ranking 18 RBI Ice Barrier was also stolen by Johakuri, but it's hard to say because it's a monster of the 11th generation and has a general ability...
At the very least, the way he died with one draw as if it were his final service may be considered a samurai model.

If there is an Ice Barrier on the field, you can SS yourself.
The effect that is exerted is a bounce effect that can be used at virtually no cost from the point of view of adding the number of Ice Barriers in your hand. We can't expect anything more than to force them out.
I think it can be harassed to some extent when combined with fragrance, but it feels a bit unreasonable to turn aggressive with this effect.

It's a wall monster that can search for frogs with its GY trigger effect, but it's a monster that can be used from time to time, so it's a shame that it doesn't work when used on various materials.
If this activation condition is a compulsory effect or an effect that can be done, there must have been an error somewhere.
Even so, among Gael's people, it's still one of the top monsters along with Swap Frog.
After all, the most important 《Swap Frog》can't be a definite search from his spell card, so this card has a certain role to play.
Also, don't forget that you can recruit with mochi and remove mochi from attack targets.

Among Ice Barrier's tiger generals, he is the only one that does not have SS-related effects, but instead has a deterrent effect that allows him to work alone as a senior tiger general.
It's a permanent effect that keeps looking at the monster effect that activates an unlimited number of times, but in the end it's up to the opponent to decide whether or not to let it go through, and if the opponent pushes on regardless, it won't be able to fulfill its job as a deterrent.
However, as a condition for pushing forward, the opponent is required to have a limited resource called a hand. It has to end, and it can impose a heavy burden on Decks that deploy monsters on the field by making full use of monster effects that create chain blocks.
It can't be helped that his own status is unreliable, he can't suppress spells and traps, and he can't remove monsters in the negate field. That's my honest impression.
I don't think it's weak, and I think it's worth setting it as a core, but anyway, it doesn't have a self-SS effect...
It's unreasonable to keep stopping with a single attack, so I'd like to use it in combination with his other Ice Barrier and Trap cards to increase the pressure.

By lining up with other Ice Barriers, the same magic sealing effect as Fragrance will be applied, but even though the conditions are relatively tight, it will naturally bind you.
Its stats are low in both offense and defense, and it will be difficult to keep it on the field unless you limit its attacks with the effects of other Ice Barriers and gain resistance.
As one of the rarer level 3 non-tuner Ice Barriers, you may want to keep only one copy for him to throw from your deck with Frost Spirit's effect.
Compared to the Rally Corps with the same conditions, that one has somewhat decent stats, and if the opponent is a Deck centered on WATER monsters, you can work alone. It feels like this one will be better.

A type of SS-sealing permanent meta trap that can be activated against Dragons with 2500 or less attack and defense.
The activation target is attack and defense of 2500 or less, but the original ATK is referenced, so if the status of a Dragon with ATK higher than 2500 is reduced to 2500 or less due to some effect, activating that monster will increase the RBI. It will also have a binding effect on the SS of monsters.
If you target the Holy Knight depicted in the illustration or its subspecies "Starry Night, Starry Dragon", you can completely seal his SS with ATK 2500 or less, which is the basic maximum range of this effect.
With his Deck partner, who deploys materials on the field and brings out large EX monsters, even if you activate it against low-grade dragons, it will be a pretty restraining force.
However, it is weak against Psychic and Cozy Psychic, and it is also a card that has a very clear side effect of Pancra even against monsters. .

A 20 RBI super-powerful Link-2 monster brought to his WATER from Marincess.
If he uses a monster with ATK 1500 or less for his WATER monster as a material, that monster can be revived as it is.
It's a no-cost activating effect, not a link summoning trigger that tends to be found in effects like this, so you can use the effect every turn as long as you have a free link destination.
It's a pity that you can't connect to the existing general-purpose links 3 and 4 because you can't put out anything other than WATER that turn when you use the effect, but there is no disadvantage such as negate the effect of the monster you put out, so you can use Barrier Statue of the Torrent etc. You can also apply pressure.
It's a card that you should always keep in mind when building a WATER Deck, but the effect when it's sent to GY is pretty strong, so it's a waste to throw it away completely, so if possible, I'd like to include some kind of Marincess that can be salvaged. I have a feeling.

Almost almost the original Hexagram, the OCG Hexagram has been miserably weakened, so it's an effect that feels like it's sliding.
Since the self-destruct conditions are stricter than the Hexagram, there are few places that beat Demoche even for self-bounce purposes.

One of the "Royal Palace" Continuous Trap series, which is currently designated as a banned card, as a permanent meta trap with the SS sealing effect, which is considered to be the most evil existence in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
If it's just to cover up after a lot of deployments, it's possible to do it with nothingness, but the feature of this card is that it has the same nature as Skidre, ``There are SS for which this effect is not effective''.
This card cannot capture the SS in Dameste, and there is a hole that it is meaningless to activate against his GY-activated SS without the name Turn 1. It was also possible to make a construction that could move .
Even the nihilistic version of this card, which can be said to be an adjusted version, is already banned, so it will be difficult to return without errata, and by any chance, it may be like a royal order that re-bans the errata return. If you think about it, don't even think about reviving it with errata in the first place! It is not unreasonable to say that.

You can buy the summoning right with only 500 LP, but it was too strong that it was a Continuous Trap and there was no limit on the number of times.
There's no way the 1st term has a name called Turn 1, so it's already been designated as a banned card, so I feel like it's cruel to blame this card any more.
In fact, it was normally allowed until the card pool was full...

A type of permanent meta trap that disturbs Special Summoned monsters with a two-stage effect that creates and does not create chain blocks.
In particular, it is excellent that the effect that seals monster effects is a permanent effect behavior like Skidre, but it is not so much against large monsters that appear without being accompanied by development using monster effects and that move during the opponent's turn. It is not effective, and the effect of creating a chain block that lays down Special Summoned Effect Monsters does not work effectively against Link Monsters.
And above all, the activation condition that he can't activate when there is a Special Summoned monster on his field is troublesome, and it's a bit boring that even with the power of his Bounzers like Golgar and Duro, he can't handle it well. That's my impression.
Well, I think that this specification was unavoidable because the usage of activating this and covering it after being the first attack is a terrible guy that is not inferior to oppression.
The effects of NS monsters are not negate, and SS other than Effect Monsters do not become Defense Position. I think you can choose quite a few Decks that you can use.

A type of permanent meta trap that completely shuts down search behavior, and ranks quite high among permanent meta traps.
Unlike "Deck Lockdown", it doesn't block Special Summons from decks, so there are quite a few decks that can handle this card well.
By opening against the opponent's search effect, it feels good to establish a minimum equivalent exchange at that point.
On the other hand, depending on the opponent, if you can't go down on the first turn, even if you pass the turn after being passed around, there are times when you can't use it at all. It is also a card that tends to be stored away.
It is necessary to use it in combination with other permanent meta traps such as Skidre and Macro, and if you go second, you can use 《Evenly Matched》to force your opponent to turn the deck again to redeploy. Maybe.
Whether or not it's effective depends not only on the opponent's deck type and whether or not they use Koken/Kinken, but also whether the main is built on monster effects or back splits.