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Dinosaur's "Survival ○○" Trap Card Series 3rd has an effect related to Normal Monster, one of Strak R's themes.
Since the opponent's vanilla monsters, especially tokens, are included in the count of the number of destroyed cards, it is a card that synergizes with "Lost World". You can also participate in battle because you can Special Summon even in Attack Position.
However, it tends to be premised on combining with other cards, and it feels unsatisfactory to use, including being a trap.
On the other hand, his GY effect is a pretty good effect that self-destroys his own dinosaur and removes a single card from the opponent's field.
It's hard to block because it's a GY-trigger

Dinosaur's "Survival ○○" Trap card series first, originally it was a successor to the "○○ instinct" series following "Hunting Instinct", but it seems that other races also have ○○ instincts, so I switched to this one. became.
The effect is that you can recover LP while excluding GY's Dinosaur. Being able to exclude it is excellent, and it is an operation that anticipates synergy with 《Tyranno Infinity》and Giant Rex.
As a card that can be used in a similar way, there is also a card called Skull Lair that continuously touches the board, so I wonder if this one just recovering LP will be a bad deal.

Dinosaur's 2nd installment of Dinosaur's "Survival ○○" Trap Card Series, which is a Normal Trap card that is a RBI-up equipment card exclusively for Dinosaur.
With an increase value of 1000, it should be higher than the phantom sword and location scouting, which are his biggest competitors for this type of trap, and conversely, if it was 800 or less, it would have been impossible to avoid 3 points or less.
This is because the additional effect is that if the dinosaur equipped with this card knocks down a monster, it can hit the monster again. It is also a very thin effect.
In that sense, the increase value is inferior, but it seems better to use phantom swords and location scouts, which have resistance grants and removal effects, can be equipped by anyone, and are significant as trap cards.

One of the mid-boss monsters used by the Labyrinth Brothers in the original work.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, he is also one of the monsters that symbolizes that all monsters that are biologically "insects" but are not insects become Insects.
In addition to the ability to freely crawl through the underground of the labyrinth and the effect of powering up when eating monsters, he teamed up with "Monster Tamer" to make Yugi suffer, but in the OCG, he and the monster user are just poor advanced vanilla.
In the case of this monster, it is also one of the poor high grade rare vanilla monsters produced in the first period, like Karasu Tengu and 《Giant Mech-Soldier》.
True DM2 has the ability to enter and pass through the same labyrinth terrain as the magic tank.

In the original work, an invincible labyrinthine heavy tank that was quickly buried by Bramaghi who came to help.
It has the same power as Red-Eyes, but it must be said that it was the fate of the first term, but it was made into a Fusion Monster.
It used to have the unique advantage of being a monster with Canosol as a fusion material, but that card has been banned, and now the only good thing about it is that it's a dark machine that corresponds to Obaro.
If one day there is a Labyrinth Brothers frame in Legend DP, I think it will be difficult because there are quite a lot of competing monsters that can be candidates, but it is one of the monsters that I would like you to remake for modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
In the OCG, the primary colors were red and blue, but in the Bandai version, it was a calm green-based color.

As a low-level Reverse Effect Monster and a cost, he satisfies both the requirements for a monster with an LP-paying LP effect, but the effect of this card is 2000 and 1000 burns. ing.
It's a disappointing monster that's just a useless card that doesn't even come close to Jirai Gumo or Raisenin in terms of numerical impact.

It can't be helped because it's a wow, but it feels like the best wow to have this effect done with a reverse effect.
Now, as long as it has the name Turn 1, wouldn't it be possible to trigger a hand?
That's why, only the appearance is one of the previous 3rd Army low-ranking worms.

A low-ranking monster that appeared in the first period, and possesses an outrageous effect that seems to be a card from the first period.
A powerful Fusion Monster with no summoning limit, such as the Final Warrior or Extrio, suddenly jumping out of an Extra, and having to pay 5000 LP at once is outrageous, but above all, it's outrageous that the name turns into an effect. It means that there is no turn 1, let alone 1.
Of course, it's a card from the 1st period, but since it costs 5000 LP from 8000 LP, the idea was that it could only be used once in any duel, so it didn't matter... In the first place, it's a problem because it's a strong effect that can afford even once in a duel. That's why...
The existence of Bubble Shadow and Veiler is certainly scary, but if you can pass the effect, the LP cost of 5000 is not as heavy as it looks, and considering the quality of the monsters that land, I think it's well worth it.
Since it's a level 2 Machine, there were times when it sortied from a Road Warrior and went on a rampage.
By combining race change effects such as 《Reprodocus》with 《Brain Research Lab》and 《Telekinetic Charging Cell》, you can overwhelm his LP cost, and this one monster will put the field into Hyakki Yako.
Among the cards that have experience with banned cards, it is a miracle that it was able to return without any errata.

It's limited to the opponent's turn, but it's a pretty good monster that can capture his spell on its own, and can be used as an addition to suppression.
However, compared to the Koa'ki Meiru Wall, which has similar effects, there is no maintenance cost, and there is almost no combat ability here, so from the illustration, you can't imagine your own race and attributes. If you don't take advantage of the fact that it's a fusion material and put it in haphazardly, you'll be beaten down in no time.
It doesn't matter if it's a monster or a back, so I'd like to prepare 2 or more interference cards besides this card.

A game-original monster that appeared in DM3, and a monster whose text was characteristic, came to OCG relatively early.
The effect destroys all your other monsters when it comes out, and it is an effect with considerable pressure to prevent each other from doing any summoning action other than Normal Summon by set.
After all, there are a number of effects that block SS, but in addition, there are really few examples that block NS, and even if you set the only possible monster and make it a wall, most lower class monsters can withstand the ATK of this card. Since there is no such deck, I think most of the decks will have a hard time if they are played first.
Both are fusion materials that can be placed in the named main deck, so if you specialize them, they are easy to put out, and since there are no summoning conditions, you can make them appear from Devifla and Bub Snake, and the priority when adopting them is along with Extrio. be quite high.
When this card first appeared, there were many cases where Spells, Traps, and Reverse Effect Monsters that only removed monsters entered from the main, so it wasn't that restrictive, but while the monster effects were getting stronger and stronger, those cards weren't. It seems that the strength of this monster has increased relatively, as it has not entered much from the main.
The effect that annihilates your other monsters when it comes out is rare for monsters with this kind of effect, and it is only destruction by the effect, and monsters with resistance to destruction can withstand it, especially the banned Dragoon. It was the strongest suppressive duo that filled each other's holes with the effect of not being destroyed by this card's effect and preventing all the effects of creating chain blocks over there.
Still, he's still vulnerable to his spell traps such as Tsukisho, Itteki, Escape, and Awakage, so fighting alone still feels uneasy.

Machine King, who boasts practically the second strongest level 1 advanced monster, has opposite offense and defense, so of course Rock is quite strong among the level 1 advanced monsters.
Advanced monsters such as No Face and 《✪ Rock Turtle》that sold only high defensive power became unnecessary existences across the board.
The Stone Dragon, which has the same race and attributes as this card but only 100 higher DEF than this card, is the highest level at level 7, so a total of 4200 ATK and DEF is barely enough to be a high-class monster. You can see that it is a straight line.

A level 5 monster with 2600 ATK and 2300 DEF, the sorrowful overlord who was supposed to be born as a 《Giant Soldier of Stone》error card.
When asked what kind of supremacy it is, the word "Yamimakai" appears quite large, so it later appears in illustrations of cards with the name of Yamimakai.
In GBA games such as DM7, the kanji characters that can be used are limited, and the notation is something stupid like "The king of the dark world".

Most of the insects in season 1 were his EARTH, and only a few of the monsters that could fly were his WIND, but this card, which was born as a wind insect, was given the effect of hunting allies.
It was noted for a moment as a monster that could hunt Newt, who was famous as a low-level attacker with the advantage of 19 RBIs, but no matter how you think about it, it's too bad that it only powers up when you attack yourself, so it won't be used in the end. There were hardly any.

The card with the highest ATK among the low-level monsters in season 1, not to mention low-level, higher than most normal summonable high-level monsters in season 1.
However, as a matter of course, he is a disadvantage attacker, and if he flips a coin when attacking and does not come out as declared, in other words, there is a 50% chance that he will lose half of his LP.
In the original, this name was given in the sense that it was a monster that appeared when an enemy stepped into a specific square, but in the OCG, it became a monster that made the unlucky player who controls this card step on a mine. .
However, regardless of the result of the coin toss, this card's attacks are executed normally, and even if he loses, he will only have half his LP and will not be exhausted on the spot.
Also, since there is no need to toss a coin when attacked by the opponent, it was positioned as a high-scoring attacker with relatively light disadvantages that can be used as an attack position figurine.
However, the fact is that Attack Position figurines that don't attack themselves weren't used that much even in the 1st and 2nd seasons. I wouldn't.
Due to its overwhelming power as a low-class monster, it was called a construction monster in DM3 and played an active role along with the cocoon of evolution as the absolute ace of the forest, surpassing even the low-rank monsters with 2000 offense and defense.
In the original, it had the effect of resetting the enhancement value obtained from the equipment card of the opponent's monster that fought and battled, but this is carried over to this card in true DM2, and the original ATK is 2200. It was an excellent monster that could slaughter even the thickest strengthened monsters in an instant.

A product of a time when insects and plants were still interacting, even before Gigapla and his Naturia appeared.
Its effect is not only called Turn 1, but it is not even turn 1, but it is a low-class monster, and the damage is quite good at 800 per time.
Now that even Priestess Om hasn't been exterminated, it's unlikely that this card will be regulated, but there's always the possibility that something will draw attention to it.