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A Fusion Monster whose name is often mistaken for Momiji Bird.
At level 6, ATK 2300 is his original ATK next to Summoned Skull for the first term, and it was a high power on par with the single machine king, but as usual, he became a Fusion Monster.
When Saien and Errata Pre-Catapa were still in good health, it was valued as a bullet with the highest firepower that surpassed 《Bracchio-raidus》and Aqua Dragon.
As for the fusion material, he used two main Winged Beasts in the first term, but it is unknown where the flame element came from.
In DM4, he was suitable as "Mavelus" and was a powerful monster that could be created by fusing with Winged Beast or Fire Demons, but his weakness was that he was weak against water demons, which were numerous and of good quality.
With the appearance of Ready Fusion in the OCG, it has returned to the position of the highest ATK among monsters that can be fusion summoned by its effect.

His Fiend monster is like a clown who drives monsters referred to in the game text as "monster lizards".
With one sacrifice, he was supposed to be a valuable high-level monster for the first season of ATK 2200, but he was unfortunately turned into a Fusion Monster.
Although the materials and their own races and attributes are consistent, there is too little connection between the fusion materials and their own appearance.
In the game, you can create a special pattern of fusion of a clown monster and a reptile, but this one is more like that.
Since 《Ready Fusion》makes it easy to get him out of the EX Deck, he doesn't currently have a Fiend in the same level range, so I'll add 1 point.

A trap that allows you to Normal Summon during your opponent's turn, and if you use it during your own turn, you will have additional summoning rights.
Quick-Play Spell "Arrivalrivals" loses in speed, but being able to use it in the main phase is great.
System monsters are always a threat even if you succeed in setting them up first. You can do it, and when a monster is doubled by Drawso, you can quickly deploy the monster to the field, so it works well with Metabi.
Good monsters to use are SS-sealing pakike, barrier statues, and banishers with macro effects.

When it comes to completely ignoring summoning conditions in races, the first thing that comes to mind is Dinosaur's 《Double Evolution Pill》. It is in
Not only the Great Moth series, but also unexpected and maniac cards such as 《Aztekipede, the Worm Warrior》, 《Anteatereatingant》, and Javelin Beetle are great cards.
However, the activation conditions are a bit special, so it's difficult to use even if you're dueling normally with a normal build. It is an indispensable feeling to use it together with the paranoid that can be sortied.

Complete resistance and destruction resistance received from the outside such as Mascarena cannot be penetrated, but ignoring target resistance and self-destruction resistance, it is not disturbed by rice cakes and imperial orders that have already appeared, and GY trigger effects of ground monsters etc. It's super high quality for a card that kills a single monster, plus a Quick-Play Spell.
However, if the activation condition is limited to when there is a monophonic obelisk on the field, it's a different story.
Under this condition, "Your opponent cannot activate effects against this effect, and your opponent cannot activate card effects until the end of the turn." Wouldn't it be nice to add "I'll give it to you"?

Appeared in Selection 10, her Spellcaster monster group of ATK 1850 Yoyodenhime, and her Continuous Spell that increases the cohesion of her Familiar-Possessed.
At this rate, I don't think there will be any cards with name-specifying effects for the time being.
It has the effect of Normal Summoning a Spellcaster with an ATK 1850 that does not have the same name on the field without using the summoning right, and it is compatible with Kaguya and Rachika, who only have an effect with summoning triggers, and in the case of Talia, to use the first half of the effect. It is also effective to Normal Summon while set, and it is also a great effect in that it makes it easier to line up monsters to use the latter half of its effect.
It's a card that you definitely want to draw with Kaguya.
Overall, I can't shake the feeling that Kaguya's existence is a major premise, but since none of the other fairy legend princesses have effects that refer to her Spellcaster with ATK 1850, it feels unavoidable.
The second half of the effect doesn't take effect damage, but it's basically a bonus for Fairy Tale Princess and her Familiar-Possessed, who don't have combat resistance and their RBI isn't that low.

The third Yodenhime is Cinderella, and the control ability of this card is to give monsters other than her own resistance to her spells.
Using Spell Cards as a Cost The effect of equip her Equip Spells in all areas other than exclusion on this card is demonstrated, and Baou and Trice, which require a cost when activated, can be equipped by overcoming that cost.
Her Spells equipped with this effect will be returned to the hand during the End Phase, but due to her own effect, as long as this card is on the field, it cannot be equipped to other monsters on the field.
Her own effect also corresponds to her GY's Equip Spell, so depending on the situation, it may be a good idea to use her Equip Spell returned to your hand as the cost to activate this card's effect.
If you have an Equip Spell that you can equip yourself, it's great to attract anything, but Equip Spell support already has excellent cards such as Amuho and Amuko, and looking at the effects of Shirayuki and Talia, the cost is heavy, so the second half The effect of is something that can be used even in the opponent's turn, but it's a pity that it doesn't happen.
Obtaining 《Glass Slippers》(Equip Spell) from the spell, and returning the 《Glass Slippers》to the hand after the spell is solved. The effect is very subtle, and it's an adjustment that feels like Shirayuki's curse has been applied.

She is the second Fairy Princess who seems to have been clearly influenced by Shirayuki who was too broken.
She is Sleeping Beauty, so she has two effects related to the Reverse Defense Position, but the first half of the effect is exactly the same as 《Apprentice Piper》.
The design is to use the monsters deployed by this effect for the second half of the effect to fall asleep again, but this is too slow and not very cool.
In order to use the effect in the first half, you have to use the summoning right to set yourself on the field, and in order to use the overwrite effect in the second half, you have to put out another monster next to it. Therefore, it will be said that it is a pretty bad monster among fairy legend princesses.
With the appearance of Biography of the Fairy, by using this effect to search for Kaguya, you can easily line up two of them, so it's a little easier to handle, and the second half of the effect can be activated as long as you prepare the environment. There is no doubt that it is a control effect with a certain amount of restraint, so I think it is worth using.

This time, the fairy legend princess selected from Japanese fairy tales, the motif is Princess Kaguya.
Shirayuki, who first appeared, was so buggy that the next two were fine-tuned in the Fairy Legend Princess series, but this fourth card is as powerful as Shirayuki.
Due to the search effect of her own summoning trigger effect, it was great that she was able to bring together the scattered fairy princesses who had nothing to do with anything other than their status, but for some reason there was no restriction on excluding them with the same name.
It also has an effect to control the field by touching the opponent's board during the opponent's turn. The effect of this card also created a combo to recover his Kaiju along with himself.
Since it's a monster I sent myself, it's nice that it won't be negate unless the opponent's girlfriend's deck happens to contain the same girlfriend's Kaiju.
I think it's one of those cards that embodies the idea that there is a wave of destruction and self-respect in the adjustments, and the cards that appear in the high wave make a full profit, and the cards that don't do so lose a lot of money. increase.

Fairy tale princess series with designs that combine princesses from fairy tales and mammals, especially animals called "kemono".
The first time, this monster was created with the image of Snow White and the seven dwarfs, but after that, it has a control color MAX effect that has become strongly established as the image of the fairy legend princess as a whole, and you can banish a large amount during your opponent's turn. The effect that can be revived along with it and the interference effect that follows it are those of a normal bug card, including the lack of the name Turn 1.
Even if you NS it alone, it has the ability to put monsters to sleep.
It was also used to land a final blow on an opponent who was trying to hold on to Lily Third Lagoon, and it had a big impact on the subsequent adjustment of Yoyodenhime.

Due to the nature of the Ritual Summoning rules, Sacrifice, a Level 1 Ritual Monster, cannot release more than one monster at any time.
Therefore, if you use "Contract with the Abyss" or "Advanced Ritual Art", which require the exact level, you have no choice but to release a level 1 monster.
On the other hand, with this card, you can release a monster of any level as long as it has a level, so monsters such as Ritual Djinn can also be used for release.
In addition, with the appearance of 《Pre-Preparation of Rites》, it gained the unique strength of a Ritual Spell that can be pulled out of his Deck along with his Sacrifice, so it stands out from the rest as a Ritual Spell that only has ritual summons without a GY effect. This card is rated.

The only difference between this card and the non-Dark Eyes Illusionist monster that was sacrificed to 《Black Illusion Ritual》, is that this card has a name.
Is the pointy party hat around the head a common symbol of fantasy monsters?
Vanilla with 0 offense and defense, it looks like the lowest possible ability, but in addition to being 0 offense and defense, vanilla, level 1, Spellcaster, and DARK, it is also a named fusion material for Sausaku, so it can be searched in various ways. ・Salvage, recruitment, and GY transfer are possible.
When Sacrifice is played with Advanced Ritual Art, he is also suitable as a monster to send from the Deck to his GY, and it also has the advantage of increasing the number of effective one-pair combinations even when using substitute material monsters to bring out Sausaku. .
However, with the introduction of Golden-Eyes Idol, a remake monster of this card that can be used as material for both Sausaku and Miresaku with its own effect in 2020, although the cards that are compatible are quite different, this card is too difficult to draw. I have to say that the degree has gone down.

The rock that rock rock and the rock of the music took, Rock which was not likely a long time ago.
It seems that there are other things that are involved, but its appearance is a monster that does not look like Rock.
However, both effects are related to Rock, creating synergies with a variety of monsters, from traditional Rocks to the newest cards, his Fossil and his Adamancipator.
If you want to use this card, you'll want to make good use of the 2 effect, and although there are some monsters in Rock that have GY effects such as Revival Golem and Sentry Soldier of Stone, just sending them to GY alone will allow them to expand into space. There are no monsters to start with.
That's why most of the time it's used in combination with another card, and if you don't have a plan here, it seems that there's not much point in using this card.
As for how to banish this card, it seems easy to send GY and use the 1 effect, then make Gigantes the cost for his Special Summon.

We are clay figures, made of terracotta.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, he sometimes turns the motif itself into a monster with the same name, such as Haniwa and "Wolf". I came to OCG.
Contrary to its simple name and appearance, its ability is a 19 RBI low-level attacker & handicap that ranks with Rock Koaki and his super-wide monster search, early duel & construction when sent to GY including his Deck destruction. It's an extraordinary thing that you can search everything except level 4 if it's right.
However, regardless of the end phase of the search, the condition of being sent to GY by the opponent's effect is not very cool. Dependence on the other party is basically an effect that cannot be activated.

The first fantasy monster summoned by Pegasus, who went all out after the Toons were annihilated.
Where did the 1400 defense come from?
Like the original, it has the effect of blocking the opponent's monster's attack, but it's a reverse effect that can be used up and will be canceled when you're gone.
Even if it wasn't an immediate trigger effect of Furice because of the specifications at the time, it wasn't an effect that reacted to the opponent's attack each time, right? It's still pretty tough though...
I know it's a special monster, and it's good that it's been made into an OCG, but it doesn't have the abilities of the Urrea that came with the book.