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In the early games, there was a text at the end of the sentence that said, "Phantom rare card," but in the OCG, it's not a rare card or anything, so it was cut short from the flavor text.
There are quite a few monsters that are clearly defensive like Metal Guardian and ✪ Rock Turtle among the monsters higher than the first season, and this defensive power is on the high side for a first season high-level monster.
However, even in the first term, Millennium Golem has the same number of sacrifices and the same defense, but he has 2000 ATK...
It doesn't have any special abilities, and it's hard to believe that it was evenly matched with Bramaghi in the original work.

Jammer literally means to interfere, yes or no?
He can't say 100% no when asked, he is his Counter Trap who specializes in spells.
At the time of its introduction, there was a certain demand as a Counter Trap that could block his high-power spell cards such as Thunderbolt and Nagisa, but in addition to requiring a hand cost to activate, the range of response was greater than sentences and bribes. Due to its narrowness, it gradually fell out of use.
However, compared to similar trap cards that only block spells, I have the impression that this card is generally more convenient to use.
I tried using things like Magic Drain, Cursed Seal of the Forbidden Spell, and Multiple Barriers, but in the end I felt like this card was fine.

The strongest Zombie monster of the 1st term, if you don't have the existence of Shadow Ghoul, which has a self-enhancing effect.
It's a different color than "Mammoth Graveyard", but it's race and attributes are different from "Mammoth Graveyard", and it's not specified as a fusion material.
Even in the anime, Honezuka uses it as the strongest monster in the underworld, and if it is based on the first season, it can be said to be true.
Its performance is a completely undead version of "Bracchio-raidus" that can be fusion summoned with two bodies, which was the main force among low-level undead at the time.
It's the same as "Bracchio-raidus" up to the point that it's enhanced by ATK, level, and wasteland, but this one's materials and attributes are also consistent.
In the game, it can be Fusion Summoned with the combination of 《Mammoth Graveyard》+ Zombie, and in DM4, it seems to have played an active role as a main class monster that can be played with 《Mammoth Graveyard》+ 《✪ Arm Of The Dead》in the Yugi Deck.
However, it seems that it wasn't done that often because it was a waste to use 《✪ Arm Of The Dead》as a fusion material.
On the OCG side, with the introduction of 《Ready Fusion》, which can fuse summon a Level 6 Fusion Monster with no effect, it can now be used as an X material that has the same race and attributes as Sheridan.

A Fusion Monster characterized by the fact that both named fusion materials are Effect Monsters of the type that gain a board advantage with effects related to battle position.
Cards that go well with Fusion Monsters that name specific monsters are increasing year by year. I don't have one, so this is my score.
Thinking about it now, I think I was lucky to have become a Fusion Monster.
This illustration only shows him summoned under the influence of the Toon World and turned into a Toon. It is also a monster that is often discussed.

A monster that is necessary next to Meteor Black in order to clear the campaign of true DM without Pokeste.
The Prairie Priest Soldiers have the same chances as Meteor Black Dragon and will give you one card every 50 to 100 times.
A Fusion Monster with a higher offense and defense than the sum of the offense and defense of the fusion materials, which is actually quite rare in the first season.
If Tribute Summon can do it, it's a Fusion Monster, even though his ATK was higher than Revolver and Raijin at that time.
Well, even if that's the case, it won't be long anyway, as it will be a story until "Wingweaver" comes out in normal in the second season...

A sad undead king who lost his job to an alien floating castle.
In the 1st season, he is a high-level monster that can be Normal Summoned, which is rare in Zombie, but even as a high-level undead in the 1st season, he was more usable than a Shadow Ghoul whose RBI increases by the number of GY monsters. .
It can be said that the fact that the Princess appeared as a derivative monster later was a mercy for the fact that this card is the original monster.
In the game, it can be used by fusing an undead and a plant, and either of them is OK as long as his ATK exceeds 1000 of the forest corpse, so it was a big success in the early stages of the game.
Especially in Shin DM2, when you take your turn in the Defense Position, all undead, including yourself, will be powered up by 100 each, so just by fusing a large number of undead and letting them sleep in a group, you will become stronger and stronger, and your class will rise steadily & your allies. It is a monster with the highest aptitude as a Deck leader among Zombies, as it also has an enhancement of 500.

For some reason, the work that Pumpking, who was used by Honezuka in the original work, was taken away by a monster that wasn't even an undead used by a completely unrelated duelist.
As for Pumpking himself, he has become a monster that parasites to this card and powers up.
Both Pumpking and this card are pretty impressive monsters, so honestly, I want both Bonezuka and Yami PK remakes to be remade.
His defensive power is enough to block the attacks of Gemini and Mechahan, so he wasn't a barrier to the low-level undead in the 1st term, so he was quite useful at the time.
In the game, at level 4, he was an ATK 1200 / DEF 2500, a terrifying low-class monster whose activation effect turned all monsters on the field to face down and turned the field into darkness, resulting in a DEF of 3250.

It's a popular theory that her job was to return black metal and metalzoa that ended up in her hand to her deck.
It is unknown how many times it was used for that purpose in this world, and how many times it was able to activate its effect effectively.
Luckily for a low class monster, it had a decent amount of defense, but there are quite a few low class monsters with 2000 defense in season 1.

A low-ranking 18 RBI devil whose hobby is cooking for opponents he's dealt damage to, he doesn't look like the Hamburger Recipe person at all.
Nowadays, it's not easy to injure an opponent in a battle between monsters with about 18 points, but if you send it to the opponent and keep hitting it with a Recruiter, your hand will be empty in an instant. Demonstrates an unparalleled combo of becoming warm.
Metapo, Devifla, Jirai Gumo, Raishen, etc. have various strengths and weaknesses, but even if it's not a complicated process, the dynamic and generous adjustments that are unthinkable today are unique to the first season. It's one of those cards that makes you doubt your eyes.

Although it is a Naturia monster, it is an outlaw monster that completely denies the insect Naturia, which has a relatively large number of monsters that can be used in lower Naturia.
Like 《Treeborn Frog》, under certain conditions, he can be SS from GY and used for repeated releases and various materials, but I can't feel the value in the Naturia Deck other than the fact that it's a meaningful Naturia to throw in Marron. ….
For a combo card in a plant Deck with some beasts mixed in? That's what it feels like.

Although it is one of the low-ranking insects Naturia, it is also a monster that acts as Naturia's secret keeper and hidden finisher.
If you have friends, you won't be attacked, and all the battle damage your friends receive in battle with the opponent's monster will be taken by the opponent. is.
By itself, it's just a weak monster, and if you try to use it defensively, it's a drop or foam shadow, so if you play this card, you want to use it with the intention of reducing his opponent's LP to 0 during that turn.

It is a tuner that can be deployed from the first turn according to the opponent's NS including the set, and although the advantage of belonging to Naturia is small, it is also a general-purpose card with few peculiarities in Naturia, and it is just a level 2 tuner of Plant. It was also used in Deck.
However, since it only comes out and has no other effect, if you deploy this card poorly, you will prepare targets for the opponent's effects that are difficult to use when attacking first, such as control-taking, or your own 《Infinite Impermanence》.》and return 《Evenly Matched》cannot be activated from your hand, so be careful.

If you do this, you'll have two Geddons, so you'll have to do something on your own. It's a water dragon-related that has been recklessly adjusted like a GX-era card, but it's a level that makes him the body of his Deck. A monster that was created to raise it up.
First of all, by throwing this card out of your hand, you can access the bonding that is essential to Special Summon the Water Dragon, which is pretty impressive, but this card itself is also his Dinosaur, so Fossil Dig. It is very helpful to be able to bring it from Ovi.
When it comes into play, it will have the effect of collecting dinosaurs from his GY to be released with bonding, including the same name, and Ovi and Petit Lano will take over both his Special Summon and his GY fertilizer. You can take full advantage of your racial advantage.
Since it is simply lining up two monsters, depending on the specific bonding, this card may remain on the field.
Bonding Spell cards require quite a lot of releases, and the activation of resurrection effects from NS is unrealistic. It is difficult, but I have a good impression of the attitude and strengthening that does not give up using the original monsters.

Change 1 Naturia's RBI to 3000 and negate the effect... In short, he turns 1 Naturia into a Gao Drake for that turn.
The lower the power of the monster to begin with, the greater the benefit, and even now it's quite exceptional to raise his ATK by about 2500 from a single card at no cost.
It's not a Quick-Play Spell, so it can't be used for combat tricks, and it doesn't lead to numerical ads in the first place. There are many tsukkomi such as this, but it is definitely useful for Naturia related Spell Trap.

That's why you need 2 Geddons and only 1 of this card is in charge of O in the chemical formula of water H2O.
It's just a monster that has 18 RBIs and a monster effect that reflects the function of oxygen burning things violently to the monster necessary to bring out a water dragon.
In addition to monster effects, there are many low-level attackers with 18 RBI or higher for Dinosaurs, so there will be no demand for Dinosaurs.
However, even among the valuable wind dinosaurs, low-level monsters with an attacking temperament like this card are particularly rare, and although the total number of types of Dinosaurs is small, it is also a race that has low-level attackers with 18 RBIs or more for all 6 attributes.