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His Special Summon monster, an advanced tuner who can self-SS from his hand only when there are no monsters in his field.
When he is SSed from his hand, he Special Summons two tokens, and as a result, this card, which is a tuner of monsters with effects, and the two tokens that came out, a total of three will be on the field. increase.
The tokens that appear cannot be released, nor can they be used as S materials, but they can be used as L materials.
That's why this card is also one of the cards that caused a fatal error due to the new system of link summoning, and this card can be linked independently from this card in your hand to another card in the main deck without touching a single card. Sometimes it reached 3, and among similar cards, it became a banned card at a relatively early stage.
This can't be helped because there's no way to make adjustments that are conscious of things that don't exist.
Since there is no stun drop, I have no choice but to resent the weight of the footwork of paper media that has to run from extreme to extreme...

A virtual hand exchange Spell that consumes this card and replaces 2 of his WATER monsters in his hand with 3 indeterminate cards in his Deck.
As you can see from the card name and illustration, the card design is derived from "Pot of Greed", but the nature of its effect is also reminiscent of "Graceful Charity", which adds 3 cards and lets go of 2 cards.
If you just look at the text that draws 3 cards, it looks like a very powerful effect, but since the cards returned to the Deck are 2 monsters of a limited type, it is quite difficult to meet the activation conditions, and an accident occurs. The possibility of becoming a tag is high and it is quite difficult to handle.
The act of returning it to the deck is not necessarily a bad thing, but since it is a monster that responds, it is often better to earn a GY advantage by sending it to his GY, In that regard, it falls far short of Graceful Charity.
It's natural to say that it's a card that has been banned for quite a long time, but I really like the idea and illustration of the card, so it's a pity that there are so many stressful specifications.
Luckily, returning 2 WATER monsters from your hand to his deck is an effect, not a cost, so it doesn't give you a fatal numerical disadvantage when negate.

If you look only at the effect, it's a relatively common card called Perfect Counter Trap that can only be used when the theme monster is in your field. Although it is a card, it is a powerful card that stands out from the rest of Counter Trap, which has similar effects because of its excellent handling.
It's the same up to the fact that it can be searched because it has a theme name, but this card also has an effect that can be used as a means of salvage, and when certain conditions are met, it can reset itself from his GY. is also provided.
It's also great that the Salaman Link Monster, which is required to exist in your field to activate, doesn't have any conditions such as link 2 or higher or reincarnation link.
Such a Counter Trap's negate range is a perfect counter that captures the activation of 3 types of cards, and mastering it is Salaman, a theme that has been active in the environment level in the past, so naturally it's already strong and it's 10 points. hey.

One of the "Accesscode Talker" Link Monsters that combine the powers of Preme and Solva.
Common name: deco coffee, it seems to be called, but surprisingly it is not called very much.
By paying the LP cost, you can draw 1 draw with Flice on each other's turn, and it has an excellent ability to act as a relay that continuously earns an advantage. As a result, it is a popular card as an option from skeletal development in metabi.
Even if you use a card that is metabi and has the effect of blocking Special Summon, if you build yourself rarely doing Special Summon, there are many cases where the LP cut is delayed due to lack of RBI and moves, and turning is difficult. , it is also difficult to pick up a win.

A superlative Gemini Monster that once acted as a signboard for Structure Decks, it is no longer a Gemini Monster and has a reputation for its excellence as a remake monster in Strak R.
Both of the effects obtained by summoning again are mostly dependent on the opponent, and since it is a Gemini Monster that can be revived, there is no effect unless you support it with other effects, and it is no different from lining up monsters, and the latter half of the effect is GY. By devising the equipment card to send, you can exert an effect that is greater than what is written as text, but the scope of protection is too narrow and there are almost no opportunities to use it.
Since there is no turn 1 resurrection effect, it is possible to revive multiple monsters if the opponent fires spells in rapid succession. Considering that it is an effect that can only be obtained by summoning Gemini Monster again, it is quite difficult to add a large point.
However, this Strak itself is a flame warrior with a Dual and his Equip Spell, which is too many concepts at once, especially this monster has all those elements gathered. There is.

A rare search spell that can search for any Resonator without specifying the activation name turn 1 or level, but has no other advantages or disadvantages.
It has a graceful specification that does not fear empty text fields, and there are similar cards such as "Medallion of the Ice Barrier" and "Hieratic Seal of Convocation".
At the time of its introduction, the Resonator side, which was the search target, was a little strange, so the evaluation was appropriate. The value of is also increasing.
Looking at it by modern standards, this card itself is naturally not a particularly strong card at the level of the theme, but there is a big difference in comfort between having it and not having it.

It is one of the monsters used by Jack in the anime 5D's, and it was selected as a re-recording slot for the 12th season of Lemonstrak because it is particularly useful among the monsters used by Jack in the main deck. You can tell from the fact that
When the opponent declares a direct attack, the effect is SS from the hand, and his DEF is particularly high among the attack suppression effects that end the battle phase as it is.
It can be said that the combination of being able to completely defend and being SSed on the field does not result in a numerical loss and the high surprise attack is a big selling point.
The monsters that remain on the field after activation are weak compared to Gorz the Emissary of Darkness, but this one can be activated even if there are other cards on the field and does not take damage. It can be used in decks that need to gain turns, such as Final Countdown, because it can wash away one turn.
However, I would like to use this monster that remains in the field as a material for Special Summon, so I don't think it's completely useless to put just one in his normal beatdown deck. prize.
However, since the effect is a hand activation effect with self-SS and not an effect that activates with a damage step, it is unexpectedly easy to stop in the current environment.
Although it has excellent abilities as a director of such an anime duel, it is actually a card that was once NS and became a S material in the work.

Unlike 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》, which can be activated at any time during the opponent's turn with Flice, this one can only be activated during the Standby Phase, so it's one step inferior in that it can't force the opponent to waste time in Main Phase 1. It's a card.
However, since you can't do the Battle Phase itself, you can completely pass effects that can only be activated during the Battle Phase, such as 《Evenly Matched》, so they are not backward compatible with them.
If you skip the Main Phase 1 with other effects and skip the Battle Phase with this card, what awaits your opponent who has finished Standby is a direct course to the End Phase.
Judging from the characters drawn in the illustration and the context of the card name, Thunder of Ruler is clearly a misprint and should be read as "Conqueror's Shout", but it's like, "From now on, you're all ○○!" If I say something and it is said that it is "all in one", I think a little that it may be true.

A "Dandylion" remake monster that was born in 2023 as VJ appendix cards were created by remaking cards that have played an active role in past environments.
I always thought that Dandy, the monster used by the main character in the anime, would one day be errataed and return from the ban, but it has been remade with almost the same performance as errata, and it is the same as "Ultimate Offering". But that line has become quite thin...
Like the previous Tomato and Potato, the five basic stats are the same, and the tokens that come out have the same abilities, just with slightly different names.
The main difference from Dandy is that the use of the effect has the name Turn 1, the turn it activates cannot use Special Summon from the EX Deck, and its own effect is the GY from his Deck. It is not compatible with sending.
The enhancement is that the number of tokens that appear is increased by one, and the tokens that appear can be used for release for his Tribute Summon from that turn.
The point that cannot be said either way is that while Dandy is a mandatory effect, this one is an optional effect.
Even if the name Turn 1 is natural, the restriction that he cannot Special Summon from the EX Deck during that turn is very heavy, and this makes it possible to use the tokens that were a great strength of Dandy as S materials and L materials. is becoming very difficult to do.
It's a reasonable adjustment because the remake source is a banned card, but honestly, if this specification is the worst compatibility with EX development, I think it would have been good for him to trigger the effect even if he sent GY from the deck.
If you use the method of sending this card from your hand to GY with a card that discards your hand with a cost or effect during the opponent's end phase, you will not have to worry about sending this card to GY during the opponent's main phase or battle phase, and you can use EX Deck The disadvantages of Special Summon from 1 are also irrelevant, but if you use it that way, you need to set it on the field and there is a risk of being targeted by removal effects, but you can activate it alone and the tokens that come out are also better than this card. 《Scapegoat》, which has one more creature and doesn't get a grave, is generally better.
If you use this card, you can send GY from your hand or field by means as effective as possible without using the summoning right on your turn, and release the tokens that come out for Tribute Summon and some Special Summons. It will be necessary to use it for , and to take advantage of the fact that the token that comes out is a Plant.
In particular, since there are 3 tokens, it is compatible with all cards that require the release of 3 tokens. It can be said that the existence of 《Slifer the Sky Dragon》, which is one of the cards, is quite conscious.
However, Foolish Burial is also included in this pack, making it all the more mysterious that this card's effect doesn't trigger when he sends GY from his deck.

It's been a long time since the regular pack became a system of 80 types, but this card was included in a special frame called "warp frame" that was recorded from the 81st to the 90th maximum in the regular pack long ago. A rank 4X monster of Battlin' Boxer, which is one of the belonging cards and one of the number monsters belonging to the anime theme that did not appear in the anime.
As for the ability, the fact that it can be X-summoned with two free materials, and the effect of being able to use GY's Battlin' Boxer monster as its own X-material during the main phase of each turn is excellent, but other than that, it is an OCG original. I have to say that the performance is quite dull as a theme number.
The self-enhancement ability that is proportional to the number of X materials is too low, and the ability to revive low-level Battlin' Boxer up to the number of X materials it had at the time of destruction has an activation condition that depends on the opponent, and cannot be activated except for a suicide attack. Hateful.
Even if you repeatedly use the GY effect of Battlin' Boxer Glassjaw or Battlin' Boxer Uppercutter attached as an X material from GY, this card does not have the ability to peel off its own X material, so Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey goes without saying. I have the impression that there are almost no scenes that I want to prioritize over Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke.
However, "Number C79: Battlin' Boxer General Kaiser", which appeared in the 12th term, exerts the strongest power among his Battlin' Boxer X monsters against opponent monsters that have already appeared only when he has this card as an X material. Therefore, I want to find a way to utilize it there.
And again, the ability to reinforce X material from GY itself is still powerful, and if you use it together with Dempsey, it's easy to make use of it, and this effect can be used without problems even if you have less than 1 X material. , or Battlin' Boxer X, which replaces monsters destroyed by the effect of Battlin' Boxing Cross Counter.
Well, to put it bluntly, I can't help it because the latest card Dempsey is too strong.

The first monster to appear in the 6-attribute "Resonator" Tuner Monster group used by Jack in the anime 5D's, and the card that is also his most used Resonator.
His ATK is reasonably high among the tuners at the time, and he has the ability to withstand attacks with battle destruction resistance on turn 1 and turn it into S material on the return turn, which is somewhat useful as a tuner. It was considered a card loan.
Currently, it is difficult to make this an ability, and we will find value in the part as the only Darkness Level 3 Resonator.
But it's nostalgic, this is the D Resonator in DARK, the B "Barrier Resonator" in LIGHT, the C "Creation Resonator" in WIND, and the F "Flare Resonator" in FIRE. F is a group of monsters that exist one by one, and then naturally it was expected that the rest would be A's Aqua in WATER and E's Resonator in EARTH.
However, the ones that actually appeared in the anime were EARTH at Clock Resonator and C, and WATER at Force Resonator and wearing F.
You can see that from around this time, it was already said that the laws that duelists were trying to find were irrelevant and meaningless.
However, in regards to this, it seems that they have deliberately selected English words such as "barrier" and "create" that seem to have no special relationship with the attribute, so it can not be helped to expect that. think.

Like Scarlight, he is an S monster that can be treated as a lemon in GY.
This has the same material restrictions on the non-tuner side as "Dark End Dragon", but it doesn't matter much in a dedicated Deck.
However, it doesn't have the abilities that Lemon itself or Scarlight can show in a field, and by itself, it's just a real Vanilla Lemon S monster with a slightly tight material restriction.
Instead, when GY is sent from the monster zone, it can be used as a special summon by specifying the name of the lemon and treating it as S summon from the EX Deck. Effect triggers even if sent to
In addition, if he is sent to GY as an S material for the Dark Dragon S monster, it will have the additional effect of removing all of his Attack Position monsters on the opponent's field, so it will be an S monster that is a high-ranking lemon-related species. Also suitable for materials.
Since it is treated as an S summon, it is basically better to S summon this card first, including the fact that the resurrection restrictions are satisfied, and since you can Special Summon this card from the EX Deck by name, Lemon when compared to Scarlight I feel that the fact that the significance of the main body's existence has increased is a good adjustment that is different from "Chimera the Flying Mythical Beast".
I'm worried that Lemon will eat up one EX frame, but even if I do the same thing, there will be one more monster on the board, so it can be said to be very useful.
However, I just want to be careful not to get too excited and involve other unintended monsters in Lemon's End Phase effect.
Well, how should I put it, I have the impression that this S-Monster was born out of concern about what would happen after Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon, also known as the "Honorary Red Archfiend", was alive while he went into hiding.

One of the monsters used by Jack in the anime 5D's, a card that was used many times to S summon this level 5 monster + level 3 tuner = level 8 lemon due to its own SS effect.
It first appeared as a promo card in the OCG, and since it continued to appear as a promo card until it was reprinted in Struc, it was traded at a reasonable price.
Its ability is that you can SS from your hand with the same level and the same conditions as Sydra, and with this effect, if he special summons, his offense and defense will be halved, so he specializes in releasing and using it as a material for his special summon. You are a monster.
Compared to Big Piece Golem, a level 5 monster used by Jack and used as an S material for Lemon, it's SS, so it's superior in that it doesn't require the summoning right. It halves the defense power, so it is not suitable for combat personnel or walls.
Currently, the Saidra condition has become a pretty weak condition for a monster with a self-SS effect, but even if you remove the fact that Saidra can be used in various ways such as memory correction. After all, he was strong simply because he had 2100 ATK.
Fortunately, the race and attributes are different from Sydra, and it's a dark dragon, which is quite good, so it's not as useful as it used to be, but it can be said that it can be used in its own way. I guess.

A monster that concluded the 10th term with the overwhelming evil deed of giving the theme, who was at the forefront of the environment at the time, the strongest card that was intentionally destroyed.
It's worse than "Mathmech Circular" in terms of giving the guys who were the strongest the strongest cards that are guaranteed to stack three times.
On top of that, it was a card that didn't have a good impression at all because it was an unreasonable way of putting out this to ourselves, even lowering the deck power of his surroundings because he was the cause of the end and Dakure.
Well, aside from that, it's also true that it feels good to be strong and comfortable and to be able to load three cards without thinking about anything.
I can understand that there are many people who have a strong rejection of things like inflation, but it's good to have such a card out only for some themes to make a difference in a strange place. I don't think so.

"Burning Knuckle" Spell Trap cards that have a common string of meanings due to the effects of "Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey", which appeared at the same time as the 2nd type of "Battlin' Boxing Cross Counter" in the 12th Fire DP. The first card of the 8th generation.
Name A card that becomes a resurrection card with the theme of sending the top card of the Deck to GY as a cost on turn 1 and reviving a Battlin' Boxer monster. Although it is a Normal Spell and limited to Defense Position, the effect of the revived monster is negate. There is no demerit such as becoming or being tied to Special Summon after activation.
Of course, if you revive Battlin' Boxer monsters with activation effects and SS trigger effects, you can use those effects to collect X materials, and you can also revive Battlin' Boxer X monsters, so you don't need their X materials. You can also use effects, or use X summons or Rank-Up-Magic to make X materials.
However, "Burning Knuckle" is currently a group of cards that is common only in that it can be searched by Dempsey's effect. It is quite a delicate place whether it can be said that it is a resuscitation card of the theme.
No matter how you think about it, you can't pile up a lot of Normal Spell resurrection cards with the name Turn 1, and if you can draw them directly, the only reason to prioritize them over Monster Reborn is to have one indeterminate GY manure. Macro Cosmos》can get in the way, so of course it's excellent to have the pin inserted and use it as an option for Dempsey's effect in an emergency, but...