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Her Evolsaur is in charge of destroying her permanent meta spells and traps, checking her proneness and exposing her before she spawns an Evolzar.
It's just vanilla when the job is done, but if the obstacles were removed and the board was ready for him to X summon Evolzar, then this card would have done its job.
The effect itself is far stronger than Kerato, which has a strong point, but it seems that the balance between the mediocre removal effect and the disliked stripping effect is a little unbalanced.
As for Vulcanodon's effectiveness, it would have been even better if he had an effect when he was Special Summoned by the Evolsaur monster's effect.
In any case, it is a valuable Evolsaur that can touch the board, and I leave all back splitting to Spell, so I think it would be a good idea not to use this card at all.

The Elemental Lord's FIRE is actually a Dinosaur.
Until Jurrac came out, it's hard to believe that he didn't have FIRE at all.
Dinosaur can be used with 《Double Evolution Pill》, but the effect damage attached to destroying the target is only half, so I think it's a disadvantage that you can't start the next battle phase if you're gone. , I would like to put it out in a situation where I can kill the opponent player as it is after removing it.

A lesser Evolsaur who knows his job better than any of his Evolsaurs.
By reviving GY's level 4 Evolsaur, he can lead to Evolzar's X Summon.
Evoltile, which Special Summons this card, and his GY, need Evolsaur, which can be revived by this effect.
Actually, there is no name turn 1, so if you are good at it, it will be possible to make both Lagia and Dorka stand up.

With light, darkness, water, and ground, he is a low-ranking attacker with a stable RBI that is not unusual for a Dinosaur.
From Evoltile, when he is Special Summoned, his hit points will increase slightly and he will become a sideline, and will be able to demonstrate the search effect with the battle destruction trigger effect.
It can't be helped because it's a characteristic of Evolsaur, but I can't deny that I wanted him to have a search effect that triggers battle destruction without having to use Evoltile, but it's not like the RBI will just go up haphazardly. I think it's a proper monster.
If you use it as a simple dinosaur, it's not said to take precedence over Micella, but it's a standard level in Evolsaur.

A generic Rank 5 Dinosaur monster that appeared in the anime relatively early in the first year of X.
The name of this card's technique is the origin of the monster effect called "Magmax" that destroys a single monster and refers to its ability value to inflict effect damage.
Partly because X's card pool wasn't enough yet, it became so popular that the DP Yuma arc was called a Volka lottery.
It is a removal effect that is almost ineffective against opponents who have even a little resistance to burn damage caused by destroying the target, but the original ATK of the destroyed monster will be fully dealt to the opponent, and the disadvantage after that is that you can attack directly. It was a fairly light effect at the time, as it didn't restrict attacking monsters or directly attacking other monsters, so it could be treated as a finisher in decks that could get Rank 5.
Since only one material is required, it was also strong that if you survived the turn, you could mag max the next turn as well.
On the other hand, it seems that the merits of being a Dinosaur are still not fully utilized.

A Quick-Play Spell that I definitely want to play when I'm about to end the main phase and the opponent's God eats everything.
As a board flip, it's not as good as Ragama, but like Cross Soul, it's numerically flexible, and God will remain in your field as a solid force.
Releasing the opponent's monsters reduces the amount of work required for both offense and defense, so I feel that the adjustments are quite good.
Osiris is the system monster among the gods, and personally, I think it would be fun to play Osiris during the opponent's turn to harass them.

A Fusion Spell exclusive to Eyes Sacrifice, it works great with the 《Golden-Eyes Idol》that appeared later.
A pretty nifty fusion spell called Quick-Play Spell that can be fused from three realms, somehow Dinah Fusion should emulate this card.
There are only two types of monsters that can be fusion summoned, but both Sausaku and Miresaku have effects that can put pressure on the opponent's turn, so the benefit of being a Quick-Play Spell is great.
As for the procurement of fusion materials, both can use substitute materials, and there are plenty of ways to attract the named material Sacrifice to his hand or his GY, so there should be no problems with dedicated construction.
The GY effect in the second half is a convenient effect that absorbs the opponent's Effect Monsters by treating the Sacrifice monsters other than Anima with its own effect, but since it is treated as its own effect, there are already monsters that have been sucked by its own effect. You can't choose , nor can you choose a Sacrifice monster whose monster effect is negated by Veiler, Bubble Shadow, or Skidre.
Aside from the fact that the GY effect cannot be used for veiler foam shadow care, I think it's an excellent exclusive fusion that has nothing to say.

"Thousand-Eyes Idol" was not included in the Pegasus frame remake of Legend DP, which appeared in remakes of No Face and Illusionist, but this time it was decided to be remade and appear.
The effect of mind scanning the opponent's hand with Flice on each other's turn and changing himself to Sausaku's designated material and remake source Sengan is to fuse Sausaku and Miresaku while being aware of the strategy of the original Pegasus. A surprisingly good effect of being able to do it.
If you just look at the opponent's hand, you can use it as a fusion material with card effects such as Sacrifice Fusion according to the opponent's movement. let's
The main is when it is sent to his GY from the field, hand, or his Deck other than battle destruction, Synchro, or being used as a link material, or when it is excluded, 1 of his opponent's Effect Monsters. Equipped to a Sacrifice Monster and gaining his ATK.
The applicable monsters are currently the original Sacrifice, Anima, and the Fusion Monster Eyes Sacrifice, all four types.
Unlike Sacrifice Fusion, even if you suck it with this effect, it is not equipped by the effect of the Sacrifice monster itself, so ATK will not be duplicated with that effect, but Sacrifice monsters other than Miresaku have "This effect is You can only equip 1 unit with "," is not related to equipping by this card's effect.
In particular, even if the effects of Sacrifice Monsters negate him with Veiler or Awakage, it can be said to be the greatest advantage of turning opponent monsters into Equip Cards and becoming Care Cards that raise ATK.
Around the specification that the effect appears even if it is excluded, it seems that the presence of Sacrifice Fusion is generally a prerequisite, and after looking at the opponent's hand, if it is used as a fusion material for Fusion, which is a Quick-Play Spell, you can use your own effect or Sausaku. It is also possible to interfere with the opponent's attacks and deployments with &Milesaku, and I think that it is quite strong that you can suck up to 2 bodies with the effect of this card + the effect of Sacrifice itself or the GY effect of Fusion.
However, even if you use this card, it is a bit regrettable that it will not be an answer to the target resistance, and even if you are not under the influence of rifts or macros, this card will have an effect even when you use it as a link material for Anima. I think it would have been even better.

A low-level monster with a suppression effect that is extremely valuable for a plant.
It has a pressure that surpasses Pakike's 18 RBI SS complete blocking effect, but it can't SS even though it's a precious Plant, and it can't show its effect unless it's lined up with other Plants.
It's true that it's a monster that doesn't fit well when used in a Plant Deck, but it's definitely an excellent option to start off with. If you can skillfully use to deploy without using the right to summon, you can put out a teardrop that can be used on the opponent's turn next to it, or summon it to Jasmine's link destination and cover it while gaining combat resistance. can be done.
Even if things don't go so well, it's okay to use Teardrops and Trap Cards to put pressure on them and summon them on the next turn, or to summon them on your opponent's turn with Free-Range Monsters to disturb them.
It's always been a difficult card to access because it can't be recruited.

A Normal Trap that stuns her spells other than Normal Spells and Ritual Spells.
It only silences it for that turn, but once it's activated, it doesn't have to worry about it being erased later like an imperial command or fragrance, which is a surprisingly strong feeling.
Whether it's a strong or disappointing card, as of 2020, it's a card that hasn't seen the light of day because its existence itself isn't very well known, but isn't it a pretty ridiculous performance as a countermeasure against spells?

Counter Trap negates one of my favorite spells, and it only costs a little LP and doesn't reduce your hand.
If you activate it against the opponent's Normal Spell during the opponent's turn, it's just a stopgap, just like its name suggests. It's surprisingly effective against things like Erasure Sukego.
That being said, if you use this card, it would be better to use Magic Jammer.

This card can be said to be an adjusted version of 《Premature Burial》, and the activation condition is when there are 3 monsters with the same name (actually, 3 or more monsters). It doesn't self-destruct, this one has no cost and doesn't care about the battle position, so there are some parts that are superior to that one.
Harpie, Wight, Cyber Dragon, and other themes that are used as names in his GY are easy to use, and I look forward to seeing him play an active role in the future with his Reptile deck, which allows you to easily send 3 creatures with the same name to his GY with Snake Rain. I want one.
There is also the experience of being regulated in the past, and it is difficult for Ronfa to return from quasi to unlimited, and this card, which was used by Ronfa more than any of the other monsters mentioned above, has become unlimited.

A nightmare card for the Machine that destroys the Machine and removes all targets ignoring target resistance, and melts all GY add.
Along with the decline in adoption rate of Sydra, it has become a staple of the Machine meta in place of Kimefo, and was often used in the main and side when Orpheus was active in the environment.
There was even a case where Orpheus was read as a side change in order to negate by erasure.
In terms of Machine, it's a relief that acid's last machine virus wasn't converted into OCG, but honestly, I don't like creating such a card only for a specific race.
When Blackwing was rampaging in the environment, he used the existence of this card to create a card that kills all Winged Beasts with a bird flu-like card name! I have also given birth to such resentment ….

Even after coming to Japan, it was often called by the name of Allure of Darkness, which is an overseas name, for a while.
It's already been proven that charity is strong if you pull it first and then remove it. is.
The number of Decks that reversed the originally set disadvantage of excluding one card has increased more and more.

Destructive Future Monsters that appear in groups of 5 or 6 on the field map, and are likely to attack in groups with poison or paralyze attacks.
When used to release a DARK monster for his Tribute Summon, it scatters tokens, but the number is quite large at 3.
With the introduction of Link Summoning and the enrichment of the card pool, this token can also be used effectively, and it is possible to go to Link 4 via Link Respider and Troymare.
You need a way to put this card on the field without using summoning rights or increase summoning rights, and you need a DARK that can be Tribute Summoned in your hand, so stable operation is difficult unless you use a dedicated build, and even if you use it for a link, the price is worth the trouble. I don't know if I can get it, but at least it seems that I have already escaped from the "card I don't know how to use" stage.
Since it's a level 3 demon, I can share the recruitment destination of Death Guide with "Sangan", so I think I'm lucky for this card that it doesn't spoil easily even if it can't fulfill its original purpose.