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A low-class dino wrestler with 18 RBIs, he cannot be destroyed in battle in Attack Position, but when attacked, he goes into Defense Position.
However, when he enters the standby phase while sleeping, he can summon a card with the same name from the deck.
It would have been nice to be able to revive, but hey, because of the unstable activation conditions that rely on the opponent and basically one-on-one battles, I didn't want to stack 3 copies, so I put 2 copies and 2 copies. It's too weak to draw, and I don't know if I can use the effect...
At the very least, you shouldn't expect this card, which has been attacked and slept, to survive until standby and activate its effect, though that's the design...
Dinowrestler has some cards that have the effect of special summoning GY's Dinowrestler, but if you want to use the effect of this card more reliably, you can rely on general-purpose SS cards like Back to the Front. It seems better.

It's Dinowrestler's 3rd card trigger monster, and while it doesn't have the power to completely parry the battle phase like Marshall Anga, it halves damage, can be activated on the field, and is a low-class monster that can deal with things like Wanfo. Therefore, its usability is generally better than that one.
The second half of the effect is a very rare GY-induced searcher effect that triggers when the opponent declares an attack. , It is a good impression that you can use the effect alone.
You can't search Pancra with 《Fossil Dig》, so I think it's one of the easier Dinowrestler monsters to handle.

Although there is a problem with his deployment power, he is a dyno wrestler who is surprisingly good at Special Summon from GY, and this senior dyno wrestler is one of them.
Even though the effect that can be produced without release is 22 RBIs with allies, considering that there are no other effects on the field, I have the impression that it is a little too slow.
The main thing is that when the opponent performs his Special Summon while in GY, the effect of reviving one low-ranking dino wrestler and returning himself to the hand, the actual consumption is 0 and the number of cards is 0. The performance that can earn is quite good.
But more than anything else, it can't be used for damages, because it only responds to the opponent's Special Summon on his turn, which is a low and versatile specification that can't be used for defense during the opponent's turn, more than I thought. I can't deny the feeling that there is no use for the effect.

Dinowrestler's hand card trigger monster.
By sending it from your hand to her GY during damage calculation, you can prevent it from being destroyed in that battle, and make the Battle Phase "Scrubbed Raid" on the spot.
And if your opponent has more monsters in the end phase, you can revive yourself sent to his GY with this effect. ing.
However, there is no work in the field, and the status is low, so basically you will use it for some kind of material on your own turn.
If you don't have a Dinowrestler on your field, it will rot, and since it's a high-level monster, you can't put it on the field for the time being, even if it's just a vanilla, so it's pretty inconvenient to use, even if you activate it when you fight with Taiman. Since the number of is the same, the effect cannot be used unless the opponent increases the number of monsters by the end phase... I wonder why the adjustment was so strict.

Among the unexpectedly large number of high-level dyno wrestlers, this is a monster with self-SS that has few peculiarities and is easy to handle.
Although it requires a hand cost, it does not depend on the situation of the field and does not reduce the number of monsters on the field, so it is good at increasing the number of monsters on the field and increasing the number of links.
In addition, it has the effect of replacing dinosaurs, including itself, with GY's Dynawrestler, and Link Monster cannot be revived because it is revived in Defense Position, but Dynawrestler has capable resuscitation targets such as Pancra and Systigo, If you don't mind spending your hand, you can say that it has a higher priority in the Dinowrestler Deck.

A low-ranking dino wrestler who has a self-SS effect of the Saidra condition and has a decent RBI.
That's why it's a pity that I can't do self-SS at the same time as Coelophycilat.
If T Wrestle is present, all of your monsters, including this card, will gain complete resistance against effects activated by monsters with Link 3 or lower, and T Wrestle's effect will also make this card the target of attacks. No, but since the effects of Effect Monsters other than Link Monsters are received normally, you can't expect much of its control power.
In the first place, even though this card is a card that specializes in being used as a material, it's perfectly consistent to have Link 3 Dyna Wrestler appear and put this card on the field that can't appear due to its own SS effect in that state. It is a bad impression that it is designed to not be.
It is wise to use it as a material personnel who can calmly attack and self-SS, and if you use it that way, you will be able to fulfill the minimum role.

Dinowrestler Link possesses exceptional power for a Link 3 monster.
The three combat-specific effects are pretty strong, but I honestly don't think it's cool that it's weak against removal spells outside of the battle phase, especially Friche-type cards.
The removal effect when refusing to force an attack can be released if you charge with the intention of damaging it, and in the first place, if no one can win because of the effect and you can't exchange effectively, you just have to enter the battle phase...
It's not such a bad card, partly because the layer of general-purpose link 3 is thin, but if you look at the other members of the Vrains theme, it's deadly for a completely theme-specific material tie. I can't deny the feeling of being unsatisfactory.
As you can see, it has a muscle-like appearance, but the effect of preventing combat tricks in Dameste and acting as a 30 RBI shield to keep the opponent's attacks in check seems to be the effect of a relatively high IQ.
Well, aside from that, I still want the dyno wrestler to appear as a new ace monster in Link 4.

T Wrestle, the Link 3 Dyna Wrestler who was ahead, specified 2 or more Dyna Wrestlers, but since the Dyna Wrestlers don't have Link 2, they have no choice but to send out 3 in the end, right? Link 2 Dyna Wrestler came late to answer that question.
The salvage effect is activated when the special field is activated, but the RBI is low and the other effect is also a trigger effect that activates when it becomes a link material, so basically leave this card on the field during the opponent's turn. I would like to avoid handing it over.
In terms of the effect of 2, I would have liked to see Link 4 Dynawrestler, which can be used with the Link Summoned T-Wrestle and the revived Dynawrestler, but the main anime ended before anything happened.
Even though Gouki has that many Link 4s... That's not to say he's weak, but I get the impression that he's not getting the most out of his strength.

Regardless of whether it has the same name or not, if an Ice Barrier is on the field, it can perform its own SS effect.
Furthermore, by releasing himself, he has the effect of replacing with Ice Barrier other than GY's same name.
If he self-SSs before or after, he can't Special Summon monsters of higher rank or higher that turn, so in that case he won't be able to connect to Synchro or revive the members of Tiger General, so if it seems inconvenient, use NS. will do.
Also, if the Special Summon destination is X or Link, it's a disadvantage that doesn't matter, so the appearance of Link has made this area much easier.
Since neither the self-SS effect nor the resurrection effect have a name called Turn 1, if you have more than one in your hand, you can make a sudden avalanche. hey.

Fighting with a Catastle Blade, he is an ace-class monster in Mist Valley Synchro, and although he tends to hide in the shadows of Golgar and Duro, this Synchro Monster can also be said to be the self-bounce hero of the same period.
Unlike Golgar and Duro, you can only bounce one card at a time, but you can bounce both heads and tails, and you can use Friche Bounce on your opponent's turn, which is a clear strength that those two don't have.
The nature of the power increase along with the bounce is similar to Duro, and if the effect passes, it is reassuring that it will definitely exceed ATK 3000 even in the opponent's turn. It's a pretty amazing card that can use the self-bounce effect even if it's useless.
It's just that it's a bad idea to specify Mist Valley monsters of poor quality and number to non-tuners, and looking at the existing ones, it's a deck that can adopt vanilla sentries or a falcon that also has self-bounce ability. It's hard to get out.
In addition, it is often misunderstood because it can be activated by Friche's self-bounce, but Yu-Gi-Oh OCG has "Normal Spell, Quick-Play Spell, Ritual Spell, Normal Trap A card whose GY transfer has been confirmed after activating such as cannot be returned to the hand or deck by card effects or costs, and cannot be selected as a target.” Normal spells cannot be recovered.
This is the same as a card that is chained to a hurricane and does not return to the hand, and although it is a rule that has existed since the time, it is also a monster that made it known to the world once again.

An Ice Barrier Synchro that specializes in self-bouncing, hiding in the shadows of Ice Barrier's dragons and doing some pretty bad things.
When this card came out, it was going from Buryu (Dragon) to Duro (Tiger), so this is the one with the Four Holy Beasts! ? When I thought about it, it was actually a dragon → a tiger → a dragon (gungu) → a dragon (trish).
Golgar, a self-bounce companion that appeared at the same time, can return the opponent's face-up Spell Trap, but the difference is that this can also return your own face-up monsters. Compared to Golgar, who can't put it out without it, the restriction of just requiring WATER from this non-tuner is much looser.
That's why it ended up being used as part of an infinite loop, and as a result became a restricted card, but in 2020, when he was reprinted in the Ice Barrier Strak, the self-bounce effect suddenly turned into a name-turn. 1 was errataed.
With Golgar still standing and this card being errataed on turn 1, it's too bad that it can bounce monsters, let alone bind it...
The absolute strength of a card without the name Turn 1, which is unique to an old card (of course, it is a major premise that it is not a banned card), was easily lost when it was reprinted as the number one vote.
Basically, there is no particular problem in operation except for Decks that are repeatedly put in and taken out and abused, and if you use it in Ice Barrier Deck, it really doesn't matter at all, so it doesn't matter... It's not prohibited now, just touch Duro. In that case, it would be better if Trish's name was changed to Turn 1 and restrictions were lifted, taking into account the effects of Trish, the Zero Dragon. I just thought about it.
Well, considering the existence of Dandy and Stealer, who died because the flow of time caused their own specifications to become an error, it means that they were able to make a wise decision before it was banned. It may be

Since that time, "This card cannot be Special Summoned" was called the devil's sentence that greatly undermines the value of the card, but the invisible version of it is this It cannot be used for
At first glance, it is a merciless trap that appears to support both combat and effect destruction, but can only be activated when the effect is destroyed, and the trigger cannot be pulled when the effect is destroyed after Chain 2.
Including the torrent and abyss, which were general-purpose traps that were prosperous at this time, there were almost no traps with activation conditions that could be used, so it can't be helped.
Well, even if it was compatible with both sides and could deal with destruction from chain 2 onwards, the Recruit race would be a reptilian, so at most it would only be about 6 points...

I like the card's design, which prevents attacks with its outer armor, and then sheds its skin to grow in size, but its low performance is disappointing.
One of the things I can't deny is that the Reptile race was strengthened a little too early.
I can understand that it is a race that has hardly benefited from the cards of the 9th and 10th periods.

A serpentine mask that isn't 《Mask of Weakness》, but its content is more like 《Mask of Brutality》.
At first glance, I thought it was a mask or something like a mask, but could it be that he's a cyber bondage design worn by Reptilianne monsters?
It's a RBI card that can be equipped by anyone, and it has a recovery effect that weakens the opponent's monster even when destroyed, so I wouldn't say it's completely out of the question. If you don't find a role and adopt it, synergy with Reptilianne, which features ATK 0, will end up being a mystery card.
In the first place, he is a Reptilianne Spell Trap in the current situation, so there is no point in having a Reptilianne name.

A race-specific GY manure card that first appeared in the anime, originally designed in season 5 to quickly raise the RBI of Minons and Nagas who came into play, and to secure sacrifices for their revival.
In exchange for a hand cost of 1 card, 4 Reptiles are sent from the Deck to GY.
Perhaps because of that, Reptile has almost no monsters with his GY trigger effect or activation effect activated by GY in the main deck until now in 2020.
I can barely think of an errataed Kirasune, so even if there was one, it probably wouldn't have much effect.
I think there are many people who are waiting impatiently for the release of a reptile monster or reptile theme that has a strong synergy with this card, but as a result of designing and adjusting for the existence of this card, it is not a very strong card. It's a painful feeling that there seems to be no choice but to become a group or feel sad because this card is subject to some kind of regulation.
The reincarnation of the tragedy of the Rose Dragon, adjusted for dandies and banned dandies, is absolutely no more.
Basically, it's a Normal Spell that doesn't work in search, and it's a GY Fertilizer with a cost, so it's very weak against Urara. Now that it's no longer possible to say, "I'll never have a card that does △△ because I have ○○," it's definitely a card that's worth betting on for that unpredictable future. The height of the future is a perfect score without complaint.
Postscript: In the 11th term of 2021, Golgonda and 《Yamorimori》will appear as Reptiles with GY effects, and soon after, his Ogdoadic, which is the unified theme of Reptiles with GY effects as the main, will appear. I was.
After all, it was based on the premise of Snake Rain, and the theme was adjusted so that even if Rain was used, it wouldn't immediately generate a big ad, but it seems that the time has finally come for this card to show its true power. .