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It's the same with 《Millennium Shield》.
This card is specified as a condition for summoning Wall Shadow, but Magical Labyrinth and Wall Shadow are both strong and weak. Do you say...
It feels like it's all about whether the Rock race can be used, but it's a monster that I hope one day will benefit from the remake monsters of the Labyrinth Brothers.

《Mask of Weakness》in Nuvia! ! A low-level Fiend monster with a high RBI that was used by the "Light Mask and Mask of Darkness" tag in the original Battle City edition.
Help Emmer, Panther Warrior, and this card, I feel that the lower 20 RBIs that appeared in the original have not been properly adjusted.
Even though it's a product of the 2nd term, when even the 19 RBIs in the lower ranks can only be counted on one hand, and the lower ranks with 20 or more RBIs were rigorously adjusted, there are already monsters called Dark Elves in the 1st gen. but….
Even the strong original was a card that ended without a good point, but in OCG, only the rarity is the same and the performance is at the lowest level. It ended up being a joke and being bullied in Rush Duel.

A plant-like beast that somehow reminds me of someone somewhere.
Is that what this card name is after all, or is it just an illustrator's problem?
Plants are often said to be an extra underdeveloped race, but in recent years the quality and quantity of Xyz seems to be increasing, and the monsters that have appeared this time are Rank 9 monsters.
The effect is extremely versatile, and on your turn, collect the same type of cards as the card you activated from his GY as X materials, and on the opponent's turn, use it to interfere with the opponent's actions. is.
This card also catches hand triggers and GY triggers, but there is a VFD, which is too powerful a competitor with a higher RBI than Rank 9 that seals monster effects, so if possible, use 3 types of cards as X materials to get a perfect counter. It would be nice, but in the end, both replenishment and spitting out are called turn 1, so there's no need to be so unreasonable.
It feels like the subtle stats that make you feel sad when you're traded off by a suddenly appearing Pancra, or when you're easily crushed by a chaos monster.
If you put it in the Plant Deck, it's difficult to put out this card at rank 9, regardless of rank 6 or 8, so it's better to make it appear from rank 4 Strenae.
The good thing about this card is that even if the material is 0, if you replenish the material with your own effect, the interference power will be revived, and it will also be an X monster that can make use of the resurrection power of Plant.

His Continuous Trap almost from Demon's Chain.
If you receive the effect, you will not be attacked. = If you use it on your own monster, it has the advantage that it will not be attacked as long as that monster is in play. difference.
He doesn't know anything about The Phantom Knights because he has a search method, and if he intends to use it for self-bouncing, he has a lower priority than Demoche.
However, Demoche itself is highly versatile, so this card naturally has the same strength, so it's the same score.

The only off-theme Link Monster brought to Dinosaur in the three years of Link Summoning, this card is a super loose Link 2 monster that has nothing to do with the Dinosaur race and is not even intended for beatdowns.
With this card that you put out in the middle of the expansion, you can make any number of dangerous combos that change the race and attributes of your monsters. It is already a well-known fact level that anything can be done just by changing and developing the brain.
Dinosaurs aren't happy about it at all, but I think the future is limitless until the day Yu-Gi-Oh OCG ends.

Unraveling the rock history of Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG, there was certainly a time when bind and shielding walls were said to be "unbelievable shit cards!" If it is a card, this card can be said to be the god of fucking cards.
When this card was at its peak, the side with many monsters, that is, completely sealed the opponent's attacks and monster effects that were adjusted in that way, and fired Wave-Motion Cannon that was charged with the time earned. But above all, this card was really strong because it was a Field Spell.
Isn't it bad to slacken a monster effect by inserting back removal from the main? It goes without saying that things are not so simple.
At the time, this card and 《Metaverse》were unlimited, and specialized builds naturally had countermeasures against removal, so it was not uncommon for them to not be able to destroy even if they piled up thick back removal.
Even now that it is restricted, it is used in a certain amount of his deck, and it can deal damage to the opponent without reducing the opponent's monsters with effects that do not activate...In other words, there is a direct attacker like Hayate in Sky Striker Ace. It can be used especially strongly with Deck.
It also has the weakness of self-destructing if both players have the same number of monsters during the End Phase, so if your Deck has an Escape feature, use it wisely to self-destruct.
It's a Field Spell with a lot of arguments, so much so that I wondered if the regulations had something to do with the operation of the tournament.

A Titan that has become an Evilswarm and has become a mini size in various ways.
It's a dinosaur-like muscle-brain monster that only increases RBI by banishing up to two GY monsters in one turn, but it has a high affinity with some of his Dinosaurs such as Tyranno Infinity and Giant Rex.
With Ovi being regulated, it's worth a little priority if Dark Dinosaurs are what you want in his deck.
At any rate, it's definitely more of a dinosaur-like monster than Evilswarm.

Most self-SS effects ask for some kind of situation or require a cost in order to do it, such as whether or not there is a monster in your field or your opponent's field, but what is this card really doing? Regardless, you can quickly self-SS.
Moreover, despite being such a loose self-SS, it doesn't even have a name, Turn 1, so even if you double it, you can still have an avalanche.
However, there is no good story that it will end there, and if the opponent has a monster in his GY, if the opponent wants it, he will revive one monster on the opponent's field.
However, in the case of this card, if there are no monsters in the opponent's GY, there is virtually no disadvantage, and since the resurrection effect is an effect that is activated again after self-SS, it is possible to negate or be revived by some card effect. It would be ant to take it away with manipulation or capture, or to make it the target of battle or card effects.
It would be even better if I could make use of my level 3 and his Dinosaur basic specs, and even though it is a 2nd season card, I think its performance is not inferior to modern cards.

It's a Dinosaur Tuner that can self-SS without depending on the opponent, but if it's used as a link material when used in this way, it has the disadvantage that it can only be used as a link material for link summoning Dinowrestler.
There is no doubt that it was the fault of Khalifa who was rampaging as much as he wanted at the time, but if it couldn't be used as material for Khalifa, would it have been necessary to make it a self-SS effect once during the duel? Some questions remain.
Even so, there's no reason for it to be weak as an SS tuner that doesn't depend on the opponent, and there are no particular restrictions when using it for Synchro Summoning, so I think it's a monster that can be used quite a bit by Dinowrestlers.

A version in which the recruiting range of Babykera, which is effective no matter where the effect is destroyed, has been changed from level 4 or lower to level 4 or higher.
Perhaps because it is now possible to recruit advanced players and above, there is an attack limit limited to the turn in which they are SSed.
Babykera is easier to use in most situations, but if it's level 4, it can also recruit low-level monsters such as Ovi, Micella, and Scraptor, so there's not that much of a difference.
Also, Pancra is within the recruiting range, and even if you can't attack, you can use the effect, so being able to use Pancra is a big advantage that Babykera doesn't have.
It's worth using together with Babykera to make the most of Deck's self-destruction gimmick.

There are several Evolution Pills other than this card, but at this point it's safe to assume that Evolution Pill = this card.
The effect is that by excluding one dinosaur and one non-dinosaur, you can SS summon the highest grade dinosaur from your hand or his deck ignoring the summoning conditions, and you can also banish GY monsters, so you don't have to lose your hand. .
The non-dinosaur monsters to exclude are the doomsday used to send Goatrus to GY, general-purpose triggers that have been used and sent to GY or are rotten in your hand, and if you mix some theme with Dinosaur, those Since it can also be used with monsters, it is a rare race support that is easier to use in a mix-up Deck.
The monsters that Special Summon are of course Archon, but there are several other superlative dinosaurs that can benefit from ignoring summoning conditions, and shrewd Pancra is also included in the SS range.
Considering the power of the Archon that suddenly appears from the Deck, it's a card that I definitely want to use if it's a Dinosaur Deck.

The valuable Dinosaur EX monster is a well-proportioned honor student monster with 30 RBI and all 4 effects keeping above a certain level.
Especially excellent is the single-target removal effect that can be fired at no cost every turn. , was one of Dinosaur's uncool weaknesses that continued from 《Hydrogeddon》and Guaiba in the old days, so having this effect is a big deal.
For that reason, it's too much of an average score monster to be able to stand out, and it's not a monster that should be given priority over anything else, but I think it's perfect in terms of strength.

Putting aside his own ATK and his unique effect as a Kaiju monster, one of the monsters that is particularly important to treat as "his Kaiju of the ○○ tribe", which is actually not that many yet.
Kaiju is the answer to all super-resistant monsters except for SS seal type and release resistance, so being an easy-to-search race is an advantage in itself.
Even if it's difficult to enter from the main, if the race matches, there are other jobs, so it's not bad.
I would be happy if there were more strong cards with this common summoning condition as "Kaiju of the XX tribe" in the future.

T.G. The long-awaited level 1 non-tuner is a super-talented monster that can self-SS when there are friends.
After all, a self-SS that can be used just by having a friend on the field is stronger than a self-SS that can only be used when a friend is successfully summoned.
Although Khalifa by Striker Werewolf does not use the right to summon, it is difficult to do from the first attack, and it is an indispensable monster to make Khalifa Trident in the first attack.
And since he's a Dinosaur that hasn't been in T.G. before, T.G.'s tribal salad bowl is even richer.
With the introduction of this card, T.G. has become able to adopt 3 race searches, including Reinforcement and Tenki plus 《Fossil Dig》.

It's a vanilla dinosaur with RBI that surpasses that of Sabersaurus, which was newly recorded in Struc R, and although it's a new card, it's a rare card that has 2 cards.
Since it's a Strak R, I'd like to say that vanilla like this should be included in regular packs, and Strak should have a proper effect, but the Strak itself has new cards that make use of rabbit and vanilla. , The other new cards are excellent, and this card itself is strong enough to be used as material for various talented EX monsters such as Bahasha and Evolzar X, so I don't get the impression that it was said too badly.
Since the attribute is different from "Sabersaurus", in that sense it was a relief for "Sabersaurus".