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It was a card created with the motif of carbon under pressure changing into a diamond through a chemical reaction, and it had an animation effect, but as expected, it is a versatile card that is born in this era. It was too low, so it was changed to allow you to remove it without pressure (even if there is only one GY card), and you can also play it with something other than diamond.
The area of effect was a vanilla dragon with a level lower than diamond, but it was found to be useful in the form of being used by the vanilla tuner Guard of Flamvell.
The effect of 1, like his old friend Oxygeddon, is a carbon-like effect that has been retained even in this era, and is a welcome addition.

It was first used by Noa in the anime DM, then used by Tsurugiyama in GX, and appeared in DM8.
It inherited the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly, which was glimpsed in the anime, but instead, it was given the effect of accompanying the dinosaur method that continued from "Tyranno Infinity", which immediately revived when removed.
Comboing with other cards is essential, but since you can add one more monster to the field, even if you don't have a dedicated build, you can fulfill that condition just by having the effect of Micella, Archon, and Salamandra, so let's use it. I think there is.

The Oviraptor that supported the Dinosaur Deck's underbody was immediately regulated, and Dinosaur was immediately put in as a follower.
It is a monster that firmly inherits the characteristics of the previous dinosaurs and Strak R dinosaurs, such as the summoning condition using the excluded dinosaur and the interference effect using self-destruction. Its biggest role is to bring Double Evolution Pill when it self-destroys in your hand and sends GY.
This card itself is also a card that ignores the summoning conditions with Double Evolution Pill and can be special summoned by him.
Currently, Oviraptor is back to being an unlimited card, and as a result, it has become a form of profiting from the follow-up by this monster.

His Dinosaur monster, the only level 1 tuner that can be recruited from Babykera or Micella alone exclusion.
It's often said that it's worth it, but it's actually a pretty good effect in that he replaces GY's low-ranking Jurrac.
However, although there are quite talented people in the lower Jurracs such as Guaiba, Vello, Deino, and Monolov, the current situation is that they are not enough to send them on business trips.
If a strong card comes out in the new lower Jurrac, he will be even more in demand both in the Jurrac itself and in the Dinosaur Deck.

In the old days, when he was a Dinosaur and said to be a strong monster, Drikela and "Tyranno Infinity" would come to mind as hitters, and "Black Ptera" and Gyrasaurus would come to mind as assistants, but this is a combat agent who uses his hands. be.
A removal effect that bounces monsters that have survived battles with this card and has a high resistance penetrating effect. It can also penetrate skidre and has 15 hit points, so it's a pretty good thing that suicide attacks aren't that bad.
The fact that it always bounces is an enemy, and there are scenes where it is destroyed in battle by attackers with search effects such as Airman, and when the number of lower-class dinosaurs increases, there is no time to spare the right to summon this card, so it is often used. Although it is no longer used, it is still a valuable existence among low-class dinosaurs when it comes to exterminating super-resistant monsters.

Dinosaur's 'Hoshiningen player' that appeared in Struc R.
This card is packed with all the best of strong cards, with a lower class of 18 RBI, a race that supports both NS & SS, Airman & Termination, and a concept that matches this Strak R, which is self-destruction on the field, and resurrection.
As a result, it was taken outside with several dinosaurs, and finally became a restricted card.
It's a 9th generation card, so I can't say anything about it because it's not old enough to say that it's impossible for a card like this to be produced now...
In Yu-Gi-Oh, basically once a card is born, it will not be revised downward unless there is a great deal, whether it is a ruling change or an errata return from a ban. It's a classic example of a follow-on card that doesn't even matter.
But it's an enviable card.
Postscript: In the October 2021 revision, it was relaxed to semi-restriction, and in the January 2022 revision, the restriction was lifted.
Dinosaur's self-power is increasing, but it's a ridiculous world to be able to load 3 low-level monsters like this in such a situation.

Premature Search Spell given to theme.
Instead of having the name Turn 1, he is a non-adjustable card that just searches without any other effects such as substitution effects that are activated or applied by GY.
If the theme itself is strong, it's a demon, and even if it's not, it's impossible for a card to be weak.
After the release of Ice Barrier Strak, the fact that there are no level restrictions on the search target has been successful, and it's a good feeling that it's easy to make effective pairs, especially when using Zuishin.

There are no disadvantages such as restrictions, but the success rate is too low and it is not worth the highest.
If the effect succeeds in flipping 3 cards, applause will be given, seriously.
Or rather, it would be more troublesome if this was a disadvantage, whether or not you consider it a disadvantage to send cards other than the ones you added to your hand to GY.
You can turn up to 6 cards! When I said something like that, even Kinken was taken out, but Himemiya-san, can you still keep that smile? It's a sad card that makes you want to say.
There is also the aspect that Sylvan didn't get a new one when the wave of reinforcement of the 8th season theme came, so if it's just a support card that has a limit like this, it's a proper Sylvan monster or her Sylvan-designated girlfriend. It would have been much better if you had released the Spell/Trap of...

It is the only Link 6 monster that can be used as a general-purpose Link 6, and the only Link Monster that can treat a Link 4 as a link material with a link value of 4 was this card until Geelantis appeared in 2022.
When used with 3 bodies, which is the minimum number of materials, the specs are ATK 3000, complete resistance, and destruction that targets with activation effects that can be used during your main phase.
It may be already paralyzed, but I have to say that this performance is clearly insufficient for this bound Link 6, and since it cannot be strengthened because it is not affected by the effects of its own cards, it is 3000. If it is to the extent, even if Valeso or Astram is not issued, it is not uncommon for it to end with being beaten from above or traded off.
Under such circumstances, it feels lonely that it does not have suppression effects other than resistance, and despite the maximum link of link 6, it is also the opposite of demonstrating the effect of creating more tokens after removing a single target. It has made the regret stand out.
Even compared to Link 4, there is no finish, there is no overwhelming pressure, and it is not easy to tie down.
As mentioned above, if you take it easy, your strength will go down, so if you want to put out the maximum firepower of 6 materials that can't be matched even with 53 Access, this time you have to have all 6 attributes on the field, which is a huge hurdle. becomes higher.
To be honest, my personal impression is that it's not that different from Power Road, and I think it's pretty strong in @Ignister Decks, but it doesn't seem to be used as a general-purpose link.
Of course, Absolute Resistance is Absolute Resistance, so if your opponent doesn't have a processing method in her deck from the main, you're almost guaranteed to win just by playing it...
It was especially painful that 《Vanity's Emptiness》, which can care for Kaiju that penetrates Absolute Resistance, became a banned card.

A superlative monster that specializes in being used as a Link material, as it will pop out of your hand and Deck just by playing Link 1.
Both self-SS and items appearing from the deck are all level 4, so they can be used as rank 4 materials in addition to link materials. The importance is high because you can easily create a Serafresia stance with little consumption.
I'm more afraid of the catastrophe of "Three of a Kind" than anything else, but considering how strong it is when it spins, I think it's a card worth paying for not that big of a risk in his deck, which is mainly linked summoning. think.

A valuable level 1 dinosaur that joined the elite group of Dinosaurs in the main deck at the end of the 10th period.
Of course, NS can be recruited by excluding Micella alone and activate its effect, and it is possible to bring medicine while self-destroying Behikera and Putirano.
Since 《Double Evolution Pill》is in the search target, there is no need to build it so that you can search for monsters of other races that you specify.
I think hand trigger monsters are enough for monsters other than Dinosaur to remove with 《Double Evolution Pill》.
Since it's level 1, it can be converted to Linkle at any time, so it's a perfect design, including the fact that you don't have to worry about this card standing still after its effect activates.

Coming from Strak R, he is an absolute Dinosaur ace monster, commonly known as Archon.
It's strong even when played normally, but with the appearance of Double Evolution Pill and Goatorus and Argosaurus, which can search for it, its strength stands out even more.
Friche flips all of the opponent's monsters face-down, performs an all-out attack, dies them face-down, and deals 1000 damage each time. It is a wonderful design that is mixed.
It's strong against destruction and target resistance, and the effect that deals damage by knocking it down face down doesn't have a name for Turn 1, so if monsters are lined up on the opponent's field, it can deal over 3000 damage.
It has the unusual property of destroying monsters in your hand or field in order to put the opponent's monsters to sleep, but you can also use this in combos with things like Babykera.
It has a weak point that it doesn't work against Link Monsters, but it's fine if you use your own effect when the materials are lined up. However, its strength is still alive and well.

At the end of the 9th period, Strak R and Dinosaur strengthened the effect of this card that appeared in the 5th period. It was a time of prosperity when people started asking me to team up with Deck.
Of course, it's a forced effect, so you can't miss the timing, but it was all designed to have a Recruit effect even if the effect was destroyed outside the field.
It's pure coincidence, but it's great to see a card that came out over ten years ago in such a flash of light.

In the ninth season, the Dinosaur's counterattack began with this monster.
It grants complete resistance to the opponent's effects activated on the field by triggering the hand, but for some reason it is also a low-class monster with 18 hit points despite its role like this.
Furthermore, by excluding GY himself and other dinosaurs, it also has the effect of recruiting dinosaurs according to the number, and in addition to being compatible with 《Tyranno Infinity》because of the exclusion relationship, Jurrac Auro, Argosaurus, etc. Level 1 Dinosaurs can be recruited by simply excluding themselves alone.
If Dinosaurs of level 1-2 are enriched in the future, there is no doubt that he will be even more useful, and it can be said that he is a permanent first army monster of Dinosaur.

A card whose effects are both very similar to those of Mayoifu.
Stray Wind is effective against all SS monsters, but this is limited to SS from EX.
However, while that one halves his original ATK, this one makes his ATK 0, so if this effect is effective, it is excellent to be able to completely neutralize any monster that appears. .
The reset effect is not removed after use and can be used again, which is better than Mayoi Kaze, but there is a restriction that it cannot be activated on the name turn 1 or the turn sent to his GY, so it will be stopped many times in one turn. It is not possible.
Mayoi Kaze, which is effective for all SS, is generally more versatile, and while there is no name turn 1 for both effects over there, this one has turn 1 for its 1 effect, and it is weak when duplicated. be a drawback.
Unless you want to force a completely harmless monster to stay on the field, or if it's not his deck that refers to her ATK 0 like Reptilianne, the stray wind will still be more useful.