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When it comes to Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, the first thing that comes to mind is Daiza, whose ATK is 4,000 with a single card, and Tyranno Infinity, whose power rises dramatically in proportion to the excluded Dinosaur. And I think that this card, King of the Wights, will be on par with them.
Although it is only one blow, the enhancement rate is high anyway, and when he was born, his maximum power was 5000 on his own, but now his ATK of 10,000 is just a passing point, and the Wight clan has prospered. I'm here.
As a Zombie, the benefits of race support are great, and the one-chan power in the sense of the strength of a single shot will be sufficient for strong opponents at the environmental level.

The Wight Monster, which appeared as a No Rare again, is a word play card in which the verb "king" of "King of the Skull Servants" is converted to the verb present progressive ~ ing, and its performance is one of the best among the wight monsters.
As I thought about Dandylion, it is a card that will be in the main deck in the 11th term, and no matter where he is sent to GY in any way, he will not miss the timing and the effect will be produced with this quality. I think it's almost a miracle to be able to.
There was a concern that specifying a "Wight" card would include "White", but the Wight clan has a monster effect that treats all of them as Wights with GY except for "King of the Skull Servants", and "King of the Skull Servants" also has an effect that refers to wights, so I settled on "a monster with the card name of 'Wight'".

Lila in a costume that seems to have been designed for Halloween, the release date of this pack.
My partner has been entrusted this time, but it is unknown whether the kiss kill trick of Halloween costume will come out until the end of the year, let alone miss the timing.
It may unexpectedly become Kiskill Christmas or Kiskill New Year.
When you have Kiskill, you can SS from your hand (it's OK if another Lilya is already on the field), but there is nothing to do on the field, and the latter effect activated by GY is the same as the original effect, to say the least. Heboi.
There aren't many monsters that can't be beaten by Evil Twins with ATK 4400, so you can weaken the monsters next to the Evil Twins that you beat down, or when the Link Twin is destroyed in battle, it will start at 500. I think it's good that it's been weakened to about 2000.
Since it's Halloween, the race has been changed from Cybers to Undead, so even if the opponent has a sensor attached, you can call this Lyra from the initial Kiskill, so Phoenix will do the rest.
You can increase the number of links by increasing the number of links by adding one monster on the board where two link twins are lined up (2 + 1 + 1 + the opponent's 1 ghost can be created), triggering the effects of initial kiss skills and link kiss skills, and care when you are hit by the grave. I think that the point of becoming is an excellent point that cannot be cleared up by mere padding personnel.
Due to the nature of Kiskill & Lila's initial move, if the effect goes through, it will result in a self-SS regardless of which one you draw, so it shouldn't happen that you can't make an effective pair without stacking several copies.
Yes, unless this card was the only monster you drew...

It's the same as "Grass Phantom" or "Chain Thrasher", and if you want to demonstrate its true value, stack 3 copies and use it as the cost to create a Chaos Monster with his GY effect.
It's not that it's weak per se, but the activation conditions for the effect of throwing a monster with the same name from the Deck are related to the ability to SS when there is a monster on the opponent's field. It demands a constant NS trigger effect and one card from your hand.
There are no other abilities that can be demonstrated on the field, and the combat ability is not that great, so it won't be easy to use.

The 11th version of 《Mushroom Man #2》and other monsters that act as guides from another dimension.
The player controlling this card cannot activate the effect of a SS monster with the same attribute as this card, and it is possible to send it to the opponent with Friche, and by changing its own attribute at that time, It is a harassment monster that makes the target monster and monster group unable to use its effect.
However, this effect can only be used during the original owner's turn, so this card can only be sent during the opponent's turn when the opponent player who is not the original owner sends it back.
It can be used normally as a material for Release or Special Summon, and since it only seals monsters that have been SSed, its binding power is smaller than you might imagine. It's a story that I don't really know what attribute to give this card, which can only be sent on my turn.
To be honest, I don't think it's worth doing that much, but if you don't activate Kashigo Gozen after sending it to restrict the opponent's development, prepare an attack target, or combo with some other card, this card alone won't work. It feels like I'm going to do nothing but a worthless job.

Somehow, it's a card that doesn't mean anything is good as long as it's easy to access.
I wonder if the Dogmatika card has already begun to be slightly adjusted to the lower side.
Even so, in this regular pack, there are quite a lot of cards that I can't help but give 3 points or less.

Yes, it's a completely irrelevant Field Spell that's no longer uncommon and irrelevant, unlike Chiquile.
It's not a bad effect that you can redo your normal draw every turn and improve the quality of your hand, but if you don't use 《Metaverse》or something like that, it will start after the opponent turns once after activation, so it's not a bad effect. I have the impression that it's a patient story or a leisurely card.
In the case of a muddling situation where Drogo is in an acclaimed catastrophe, the side using this card may be more likely to be able to escape first, but...
Even if you draw with a card effect that includes this effect, you can draw again, but in that case you have to cut this card, which is also somewhat strange.
How about those who are confident in their destiny that if they try a little more than others, they will definitely be able to grab something?

A fallen sniper who thought that he had passed through and came in one shot.
It has 18 RBIs, has a self-SS, and is an exclusive ending, and it has a very excellent effect that you can use the ending effect even if it does not come out with a self-SS.
It works well not only with gearframes and reorganizations, but also with Pazest, as it is effective even when bounced from salvage or the field.
In the case of a combination with Giafre, he can send Fortress and Kernel to GY and set up Giga Giga, which makes Machina's somewhat slow part smoother.
If he uses the self-SS effect, he can only SS Machine, but in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, it feels like a natural level restriction, so this is probably a trivial matter.

A rule intervention type Continuous Trap that returns to his Deck instead of his GY when a Dream Mirror monster is released by its own effect.
Since the resource called Dream Mirror, which is a companion to the Deck, will not run out, the ability to continue fighting will increase, and it can also be used as a grave avoidance.
However, there are many cards in Dream Mirror that are inconvenient if he doesn't have some monsters in GY, such as the holy beast Pantas, chaos when using GY as a material, Tenma after replacing with Enma, and the cost of chaos monsters. is also true.
In that sense, the conditions must be met to some extent, but if it becomes a hindrance, it can be said that it is flexible to be able to remove it with the latter effect.
In any case, relying on this card to limit the number of his main Dream Mirror monsters is not recommended.
Dream Mirror has no effect unless it is Special Summoned by the effect of a Dream Mirror monster. Since the conditions for releasing and using the effect are in place, I don't think there will be any problems.

I think everyone is generally aware of Godova-like cards made for the Machine, but if the ATK of the released monster is 1000 or more and less than 2000, it will be disadvantage unless the chain is activated, so low-level monsters It's one of those all-purpose removal traps that's hard to release.
Since it is solidified with ATK 2000, it seems to be compatible with Drytron, etc., which can stably remove up to 2 cards, and Inspe and Sydra are also suitable as releases.
Since it refers to the original ATK, if it can be used for compromise summoned high hit point monsters, the number of removals will increase, and if such a machine compromise summons and the ATK drops, the changed value will be treated as the original ATK. It's a lot, but once released, the number written on the card will be the original ATK, so there's no problem.
That's why if you release a Compromise Summoned Night Express Knight, you can destroy up to 3 cards, so it works well with Trains.

As you can see from the illustration, this is a kind of his GY Fertilization & Removal Trap that puts the linear function: y = ax + b into the card effect.
y = number of GY cards in your girlfriend
a = Level of the selected opponent's Effect Monster
x = a number from 1 to 6 declared at the time of activation
b = the number of cards in the opponent's field
When this formula is established, it is a mechanism to send up to the declared number x from the top of your girlfriend's Deck to her GY, and bounce the opponent's cards on the field up to the number sent to GY without targeting them.
For example, if the opponent's monster you are trying to select is level 3, your girlfriend has 9 GY cards, and the opponent's field has 3 cards, declaring 2 at the time of activation will establish the formula.
On the other hand, if you declare a number x that doesn't hold the formula, or if the number you refer to changes due to a chained card and the formula doesn't work, you lose 500x LP.
Well, it's obvious that it's difficult to operate a card with such an unprecedented strong habit that you don't even have to think about it.
For some reason, I don't really understand why it's a half-friche trap that can only be used during each other's battle phases.
If you decide, you may get a huge GY add & board add, but it is not easy to declare 5 or 6 with this effect that depends on the opponent and make the effect successful.
However, I felt that it was an interesting experiment with the card name, so I gave it this score.

The Chimera of the Jar of Beginnings is a card from over 10 years ago at the time of this evaluation.
Your opponent can see your cards = Not only the cards you added to your hand, but also depending on the cards you turn over, you can reveal what deck it is, which can be a reference for your opponent's Saichen. Although it has the drawback that it will be revealed whether it is in or not, it has become a popular card in the blink of an eye after its introduction due to its ability to specialize in improving the quality of the hand.
Special Summon is blocked, so I'd like to use it in decks that can move during the opponent's turn or in decks that set up traps.
The biggest advantage is that it can be used in the same turn with Strong Greed and Strong Gold, and after 2 draws, you can select the cards you need from the 3 cards you dug up, so if you use this card, you want to use one of them. By the way.
Note that this effect falls under the category of search, so it will stop functioning if 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》or a mistake is made.

The number of cards to be returned is less than 2, but instead of that, the greed that comes with a great variety of orders.
Due to the different race designation and the disadvantage of not being able to perform the battle phase, it is a jar that chooses decks at both low speed and high speed.
It seems that a compromise has been reached, but this is a complete failure to combine.
If you ask me if I can't talk about it at all, I can't say that, but compared to other XX and △△ pots, I can't deny the feeling of failure.

Since the appearance of the Nemeses Corridor, a large search-blocking monster with resistance has been seen in some of his decks that have exclusion gimmicks other than Sandra, if not as much as rice cakes.
If you have a main deck with cards that can easily neutralize this card, starting with Tsukisho, Escape, and Bubble Shadow, you may end up not being a formidable opponent, but if you don't, you'll end up in hell. It's not hard to imagine.

A dragon that activates from the hand when the opponent puts out an EX monster with a certain amount of power, and has the effect of silencing one monster that came out of the opponent's EX as long as it is alive.
The ○○Ryu series is over, and the Kikaku○ series is over.
In Yu-Gi-Oh, it is often said that "the one that can't be activated is the strongest", but this card feels a little different, and the monster that comes out of the EX that pulls the trigger negates the Special Summon trigger effect and this card's effect. If you have a trigger immediate effect other than the type that will do it, you can't stop it, and furthermore, the permanent effect can't be sealed, and it doesn't work on monsters with target resistance.
Due to the relationship between his own status and the conditions for activating his own SS effect, I think he will be in Defense Position in 90 out of 10 cases, but his defense power is only slightly twisted by the highest class monsters, and the only thing that blocks it is the activation of the effect. , the attack will be normal, so if you don't choose your opponent, there are times when it will only function as a single wall.
It may be effective against monsters that aim to do various things before entering the battle phase and connect to the next, but basically, I have the impression that it will only be a temporary surrender, so it is the first turn of the opponent's attack. If you put it out, it feels like it's better to assume it's used for some kind of material.
It can be used even on the opponent's first turn and touches the opponent's board.