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It is a monster with an average hit point for a general purpose rank 4, and in normal operation, it can shoot a cyclone once per turn, a total of 2 times.
The effect specification is exactly Cyclone, and it can be used on the opponent's turn, in other words, it is an effect that can be used with Friche even on your own turn, so even after successfully X Summoning, it is rare for Friche removal to interfere with your work.
Rank 4 can be adopted in decks that don't have many cards that touch the back in the main deck, the priority is high, and it's not good enough to get stuck just by using permanent meta other than SS sealing and skidre, such as macros and imperial orders. If there is something, I want to install it.

To put it bluntly, I'm a recruiter with lots of strange friends.
Originally, it is a monster that was born to synchronize the light end and the dark end by calling "Sphere of Chaos" with its own effect.
Due to such circumstances, I am qualified as a tuner, so later I became flexible in various ways.
However, since Recruit's activation condition is battle destruction trigger, it is indispensable to support with some kind of battle support card.
The variety of access destinations is quite unique, and every time a new monster appears, the mentality of "Ah, that's Chaos-End Master to recruit" has been established in the old duelists.

A Lord of the Aesir-exclusive Continuous Trap featuring the God of the Trap.
Its effect is to give his Lord of the Aesir target immunity, including his own card effects.
Since it's a Continuous Trap, it's natural that the effect will disappear if this card is destroyed, so it can't be helped, but in addition to that, for some reason this card self-destructs with the passage of time. It's similar to a card.
At the time, even such a limited target as target resistance was seen as a serious matter, right?
Of course, such a card cannot be used, and it is unavoidable that this pack featuring Lord of the Aesir is called Storm of The Six Samurai.

A trap that allows the specified Lord of the Aesir to unconditionally be able to "Double Attack", and if Odin's direct is a total of 8000 damage, it is quite powerful in terms of damage racing.
There is no way to say this, but a Spell Trap that only specifies Lord of the Aesir is a large synchro with a very specific specification, and if it is not Nordic Relic, there is no dedicated search method, so that The reality is that existence itself is weak.
It can't be helped that the effects of cards that carry such a big handicap aren't used at this level.

A card that allows Nordic to lose power, but as long as Lord of the Aesir and this card are on the field, you can observe the opponent's private information every turn.
It's obvious that it's not something you'd want to continue after successfully landing a super-large monster, and although it has an effect that can't be chained, even if it's activated, it won't solve anything on the board.
If you know that the notification is hidden, you can prevent the reckless use of the effects that activate in Odin and Thor's field, right? Ha...

Lord of the Aesir loses his power, but he gains immunity to spell traps, making him an extremely versatile holy spear.
Originally, Nordic was not blessed with the quality of its dedicated support Spell Trap, but Lord of the Aesir was a large synchro that was very tight and not very strong except for hitting points, so this card far surpasses them. There are bad things.

A very extravagant card that uses Lord of the Aesir for something like a Trojan horse type bomb.
However, the time spent by the god who landed on the opponent's field was too long.
Before clearing the opponent's field, it will be used as a link material for loose general-purpose links such as Troymare Link.
There is only a risk of being killed by the gods I sent before that, and Normal Spell is a hopeless card.

In other words, it's a kind of effect limiter-like permanent meta trap that isn't 《Summon Limit》.
After 2 counts, all monster effects on the field are shut down, and at the end of the turn, the counter is automatically removed and its binding force is reset, but the count itself is also performed by monster effects activated by hand or GY, and the count is applied to any monster effect, regardless of turn player or non-turn player.
Due to the above characteristics, if you use it in his deck, which has many monsters that can move even during the opponent's turn, it will be difficult for the opponent to deploy using activation effects and trigger effects, making it a rather unpleasant card.
Also, after removing counters in the End Phase, if there is a monster effect that can be activated in the End Phase of the turn, it can act until it counts down to 2 again, so it works well with Decks that can do that.
After removing a counter once in the End Phase, if a counter is put on this card again in the same End Phase, the counter must also be disposed of during the End Phase, but the timing is the same as the effect to be processed by yourself. or the other party, you can process them at any time until you give up the priority right to each other.
The End Phase is mandatory/optional, regardless of effect/cost, as long as you follow the priority, you can feel that it is a phase where you can process in any order.

His Continuous Trap, which permanently blocks the opponent's attack without limit, is quite valuable, and I think its reliability is considerably higher than the one-time payment blockade.
As a maintenance cost, he needs to pay 1000 LP, but he only pays during his own end phase, so if he self-bounces during his turn, there is virtually no cost, so it's also an excellent self-bounce card.

When this card is used as a Synchro Material to Synchro Summon, it gives a piercing effect to his Synchro Monster.
It is a miserable monster with low stats, no other effects such as self-SS, and not even a tuner.
The only thing that can be talked about is that there are two monsters with almost the same pose.

An Insect monster that Yusei used in the anime 5D's, self-revives by feeding on the level of monsters higher than advanced in his field.
The fact that it can't be used in releases other than Tribute Summon seems to be in consideration of the pre-errata Death Deck, which was designated as a banned card shortly after its release.
But as you all know, the problem is the card that wasn't like that.
If you're going to return, please put on restrictions that can't be used for materials for Special Summon other than the minimum name Turn 1 and S materials.

His Naturia card is given that the search spell of the theme can be searched in a number of roundabout ways, and there are not many cards that are not very strong.
In order to trigger the search effect, you have to negate the activation of the opponent's card, and of course it depends on the opponent, but besides this card, you need a monster or trap that negates the opponent's card effect, Since this card has no other effects, it is highly perishable.
Even though it's an effect that doesn't have a turn 1, it's too hard to pull the trigger, so it's hard to make use of it... Or rather, it might be that there's no turn 1 because that part has already been factored in.
And even that search isn't Naturia's all-purpose search, and is limited to Naturia of level 3 or below.
Naturia is a theme that boasts a considerable number of types, but Maron, who seems to have the potential to be the only absolute first move, does not have a good partner, so it would be nice if I could at least search for bamboo shoots.
I feel like if I tried to drop Naturia's features into a dedicated Field Spell, I would end up with a card that is ridiculously low in versatility.

One of the clever traps with clever effects that have little to do with the card name or illustration.
It doesn't kill or slowly weaken it, and it doesn't make sense to simply detoxify it at the end of the turn.
Is this what happens when an ordinary poisonous snake bites a monster?
In any case, the person who drew the illustration will not be able to come up with this.

When one's own plant is sent from the field to GY, including when it is used as a synchro material or link material, it has the effect of self-SSing itself, which is also a tuner, and the plant exists in the field because it can be anything or the owner can be the opponent. A card with two excellent effects that can sometimes return GY to the hand.
Although it's either turn 1, the effect in the first half can be used to add 1 tuner to the field in the middle of the expansion, and it can also be used to activate and turn into a wall when your own plants are defeated during the opponent's turn. Also, if you get into the second half of the effect, you can show a tenacity that is as good as Kirasune before Errata.
However, this illustration is a very personal problem... There are more than 10,000 types of cards in Yu-Gi-Oh, but the card that I don't feel like using is just an illustration... To put it bluntly, this is the face. I don't know of any other card that made me think that the size of the body is unbalanced and the illustration is creepy.
I sincerely apologize to those who love it.

A very disappointing Barrier Trap that was born as a result of trying to create a dark barrier that would be a counterpart to Mirafo not only in design but also in effect.
It sounds good to say that it doesn't target multiple targets, but in fact it's an unsuitable effect for attack reaction traps that have no effect on attacking monsters.
The more you force yourself to use it in conjunction with an effect that puts all of your opponent's monsters in Defense Position, the more unwieldy it will become.
It can't be helped because the time of appearance is quite different from the later 4-attribute barrier, but among the 6-attribute barriers, this card alone has extremely low versatility.