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Rock's 《King of the Feral Imps》that appeared after adding one effect.
Politely, the rank and material restrictions are the same as over there, even his ATK.
In addition to being the same EARTH as many of Rock, Rock has attractive effects that Reptile does not have such as Brodola, Gaipre, and Nibiru, and there are search targets that are difficult to attract in other ways. .
It is a good effect that opens the frontage to reverse rocks of advanced or higher from the effect of calling out a rock on the back side from the other hand.

Countdown Deathforce.
Once activated, all you have to do is wait for the specified number of turns to pass, making it a high-level specification for a special victory card.
The required number of turns is 20 turns for each other, and 10 turns for the opponent's turn.
The current environment is so fierce that there are many cases where you can't escape even if you activate it on the first turn.
If you have a special search & a monster that advances 3 counts if it's already activated, or his spell card...
If you can make 《One Day of Peace》on the final turn, it will be an ecstatic winning run.

One day, when the Powered Caterpillar is converted to OCG, it must have this effect built-in... I thought, but each of them was converted to OCG.
The effect itself is not bad, or rather, it has a high combo potential, and it can be used as a hindrance by suddenly activating SS triggers and unpleasant permanent effects, including the fact that it bounces to the hand, but the activation condition is attack reaction. is not very cool.
It's just a card trigger by Monster, so it's completely different... It's pretty strong when combined with 《Powered Crawler》, but in the end, I can't deny the feeling that both of them became half-baked cards when separated.

It's a type of card that loses interest and motivation to use if it's not abused.
It might be an exaggeration to say that, but I think there might have been something to think about in response to the loose adjustment of Sorcha and Iai Draw, which are also "this type" cards of Korepa.
However, this is an unavoidable adjustment because the original one-kill ability is very high, and it is also true that it is a much more decent compromise than when “Card of Sanctity” was released.
In the end, would it be better for these cards to remain memories of anime and games forever?

yeah? Are you Jigen Bakudan from the 11th term? An egg with a long-lasting effect that makes you want to laugh.
No matter how much he can't be destroyed in battle, he triggers NS with ATK 0, and it's necessary to surpass the opponent's turn.
Of course, you have to be prepared to take a lot of battle damage and removal, and the trigger condition of releasing while giving the opponent a chance to lay down the grave is quite severe.
The effect that is displayed is quite strong, but if you Special Summon two or more, they must all be cards with the same name, and if you want a strong development, you need to be aware of it from the construction stage.
To be honest, I don't think even that would be a return commensurate with the success rate, but it's all the more so in this day and age when turn 1 with the same name has become commonplace.
It is a monster full of risks to the extent that it can not be seen at all that it is connected to the gym and supports Rock.

Another "trump card" different from the Planet series used by Jim in the manga GX has been made into OCG as a regular subscription benefit.
In the manga, it was a pretty hard-to-use monster that showed its effect when releasing 4 of them, but in the OCG, on the contrary, it's designed to reduce the number of releases.
Depending on the number of released reptiles, a maximum of two tokens can be generated, but the token has high combat ability, there is no attack or use limit on the token, there are no restrictions after the effect is activated, and release Compared to other related cards, it has a very flexible and good specification, such as there is no disadvantage such as lowering your own status when it is reduced.
Also, Tribute Summon is required and completely dependent on the opponent, which is a very cool activation condition, but when defeated, it has the effect of searching for any reptile other than the same name card.
The problem is that he has 2500 ATK with 1 release, and 1 token with 2000 ATK is not weak, but it is still unsatisfactory as a vanilla superlative monster with no other effects. Is it necessary to say that it is a numerical value?
After all, what you are doing is converting one or two Reptiles on the field into vanilla with ATK 2000, and using the summon right to add one vanilla with ATK 2500 from your hand to the field, which can also be summoned negate or effect negate. With such risks, it can't be helped if it is said that even if it succeeds, it doesn't add the number of copies.
I think there are various ways to use it, including tokens, depending on the situation, but if you use this card, you should at least use a Reptile with a self-SS effect or a card that can Special Summon Reptiles.

Appearing in Yu-Gi-Oh R, it was originally called Powered Caterpillar, but due to adult circumstances, its name was changed to an inorganic endless tracked fighting machine that has been transformed into an electric shock OCG.
In combination with Yellow Alert, it has an attack coercion effect that enables reproducibility of the original.
Combined with the removal effect that doesn't target opponents in NS & SS, it's finished with a somewhat nasty feeling that you can get stronger against opponents weaker than yourself.
In order to take advantage of the forced attack effect, I would like to aim for his Special Summon during the opponent's battle phase when there are multiple monsters with lower ATK than himself.
It's a pity that he doesn't have a self-SS effect, but since he's a ground machine, he's responding to his Special Summon from Rock Anchor.

When summoned again, it incarnates into a Dinosaur, but its effect is that of an undead.
There are some concerns about performance, but it seems like a card that has been adjusted with an emphasis on atmosphere.

A high-ranking Insect Gemini Monster that gains the ability to attack all targets by summoning it again.
However, the global attack effect isn't really in high demand unless it comes with some kind of effect that leads to a breakthrough.
If you summon it again and it doesn't have any other effects, the score will be like this. It looks like it's still better.
Since it is level 5, it is easy to receive the benefits of hatching and 《Transmodify》, and the recent increase in effects related to Insect is a tailwind.

The effect itself is not weak.
With an undead card pool with plenty of Special Summon tools, it should be easy to re-summon this card.
However, the reality is that the undead race no longer needs the power of this card.

It's good that it's low-class with a high RBI, and it's good that it has a versatile search effect, even though it's a battle destruction trigger.
However, is there really a monster in the field that can be destroyed by battle with this card after Dualing...?
Since I have to send GY, there is no point in defeating tokens.
The lower grade Gem-Knight is not so bad that it is not so bad that you have to give this card a high rating based on RBI only, so unfortunately it feels like this score.

A monster with a noble name that means nobility, characterized by an overwhelming shadow and lack of presence among the many advanced worms.
However, its performance, despite being an advanced Reverse Effect Monster, makes unbelievable demands when its activation conditions are reversed by an opponent's attack.
With such a specification, it would be the previous problem that the half burn that can not even remove the attacking monster is weak.

A monster characterized by a combination of difficult-to-understand effects of attack avoidance and penetration.
It is a style that completely depends on the opponent, including the conditions to not be attacked, such as penetrating the advanced 20 RBI, if you ask what is good about not being attacked.
Above all, except that attack avoidance represents the chameleon's ecology, the overwhelming nonsense effect setting that does not feel the need to be a Maggio Jaleon is not the best.

It's a special draw source that has been watching the bottom of the two draws alongside Crimson Pot, and as a result, it's the lowest adjustment that no one has paid attention to.
All Meklord monsters are Machines, so it's even tougher to see Iron Draw, which can be activated under almost the same conditions and draw two cards.
It's a merciful addition for a card with a Meklord name.

Oh my goodness, there is no effect of increasing RBI...
Despite its solemn appearance that binds dueling dragons together, its performance is completely dependent on humans.
You'll have to follow the phantom duel dragons you created and have them protect you, but the removal that doesn't target is only resistant to normal effects from destruction.
It's a shame to have a service that makes an existence related to the core of the story in an anime manga work with the theme of synchro summoning go out of his way to make him a Link Monster.
Unfortunately, I have to say that Link 4 has the lowest performance at present, including the material specification.