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The Dual effect is quite strong and his original ATK is high, but I don't really understand why he uses magic counters.
This card and Rock's exes are the only monsters that use magic counters that aren't Spellcasters.
Is it old-fashioned to use it as a low-level attacker/removal crew in the Fairy Deck, and is it still the most useful?
It is an image that does not receive much benefit from using a magic counter, which is a dual.
Even if the effect is a little strong, even if it's stronger than a monster with a higher score than this card, you still have to consider the minus of being independent of the theme.

An ATK 1900 belonging to Endymion, he is a lower class Gemini Monster of Spellcaster.
The effect seems to be a seemingly efficient and convenient effect that supplies magic counters to cards that require magic counters while further increasing your own originally high ATK, but this card itself does not have magic counters. In other words, it can't do anything on its own, and in many cases it ends up with a bonus effect on par with Another Neos.
It's a waste to just keep it in charge of power, so if you want to use it, I'd like to say that it's the right support. I feel that the curse of Gemini Monster is quite strong.

For the first time in a while since the Fire Kraken that appeared in Season 2, his FIRE・Aqua is a Gemini Monster with one of the best abilities among Chemicritters.
Without the shackles of Dual, it would be impossible for a mere low-level monster to do the job of triggering her GY manure that touches the deck and search at the same time.
Chemicritter's low class monsters are all monsters that are not level 4, which is rare for low class Gemini Monsters, but it can be said that due to the existence of sparks, it is said that low class Dual monsters are out of the question. .
It's said that it's impossible to make Gemini Monsters stronger in terms of design, but it would be nice if all monsters had this level of quality...
After all, even in this era, it seems that Deck will tell you to send her GY as a cost...
In order to take advantage of this effect, it is necessary to assist the Gemini Monster that was sent to Search GY with another card effect, and it is a bit tiring to need assistance to re-summon this monster itself, but there is It's the fate of Dual, so I feel like it can't be helped, and I think the effect itself is quite good.

The Dual effect that allows him to become Neos, which he longs for, is just a bonus, a monster that has run so far with only the potential of its own 19 RBI Level 4 Light Dual HERO.
It's also true that because it belongs to HERO, where new cards are constantly coming out and monster layers are thick, the benefits are great and on the contrary, it's on the decline.
Still, he's not going to be completely replaced on Deck as he should be.
Dual effects that are treated as Neos are also normally useful effects, such as fulfilling the conditions for Wrath of Neos in specialized Decks, or becoming a fusion material.

A card with a feeling that the effect of 2 is very difficult to understand.
It's nice that the return is 1 draw when this trigger condition is met, but why is this card sent to his GY at that time?
Even if you reproduce the original, it still looks like it when you remove it.

After all, it's only a single target removal, it's a normal spell, and of course there's no named search/salvage card.
That's why it's a control-stealing card that people keep saying that it's about time to return to restrictions.
However, in reality, even 《Mind Control》, which is backward compatible, feels like a quasi-restriction.
Control seizure has the property of stealing from the opponent and making it your own, so if there is no activation cost or numerical consumption during effect processing, it will always be an advantage of +1 or more, so Change of Heart, robbery, and brainwashing before errata. There was a time when all were banned cards, so it has a strong image of being an effect whose use has been strictly restricted for a long time.
Postscript: 《Mind Control》has since become an unlimited card.
The illustrations of this card are extremely popular, and the early Ulrea ones are especially beautiful, so I feel that there are still a lot of people who want the restrictions to be relaxed, assuming that the current card pool is acceptable in terms of performance.
Overseas, restrictions have been restored with no errata in May 2022, and trends in Japan are also attracting attention.
Further postscript: With the limit regulation in January 2023, the limit has finally returned to Japan.
As with overseas, there is no errata, and it is not clear why the brainwashing was sacrificed.

One of the Yu-Gi-Oh's famous cards with a card name that is just a stack of different words with the same meaning.
After being designated as a banned card along with Plunder and 《Change of Heart》as a general-purpose control-stealing card, it returned from the ban by errataing the target to the current one.
The target was any face-up monster, but it was changed to a face-up monster that can be Normal Summoned. ing.
If it was a monster that was NS, it would definitely be a card with 3 points or less, so that's a relief. Is it a card that can demonstrate its strength?
You can quickly take control until the end phase with just the LP cost, and there are no restrictions on your actions, so it works well with Sheridan, who requires that the original owner is the opponent's monster.
However, many Beatdown Decks, including Theme Decks, use monsters from the Extra Deck as their ace, and monsters from the Main Deck are exclusively used as materials for this card. Since it is often not available, the opponents and situations where it can be used effectively are limited.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's unnecessarily weak, but it's unlikely that he'd take the initiative to put a card in his deck that would normally go bad in the first game and also in the second game. right.
Furthermore, in 2023, even "Change of Heart", which was positioned as an upward compatible card of this card, will be banned due to no errata, and since there will no longer be a dedicated search/salvage card like "Monster Reborn", I feel like I won't be able to see the eyes of the other day.
Since the imperial decree has bitten the miracle move of removing errata and re-banning it, on the contrary, isn't there a way to reinforce cards that have been lowered too much with errata again? It's not too much to let go.
In the original work, Gaba, who appeared in the Battle City arc, also used it in addition to Yugi, so I think there is still hope for obtaining a special card with a designated name when Gaba's "Jinzo" is strengthened.

Originally one of the game original monsters that appeared in DM4, it was converted to OCG in the second season.
However, it is also a tragic monster that has been brought from DM4 without any effect.
His normal Pyro from FIRE doesn't have any special features, and is only backward compatible with most low-level Pyro vanilla monsters that appeared in Season 1.
Even if anime and game cards become OCG, it makes sense! It can be said that it is a maniac stuff that only people who have a deep feeling for all Yu-Gi-Oh related content will be pleased with.
I'm more of that type of person, but I don't particularly like the illustrations on this card...

With 700 ATK down, it can be used as a combat trick enough, so it wouldn't be a bad idea to use it in a character deck that collects mask cards.
Seriously, even if he had a monster that can set a mask card from GY or Deck with a summoning trigger, it would be a bit unbearable to use.
This is the place where I want you to use it even if it is a complete frite.

If DM3, which was included in the pre-recording, was the reason why it became a level 5 advanced monster, it would be a tragic card.
I wonder if Baphomet is the same, both of them have reasonably high defensive power, so I can't deny the possibility that they seriously made it to level 5, so it's hard to judge.
Similarly, it was level 5 in DM3, but Gear Golem and Hannibal Necromancer, which appeared a little later in OCG, are level 4.

High risk, high return, the number of draws, and the disadvantages are very convincing, but since the opponent has 6 or more cards in their hand, it can only be activated on the second turn, so it can only be activated on the first turn. seems almost impossible.
That rare timing... After using up all your cards in the first attack, if you activate it during the opponent's draw phase and win the coin toss, it will be a tremendous advantage.
If you're a player who can always draw a dash in the first attack, wouldn't it be easier to draw this card that can be stacked three times?
In an actual duel, it's a coin toss.
Again, the return is pretty amazing, and the risk is even greater.

At the time, it was this card that made him use unreleasable monsters and tokens for Tribute Summon.
It has a super powerful effect that negates the effect of monsters on the field only for the opponent, and you can lay a stronger formation by combining it with some other suppression monsters and trap cards.
It is also wonderful that it can deal with monsters that are already on the field and have more hit points by absorbing a single target, which also powers up itself, and also works against opponents with target resistance due to its overall negate effect. .
If we can secure the release of three bodies, even that dragoon can be buried.
It's vulnerable to removal by Spell Trap, and I especially want to avoid being taken away by 《Crackdown》and becoming an accessory to suppression.

It's a powerful Counter Trap that can negate a Spell Trap at no cost, but it's a very annoying card as to how to get rid of the demerit effect of making the opponent draw 1.
It seems that he can be expected to be especially active in his Deck, which has many Spell Traps, which he is not good at, which is unavoidable if you do it with a decent build such as Nagisa / Light and Reboot.
Counter Trap can also stop Counter Trap, so this is definitely the only advantage of Counter Trap.
By the way, if your opponent is in a state where they can't draw that turn due to restrictions such as Kokin or Kinken, this card can't be activated, so be careful.

Counter Trap that negates spells that can be activated without any special conditions at no cost.
It is difficult to operate stably because the opponent can negate at will, but the opponent must discard his spell for that purpose, so depending on the situation, even if the opponent has a spell card that can be discarded, it will be negate. You will be puzzled whether or not you should.
It forces the opponent to draw 1, but since he has a trap and a bribe that he can negate, I feel that it is a card that is difficult to realize its strength.

Similar to Imperial Order, which has a similar card name, it is a trap card that prevents spells, but its nature is a counter trap similar to that of magic jammers and magic drains.
It's better than Magic Drain in that it's a Counter Trap that reliably blocks his spells without reducing your hand or cards in play.
However, the reveal cost required to activate it makes it a Venom monster that is difficult to even use in other Reptile Decks.
It's a disappointing card as it would have been usable to some extent if at least Reptile was made public.