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A Penguin with two bounce effects, forward bounce and backward bounce, 1 on either turn.
Although it is an anime card, its effect is in line with the characteristics of Penguin in OCG.
Backward Bounce has a wider range, but it can only be used when it's backed up, or when it's blocked from getting involved in removal/deployment, so there aren't many opportunities to actively target it.
After all, if the conditions for triggering a forward bounce are Tuner with his Special Summon trigger, with a Penguin Deck, you can recruit from Emperor Monarch with Denial, banish opponent monsters instead of bouncing them, and use Synchro, Link, and Rank 3. This is because it can be connected to Xyz.

A crushing type direct attacker.
As a direct attacker, his ATK is not much different from the members of the first term, and on top of that, it has to be said that it is a third-class act to reduce the board attack without permission just by attacking.
However, if you deal damage to your opponent, the effect of taking control will be displayed, so this will increase the number of ads.
Even if monsters with meta effects of level 6 or less like Pakike and Vanity's Fiend are attached to moon mirrors and phantom swords, they can slip through them from NS and deal damage to them. can be used.
However, control seizure lasts only until the end phase, you cannot use follow-up attacks or effects, and the attacking self will be crushed and there is no self-SS effect, so even if you use it as the easiest link material , basically requires another step with the help of other cards.
As a direct attacker with a removal effect, it is also difficult to have 《Altergeist Meluseek》, which has a more versatile removal effect with the same WATER.
If you use it, you will be able to take advantage of the fact that it is a Penguin, but even though Control Take is a damage effect, it is an effect that targets the same targets as Pensol, so even though it is faster than that, it is a Penguin that is particularly good as a monster removal. It's hard to say, and considering that Penguin doesn't have cards like Zonmas or Luminous that can revive this card every turn, I have to say it's subtle.
However, as mentioned above, it is true that he is strong against a certain level of suppression, including the fact that he can take control by himself, and fortunately, his GY effect of Nopenguin can be activated even in a damage situation, so there is no need to worry about it. Compatibility is good.
Also, it's not that the stolen monster can't activate its effect, but the effect is completely negate, so if you steal an opponent's monster that has an SS seal, it's easier to deal with.

A pretty valuable card that negates the effects of trap cards that are already in play and prevents the activation of new trap cards.
Not being able to activate itself is a pretty powerful effect in Yu-Gi-Oh. There is no.
Despite being a veteran, it has a lot of support, and I think it can still be said that it is an excellent monster in the Trap meta.

A high-ranking Shocker species that has a reputation for having almost the same performance as before evolution, like a metalized monster.
It's good that there is no deterioration in the effect and it's a complete addition, but I feel that the added effect is too much.
It's hard to find a role other than a card for changing bodies for Shockers, who are already self-destructing, and in fact this hasn't changed since the end of the 5th period when this card appeared.

It wasn't Cyber Raider, Giga Cyber, or the new Jinzo that was given the role of a dedicated searcher, but a Bounder remake monster.
Although it is slightly short of 18 RBI, I am naturally grateful for the card that brings the dedicated Spell & Trap to a realistic operational level. It is also possible to search each other, and it is also good that there are no trivial disadvantages after activation.
The second half of the effect is designed to remove monsters that have been hit back by the original, but for some reason it is a mysterious specification that can not be hit back when attacked by yourself, so it is a bonus effect in the end. .
Leaving aside the subtle effects in the second half as a check, it was even better that even Jacker could search and deploy with the Jinzo name. I gave it 9 points.

There is no name turn 1 or anything, the effect of discarding all cards in each hand and drawing 5 is truly a wonderland.
It's slow due to the reverse, and it's becoming a story of a fantasy world now that you can wait for such a thing to set up all the cards that can be set face down and say something like Metapoflag.
In the end, this card is forced to face-up and pulled out to the field, and the card effect is used to wake it up and lay it down, and the effect is used over and over again on the spot.
With this card at its core, it's even possible to build a deck of his that draws his opponent in one turn.

First appeared in DM3, narrowed down to 7 in DM4, and the only construction monster that came out as an OCG with great pains, it's a disappointing style to put it out as it is as vanilla.
When I was in DM3, I had a more decent appearance, but how did it turn out like this?
By the way, the most popular is, of course, Light Law Medium, but I prefer Angler Fatfish and Longnose Blue Mammoth.
Postscript: Since 《Light Law Medium》was OCGized in the January 2022 Regular Pack, it finally lost its identity as the only former construction monster that was OCGized.
If this happens, take out all the heart-freezing Snow Crystals, Redmayne Blue Breeches, and Root Dragonwood!

The main monster of Gonbutori Yugi in DM4.
In the game, it becomes Mystical Sand when fused with a female monster, and her ATK is the highest among low-class rocks that are fusion materials in DM4.
No one has designated it as a fusion material in the OCG.
It doesn't feel like it has a lower overall score than Sandstone, but since it has 《Giant Soldier of Stone》and no one has specified this card as a fusion material, 1 point is unavoidable.

A monster of brute deeds and ideas created solely to crush Crystal Beasts placed on the field as a Continuous Spell.
The effect of being able to use it up to two times is also a dual wielding hahaha, and it seems that he is immersed in joy alone.

Among the many vanilla monsters with the lowest abilities in the 1st term, such as 《✪ Leo Wizard》and 《Morinphen》, it is one of the monsters that is not particularly talked about.
It has the same race, attributes, and ATK, but its defense is 400 higher than this card.

He is an EARTH low-level Genex whose level has been set assuming that he will be an S material for Geo Genex.
And as for its effect, it's a troublesome card that makes you say, "What are you going to do if you survive at the expense of the monsters that are the core of the theme?"
No matter how you look at it, it feels like this should be a substitute for the Genecon, and as a low-class monster, it has the minimum defensive power that can be a wall, so that's the score.
In the past, it was a text that allowed monsters other than Genecon with a Genecon name to substitute for it, but in the end no monsters with Genecon names other than Genecons appeared, and it is also a card with a history of having its text errata when reprinted. .

I don't know why I have to issue an Attack Position with this status, assuming that the conditions can't be helped anymore.
It's defensive power isn't very high either, and it's not the premise of using it as a material right away.

The low-ranking Naturia members didn't do much work despite their various demands, but this card was a relatively easy-to-use recruiter as a standard at the time of its introduction.
Although it is limited to Attack Position, the effect is triggered just by sending it to GY from the field, and since it is possible to recruit lower-class Naturia including the same name card, it leads to maintaining the battle line by recruiting Cliff and Ant Joe after the second card, It's not bad as a way to summon Morkricket and Camellia, who joined the party from the 11th generation.
Due to the specifications of the effect, it's a pity that it doesn't work when used as a material for Special Summon, but it can be said that it is an acceptable level because it has its own RBI.
The main races on Naturia's main deck side are Plants and Insects, but the rock Naturia, which is a rare species, has such an excellent effect.
Coupled with the fact that Naturia is his EARTH theme, it would be possible to take some of his Naturia with him to the rocky side if he felt like it.

In recent years, in the Adamancipator Deck, along with Koa'ki Meiru, his EARTH Rock monster is attracting attention as a care figurine.
It has three permanent effects, such as granting resistance to targets other than itself, not being able to place counters, negate the effects of Field Spells including the GY effect … It should be said that it is versatile, or it should be said that it is too pinpointed and has a strong habit. In any case, it is excellent that only the other party is bound by this.
The easiest to use is resistance to all targets, and the rest of the effects are aimed to some extent, but those effects are also strong against Savage and Demon Cave.
It supports blogo and Ties of the Brethren with 4 earth rock axes, but since it doesn't have combat ability on its own, it's difficult to use it with a metabi axis without a moon mirror.
Of course, if you put it next to Koaki or Pakike, your opponent will only be able to shoot foam shadows at this card, so if you don't mind reducing the number of hitters, it may be an option.

A monster with a sense of being named in a random word.
It's one of the few material designations that refers to his Pyro, but it's not very cool that the RBI increase due to his own effect doesn't last forever.
Because of that, the effects in the latter half of the game are harder to activate, and the banishment effects are not good enough to increase the number of banished cards or to interfere.
In his Pyro Deck, which can produce Rank 4, it's worth inserting one card... It's a card that you have to start from the beginning, and Pyro is such a race.