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Among Arcana Force, this monster has the least advantage and at the same time the least disadvantage.
Due to the upright effect, when Tribute Summoning the highest Arcana Force, it can be treated as releasing two bodies, but the corresponding Moon and World can also be Special Summoned, and all monsters belonging to this can be Special Summoned. Among the double-cost monsters that correspond to Star Seraph's Arcana Force, there is also Gellenduo, which has the same Star Seraph and higher ATK and performance than this monster.
As a Lower Arcana, it's a merit to be able to land on the field with a stable ability value at face value regardless of the result of a coin toss, and it's rare to be adopted unless it's a deck with all Arcana Forces on it. prize.
After getting the upright effect, Reading's girlfriend's GY effect releases this monster and Tribute Summons the world.

A low-class monster with a stable 19 RBIs, as part of his Psychic at the beginning.
I originally liked his ATK 1900 low class monsters, but this monster is still my favorite early Psychic monster because of its appearance.
It's called Psycho Mai Mai, and I've been indebted to you as an attacker by stacking 3 cards in the fledgling Psychic Deck.
Note that there are some rulings that can't be read from the text that give double attacks to kindred, especially that they can't give the effect to themselves.

Godova, an undeniable removal trap for specific races that didn't follow the poisonous snake.
It's a card that can be activated in response to Thunder's summoning action, and even if it's rotten, it's an all-purpose single-target removal card, but it's a Trap card, but the activation conditions are difficult to activate during the opponent's turn, which is also a factor that lowers the evaluation.
Even if it's Turn 1, I have the impression that there are still places to see if it's Continuous Trap.

A very useful and valuable Trap card that can be used both to hinder the opponent by returning cards selected from each other's GY cards to his deck, and to replenish his deck with search and recruit targets.
It's a no-cost fritzie with no demerits after it's activated, and it's clever that it can target up to 2 cards.
Since it can also return Spell Trap cards, its versatility is very high, and it can be said that it is a card that is particularly useful in the appropriate Deck.

One of the Reptile 6-attribute monsters tossed a surprisingly disappointing series.
It is the highest level without self-SS effect, and it is a level that you can understand that the effect after that is weak even if you do not read the battle destruction trigger for this status.

A low-level 18 point monster that can attack continuously, and even if it attacks 3 times, there is no direct attack limit and the damage will not be 0.
However, perhaps because the snake eats the frog, each time it attacks, it has to release the heterogeneous Aqua that serves as its prey. It's very uncool to ask.
It's a disappointing performance that doesn't seem to be in demand whether it's being pushed or being pushed, as it's not a direct attack or kill the opponent all three times.

When I look at cards like this and Necrovalley, I feel that Field Spell has an atmosphere that strengthens the overall RBI, and it is very helpful.
In the case of this card, it is also packed with search, magic resistance grant, Special Summon effect, etc.
It feels like the longed-for Field Spell, which is unavoidable to be called a rough enhancement, and I can't help but give it a perfect score.

It has an unexpected combination effect of penetrating the whole, and the RBI is an amazing 4500.
In addition, it is completely immune to his Spell Trap, including his own cards, and since the opponent cannot use monster effects during the Battle Phase with this card, it can easily be repelled by Mole Raikou Honest and Valero Valezo Astrum. do not have.
The main phase monster effect works normally, so depending on the opponent, it may not be able to show its staying power, but if you think about it assuming that it will come out as an Overload, it can be said that it is more than sufficient.

A special monster whose status is determined by the number of cards you have removed.
It's strong even though it's the only one that has an effect, and that's because in addition to its high enhancement rate, it also has the unique strength of this card that counts cards that are excluded from the back side.
The card was designed at a time when we didn't specify the types of cards that were banished, and when there was almost no concept of front ban or back ban, it came to life over time.
Just activating one Gokin or Kinken will give you 24 RBI, and if you use Gourmet, it will grow into a deadly monster with a whopping 40 RBI.
Strong money and strong greed need to be activated, but exclusion is a cost that is always paid even if it is negate. Of course, it's wonderful that it's also strong against SS containment systems and perfect counter systems.
Of course, I think it's totally ant to use it as another winning source for Burn Decks, as well as specialized construction, and its high power that can fight evenly against monsters with ATK 5000 or even 10000 is very low. It doesn't look like a monster to me.
However, since it is immune to resistance, the removal of Friche works normally, and it is very weak against Skidre Bubble Shadow, so if you set up some God Trap behind you, you will be able to realize even more strength.

A Gemini Monster with a stable ATK of 1800 and a lower class monster of an ancient machine, nothing more and nothing less.
Ancient Machines is a theme that level 4 monsters don't really care about and don't specifically request to get the main monsters out of the EX Deck.
In that case, I think this is the best way to evaluate an 18 RBI attacker who can only get the common effects of the ancient machines even with Dual Summon.
At this level, it feels like it would have been better if it was a Normal Monster that can receive vanilla support that touches the Deck.

A Gemini Monster born overseas that can be said to be Gigapla's best friend. Gigapla's effects not only correspond to Plants, but also to his Insects. .
The fighting ability is also so-so, and it can be said that it is definitely the stronger one among the monsters with effects closer to the Dual body.

One of the general-purpose rank 4X monsters that can be set up for the purpose of restraint because it has the ability to negate the effect of one monster on the field with Friche.
This card alone can only be as restrictive as Sparrow's Tears, so I don't care if it's a monster effect or he's a trap, so I'd like to prepare some kind of two arrows and three arrows.
There aren't many occasions where you can make use of races and attributes, but if you use Conflict or Drought in a Rock Deck, it will be a high priority among Rock Xyz, which is relatively well-rounded at Rank 4.

A type of permanent meta trap that delays the activation timing of spell cards and disturbs the opponent's tempo, and if his pendulum cannot be set, it will not even be possible to place it in the P zone.
His Quick-Play Spell, which he mainly wants to use from his hand during his turn, such as Grave and Obliteration, cannot be used in that way. Movement slows considerably with this one card.
If you use it in his Deck, which has multiple removal effects such as Nagisa and Tsuitsui, it will be even more effective because you can kick away his spell card that your opponent wants to use from the next turn onwards before you use it.
It's interesting to see how it's hard for both you and your opponent to activate the imperial decree or which one is more difficult depending on the deck.
It feels like it's weaker than the imperial command when attacking second, and even if it's knocked down by the first attack, there are many backfires such as super fusion, one drop, and Kozusai. As a card, it's pretty strong.
After all, the Imperial Order has become a banned card due to the Limit Regulations in April 2022, so it can be said that the value of this card, which can stop the activation of all his spell cards in that turn, has become even greater.

A low-class warm who loves XX too much who feels like reviving only when he is alone.
However, if revived in this way, it will be excluded when defeated, and if it becomes a rank 4 Xyz with Z/X, it will not be excluded, but it is not easy to use it as an Xyz material to revive behind the scenes.
The effect is highly versatile as it can be used on its own to bounce an opponent's monster when reversed, but it's defensive power can be overtaken by 19 RBIs, so you shouldn't expect it to survive.
The flow from sending it from his Deck to his GY with Z/X and reviving from his GY with its own effect is beautiful, but I just said that the engagement from there, including Z/X's combat resistance, is indescribable.

The big iron plate of the low-ranking workman who came at the very end, and one half of the XY genius duo who love each other.
If you send Yagan to GY with your own effect, you can immediately use that effect.
With 18 RBIs, he is perfect as a monster whose role is to end the game.
With the appearance of this card, most low-level warm has become a waste box.