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A rather pitiful card that is mainly used to send to the opponent and have them die together with the two cards in their hand.
It's one of the types of combos that I don't really feel motivated to do, although I don't like it when my opponent kills me.

Among the many Photon monsters, this monster must be said to be an overwhelming failure.
It was normal to have one card like this in the 5th and 6th themes, but the effect was so tragic that I wondered if there was such a monster among them.
There's no way that any general-purpose effect that doesn't select a deck would be good, so I wanted Delta Wing to appear rather than sending such a monster out into the world.

With the effect of Evoltile, he is a Level 6 Evolsaur that exerts a mysterious detrimental effect when Special Summoned.
I can understand the story if you can make use of the disadvantage with a card in the theme assuming a combo, but that is not the case at all.
Even if ATK goes up by 500, it won't be destroyed by effects, but I think it's fine considering the standards at the time, but I don't think I could find a good place to drop this card.
Either way, it doesn't seem like they'll let him fight while he's still alive, so even if his ATK goes down, it probably won't affect the actual operation, but even so, this isn't the case.

Even among his Evoltile members, who have a reputation for the high average score of the monsters they belong to, he exerts a powerful effect of Deck Recruit, albeit at a slow speed.
It also has the defensive power to withstand the attacks of lower class monsters, so if it survives, it will be a chance to use it as a material.
He's being recruited, and if Evolsaur's side had an iron plate monster that would definitely be this guy, he'd be even more brilliant.

If you hit it, it's a Special Summon, and if you miss it, it's a Special Summon. This is all I have to say.
It is a general-purpose monster whose only race is Reptile, which is extremely rare for a Reptile.

A Trap card that was used by Yugi in the original Battle City edition, and is famous for being sent to the OCG as a restricted card incredibly quickly after it appeared in the OCG.
Unlike the original, the activation conditions and effects that had nothing to do with Bramaghi and Girl became the enemy at the time, for better or worse.
I'm sure there are quite a few veteran duelists who have experienced the futile mud-fighting until they draw a face-down removal spell, knowing that the set card is clearly a cylinder, but just because that's why you'll die if you hit it.
It was a card that could stably deal more than 1,500 damage on top of stopping attacks, but it had an attack-reactive trap effect that was weak against face-down removal, and even if it was successfully activated, it wouldn't lead to any additional effects. naturally fell into disrepair.
However, it is also a trap that can not be taken lightly against his deck, which pays off his own LP with God Trap, etc.
It is a card that symbolizes that even if you build a solid defense by sealing Special Summon, even if you have an overwhelming ad difference, it will be meaningless if the player dies.

A non-Machine type armed soldier whose abilities are very low even at the level of the first term.
What was the intention behind bringing such Normal Monsters to the world in season 2?
It's not like he's from DM2 or DM4, he's not level 2, and of course he doesn't have an effect that designates himself or his Fusion Monster...
Hmmm, who the hell are you? It's kind of a monster.
In the Doma edition of the anime DM, it received special treatment as being featured as one of the essential monsters to bring out the Ziggurat.

A monster with his original ATK, which is the best for a loosely bound general-purpose link 2.
Since he can use the one-time resurrection effect without choosing any deck, it can be dealt effectively with a deck that uses a lot of temporary control grabs rather than playing a Phoenix that doesn't use the effect.
However, it is the current situation that there are few cases where it is adopted for that reason alone.
In DARK, he has an ATK of 2000 or more, so it can be said that he is a very good medium for a magic deck that can come out of EX even if you choose a deck.

In some races with poor quality Normal Monsters, this card is actually the highest ATK for lower Normal Monsters.
Cats are superior in that they are less likely to lose in battles between lower class monsters, but they are superior in terms of being able to participate in damage races, and overall the impression is that they are easier to use.
Of course, you can freely change your racial attributes, you can attack, you won't be eliminated even if you are defeated, and you can't order the timing of activation, so you can feel that it has made a lot of progress since Apophis.

In fact, 2100 is the maximum defensive power of lower normal monsters, excluding tokens and trap monsters.
In other words, it has the highest defensive power of a low class Normal Monster among all races and all attributes.
I want to use it for various materials by taking advantage of its nature that can be anything.
You can use this card as a stepping stone to get rid of a Phoenix when your opponent uses a sensor in the Unified Race Deck.

An Xyz monster that has the effect of a combination of perfect counter and hyper abduction, which is like nonsense.
Didn't you make a mistake in setting the effect of those who often use X materials? It is a congratulatory frog modeled after a kagami mochi.
In addition to coming out of Bahasha, his ATK exceeded 2000 as a matter of course.
With the new rule, it went from unlimited to limited, but you can use your own effect to return extras to his deck, so if Bahasha survives, you can get another one.
The only good thing about it is that if you send yourself to his GY to activate the effect, you step on the grave, and it's weak against rifts and macros even if the opponent comes later.
Conversely, it is a problem because it means that it is strong against Skidre.

Overseas leading Wind-Up.
When the information about this card came out, it was a card that was treated as "the strongest XX series that I thought of".
It is a monster that everything is meshing with the user's demands and is as strong as you can imagine.

A monster that looks like it was born from the wrong image of the East.
It's still a monster in the Extra Deck, so it's still better, but people tend to avoid effects that refer to specific types of monsters that come out of the opponent-dependent Extra Deck.
This card is one of them, and it's a one-shot trick that triggers Synchro Summoning that has no other effect, and the too mediocre RBI also adds to the disappointment.

A card that has reached the point where it could become a restricted card at any time.
That's how much she has too many spells and traps with GY-triggered effects.
Her Spell Trap, which is politely made to be unable to use her GY effect on the turn sent to her GY, is not limited to simple field activations, but also the existence of this card. You can see that it is.

A Link 4 monster that serves as the boss character of the Troymare Link Monster group, which has the motif of an imaginary creature.
The yellow unicorn is his DARK and this purple card is his LIGHT.
A Link 4 monster with a rare link summoning trigger effect that allows you to reuse Spell Trap, and a strong restraint that prevents Special Summoned monsters from using the effect that activates.
Link materials are also loose, you can specify 2 or more, and it's good that your performance doesn't change depending on the number of link materials or the monsters used as link materials.
However, the effect that cannot use monster effects unless it is in a linked state is also applied to itself, so you cannot use the effect of your own link summoning trigger, or the marker is facing the front, so if you put it in the EX monster zone, your opponent However, the effect will be used normally on monsters Special Summoned in front of this card later, and the effect will not reach monsters that have been NS in the first place. Sometimes it shows.
Due to these specifications, on the contrary, if you link summon a Link Monster to a main monster zone that is not directly in front of an EX monster zone, its performance will suddenly increase.
And if the opponent takes control or is revived, it will be a big problem.
As a general-purpose link, it's certainly quite restrictive, but including the fact that other general-purpose link 4s are notable, in the end, if the deck doesn't have enough development power and reserve power to put this card into the main monster zone, It is undeniable that he cannot bring out his true power.