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She's Koa'ki Meiru, who sets up a strong permanent meta like Drago, and the race and reveal cost are her Fiends.
There are monsters that are not effective even in light DARK, but the biggest strength is that if it is an effect that activates in the main phase, it can also catch hand triggers and her GY triggers.
As Koa'ki Meiru is a lower class, I thought it was the usual level 4 with 19 RBIs, but he is throwing a little curve ball with a level 3 with 17 RBIs.
It will be easily overtaken by 18 points, so compared to Drago, it will be difficult to enter from the main.

Warrior Koa'ki Meiru is a low-ranking monster with an ATK of 2000, and a brute force weapon with continuous attack effects that are worthy of his dual-wielding style.
It is an attacker with the spirit of taking advantage in battle, and it is appreciated that the second attack can be a direct attack on the player.
However, due to his nature, he can't do anything against opponents whose ATK is higher than himself, so I have the impression that he is rarely used in Koa'ki Meiru's main body or his Warrior Deck.
If you want it to be the main axis of battle, it would be good to use it together with cards that increase RBI, such as Overcore Limit.

A card that can strengthen Koa'ki Meiru, which was difficult to strengthen all due to the race attribute mixed theme, with one card.
If you bet the steel core, you can further increase the enhancement value, and 1500 is a considerable figure for overall enhancement.
Koa'ki Meiru Since I don't have a name, I can't search with Vajra Core, so I had to draw with the help of Koa'ki Meiru and Koa'ki Meiru. significantly increased.

Beast-Warrior Koa'ki Meiru, who has the strongest low-class Koa'ki Meiru monster of the same race as Urunite, is blessed with just that.
Even though it's a low-class monster with a high RBI of 19 RBIs, it's undeniable that the effects that low-class monsters exert by inducing battle destruction are outdated. It is a nice specification that he can be picked up even with a spell card.
Especially when an opponent's monster attacks, if you successfully intercept it by adding 《Horn of the Phantom Beast》to its damage sting, it's really good.
If you don't have an opponent monster that you can defeat in battle, it's just a demerit attacker, so it doesn't tend to be used much at present, but it's definitely a strength that counts from the top in low-level Koa'ki Meiru.

Top-notch Koa'ki Meiru who works at the head office.
20 hit points, it is very good that you don't have to throw away the steel core when the recruit effect is activated.
Beast-Warrior Koa'ki Meiru has a good companion in Crusader, and with the presence of Kongo Kakuryu and his Fire Formation, the search system is thick and there's no complaints.
With the advent of the latest card supplier, the ad earning power has further improved and it's going well.
In this situation, I would like to worship Rank 4 Koa'ki Meiru Xyz and Link 2 Koa'ki Meiru.

On the race side, which race did he draw atari in Koa'ki Meiru other than Rock? If you ask me, the Dragon who was given this card with the permanent effect of sealing Special Summon at the lower grade 19 RBI would be mentioned.
As a Rock, he stands alongside Pakike in drought.As a member of the Special Summon Seal, he was a Rock and he was a talent that EARTH wanted to recruit by all means. .
However, speaking of Dragon, it is also a race where the darkness and LIGHT that this card seals are flourishing.

Koa'ki Meiru A card that competes with Koa'ki Ring and Steel Nuclear Disposal for the lowest rank among the support.
Even though the effect is just Mirafo, the activation conditions are much more difficult than his other Koa'ki Meiru support.
Only 1 point is added because you can search by supplier or Kongokaku.

I'm writing a lot of things, but the role is the wall.
Despite its high defensive power, its own effect cannot be demonstrated unless it is face-up on the field during your draw phase, so you cannot summon it to expose this ATK, and attack the opponent's monster. I can only see the pampering of receiving it with this defensive power and becoming a face-up.
As for the score, 2 points will be added for a low-level defense of 2200, and 1 point will be deducted for a status setting that doesn't mesh well with the effect.
It's a pity that it's the most useless monster in the lower Koa'ki Meiru, and it's not strong at all even if the combo premise card works well.
By no role, I mean they're never called to the Machine Deck, which means they're unlikely to play a role in the Race Deck.
Low class Koa'ki Meiru It can be said that it is the lowest monster by far.

Koa'ki Meiru doesn't have many strange effects, so it's enough to get 3 points just for high stats, and 5 points or more if effects are included.
Even though there are no other undead within Koa'ki Meiru, the effect makes him closer to Koa'ki Meiru, and the effect does not show its power unless GY is well-trained to some extent. .
RBI is not bad, but it is not possible to self-SS, so if you release one body and put it out, it would be better to use Luke Lord.

The third son of the three Kami Trap brothers, Counter Trap has been popular since its introduction due to its excellent activation cost, lightness, and negate range. A super-powerful general-purpose trap that always stands in the way of subsequent trap cards with similar effects at the same time.
In particular, being able to prevent hand triggers that don't include his Special Summon effect and his GY-triggered monster effects is a distinct advantage over Judgment and Warning.
Like other God Trap, it doesn't have a name Turn 1, so it's strong even if you draw 2 or more cards at the same time. It's good to be able to use it.
However, when negate the effect of a monster on the field, if the monster has destruction resistance, it can be negate, but be careful not to destroy it.
It's the most useful of God Trap, yet it's easy to use, and because it's a Counter Trap, it can't be chained with a negate effect due to a monster effect, so it's a great Counter Trap with high performance afterward, but it's surprisingly easy to care for and escapes. It can be said that it is a card that demonstrates its power even more when used in combination with other God Traps.
From a metabi perspective, it's amazing how reassuring it is when you're in a two-stage stance with Air Fo, but if you don't hide Sentence, Starro, and Kakumei Gaeshi together, you'll end up being frightened by the opponent's Nagisa and Raist. Good balance.

At one point, it was completely lost to notices that cost less LP, block all Special Summons that also don't create chain blocks, and stop monster effects that don't involve summoning, but it's still worth using, The second son of the God Trap 3 brothers who may take precedence depending on the deck.
Capturing NS is the biggest strength that is not in the notice, and in addition, if it is an effect including Special Summon, it is an excellent Counter Trap that catches it regardless of monster effects and Spell Trap.
In particular, it is wonderful that it is strong against cards that special summon large monsters from direct hits of one Spell Trap card without being deployed on the field, such as fusions, and it is the strongest level if it is knocked down first.
However, since it has low performance and a very high LP cost, it is a card that tends to be disliked by sentences and notifications that have a little interference range. It is a fact.
As for the illustration, it seems that only the "God" depicted on this card is a completely different person from the God depicted on the Counter Trap, which is considered to be the other God Trap. Didn't you have plans to release more series after this?

It's a miracle card that has a search effect when summoned and has a recovery effect when defeated.
It's said that he's a magic swordsman, but it wouldn't be wrong to say that he doesn't have talent with the sword or his spells.
This is because everything from the race settings to the specifications of the effects are out of alignment, and it's finished in such a terrible way that it can only be assumed that it was designed by someone who obviously doesn't know much about the related cards.
The mysterious effect of catching his very limited Spell only once, which is not clear what it is supposed to do, is a merit effect, but it makes this card even more disappointing. .
Also, this can be said for all cards, but if the effect is disappointing, if it has the minimum RBI, it will be used somehow. do not have.
Will there ever be such a low score for a low class monster that can do both search and salvage in the future?

His Zombie ace in the first period, whose ATK is enhanced in proportion to the number of GY monsters.
However, in order to catch up with the RBI of the strongest high-level monster in the 1st term, Summoned Skull, GY would need 9 monsters, and his GY fertilizing power in the 1st term card pool was Canosol + Wickry + Ultimate Offering. It was quite difficult to go there unless you used a combo with》.
In fact, according to the 1st term standard, if his ATK or DEF is 100 less, he is a low class monster, and his original status is a severe monster.
However, in that most of them have no effects, this card is definitely a blessing.
In the original, it didn't appear on the field and immediately fused with the labyrinth wall and changed into Wall Shadow, but in the OCG it has nothing to do with them.
In True DM2, this monster is a special monster that automatically transforms into a wall shadow when entering a labyrinth terrain.

A monster that once showed its face to Alien and Venom.
Its ATK is relatively high, and at the time it was one of the few useful effects that referenced Reptile.
Currently, a monster that would probably come with a conditional self-SS effect.
It's becoming less and less common to put out monsters in the backside Defense Position, so if you want to use it effectively, it's essential to use your own Tsukusho or Dark Sword.

Not a bad card for a Reptile when it first came out.
But of course it's not an effect, it's a wall that can be made to his Tribute of "Ultra Evolution Pill", and this score is just an evaluation of the defense power that receives the minimum attack.