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As a Friche removal trap that can be shot without reducing the number of cards in your hand and on the field, it is a card of the highest standard that far surpasses the ring of destruction.
If the target is a monster with ATK 2400 or less, by sending Nutos to her GY, after processing the effect of this card, Nutos will create a new chain, and by destroying one card each with this card and the effect of Nutos, it will be effectively 1. A great card to add.
Even though it's a multiple removal, it doesn't step on Staro or 《The Huge Revolution is Over》, and Nutos can also destroy the back line, so I don't want to put in cards that break his Spell Trap from the main, but I'm worried about the existence of specific permanent meta Spells and traps. It can be said that it is a removal trap that can be recommended for decks.
It's a card that will definitely be checked every time a new EX Deck monster with a GY triggering effect appears.
On the other hand, the disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon from the EX Deck is that if you activate it on your own turn, it will take longer than expected, so be careful.

A summoning negate system Counter Trap exclusively for Lightsworn that has earned the disgraceful title of having the lowest performance among many Counter Traps.
Although it is dedicated to the theme, it does not have a dedicated search method, and its effect is just the same as the horn, which is also considered to be of low rank in Counter Trap.
It's not like he's good at handling, but the release cost is limited to Lightsworn.
Currently, the horn is getting a dedicated support 《Harvest Angel of Doom》, and his position is getting worse and worse.

A unique monster that can be treated as 6 even if it is not level 6 when using a monster whose original owner has the same level as the opponent's as an Xyz material.
Due to its nature, it is very compatible with control-stealing cards and cards that resurrect from the opponent's girlfriend's GY.
And that effect has two effects, including an all-purpose removal effect, and it's wonderful that they work together and still complete on their own.
With general-purpose cards such as Monster Reborn, Mind Control, Triple Tactics Talent, Ice Dragon's Prison, and Crackdown, he can even put out a single level 6 monster in his Deck. It would be possible.
Furthermore, there is no upper limit to the number of materials, and the more materials you have, the more times you can use two effects. Deck like this would be a good candidate.
Aside from being an activation effect, its removal ability far surpasses that of Cerberus and Phoenix, which are easier to use any monster as a material than this card. If you have his deck that can be put out to the world, by all means.

The non-Ropo Plant used by Malik.
At that time, it was treated as something else, but the token generation effect with no limit on the number of times it can be generated is an amazing effect that is unlikely to come out as it is in the environment after the introduction of Link.
Not only is there no limit on the number of times he can attack, he also has no special summon limit, and the tokens that appear on this card also have decent hit points.
However, the fact that he requires two GY monsters for one token can be said to be a natural adjustment as there is no limit on the number of times.
If it happens repeatedly, he will run out of resources in no time, but with the introduction of a new system, its usefulness will be re-evaluated due to its compatibility with the system and the lack of restrictions. It is a card that is attractive because of its unique strengths.

It was started by Malik in the original work.
He probably designed it as a Fiend, but he happened to be born in a plant and was given plant-related effects.
At that time, it was an exceptional resurrection effect, and since 《Creature Swap》also existed, it was said that it was an effect that was allowed because it was a plant.
After the appearance of Gigapla, its reputation rose rapidly because it could be used as a Synchro material for Duloren, but from that time on, he said that it would be an accident if you drew this card alone in the first hand without a card that enriched GY. It was
However, his ATK is at least enough to participate in battle, so it's not bad to use.
Currently, due to the overwhelming decline of the battle destruction trigger, it tends to be treated as a delicate card.

A card that is said to be the "torture monster" used by Malik in the Battle City arc of the original story, and in a different sense from "Revival Jam", it is a monster that must have had a great impact on the duelists who read it.
There are traces of trying to recreate the effects of the original work in the three-turn kill and invincible mode during torture, but the result was a card that was too weak, like the 2nd season version of 《Swordsman from a Distant Land》. .
Monsters under torture do not lose their status, they can attack, change their battle position, release them, activate monster effects, and do not negate. That's it.
At the time when ghosts hadn't appeared yet, it was a valuable monster with combat resistance, but with this, it's just a massage machine that breaks down after 3 turns.
With the ominous yet attractive design, I wonder if the troublesome feeling of a powerful monster that was felt in the original work will be completely lost when it comes to cards.
Worst of all, in the original work, this card was duplicated with Machine Duplication. Not reproduced.
It's a mystery card that the more I think about it, the more I think about it.

Sulea has a mysterious charm, with a bright red background shining against a blue body.
It's a good impression that it has a decent amount of RBI, but even though it's a battle destruction trigger and his LP cost is also there, this slow recovery has been rated poorly since the 2nd season when this card appeared.
Those who knew the terrifying strength of this card in the original would have been disappointed by this adjustment that betrayed their expectations so much.

One of the "Machine-like Fiends" used by Malik. A card that Jonouchi guessed in a quiz.
Regarding this card, the text clearly states that it is a killing machine, but he is a Fiend.
At least he looks more like a Machine than Bowganian, his Machine monster that Malik also used...
The shadow is thin, but this is also more useful than the Machine-like Fiend Bysardes that Malik used.
A low-class 18 RBI that doesn't have any bad effects, if it's a fan deck, it can be adopted with ease if there is love.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG world, it is a monster with the honorable title of Chosen Monster of Small Fish Monster.
Not only is it a fusion material for naming two monsters, but the variety of related cards developed in the form of the Wight clan is one of the best non-theme cards, and has appeared in many Spell Trap illustrations.
There are too many substitute monsters, so it's getting a little farther from being a unique existence, but the existence of a monster named Prince that has an effect that specifies this monster's name still has its existence value, so I won't give it this much score. I don't mind.
He is also a monster that was sent out to Rush Duel as a representative of Zombie.

A monster sent to Rush Duel as a Dragon representative.
Blue-Eyed has already been selected as a representative of the highest class of Dragons, Lesser Dragon as a lower class in the 1st term, and 《Lizard Soldier》as a lower class in the 2nd term. It will be.
In the early days, even though he was limited to Normal Monster, the area where many representative players were selected from the beginning was just a Dragon.
And the status is as miserable as the illustration and text, which is the lowest level even as an advanced vanilla of Rush.
If the defense was 200 less, it would have been a low class, but... it's not even designated as a fusion material, so there's nothing to see except that it's the original monster of the Dragon Zombie.
The tattered wings that seem to say that I will become a cursed god after this are painful. And it is an appearance that can only be thought that it was designed from the beginning to actually become a zombie.
And when he becomes a zombie and loses his defensive power, he drops to level 3 with the same ATK.

A monster sent to Rush Duel as a representative of the Winged Beast.
He has the highest level of ATK for a low-level monster in early Rush Duel.
As a low-ranking bird and beast in the 1st term, it is a recruiter status with an RBI that is second only to the one who wears the crown.
The card name is specified in the fusion material, and his Fusion Monster is also quite strong, so it can be said that he was a main player in the Desert Storm Deck until Birdman appeared.
Although he puts forward the fact that he is a holy being, in fact he is a very common wind bird beast.
By the way, since the 1st season, even if his ATK is less than 1500 in Fuchojuu Vanilla, he has a super-major competitor called Harpie Lady.
Otherwise, I would have liked to add another point.

A monster sent to Rush Duel as a Fiend representative.
Over there, both offense and defense are high as a low-level monster in the early rush, and the status isn't bad.
In the OCG, the low-level demon attacker has been dominated by Rajin since the first term.
His appearance is a stereotypical demon-kun with no special features.
Of the three gremlins, he is the only non-reptile gremlin.
His own card name is specified in the fusion material, but few people will remember who it was.
By the way, the correct answer is 《Rose Spectre of Dunn》.

One of the nostalgic Normal Monsters sent out in Rush Duel, but for some reason this card is the only card in Season 2.
Even though I'm not particularly from the game, it's really painful to say vanilla with this performance in the second season.
It may have been designed as a monster for the dragon faction led by Tyrant Dragon, but it is a monster that has a limit to the number of heads.
Apparently they are sometimes mistaken for army dragons.

A monster that was sent to Rush Duel as a representative of the first low-ranking Dragons.
The low-ranking dragons of the 1st season are notorious for being weak, but even so, there were level 4 monsters with his ATK around Blackland Fire Dragon, as well as Devil Dragons.
One point is added because the card name is specified for the fusion material.
By the way, in DM4, it's a pretty strong low class monster.

Daiza's friend who has summoning conditions that come out with a large number of exclusions.
It has a backside exclusion effect that doesn't take targets that can be used like a mole, so it's strong against people with resistance, and it's wonderful that it's effective even when you're hit as a matter of course.
Also, when encountering this card, be careful not to use Super Fusion to mistakenly use it as a fusion material for Starve Venom.
The effect that cannot be used on your own fusion material is applied to the opponent as well.