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Sergey's "Earthbound" monsters, who have been nominated for the voting project of the same series in the past, won the biggest new slot in Aniqlo 2023.
This pack contains many 5D's "Treasure" cards, and since the "Earthbound" cards were originally the "Earthbound Immortal" cards of the same work, it is practically a 5D's pack. It has taken the form of
This monster is one of the 3 types of monsters that enter the main deck, and has an excellent effect of recruiting or reviving his level 5 or lower Earthbound monsters other than the same name card with the search effect of the summon trigger.
Only 3 monsters are supported at the time of appearance, and there are restrictions on deployment after activation, but there is no problem in order to establish the movement assumed by the theme.
Recruit ✪ Earthbound Prisoner Stone Sweeper with your own effect to reach Level 6S, or use Stone's hand effect to search for this card and use this card's effect to revive Stone to reach Level 6S. This is the basic feature because it can move, but if you already have Stone and Field Spell in your hand, you can aim to fusion summon "✪ Earthbound Commandment Slave Geograsha-Laboras" at once by recruiting "✪ Earthbound Prisoner Of War Line Walker" and searching for "✪ Interfacial Resonance - Synchro Fusion" with its effect. can.
Conversely, if you don't have a Field Spell and you have Otherworld Resonance in your hand, if you search for ✪ Earthbound Prison, you can deploy the stones in your hand with your own effect and move in the same way.
When you have a Field Spell, all your Earthbound monsters, including yourself, gain infinite destruction resistance. Not only can it be combined with an effect that destroys monsters on each other's field, but it is also strong against the opponent's furicde destruction that interferes with fusion summons and S summons when the material monsters are lined up, so you can safely use Special Summon. It's not a bad ability that makes it easier to use for materials.
Since it is a very important opening card for [Earthbound], I would like to make full use of 《One for One》etc.

A new ace monster of his Salamangreat that was added with Fire DP, and contrary to most expectations that it would definitely be a Link 5, it is the second Link 4 monster.
Reincarnation Link's effect of triggering L summons is not weak because it exerts the all-purpose search effect of the theme, but if you use it properly, it's a little sad that this effect can be produced by making Link 4's Reincarnation Link. I feel it.
No, no, it's an effect that I'm very grateful for, but I think it's not a job for a Link 4 monster to do before Reincarnation Link.
GY activates in response to the destruction of face-up FIRE monsters on your field, and the effect of reviving with the ATK of the destroyed monsters powered up can be used endlessly every turn, and the link material Due to the restrictions on the effect and the conditions for activating this effect, it is also possible to use this effect in a Deck centered around FIRE monsters other than [Salamangreat].
That being said, I don't really hear about vanilla Link 4, which doesn't have a single effect after using the search effect...
Again, I don't think it's weak or useless at all, but it's definitely not something that people who use Salamangreat have been looking for.
Since it has a theme name and can search for theme cards, it's role is quite different from Accesscode Talker, so I don't think it's a good idea to argue about the value of prioritizing it as a comparison target, but at least the races are the same. Hey you….

A normal spell that allows you to equip one of your own monsters with your girlfriend's GY X monster as an equipment card.
The equipped monster has the same ATK as the X monster that became the equipment card, and is treated as the same attribute as the X monster that became the equipment card. Gives the effect of being able to attack.
Of course, resurrection restrictions are irrelevant, so it is also effective to send the X monster in mind directly from the EX Deck to her GY by other effects, and depending on the equipped X monster, her ATK 4500 of the equipped monster can be reduced. It is possible to set it to 5000.
Since X monsters will enter the field as equipment cards, they are compatible with X monsters whose effects are triggered when they are destroyed on the field or when sent to her GY, and the effects of those monsters can be X summoned. It is quite interesting that it can be used without it.
If you want to X Summon properly, it would be a good idea to put out the EX Monster Zone and quickly convert it into Gravity Controller, then target that Gracon with this card.
Since it is an "Xyz" Spell card, it can be searched with "Astraltopia" and "Generation Force". Hope is better suited for the search role.
However, in this case, it should be noted that it is difficult to make use of the continuous attack effect with Astral Hope, whose ATK is originally 0.

With one of his spell cards, by sending two tuners and one non-tuner on his field to his GY at a cost, he can EX a total of two Fusion Monsters and S monsters. Super epoch-making "Fusion" Normal Spell that allows you to Special Summon from the Deck.
However, during the activation turn, the types of monsters that can be Special Summoned from the EX Deck are limited to fusion and S monsters, and neither of them are treated as being Special Summoned by fusion summons or S summons, so some trigger effects will not work. There are many problems with the two monsters that have been Special Summoned, such as not activating, permanent effects such as resistance not being applied, and resurrection restrictions not being met. is not even an option.
That's why it's weakened considerably from the specifications written as text when it appeared in the anime, but instead, "✪ Earthbound Prisoner Of War Line Walker" has an effect that allows you to search and salvage this card by specifying its name, so it's there. Can you say salvation?
If you want to have both Fusion and Synchro Monsters as your target monsters, you will need to line up 2 monsters in a very limited combination in order to activate it, so it's a very exciting card that gives you the fun of searching for effective combinations. I think, but the strength of that habit is quite strong, and there are both fusion and S monsters in the theme like [Earthbound], which is closely related to this card itself, and the Fusion Monster is specified. If you try to use a deck other than the one set up for this card, such as the content of fusion materials and the level of S monsters, it will be difficult for the average duelist to use it well without imitating someone else.
On the contrary, if you can find it, it would be really cool, and I respect you from the bottom of my heart.

This Equip Spell, made with Phoenix Gearfried in mind, is OCG-made by adding a GY effect based on reflections on Divine Sword - Phoenix Blade.
ATK up and its rise range, this card is the same as giving unlimited double attack ability to all specific own monsters including monsters equipped with this card as a cost, but the third effect added in OCG is the monster effect As an activation cost of , it is immediately recycled when it is sent to GY or removed.
For some reason, the increase in ATK is the same as that dagger Elma and Fenibre, and the salvage effect of those two cards was like that, so although this card naturally has the name Turn 1, the activation cost of the monster effect is If it is, it is very good that it can be sent to GY from any area or excluded, and that it can be collected on the spot.
You can pay the cost first and equip it to a monster after collecting it. Could also be used as his spell card for cost.
Even for the effect that allows the entire body to be hit continuously, it is necessary to put in the first shot and the equipped monster survives, so it is necessary to develop to some extent, but it is a technique to destroy the monster and get the opponent's LP. I think it's a pretty nasty effect.

A card used by Pegasus in the video duel that is the introduction to the original Kingdom arc.
《Nightmare Magician》, which appeared in the previous regular pack, had most of the effects of this card built in, and the scene where this card was used was also reproduced, so it was a delicate line whether this card would be OCGized or not. However, it seems that the OCG conversion has been carried out safely.
However, in exchange for that, I'm very disappointed that the BIG5 slot I was looking forward to was gone this time.
In the OCG, it is a Quick-Play Spell that allows you to choose one of three effects that can be used by the Spellcaster, which also belongs to "Illusionist Faceless Mage", which used this in the original, and the illusionary demons, a new race from the 12th term, and this is also "Nightmare Magician". As with , each of the three has an effect that is conscious of the same scene in the original.
However, the second effect can only be activated during the opponent's turn, and the third effect can only be used when the opponent declares an attack, so its performance is quite subtle.
I think that the second effect will be mainly used to interfere with Friche during the opponent's turn. I wonder if it's okay.
Surprisingly, the effect that grants combat destruction resistance that doesn't disappear during the turn is the most useful, isn't it?
I think it's a card that can be chosen and played, but I don't think it's a card that should be prioritized when building his Deck seriously.
The illustrations aren't as special as "Dragon Nails" either...

Of the three non-OCG Arcana Forces that appeared in the anime, perhaps because the name of the card directly represents "Devil", it also appeared in the TF series, which contains many non-OCG cards as game original cards. This card was expected to be the last to be OCGized among the three, but suddenly in 2023, it was the first to be OCGized alone among the three.
For Arcana, which transitions from low grade to high grade to highest grade every time the number assigned to itself exceeds a multiple of 7, this card with a number of 15 is the weakest offense and defense as the highest grade Arcana, but it has been converted to OCG. With the addition of the ability to search and salvage the key card 《Light Barrier》just by discarding it from the hand, this alone has made it an important card with a confirmed level of 8 points or more in [Arcana Force] at least. .
Especially for "Arcana Force XXI - The World", which has a strong upright effect, it will be indispensable to stabilize its operation.
In addition, the effect that can be obtained by tossing a coin has been an effect that has some merit since the anime appeared in both upright and reverse positions, but in OCG it is now activated even when the opponent is attacked, which is a big difference.
This benefit is particularly large for the upright position, that is, the effect when the coin toss comes out, and the point that self-destruction is no longer reinforced because the activation is no longer forced.
Conversely, when the coin is face down, the reverse position effect will force each other's Monster Zones to become vacant along with this card, even if you are attacked by the opponent when you are superior, so you should be careful.
In any case, there is no doubt that it is a performance that stands apart from many of the poor and completely useless Arcana Forces that have been OCGed so far.

Here is the OCG card that was used by Jonouchi in the battle between Jonouchi and Keith in the original kingdom arc, and was replaced with this card in the anime instead of the 《Trap Hole》in the work.
The effect is an attack-reactive removal trap with a burn effect that depends on the power of the removed monster, but it can only be activated against monsters that are on the field that turn, and the effect is also a single removal by destruction, so the target Although it is not taken, the rank will be particularly low if it is only the effect among the attack reaction type trap cards that are shunned.
It can be said that the value of this card is fully concentrated in that it belongs to the "Trap Hole" Normal Trap card group that can benefit from the effects of enchanting monsters.
"Trap Hole" When viewed as a Normal Trap card, it is valuable to be an attack reactive Trap card with an LP cut effect.

A monster that can be used as a substitute for one named fusion material that appeared in Season 1, and has the ability to search for Polymerization when discarded from the hand, and is also a remake of Beastking of the Swamps. .
A monster that has the ability to search for a specific Spell Trap card from his hand by discarding it from his hand has already started at the end of the third season... It can be said that it was a monster that lived in the future.
Although he is a "God", his level and offense and defense are lower than those of the King of Beasts, but it is not a card that makes him participate in battles. Since it's WATER, it has the ability to Synchro Summon 《Gungnir, Dragon of the Ice Barrier》.
And by giving this ability to a monster that remade the King of Beasts, which is Aqua, among the substitute monsters for fusion materials in the first phase, it will be the monster that will also be used in [Tearlaments], the champion of the future environment. It became one body.
This is also the achievement of our predecessors who laid the foundation for the ability to substitute fusion materials for his GY.

Counter Trap is a perfect counter for Tearlaments and Visas.
Since the negate card is returned to the Deck, it is also effective against the effects of monsters that are resistant to effect destruction that already exist in the field, which is quite strong compared to similar cards such as notifications.
In contrast to Tearlaments Sulliek, which allows you to GY send the monster in the field that was the activation condition, you need to have another monster in your hand, so you can exchange it for the strength of spell speed and the wide range you can protect. The requirements are heavier here.
If you have two of them, you'll be strong against monsters that have effects that activate and those that don't, so its ability to break through interference and interference is first-class.
Of course, it also has a theme name, and I think it can be said that the anomaly of the Tearlaments theme is that it does not always score 10 points when compared to cards in the theme.
It's a card that can be used against 《Visas Amritara》, which is treated as Visas, and can be searched by its own effect, but in that case, 《Mannadium Reframing》is stronger.

Trap Card No. 1, the despair of the Tearlaments in and out of sight.
It is the reason why you can't feel at ease even if you set up a system monster like Pakike or a barrier statue in front of Tearlaments.
When facing Tearlaments, playing an unidentified set card without assuming that it is this is a troublesome card that can be said to be just a spoil.
On the other hand, it also has his GY effect that can be used as an initial move, and in fact, it is a card with Visas' card name written in the effect text, so it is not only a card that can benefit from related effects, but also a card that Visas himself can use. I have.

Up to now, one body exists in each of the four Visas-related themes, and the first card to appear in the "○○ Heart" level 4 monster group with ATK 1500 / DEF 2100, all of which have excellent effects.
Shovel Heart, Infinitrack Drag Shovel, who happened to have a status belonging to this, must be wanting to get out of here right now...
Its ability is a self-SS ability, a perfect performance as a low-level monster with the theme of being able to search for his Spell Trap card with the theme of summoning triggers.
Moreover, this card can also be searched with 《Reinforcement of the Army》and 《Primitive Planet Reichphobia》, and there is also a Link 1 monster 《Scareclaw Light-Heart》that can search for LP Ovia by name.
As you can see, Lightheart has her Scareclaw name, so it can satisfy this monster's self SS condition, and among the cards that can be searched by this card's effect, it is her Spell card that can extend the development of "Scareclaw Arrival". even exists.
These are the business trip gimmicks called "Scareclaw development", and [Mannadium], which incorporates the strengths of this in a form that makes the most of it, is currently playing an active part in the environment.

A card that can be Link Summoned with a single theme monster, and has the ability to search for important cards of the theme by name with the L summoning trigger effect, making it the ideal card that everyone has for Link 1 monsters.
In the future, if there is a Link 1 monster in the theme, unless there is a special concept, it is easy to understand and strong enough to think that all of them will be like this.
The Field Spell that can be searched by this effect has the effect that he can search for Scareclaw monsters or Visas, and those monsters have the ability to deploy themselves, so it can lead to further development.
For the latest [Mannadium], which incorporates the Scareclaw development, it is indispensable to create the ultimate complete board.
If there is one thing that bothers me, would you say it's too unnatural?

At first glance, it seems that its main role is to suppress and interfere with monsters and their effects, which is applied by bouncing the banished cards of yourself and your opponent with the 2nd effect, but in fact, the 1st effect S summoned from Accel Synchro Stardust Dragon . The most important job of this monster is to become one of the intermediary monsters to S summon the level 12S Crimson Dragon via this monster.
Now that there are level 12S monsters that can be used with two materials, even a level 10S monster like this card can be nothing more than an S material if it has a deployment support ability.
And this means that level 4 non-tuners and level 2 (can be level 4) and 6 tuners enter the main deck, and in the process of excluding monsters that are subject to his Special Summon of this card's effect, It is very convenient for [Mannadium] who can.
"Baronne de Fleur" is often mentioned as a rival with the same level 10S, but this card, which is also a Dragon S monster, is a monster that can be brought out by targeting the first Baroness on your turn with the effect of "Crimson Dragon". Because of that, he actually has a friendly relationship with the Baroness.
Yes, "Crimson Dragon" is not just a card to bring down "Hot Red Dragon Archfiend King Calamity" during the opponent's turn. It is also an ability that can be activated once per turn with Friche.

His Continuous Spell, which appeared in Season 3 and has a deployment-restricting effect, allows the opponent to enter more monsters than that in the Colosseum if there is one or more monsters on this side. Gone.
Especially if you have 1 monster here, you can't do most S, X, or Link Summons except by special methods. Depending on the situation, almost nothing can be done.
Excessive monsters will refuse to set or return from temporary exclusion, so if you use it well, you can also prevent the return of Kozubure.
On the other hand, you are free to put out monsters yourself, and the only downside is that the number of monsters your opponent can put into play will increase, so if your opponent ends their turn without creating a good board, you can just kill them from your super-deployment. If you can do it, the disadvantages are irrelevant.
When this card first came out, I couldn't think of the idea that if the binding power itself is so strong, even one turn would be enough for that period of time.
On the other hand, it is also a card with a strong habit that the restraint will be weakened or collapsed immediately by a little thing such as the number of monsters in your field becoming 0 or 2, and it is also an affordable search method on top of being quite weak. It doesn't exist, and if you try to do something about it, you have to rely on general-purpose cards that are slow to search or have strong quirks such as activation conditions. It can be said to be a typical example of a completely unreliable type of card that feels as weak as it is.
Spell Trap cards that only crack backs are less common than in the past, and even with the current top-tier themes, it's not natural that low-level monsters with the ability to remove backs exist in the main. So it's easier to function as a meta than when it first appeared...
It's the kind of card that if you use it but it doesn't work after a few tries, if you're impatient, you're likely to say "this is wrong" and immediately bye bye from the deck.