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One of the hand trigger monsters that appeared in season 5 and has been active for a long time.
He was the strongest class in the 6th term, and even Blackwing is a hateful guy who had standard equipment such as Godova's ammunition even if it rotted.
You can use it from your hand during your opponent's turn, so you can use it more freely than Called by the Grave as a card that simply removes his GY cards, but it also removes his Spell/Trap cards, which are difficult to remove by normal methods. It can be said that being able to do so is a unique strength.
Due to the rule change, the GY-triggered monster no longer activates the GY effect as if the effect was activated from the hand or exclusion zone after the previous chain was resolved, so the effect or cost of the card in Chain 1 is sent to GY. It became effective to use this card to banish 《Sangan》etc. from chain 2 onwards.

One of the G series that originally started with a black glow, and among the many hand-induced monsters in existence, it is an Insect monster that is considered to be the most right-wing along with Urara.
I wonder if the day will come when G and Urara's frames will disappear completely from the Deck.
This is a perfect Friche, and you can throw it out of your hand at any time, so even if you throw away the 1 draw guaranteed by activating the chain, you can quickly throw it in the draw phase or standby phase with a three-match care, or if the opponent draws a nominated card. Sometimes it is necessary to play such as activating in anticipation of attracting Yaura.
In order to use the effect that refers to the GY monster, you can also use it to throw it from your hand first regardless of the effect.
However, if you use it in a deck that requires multiple cards to start moving, even if you can connect your life when you attack second, it may hinder your movement when you attack first. You can move with few initial moves, there are plenty of searches, and the theme cards can be easily rotated in the main Deck even if they are minimal.
In the case of this monster, unlike the youkai girl, she has a certain ATK, so if an accident occurs on both sides, the G-beat will start immediately.

It's a hand trigger monster that can negate most effects that touch the Deck, and it's a card that I wanted you to pay at least 1000 LP as an activation cost.
Its defensive range is overwhelmingly wide, and it is also a card that raises the hurdles for hand triggers later on.
It is also a card to keep life alive when the opponent goes first, and conversely, it is also a card to completely mount and prevent counterattacks by crushing the opponent's G when you go first. It can be said that having a is the greatest sin.
It's a card that can be said to be an accidental hand when Urara doesn't have it in the first hand. It is a quagmire of putting Urara.
With the introduction of this card, cards that require high costs such as "Ties of the Brethren" and "Left Arm Offering", especially cards that discard cards or release monsters on the field and are within Urara's defense range. Always needed care for this card.
Basically, it is a card that is worth adopting even if other cards are pushed aside along with 《Maxx "C"》.
Especially when the opponent is holding his deployment deck, so that the opponent recognizes himself as an opponent.
By the way, I like the appearance of the youkai girl the most, I'm glad Urara is Urara.

His ATK is high in the theme at a low grade, and the effect is a summoning trigger search.
That's right, it's a must-have monster with both status and effect that you can have one in each theme deck of today.
Just be aware that Special Summons from the Deck and GY will not work.
When playing against the Fluffal Deck, Awakage definitely wants to hit this monster.

A low-class Fluffal who fights with a dog even if he is killed by Pakike or an imperial order.
However, it has no role beyond that, and it's too cruel to rely solely on this card as a means of resisting Metabi.
For some reason, I made a chain block, and in this case, 300 up with 18 RBI would have been better.
Unfortunately his Fluffal in the main deck is especially low priority.

Unlike Miresaku, whose main focus is restraint, this one can move on its own, so it's easier to feel how strong this one is.
I definitely want to use it differently from Miresaku, but it's really annoying that 《Instant Fusion》has become a restricted card.
Even though it targets Instant Fusion, the ability to ignore destruction resistance and remove one monster from Instant Fusion isn't weak. It is great that you can now convert to .
This is common to Sacrifice monsters, but be aware that the effect does not work on monsters that cannot change control.
If you use Sacrifice Fusion on your opponent's turn, you can completely stop the attack of the opponent's monster against Miresaku, who can keep monster effects in check, so if you use 《Golden-Eyes Idol》, you should Fusion Summon the one that suits the situation.
In terms of performance, it's actually not that much improved from Sacrifice, but it seems that it was born as a Fusion Monster that can be Special Summoned in various ways, and it's like a Psycho Lord or Mirage Knight. This wouldn't have happened if it had been remodeled into a monster with specific specifications.

Level 1 monsters can be freely removed from the field by link materials and his own GY effect, and his GY effect can be activated even in the opponent's turn. A strong card that can afford even if you can't Summon.
Even if you leave her standing on the field, when an opponent's monster declares an attack, she will not be on her own, and her ATK of that monster will be reduced to 0, so you can effectively parry a single monster's attack without taking damage. can.
Links that require cards with different card names or Effect Monsters as materials can be cleared by changing most tokens to this, and bindings including Link Monsters specified by Astram and Raigo and monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck can be easily tied. can meet.
It's a very good Link 1 monster that can't be put in most of his Decks that use Level 1 monsters with GY effects, which use Level 1 monsters such as Sacrifice as the main force, and use Skegos.

A sweeping spell that can be used only when there is no face-up card in the player's field using this card.
With the introduction of this card, it became possible to practically have up to 4 haha in the deck.
It goes without saying how much of a threat this is to the deceased Trap Deck.
On the other hand, monster removal is a card that is surprisingly ineffective against monsters in Defense Position, so basically it is safe to see him as a card that removes spells and traps.
Also, just like Awakage, if the opponent goes first and Gilles or Bon-Mawashi pushes a monster or his Spell Trap card, be careful.
As someone who likes Trap Decks, it's a 10-point card for my opponent to use, but I wonder why it's such a difficult card to use.
Postscript: It became semi-restricted in the October 2022 limit regulation.
It's a semi-restricted card, with Sambol being unrestricted, so cards that remove all backs are seen as much more important than monsters, of course! And thank you!

In fact, all effects are summoning conditions, and a peculiar Effect Monster that has no effects to activate or apply.
Since its inception, it has been popular as a monster with high combo potential, but with the advent of Link Summoning, it has quickly established itself as a deadly monster.
Not only does it spawn two tokens on your field, but it also has the ability to push this monster onto your opponent's field. can be used as a stepping stone.
In particular, since his Special Summon does not have the name Turn 1, you can use it in combination with the bounce effect of the EX monster that used the 2 tokens as a foothold, and you can do whatever you want.
It was allowed as a restricted card for quite a long time, but in the end it was designated as a banned card.

Originally a card used by Jonouchi in the Battle City arc of the original, his Quick-Play Spell specializing in defense that could not be used as a sacrifice for Tribute Summon in the original.
From an OCG perspective, in addition to sending personnel, "Metamorphosis" personnel, and S materials, it can also be used as a stepping stone for monsters that request release to Special Summon themselves, such as Blue D, and even with remodeling surgery. It has already been used in various ways, such as making it a dragon and making it a fusion material for FGD.
And now it's a very good card to procure link materials, and if you activate it at the end of the opponent's end, you can get out of Phoenix → Unicorn → Access Code while linking with Spider, and that alone removes Spell Trap 1 & It has become a card that can bounce 1 card and destroy 3 cards to get a 5300 access code, and Mascarena Astram has become a power card that is easy to use.
By simply adopting this card, Wrinkly, Spider, Cerberus, Phoenix, Mascarena, Aus, Felicit, Astrum, Access, Valero, Valeso, etc. can all be used in the Extra Deck.

Although it is a bit inflexible because it is a forced activation, its greatest strength is that it can even capture super-fusion due to its nature of negate without creating a chain block.
It's good to be able to search for replays, but Spellcaster also has a "Secret Village of the Spellcasters" that doesn't even activate, which corresponds to Terrafo and Metaba.
However, Ri can easily be unlocked by monster NS or SS, so which one he chooses will depend on his deck and his opponent.

Specialized in Special Summon, reviving GY's level 3 or lower insects with a summoning trigger effect, and excluding the self-destruction attack by battle, the activation condition depends on the opponent, but when he collapses, he summons his compatriots from his hand or his deck. An 18 RBI monster with a theme that has effects.
It's possible to use it in an Insect Deck along with some capable Beforces, and I think it's a pretty well modified monster considering the animation effects.

As of 2022, his Pyro, which is particularly underdeveloped among the many races, is one of the few monsters born abroad that has an effect that will be a strength of the race.
Does it feel more like the Royal Guard of Infernal Flame Emperor than Flame Monarch Testaros?
The effect allows him to draw two while restocking his deck with spent bullets and buckshot.
The role is almost the same as Greed, but it puts one less monster back into his deck.
If you can stop greed, you can use it like this, and if you can stop this, you can use it as greed.
It can't be helped that it only works with NS, and it's a pity that it doesn't have any other effects on the field, but it has the bare minimum stats for a hitter.

Clad in the flame of life. Can you imagine the despair I felt back then when this card was reloaded into the Deck in bulk with 《Royal Firestorm Guards》, Vase of Greed multiple copies, or Bag Shots?
Now it will not be born with this performance first.

Low class Volcanic with super high performance search effect that came from overseas.
No name Turn 1, both summoning and Special Summon support, search for "Blaze Cannon" cards, and salvage not only from Deck but also from his GY.
Furthermore, at a lower level, he can also operate as an attacker with ATK 1900, and the extreme has been miraculously adjusted to include not only cannons and tridents, but also magazines, which are trap cards.
It's a card that can't be spoiled, there's no reason not to use it, and there's nothing to complain about.