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In OCG, it was just a card that manipulated levels, and it was a minor card with many competitors.
However, the situation changed completely when it was implemented in Duel Links. As long as you have this card and a suitable high-level monster in your hand, you can set your LP to any number, so you can flexibly fulfill the conditions for activating "skills" that are unique to that place. I'm coming It has the characteristic of being demoted to Samsung for a period of time, where you can lower the level and make high-level monsters first, and it also plays a role in the realization of unique combos.

The OCG "Morinphen" name seems to have been borrowed from a monster with the same name as "Morinphen" in M T.G., but the M T.G. That was certainly true. The wording on this card, "Needs a Tribute," may also be derived from the ability of M.T.G.'s 《Morinphen》.

Gladiator Beast The long-awaited Link Monster...the one that was
In fact, if you can get through the battle, you can aim to turn the tide with the Recruit effect of ②, so I definitely want one in the Deck. However, with the advent of Test Panther and the ability to move first, his current Gladiator Beast Deck usage is not that high. Being able to perform fusions outside of the link destination is also a tailwind for Deck, but it's a relative headwind for this card.
Also, as an unexpected use, there is a stepping stone when sending out via Link 2 when using Tri-Brigade. With this usage, it is possible to use it in the same way with his other Winged Beast Link 2, but the fact that it has the highest RBI and the ability to use it for general purposes was the decisive factor in adopting this card. I guess.

One piece that came to Japan with an extra pack.
It was a card that attracted attention from the time it was released and was useful as a breakthrough card.
However, recently (at the time of posting) I don't see much hiring.
This card's weaknesses are:
1. Can't be hit with Friche because it's a Normal Spell
2. He can't reduce LP by returning with 0 damage after activation
These two points. In particular, the latter is a card that can't be ignored as a card that switches the control board from the draw, and in some cases, it can only buy you time.
And above all, the factor that lowered the adoption rate of this card is the appearance of 《Forbidden Droplet》later. Faraway requires a hand cost, but like this card, it cannot be chained (and depending on the type of discarded, he can even break through Spell Trap), and the damage is 0 or the RBI can be 0, so it is excellent as a counterattack. , is starting to see adoption in most of his decks.
Comparing 《Dark Ruler No More》and 《Forbidden Droplet》, the former is undoubtedly the best for high-speed decks. With just one copy, he can neutralize all of the opponent's suppressors, and his deck, which is a high-speed deck like this, tends to lack resource recovery and counterattack means, so even if you can get through it with 0 damage, it will be difficult to recover in most cases. is. On the other hand, it is the latter that sticks in his slow to medium deck. His Deck of this kind often excels in rebuilding and turning back instead of spitting out a small amount of cards at once. This is possible.
The reason why the latter is overwhelmingly adopted is that there are very few high-speed decks in the current environment, and most of the latter are low-medium speed decks. Compared to high-speed decks, his decks can be moved without worrying about the cost of the hand, so the fact that they are used in battles between them is probably the reason for the higher adoption rate.

If it's Fusion Anaconda, S Halifahber, and P Electrum, then this card is a monster called "X Ahashima". However, the reality was cruel.
If I were to list the problems with this card, it would be roughly as follows.
①: Some link markers are facing the other party.
(2): Cannot be used as link material
③: You can't use the X summon effect if you don't have a deployable monster in your hand.
④: It belongs to the category of "Bujin", but it is equal to no compatibility with the essential girlfriend's Bujin
I think it boils down to this.
First of all, it seems that rank 4, rank 3, rank 8, and rank 10 are often used as rank bands for X in theme decks. Of these, there is absolutely no point in using this card for the former two. The reason for this is that "Xyz summoning is already possible at the stage of arranging the link summoning materials for this card". If you're not good at it, it's just a hindrance because of ②. As for the latter, it's hard to say that it's unnecessary because it's possible that you'll have a hard time getting monsters of the same level as the material, but for example, Gimme Pappe and Galaxy, which deal with Rank 8, already have an excellent theme named X. It's not a theme that I'm not good at arranging monsters on trains that handle rank 10, so there's no point in setting this up because it's not a machine.
Ultimately, what I'm trying to say is that there is almost no deck for him to need this card. Problem ① has been solved to some extent with the new rules, but as a result of the fact that X's can now be arranged even if there is no link in the first place, there is almost no point in using this card.
And the biggest problem is that if you look at "Rank 4X", which is the biggest force in X Summoning, there will be Wise Strix that can be set up at a real level of 4x2 and can recruit other monsters. Players who often use rank 4X will realize that "X's ○○" is not this card, but Wise.

It's hard to understand because the text is a little confusing, but the short story is roughly equivalent to the effect of selecting and excluding monsters of the same type in the opponent's field and his GY one by one.
There are a lot of non-targeted removals and his GY meta in OCG, but a card like this that is highly versatile (not a theme card) and doesn't have too many activation conditions would be extremely useful. is limited in number.
Due to its nature, it can be said that it is an effect that sticks in most designer theme decks that use GY even a little. A general-purpose card that can perform both the field and his GY meta at such a high level. The times have advanced.
However, it is not without weaknesses. Also, even if it is a theme deck, there is no guarantee that it can deal with the general-purpose S, X, and links that are often used for them due to the variation in races. If you misread the opponent's movement, there is a risk that you will completely lose the activation timing.
In addition, as already pointed out, the second half of the process is actually optional, so it can be treated as a trap card that simply steals the opponent's GY monsters. In the case of this usage, although it is limited to Special Summon monsters, Ouma no Toki, which does not negate the effect, is more powerful. If you just want to play the GY meta, Called by the Grave and his D/D Crow are much more useful.
It can be used as a material for the time being, so if you remember it, it might be useful.

Certainly the X monster that was attached to the manga.
Its ATK is the number of materials x 1000, but it is a very powerful Xyz monster that can block the activation of all opponent's card effects during the turn by cutting materials during the opponent's turn. If this goes through, the only thing your opponent can do is summon a monster or set a card, and it's the same suppression ability as if you were skipped for a turn.
At the time of its introduction, due to its severe material requirements, it was used exclusively as an X monster that throws away his Rank-Up-Magic and stacks it on Hope. However, since there was no easy-to-use card for searching for Rank-Up-Magic, he was also one of the more romantic cards.
After that, Solitaire was born, in which his highly deployable deck combined with Beatrice to drop Argent Chaos Force, which has a recovery effect, and connect it to this. It was the kind of card that would be strong if it was decided, but this discovery led to the banning of Argent Chaos Force overseas, and gradually people began to realize how dangerous this card was.
Then, in the 11th period, with the appearance of 《Numeron Network》, it became possible to summon this from just one card over there with a normal X-summon, making it an easy-to-suppress card that makes use of the above-mentioned high suppression ability. . It is no exaggeration to say that the game is over at that point if there is no card that can deal with the opponent's turn hope Zexal. It is a piece that makes you think that the times have progressed to such a place.
But the biggest surprise is that Zexal's main character, Yuma-kun's card goes wild with his Zexal's final boss, Don Don Thousand's (related) card. Are you really okay with that, Yuma?

Link suddenly appeared in LVP3. It was a big surprise because Simorgh was a theme that didn't use EX at all.
Although it is a Link 3, the conditions are relatively loose with two or more bodies including the Winged Beast, and you can use Harifiber + Winged Beast Tuner, or use Wisestrix and his Harpie Conductor to meet the requirements of the Link. or
① is resistance to himself and his linked Winged Beast. It's rare for this kind of effect, and it's selling point is that it also comes with itself, and the fact that Awakage/Veiler doesn't work is nice considering the amount of work it takes.
② is battle destruction resistance, but this requires the destruction of his Simorgh, and considering that Simorgh is not a theme that is mainly developed from EX, this will not be used in most cases. .
The favorite is his Winged Beast recruit effect whose level is equal to or less than the number of his Spell & Trap zones that were vacant at the end. It's late to the end, but it works well with monsters that have suppression effects, such as giant birds and barrier statues, and contributes to creating a suppression board when attacking first. Since you can SS every turn, it's extremely troublesome to be able to use the giant bird that returns to your hand when you use its effect.
And now, with the introduction of the new theme Tri-Brigade, he has gained a new playing field as his Winged Beast link capable of GY link. The compatibility with the new Schleig is not bad, and it can be expected to play an even greater role as a first attack factor that can be easily played in his deck.

Release yourself, flip over the top 3 cards in his deck, and search from there.
In conclusion, there is no value in adopting Altergeist, which has a relatively stable search. Meryushik is enough for monsters, and Marionette is enough for traps.
However, the important thing about this card is that his Altergeist is not involved in the activation conditions of the effect, and he can send the 3 cards flipped from the top of the deck to his GY. What I'm trying to say is that he works well with Sylvan as he has an effect that triggers "if flipped and he's sent to GY". Since it is level 1, it is also an evaluation point that you can SS in one-for-one.
…… Well, Leaf is enough for normal use, but this card is the only card that allows him to turn over the ``3'' number from 1 and send GY. Sylvan users who want to flip as many cards as possible should definitely consider using it.

Barrier statue of the wind.
Wind is a relatively minor attribute, so I feel like it's being used more often than other barrier statues.
The biggest advantage of this card is his Winged Beast. Thanks to this, it is possible to recruit with the effect of "Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty" that appeared in LVP3, so it is often used for first-attack suppression moves using that.

A Link 1 monster that has finally come to a theme that was said to never come to Link 1.
The material designation is one of his Prank-Kids of level 4 or lower, so this can be produced from one of all low-level Prank-Kids. All Prank-Kids have the effect of recruiting subsequent ones when they become materials for Prank-Kids Links, and those two bodies can lead to Doodle's Link Summon.
As a result, all low-level Prank-Kids became the initial move of super-expansion with one card. His Prank-Kids in Link 1 are so talented.
Regarding the important effect, it is an effect that removes the effect of his Prank-Kids, which is activated by releasing, from her GY and takes over only during the opponent's turn. Since it is limited to the opponent's turn, it does not interact with Doodle or Rocket, but it will be possible to hit the effect of House Battler and Roagon twice in a row, so it will not be an accumulation for the opponent.
The only downside of this card is that you can only Link Summon the same card once per turn. However, if this monster can be deployed many times in one turn (although there is a problem with the link destination), it means that it is possible to deploy up to 4 monsters from 1 Prank-Kids, This would be a reasonable adjustment. Don't mistakenly Link Summon more than once in the same turn!

Tri-Brigade's Trap card, the effect is to SS the beast type of a different race from the hand GY targeting the link.
The effect is just like Trap's version of assault. Since it is not from the Deck, it is difficult to use effectively until after the middle stage when resources have accumulated to some extent, but the strength of this card is that there are no disadvantages such as level designation and negate effects.
However, be aware that he can only target Link Monsters, and when deploying Link Monsters, he can only produce normal summoned ones, so when using it in Tri-Brigade, it is a low-grade effect and EX. Also keep in mind that you can't revive anything that's taken out of.
Remove the effect of ② from GY and negate the effect of Spell Trap. It's difficult to use it under strict conditions, but it can be a surprise attack card in case of emergency.

Tri-Brigade's Trap card has the effect of reviving and returning her GY and excluded beasts, and using them to link summon Tri-Brigade. Its effect is GY Link on the opponent's turn, and if you play Rugal or Schlaig from there, you should be able to reward the opponent's turn in some way.
Also, it is excellent to be able to put out the excluded beast as well as GY, and since the material used for the material moves to GY, it can also be used as an indirect GY resource recovery card.
Overall, it's an excellent Trap card that combines both surprise deployment and resource recovery.

A Quick-Play Spell that deploys beasts.
Due to its nature, it seems that it will be mainly used in Tribrigates, but since the deployment destination is not limited to Tribrigates, it can be expected to be useful as a means of pulling out the key card when the races are mixed. maybe. Since the effect is negated, be aware that the tribrigate monster that came out of here cannot use his GY link effect.
It's also a powerful Quick-Play Spell, and it's a useful card when you want to use Schlaig's removal effect during your opponent's turn.

Due to the limitation of (1), it is difficult to use in decks other than his beast-type deck, but with the effect of (2), you can pay the cost of your hand and search for Tribrigates. It has a hand cost, so it's not easy to use in every situation, but being able to hold a Tribrigate in hand while fertilizing GY is quite important due to the nature of his deck, especially in the initial deployment move. increase.
(3) blocks attack declarations when destroyed. It's probably an easily forgotten effect, but he can act as a diversion against Spell Trap removal in that with this card in play, the opponent can't carelessly hit his Harpie or Lightning Storm.