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One of the monsters used by Rex Godwin, who became a super officer and appeared in the anime 5D's.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG, there are various types of effects that can be activated or not, such as specifying the situation of the field or requiring a cost. I'm here.
In the case of this card, it becomes a non-tuner low-class monster that can SS from your hand by excluding one of his GY tuners as a cost due to the activated effect.
Of the 20 races that have existed since season 1, it's ironic that Rock, the race that didn't have a tuner for the longest time, was given this before the tuner. It has become one of the talking grasses.
Since it has no combat ability and no other abilities, it will be used for various releases and for S materials, X materials, or L materials that match its own level, but there are so many monsters with self-SS abilities. Unfortunately, there is little motivation to prioritize this monster in the middle of the day.
It's a must to take advantage of being a Rock, and I'd like to think carefully about what else this card needs to be before adopting it.
In particular, Rock basically has a higher aptitude for being his EARTH, and there is little merit for being his DARK like this card, so I would like to pay attention to that as well.

A general-purpose Link 2 Beast monster that appeared at the end of the 10th period and can be Link Summoned under the same loose conditions as Cerberus and Phoenix.
The illustration depicts 3 existing Beast EX monsters of different types, and the effect is related to it.
The ability is activated when a monster is his Special Summon at its link destination, and 4 effects that differ depending on which Ritual Monster or 3 specific types of EX monsters exist at the link destination. A maximum of two effects are applied from
In particular, the effect that corresponds to Fusion Monster is very versatile, and even if you negate the effect of one low-level GY monster, you can completely revive it without restricting its use as a material for Special Summon, Not only Decks that mainly consist of Fusion Monsters such as [Fluffal], but Fusion Monsters themselves that are used in EX Decks like [Mannadium] are very few, and they are not even fusion summoned in the development of Special Monsters. Decks that summon can also be used as cards to extend their development.
When a monster is Special Summoned, it is sufficient if there is a corresponding monster at the link destination, so only when the corresponding monster is Ritual, Fusion, S, X summoned at the link destination, or when it is SSed by other methods If a monster of the same type already exists on one of the link destinations, the effect can be activated even if a monster in the Main Deck is SSed on the other link destination.
The combat ability of this card itself is low, but since there are no restrictions on using it as a material for Special Summon, this card can also be used as an L material for Usa and Raigo once the work is done, so it is useless. there is not.
Weaknesses include that it cannot be activated by Damester, that the effect will not be applied if the "link destination of this card" is lost, such as when the effect is processed, and which effect can be applied when the effect is activated. For example, being caught by Urara and Warashi regardless of the character.
Even with those weaknesses taken into consideration, it's still an excellent monster.

A level 12 Synchronous monster that is Synchro Summoned during the opponent's turn with the effect of Crimson Dragon as a finishing touch in the Mannadium Deck.
If you read the 1st effect of the S summon trigger, you'll understand, but it's the ultimate combination of not being able to chain and not being able to activate. I will do it with, so if you pass, you will almost win.
And of course, there are cards on the field that can penetrate the effects of Red Dragons such as Baroness and Purity.
It is possible to pass the turn by setting a Quick-Play Spell or a Trap card and ending it, but there is really no chance because Raigou who is out together will also attack there.
It's not uncommon for something that should have been romantic to suddenly come to the world due to some reason, but that aside, I can't help but wonder how people are able to easily find such a route.

In the Mannadium Deck, an S monster that activates its own effect targeting 《Phantasmal Lord Ultimitl Bishbaalkin》, returns itself to the EX Deck, puts out 《Hot Red Dragon Archfiend King Calamity》during the opponent's turn, and uses that effect to overwhelm the opponent with a nasty turn skip effect.
What this means is that when it comes to cards with state-of-the-art power, while playing this card, which is a level 12S monster, you can put out a level 12S monster different from this card and activate the effect on it. , and it is not impossible to put out another level 12S monster from the EX Deck.
Please enjoy the beautiful space expansion woven by many EX monsters that are all meshed together.
Ah, and the saddest ...

An Synchronous monster used as a relay to Synchronize Bystial Dis Pater in the Mannadium Deck.
Not only does Mannadium have multiple Level 2 Tuners, but in the process of issuing 《Vicious Astraloud》, you can create your own banished monsters, so it is extremely convenient to incorporate this gimmick.
No, even the S-monsters on the relay show off all these big guys, and I'm very attracted to his Mannadium theme.
The fact that there are so many level 10 or 12 S monsters in the EX Deck is just spectacular.

Both effects require a heavy cost of half of his LP to activate, and both effects that activate on the field and GY copy the effect of the Normal Trap card of her GY of her or her opponent. Normal Trap card with.
Since the effect that activates on the field is a trap card, it basically cannot be used immediately, and it depends on the situation of the opponent's GY. It seems that there are many opponents who are not in, so half LP is not worth it.
After all, the main effect will be the one that copies the effect of his GY's Normal Trap card activated by his GY.
This effect can be used even on the first turn of the attack, and if you successfully send this card to GY at the same time as your Normal Trap card using 《Reasoning》or 《That Grass Looks Greener》, it will be a "virus". Even a trap card with a strong effect like the trap card can be released from a state where the opponent can hardly resist.
There is a monster that has a similar effect to this GY effect, Junk Collector, and it seems that the surroundings of the ruling are based on that, so you don't have to pay the cost to activate it written on the copied Normal Trap. I would like to use it after understanding that the activation conditions cannot be ignored, and that Normal Trap, which has an effect that refers to the contents of the cost, cannot be copied.

His Continuous Trap grants 3 different types of resistance effects to his monsters that meet different conditions.
The "Accesscode Talker" monster, which is a cyber monster, can benefit from all three.
Since the second of the three effects can be applied to any monster, it can be used against monsters whose effect is triggered by fighting, especially if it is activated after damage calculation or at the end of the damage test and if you do not survive on the battlefield. Suitable for safe and reliable use of types of effects that should not be used.
Of course, the effect activated by his GY in 3 is visible to the opponent, but it only captures the effect activated by the opponent in the damage stage, and it cannot respond to the effect activated by the opponent during the Battle Step. will do.
In the anime, the 3rd effect could be activated even when the opponent attacks, but in the OCG, it can only be activated when you attack from here, and the important part related to the victory or defeat of the final duel in the play cannot be reproduced. It's closed.
Putting strengths and weaknesses aside for the time being, the sloppiness of recording something that was clearly going to receive ferocious retorts in 2023 in Aniqlo leaves a very bad impression, and it is the result of meticulous adjustments. I'd like to think that this was inevitable.

Activated by targeting an X monster with X material on the opponent's field, without chaining any card effects such as Trigger Immediate Effects and Counter Trap possessed by that monster, peel off all the X material of the target X monster. A Quick-Play Spell that will bring you back to the EX Deck.
Since the act of stripping all the X material from the target X monster is not treated as an effect that the monster receives, even monsters such as "Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad", "Super Quantal Mech King Great Magnus", and "Expurrely Noir" that gain complete resistance by having a certain number of X materials , can be buried after erasing its perfect resistance.
In particular, Noir often has cards other than monsters as X materials, and there is a risk that a large amount of monsters that have been used as X materials, which are set as a demerit, will be Special Summoned on the opponent's field. Since it doesn't grow to that size, it is actually a card that is used in a certain number as a countermeasure against Noir.
However, since it does not work against monsters with target resistance, it is also a card that makes it easy to understand the meaning of Vennominaga the Deity of Poisonous Snakes having both complete resistance and target resistance.

A Dragon monster belonging to "Materiactor" that has the ability to Special Summon Level 3 Normal Monsters from his hand or his Deck by discarding one card.
He is also the same level 3 as his Special Summoned monster, and his Special Summon from the EX Deck is tied to the X monster by his own permanent effect, so basically he is Rank 3X along with his Special Summoned monster. will be connected to
By changing the hand cost to a Normal Monster, you can Special Summon a Materialactor monster instead, but at the time of evaluation, the only applicable monster is a monster with the same name. Even if you draw it, it's only useful for recruiting effects, and even if you X-summon "Materiactor Gigaboros" with two of these monsters, it will be extra strong compared to X-summoning with two level 3 monsters. It's not really, but rather, it uses 2 of the 3 Main Deck's Materialactors as X materials, so the effects of those 2 are almost useless.
I have to say that it is still unclear to what extent the cards called Materiactor are related to Normal Monster, and until Materiactor is completed as a theme, it is difficult to give an accurate evaluation.

Far from being unfinished, the X monster of the overseas-born theme "Materialactor" has been neglected without even starting.
It seems that the ability is based on the presence of a Materiactor monster, such as giving the monster some kind of effect or resistance by becoming an X material, or having a hand trigger effect, but at the time of evaluation, it was the only Materiactor in the main Deck. The monster "Materiactor Gigadra" has the ability to support the X Summoning of this monster, but it does not have the ability to synergize with the 2nd and 3rd effects of this card.
Since it is extremely difficult to give a correct evaluation to this card at this time, I will tentatively give it this score.

A Normal Spell that can be searched by the summoning trigger effect of 《Scareclaw Reichheart》.
Reanimation targets include not only Scareclaw but also Visas, Visus and Reichheart can become Lightheart with one body, Reichheart can share Visas and LP Ovia, Reichheart has the ability to deploy self-SS from hand, Lined with Mannadium tuners, it is easy to create an additional 1-draw effect, so not only [Scareclaw] but also [Mannadium] is used with 2 to 3 Reich hearts as a pin.

One of the first Tuners to appear in the Plant, and one of the first monsters to lose its raison d'etre.
Since its introduction, its effects have rarely been used, and it was a card whose existence value was concentrated in being a Level 2 Plant Tuner, and it was used partly because of its relatively high ATK. It wasn't that there was no time.
However, he soon fell out of use as soon as Naturia Cosmobeet, whose effect was more useful and also related to the theme, appeared in exchange for his slightly lower ATK for the same race, attribute, and level.
Well, to be frank, if you ask me if the effect of Cosmos is really useful, I wonder what it would be like, and I feel like this monster's effect is just too cruel...
The only thing worth noting is that it is the monster used by Ryuka in the anime, which now appears in several Spell Trap card illustrations.
By the way, Level 2 Plant Tuner itself has a small number of types even at the time of evaluation, and there are no outstanding monsters.

Purrely A monster that is one of the rank 7X monsters and can only be completely resistant to the opponent's activated effects under certain conditions.
On top of that, it's not that difficult to put out in that state, and it's not only hard, but it also has a conditional Deck Bounce removal effect that allows you to use it with a perfect flitch during each other's turn, so it's not that high of a status. Even if you aim to destroy it in battle, if you have Delicious Memory as an X material, your ability will rise to a point where you can't reach it.
The theme is originally a card that is strong against perfect resistance, or it is so heavy that it seems impossible to break through unless you have countermeasures other than decks that normally include Kaiju from the main, so while Purrely is in the environment At the very least, it is essential to have counter cards in your side Deck.

Another main deck level 1 Purrely that appeared as a new addition to the regular pack.
By using the Purrely Quick-Play Spell brought by My Friend Purrely brought by the summon trigger effect, refer to her Purrely Quick-Play Spell sent to her GY using by its own effect and has the ability to X summon by stacking the corresponding X monsters.
With the appearance of 《Epurrely Noir》, 《Expurrely Noir》, which is completely resistant to the opponent's activated effects from this monster recruited with 《Purrely Sleepy Memory》, can now be X-summoned, further honing its usefulness. .
Compared to Purrely, it consumes less, and if it's not a Quick-Play Spell, it's advantage is that you can get the Purrely Spell Trap card you want in your hand or situation.

It is especially popular among the support Spell Trap cards that were released in large numbers when the Plant embarked on a major race reform in the 6th period, and as the times progressed, the Spell Trap cards that became one after another. Continuous Spell, which stood firm as a race-specific card until the end along with Super Solar Nutrient while dropping out.
The effect is a very useful effect that completely revives one GY Plant during the main phase of each turn, but if even one monster revived by this effect leaves the field, it self-destructs, so Even if you put out the above plant monsters or put out the plant that is the material for special summon, in most cases it was a one-time-only resurrection card for that turn.
In addition, since this effect imposes a restriction that NS cannot be performed on the turn when Special Summon is performed, there is also a weakness that it is incompatible with "Gigaplant", which was particularly useful among Plants at the time, and even at that time, all Surprisingly, it may not be the case that this card was highly rated.
However, even if this card leaves the field, there is no particular effect on the revived monster, and since the effect does not have the name Turn 1, there is no problem even if it is duplicated, and it is possible to use it repeatedly by self-bouncing. It can be said that this is an adjustment unique to that time, and in that respect it can be said that it has the strengths that are not inferior to modern cards.
The self-bounce situation surrounding this card has changed considerably since then, such as the banning of 《Giant Trunade》and the errata of the effect of Bryu and Duro, but the way to use this card without self-destruction is to expand the card pool. It is a situation that is steadily increasing along with.
I was indebted countless times to this card, Tytannial, Princess of Camellias, Dandylion, and Plant Tuner.