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Its defensive power is fairly high, but it's a monster that has a flaw in that it can't bounce large monsters.
Nordic Beasts are not bad cards, each with its own versatility, but this card is a tragic monster that focuses too much on versatility and ends up being the least needed Nordic Beasts.
It works even when you hit yourself, so it can be used to temporarily retire low-level system monsters.

The risks, restrictions, and costs are high, but somehow it's a substantial first move, and if you get it right, you can immediately synchro summon Lord of the Aesir & the bullets of greed will be loaded into her GY.
It's nice to be able to banish any type of card, so it's nice to be able to use the opponent's monsters that you've stolen with 《Mind Control》or something like that. You can take it easy.
If Lord of the Aesir appears at the link destination, he will be out of the target of the attack, and since the linked Lord of the Aesir will gain target resistance, such as adopting a drop, Guruveig & Odin's stance is stable. It's surprisingly hard unless you have a deck that can be trampled in an instant.
Also, with Alvis coming to Japan, it's become easier to spend, and with the appearance of Ivaldi and Suvarin, I think it's definitely becoming more useful.
The ability of Lord of the Aesir is quite strong, and the card itself is quite strong, but it is worrisome that NS and SS are tightly bound after activation.

An S monster that is one of the "Three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World" that appeared in the anime 5D's.
The accompanying effect during self-revival is effect damage, which is a lonely thing that is not admirable compared to other Lord of the Aesirs, but it is a Lord of the Aesir with a strong overall negate that is strong enough to hit and various resistances.
Overall negate has no cost, but considering the existence of Master Veil, it's a bit disappointing to think that if it were now, it would probably have been an effect that could be used during the opponent's turn.
Nordic Beasts has a decent lineup of his Nordic, but the only tuner, Gullfaxi, has minimal fighting ability, and although he can deal with Tangnjost's effects, the effect is synchronized with the opponent. It only has self-SS effects with low versatility that depend on it.
In other words, if it's not a Thor-specific build, he's not a card to put in a deck, so if the Nordic Beasts tuner has a guaranteed level card in his Nordic deck, it will shine even more. It is a card that should be.
PS: Season 11 introduced Grimbrusti, a new Nordic Beasts tuner with excellent abilities.
Even with this, I don't think it's enough to overturn the current situation where the evaluation when compared to Odin has reversed from when it first appeared, but it's definitely a tailwind for this monster.

Although it depends on battle destruction, the effect of leaving two level 3 tokens is good.
Against the Nordic Deck, the backside monsters can be hams and raikou, so it's guaranteed that you won't want to hit the set monsters.
Wouldn't it be fun to set the tangnjost with that in mind?

An S monster that is one of the "Three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World" that appeared in the anime 5D's.
An activation effect grants him immunity to Spell Trap cards, but his inability to respond to Quick-Play Spells and Friche Traps often results in him being ejected or sent to the abyss as soon as he descends.
If you are removed by such a card, you can't use your own self-revive effect, and it feels like stepping on or kicking.
Even so, his ATK of 4000, which is the largest among Lord of the Aesir monsters, is not just a surprise, but especially when using Gullveig, it can be said that Lord of the Aesir wants to be prioritized for Synchro Summoning.
Combined with Gulweig to gain target resistance, and if you acquire resistance with your own effect and set up Suvarin in the back, it is a card that is originally weak against large monsters with target resistance and is also used in other cards. Eventually, it becomes an unexpectedly troublesome monster.
It is also a card that is often questioned why a dedicated movie was not prepared when recording TF due to the magnificent attack production of the attack name "Heaven's Judgment" in the anime.

It is not an exaggeration to say that it is not an exaggeration to say that it is the only card among his Nordic-related Spell/Trap cards that appeared before he was re-enhanced in the 11th period.
His Nordic-related Spell/Trap cards, including those from overseas, all had severe performance.
As a trap, I'm worried about its slow speed as a search tag, but it can be used for bluffing as well, so it has both advantages and disadvantages.

In recent years, there are many cases in which races have been unified even on the theme of the environment level, and in most cases it is not as effective as "There Can Be Only One".
Still, it's very effective against decks that work, so if it's a race-unified low-speed deck, it's possible to use it on the side.
In fact, you can't overlook the peculiarity of being able to bury Kozubure, which is temporarily excluded by its own effect, without returning it to the field.
The rules of this card are surprisingly complicated, so be sure to understand the ruling properly so as not to cause trouble for your opponent.
For example, when this effect is applied, it is possible to activate 《Mind Control》or 《Crackdown》targeting an opponent's monster of a different type than a monster on your field, and that monster cannot move. Immediately after that, he becomes a GY feed.

The spectacle of her Fortune Lady steadily increasing from this one card is truly spectacular, and the hotline with Waterley is irresistible.
However, you need a target on the opponent's field that this card can defeat in battle.
Including the need to prepare for GY to some extent, if you don't provide some support, you may not be as active as you thought.

Initial B, Level 1, and she is one of the magician girls in charge of EARTH, and is a monster that is one of the reasons for the group's tremendous unevenness.
It's a berry because it's a fruit that starts with B, but I thought it would be better to use a banana instead of something like that.
As a searcher for summoning the magician girls, I would like to say that it is a monster that has a large role to play among the members, but if you use the summoning right on this card, it will immediately appear at the search destination without being assisted by other effects. Kiwi is the only one who can work, so compared to other themed monsters with similar effects, I can't shake the feeling that it's not good enough.
It's great that you can search for cards with the same name, but I wanted the effect to be triggered even with Special Summon because it's okay to have the name Turn 1.
The latter half of the effect is visible and all passive low-level Magician Girls have common performance effects, but that's why the low stats don't bother them much.
I would appreciate it if monsters with this kind of summoning trigger were attackers, but considering that the second half of the effect is an effect that touches her deck and you can directly recruit her to the field, it's not bad. .
After that, I just hope that the magician girls will have more powerful monsters, at least more monsters that can be searched and immediately take some kind of action.

It was born with somewhat inconvenient specifications, such as the possibility of missing the timing, which is the fate of the cards that appeared during this period, and the need for assistance with cards other than the Fortune Lady monster in order to use its own effects. lost card.
For that reason, Deck, which has room for various ingenuity, is also a Fortune Lady.
Isn't that called nursing rather than ingenuity? Unfortunately, Fortune Lady is not suitable for those who think...

A hand trigger monster used by Yusei in Anime 5D's that negates the effect of one opponent's monster with Friche during the opponent's main phase.
In the anime, it was used against Rotten's Gatling Ogre to stop the kusoge, but now it's becoming the norm in the real OCG as well.
It can only be used during a limited number of phases during the opponent's turn, it cannot be used under macros, it is ineffective against targets with resistance, and since it is a relatively major card in hand trigger monsters, it can easily be eliminated. There is no doubt that is a strong card, and unlike Urara and the others, there is no name turn 1, so it is particularly large that it can be used even if it is doubled, and it does not matter how many cards you draw with G.
It doesn't necessarily have to react to the activation of the opponent's monster's effect on the field, so I'm very grateful that there are situations where it's effective against monsters with permanent effects or activation effects that activate their own effects.
However, since it only negates the effect and does not destroy it, it is difficult to use this card in a low-speed Deck that is difficult to earn ads, but if the first attack is expanded to the maximum, there is nothing more to do. Although the input rate to the main side changes greatly depending on it, it is also often used.
Because of that nature, I basically don't put it on the field and use it, but for some reason it's a tuner, so I use it as a link material for Link 2's Hari, and with Link 2's Hari, I call it from the Deck and Link 3's Serene is Link Summoned. , It was also evaluated as a spell-user tuner suitable for the so-called "Harisere access" move, which connects to access by Special Summoning from GY with Serene in Link 3, but this is the limit regulation in July 2022. With the fiber ban, it's no longer a big strength.

A level 3 rock with a strong effect of his deck top bounce that activates on damage, and unexpectedly his ATK.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, it seems that a muscular person is sometimes used as a rock.
The activation condition is when you battle with this monster in Defense Position, that is, in the current card pool, it can only be activated when the opponent attacks, so once it becomes face-up, it tends to be just a restraining effect.
His Deck, which is centered on high RBI monsters, feels tough, and in addition to being overtaken by 19 RBI monsters, Airman has been weak since that time because his summoning trigger effect will be reused.
In the future, if this card has an effect that allows him to attack while in his Defense Position, it will be a text that will allow him to actively use the effect.

Without creating any chain blocks, you can hit your opponent's Special Summon to halve their stats, so you can defeat most suppression monsters other than Battle Resistance, Special Summon, and Attack Limit monsters with just one card in your hand. monster.
However, it requires 2 GY rocks to get out, and 1 to maintain it every turn.
Of course, the strength as a trump card that can do something when you can't get anywhere is one of the best, and since self-destruction is self-standby, it will stay at least during the opponent's return turn, and SS other than NS and self-SS effects The best possible monster.

Rock Metakoaki is the first card that requires a maintenance cost.
The negate is a monster effect that creates a chain block, and among the four cards, it is the strongest in both first-out and last-out, so its versatility is high, and it is often used in multiple Adamancipator Decks.
However, due to the nature of releasing itself, that is, the board ad will be negative, if you negate the monster effects that activate in your hand or his GY, you will be poor, so be careful.

When this monster battles, at the start of the damage test, this monster has the effect of making you and the opponent's monster you are battling return to your hand.
Naturally, the EX monsters would return to the EX Deck, and since they were strong against Catastle due to their effects even when attacked and the effects that could be arbitrarily triggered by Damester, they were once known as large monster killers. It is also a restricted card for
For some reason I was born in Rock instead of Beast, so when the rock metabi I was using was once the Rock Warrior Koa'ki Meiru Deck, it was already taken care of as Rock's good stuff monsters.
However, just like D.D. Warrior Lady, in today's world people tend to hesitate to assign summon rights to such cards. .
However, it is also true that this removal performance is effective against various strong enemies such as Mascarena Astram, which has both target and effect destruction resistance, and it is still a first-class product in terms of resistance penetration. becomes.
If I can put it out on the way, I might have a chance to come back as a brute mole.