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Level 4 tends to get a lot of attention, but this card is the top candidate for the level 3 group along with Mole and Blogo.
There's no reason why this card shouldn't be called in if you're going to do Rock on a level 3 axis.
There are no restrictions on its own effect other than the name Turn 1, and I want to use it every turn as a link material that does not decrease.

It is written that it is weak enough to draw 1 when reversed by the opponent's attack, but there is an extra or fatal sentence at the end of Worm.
The bad thing is that Self Hands is not an effect connected to the reverse effect, and even if he is sent to GY from the field without reverse effect, he will reduce his hand.
It feels like I'm sorry to be able to see my feet so far in one draw, and it's a mysterious monster where hope is.

In addition to not being able to attack, this status is level 5.
As a matter of course, it has no self-SS ability, and the only question remains why it couldn't be done with 20 RBIs.
Why is it so heavy to have two counters that do nothing on their own and have no associated permanent effect on themselves...

Nearly half of the lower worms are useless monsters, but this card is one of the worst candidates among them.
If the damage is calculated based on this defensive power, it will be extremely difficult to equip it with an attack from the opponent.
It's also a pity that the equipped monster doesn't have any deterrents such as status reduction or negate monster effects.

His Alien-like disappointing card that has nothing to do with the Alien that came out from the last pack of the 5th term.
It's not hard to imagine that there were many alien deckers who were disappointed at the time that this was what was handed to them at the very end.

Burn Trap, which has a fairly high damage multiplier, may become a card that can be said to be the true significance of building a dedicated Deck as a trump card for Venom Decks.
After all, without it, Venom is just like a Minon Naga Deck, so I think it's a good idea to make a card like this.

In terms of attributes, it has a lower priority than Serpent, but its hit points are slightly higher, and although it has an attack limit, it is still a valuable low-level Venom that can be countered.
I don't mind being told that I can't attack because of this, but Venom is like this and a serpent, so it can't be helped.
Venom itself is not his deck with a strong concept, so it's hard to give it a lower score than this.

A monster that doesn't fit the Reptilianne concept at all.
In the first place, the current Reptilianne concept was newly created in OCG, and there is a feeling that it can't be helped to complain about this anime card that appeared in line with the development of the anime.

A high-ranking alligator that releases a Reptile and gives him a Tribute Summon, and during the End Phase, the Reptile used to release it will return to his field as it is, and has a resurrection effect.
In effect, this card is put into play without being released, but including the fact that it is activated during the end phase, it is a rather disappointing behavior that has the triple whammy of being slow, not strong, and high risk. .
It has to be said that the fact that it has mediocre stats and no other effects is a big minus, and there are almost no monsters with SS triggering effects in Reptile, so even if you Special Summon again, it will be more than board add recovery. It is also difficult to obtain a return of
As with Snake Rain, good Reptiles that synergize with effects are still overwhelmingly lacking.

A rainbow-colored chameleon monster that played with words that came to Yu-Gi-Oh!
Long ago, this card was often used by Aliens to draw Alien Ammonite into their hand, which would otherwise be difficult to find.
Like an attribute recruiter, it has an ATK that can withstand some battles, and it was a relatively useful monster as a reptile, but now that it is a search that triggers destruction in battle, it is not as good as it was in the previous era. Due to the activation conditions, etc., it is currently retreating from the front line.

Including his original ATK, he is one of the stronger monsters among the lower worms.
The murderous intent of unconditional double attack that gains GY's Worm as an exclusion cost is much more threatening than the impression given by the text.
Especially when attacking for the second time, it's quite scary if the enhancement from Honest that was activated during the first attack is on board.

A low-ranking Reptile monster with a consistent 19 RBI, but it doesn't belong in the theme.
It has an effect like a subspecies of "Razor Lizard" that gives a piercing effect to all reptiles including itself when lined up with other reptiles, but it does not have self SS or other SS effects, so basically " Kagetokage》and general-purpose deployment cards are close to a bonus effect.
It has the advantage of being level 4 water that can be used as a material for Bahasha, but if you specialize in using it as a material, ATK will drop slightly, but Gagagigo, a vanilla monster with the same race and attributes, is better. Special Summon It can be said that it is highly suitable as a material as much as it is excellent in means.
Even if you simply look at it as a 19 RBI of a lower reptile, the attribute is different, but it seems better to use an Alien Soldier that can receive vanilla and Alien support.

Ultimately, this card is the only Gravekeeper monster needed for the Gravekeeper Deck.
In addition to the strength of Necrovalley, you can feel how powerful the Field Spell search is by discarding it from your hand.
Due to the high stat increase value of Necrovalley, the hit points are more modest than other field searchers.

A low-level Plant monster that has a remake-like effect of the forest dweller Udan, who has the effect of self-strengthening based on the number of Plants in the field that appeared in Season 1.
Until the appearance of Gigapla, Oberon is virtually the strongest monster in Plant, not only does it have 2000 defensive power, but even by itself, ATK has increased from 1600 to 1900 due to its own effect, and the compatriots are on the battlefield. It is the most stable low-level plant attacker with offense and defense that becomes stronger as the number increases.
Even after the 6th period when Plant was greatly strengthened, the lower level attacker of Plant was not Cephalotus, Gravy Rose, or Sabo Monster, but this monster.
However, since the 6th season, the Plant Deck has been lined up with monsters and linked to a synchro summon, or beat with a large monster such as Titanial or Gigapla. The feeling is undeniable.
Since he himself is his EARTH, he had the advantage of being able to use it as a material for Naturia Synchro, but with Valve being banned, the usefulness of Natubi as a Synchro material was also reduced, which was a pain. .
Among the many resistances called Control Seizure Resistance, it has a particularly limited and low-demand merit resistance, which makes it resistant to being turned into an equipment card or X material by the effects of opponent monsters on the field in addition to control seizure resistance. There is, but conversely, you can't send it by teleportation, so be careful.
Originally, it was a very rare card, and combined with the slight correction and parallel specification, it was a monster that I really liked the illustration, and I had two copies of it in the Plant Deck I was building at the time. It's a card that I used to love.

This is the God of Beginning Trap that appeared in Season 1, and I personally think it's his strongest Counter Trap.
As it is said that the offensive divine declaration is strong and the defensive divine declaration is weak, the Trap Deck is not only used as a means of defense against the opponent's second attack, but it can also be used by stabbing the opponent's mast counter. It's a card that can also be used as a mounting to pick up the buds of counterattacks from the second attack.
If you stop the opponent's initial move NS or spell cards with this, there should be many cases where the opponent stops moving and wins as it is.
The cost of "paying half your LP" can be heavy or light depending on your LP at the time of activation, but the biggest attraction is that you can pay at any time, no matter how much your current LP is. The means to prevent Spell / Trap cards of .
For many Trap Decks, it is the only lifeline that can be chained to Counter Trap, including rebooting the opponent's hand, and it is strong that you can see various types of cards with one card, so you will be happy with about half the LP. That's why I think I'll do it.
On the other hand, it can't deal with hand triggers, GY triggers, or spells, traps, and monster effects that have already entered the field, so depending on the opponent, there is little point in using it if you are the second attack. , Depending on the environment, it is not uncommon for a strong permanent meta trap to be prioritized even from a notification, another removal system Normal Trap, or a second attack like Kashiwa & Gozen.
You have to think carefully about what is the weak point of his Deck, what is the weak card, which God Trap can be used strongly or not. The ability to identify counters is also important.
Well, I ended up giving a long lecture, but from now on, please protect my trap cards from hazama, righteousness, rivalry, and reboots. That's the real Tokoro...