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The effect itself is unexpectedly not bad as it completely blocks the attacks of all monsters with A counters on it, but I can't deny the feeling that I wanted the effect to be combined with Mars if possible.
If you want to make a final board with only Alien, it might be worth including at least one along with Mars.
The rest is whether it can make use of the fact that it is the only level 1 non-tuner of Alien, or a low-class monster of DARK.

No weakening effect, just vanilla without an A counter.
Its effect is a continuous attack that requires a counter, but it does not have the effect of placing a counter on itself, and the RBI is 16 RBI, which is a bit tough to destroy monsters by battle. It is also the same RBI as Hypno, which has the same attributes.
I don't see any reason to prioritize this card over Hypno unless it's because I like the illustrations.
Personally, I think it's the least used monster in level 4 Alien.
A level 4 Alien has the advantage of being able to fish with Ammo and become a Golgar with just two, but I have no choice but to give such a low score to a level 4 Alien...

Among the lower-class Aliens, he is stable in both offense and defense, and has particularly high defensive power. His WIND monster, the only green core, has a weakening effect.
The problem is that the idea of being able to prepare an opponent's monster with an A counter on it with its own unique effect is very good, but the conditions are too uncool.
It's an effect that doesn't pay off unless you can release anything or put it on the opponent's field without any conditions or restrictions.
If he overdoes it, he will turn into Kaiju, who is more agile, so it may have been unavoidable at the time...
Unless WIND and 1800 DEF appeal to you, you'd be better off with another level 4 Alien.

There are various things I want to say about the race, level 5, etc., but in a nutshell, it's a card full of naughty cards.
The success reward that can be obtained by setting up this and that is usually a search that abandons the draw.
If his Spell/Trap card with Alien name has a great engine, it's actually not like that, and it's a doubtful performance that even low-level monsters can use it.

An Alien window monster assigned to remote planetary research and base defense.
ATK isn't that bad as a direct attacker, but he's clearly a monster that doesn't have to be an Alien.
I'm not saying there are no chances of him becoming a finisher due to some kind of mistake, but with this ability he can't handle A counters, so he's basically a card that can't be helped in Alien.
Even in the level 2 slot, there are grays, so there will be few scenes where being an Alien can be used.

Alien's only Normal Monster, especially for the Alien Deck, which focuses on spawning Golgar.
He is one of the few Aliens who can properly play reptiles, and because of his smart and elegant appearance, he is a handsome man whose illustrations are particularly popular among Aliens.
《Rescue Rabbit》, 《Unexpected Dai》, 《Mausoleum of White》, etc. can easily be put into play from the Deck and sent to GY.
Although it is a Normal Monster that does not have counter-related effects, it can be said that the raw RBI is the highest among low-level Alien.
Along with Rokubu and Sword Fighting, it is one of the "Normal Monsters that were somehow added to the theme of the first appearance of the 5th season", but as the card pool was enriched later, it was found to be more useful than a RBI.

It's a card that has an all-purpose search theme and an additional effect that activates with his GY.
When 《Core Transport Unit》came out, I didn't think Koa'ki Meiru would ever see a card like this, but it came out normally.
Moreover, its search range is the perfect size of Spell Trap with all Koa'ki Meiru monsters + Koa'ki Meiru names including steel cores. It's not attached, so it's okay to duplicate it.
If you use the effect of GY exclusion, Koa'ki Meiru, including Koa'ki Meiru that will be introduced later, cannot be destroyed in any situation, not just battles and effects.
In other words, it is a dimension that prevents rule self-destruction during the end phase that is not destruction by effects.
Putting aside the question of whether or not the theme itself is serious, it's extremely difficult to score less than 10 on a card like this.

It doesn't have the name Turn 1 and can't do the Battle Phase, but it's just an "effect" that makes it impossible to Special Summon, so it's a card that can be fired twice even if it's negate.
Urara, which is the biggest weakness, is turn 1, so if you draw two cards, even if Urara stops the first one, Urara won't stop the second one.
I don't mind the heavy LP cost that much, but due to the restriction that I can't perform the battle phase, it doesn't work well with 《Evenly Matched》. That's my impression.
In this area, the quality of his Special Summon trigger effect and permanent effect that the SSed monster has has a great influence, and depending on that, it may be strong even from the second attack.

A great low-level monster that has been supporting his Deck for a long time since its appearance.
It's a monster with a rule-intervention type permanent effect that can be said to be a forbidden move that blocks all Special Summons, but like Christia, this monster itself is very good at being able to Special Summon, You can summon it with the Adamancipator tuner, chain it to the opponent's SS effect and revive it with Libide Back to the Front, or you can recruit it from your compatriots with a deck solidified with level 4 rocks.
In addition, the activation condition is slow when reversed, so it is just a comfort, but it has a removal effect that can be used even after it is effective against Special Summoned monsters. A mysterious card.
If you equip a moon mirror or phantom sword to support the hit point, or cover it with a big capture, mirafo, warning, etc., you will be strong even against low-level monsters that just summon and hit you.
Its stats are unreliable, but as a low-level system monster, I think it's the strongest monster that's on par with Inspe.
As a user, it's a monster like "Thank you for coming to Rock instead of Dinosaur".

Until now, his Madolche, which had an overwhelming deployment power but had little interference in the opponent's turn, was brought to the obstacle trap.
Its strength is first-class, as it has a wide range of obstructive performance that can even catch Normal Spells and Normal Traps, and it is a card that can be put into play from Messen.
If you allow Madolche to go first, it's guaranteed to become a "visible despair" card.
Also, with the advent of this card (effect 2), there is almost no need to stack more than 2 princesses, and since the effect can be used even in the turn sent to GY, if you send GY from the Deck at the burial, the princess will be destroyed even if it is disturbed. You can return to the route to Xyz material.
However, it should be remembered that each effect is turn 1, and no matter how many cards you draw, you will only be able to get 1 jam card per turn.

If you can't get past the opponent's interference with your own cards, why not add a summoning right so that you can restart even if it's interfered! A powerful card born from the idea.
Of course, his Madolche, which absolutely kills the second attack, can also be used in his Madolche, which uses God Trap and Promenade to widen the ad gap and crush the opponent with quantity.

It is a tuner with a so-called fishing effect, which is an essential material for Golgar, and since it does not have the usual restriction of "only ○○ can Special Summon until the end of the turn after this effect is activated", it is treated with the addition of Link Monster. One piece with improved ease.
I think it would be a good idea to ask Valero, Valeso, Access, etc. to use this card as a foothold when you're stuck with Alien.
If you narrow down the number of low-ranking Aliens, you may accidentally draw only this card when there are no Aliens in GY, and you may end up losing while you are reluctant to put out.
The only effect it has is a summoning trigger effect that uses summoning rights & it targets GY and targets with Special Summon. , Consider putting Wrinkly in the extra as a care when you get stuck.
In any case, regardless of whether the effect passes or not, it is unwavering that it is a Synchro Material designated by Golgar, so it is one with Golgar.
Because Golgar was designated as a Synchro Material by name, Synchro Overtake, which appeared in the 11th season, made it possible to search, salvage, recruit, and revive all from a single card, so Golgar was more important than Link. I think that there are more scenes where you can play an active role in the Alien Deck, which is built around syncro.
The minus 1 point is that you can't do anything if you don't have an Alien of 4 or less in GY, or that Special Summon doesn't have any effect, but above all, from the part that "it doesn't have any effects related to A counter", I gave it a total score of 9.

18 RBIs with a weakening effect is a low-level Alien with an average score of identities.
It's rare to get calls for SOLDIER types such as "Unexpected Dai" and "Rescue Rabbit", and if you don't have any desire to fight as a low-level Alien, it's unlikely that you'll be hired.
Conversely, if not, this card, which is the highest scoring low-level Alien with a weakening effect, would be a high priority for level 4 Alien.
It's a pity that throwing a counter is a battle destruction trigger, but considering that it's an effect that doesn't target and the number you put is 2 and your own RBI is 18, it's not such a big drawback that you can't use it. .
In contrast to Kids who dislike being destroyed in battle by Normal Summoned low-level monsters, this is rather a low-level Alien whose true passion is that.
To be honest, when it comes to the main force class with such quality, the moment even one innovative level 4 Alien appears, the existing level 4 forces have to subtract 1 or 2 points from the points already given. Alien's low-level circumstances are tough enough to make me wonder.
Addendum: With the appearance of Buster, which is 100 lower RBI, does not have a weakening effect, and is a targeted effect, it can earn two A counters no matter how it is sent to GY. priority as a breadwinner has fallen sharply.
However, when using or being used by permanent meta-type cards, if you fight between lower-class monsters, you will have a weakening effect with 18 RBI (one counter will pass 20 RBI such as Insp, and two counters will equal 24 RBI). ) is stronger.

It's safe to say that it's the best Link 2 monster to put in the EX Deck, but the only thing that's not good is that the link marker doesn't face downwards.
Eh, isn't this the opposite of Cerberus? I always think.
Link 2 with 19 hit points is usually excellent with almost no binding, and when the link summon is successful, it will break 1 opponent's Spell Trap in exchange for 1 hand cost, and it will be sent out in the relay of the deployment. It is a general-purpose Link Monster in the general-purpose that it will be exposed by doing it.
At that time, if you are in a mutual link state, the hand cost will be immediately compensated for by drawing, and even if you deploy from Skego, you can easily fulfill the condition by putting it under Wrinkly or Spider.
If you just want to deal with a monster that has taken control, there will be situations where you don't force yourself to discard cards and use their effects.
I think it's essential for decks that don't have a way to deal with the opponent's permanent meta when they are imperial or censored in the main deck.
However, it's not so good against Skidre, and he's weak against Skidre.

Link Monster is a remake monster of Alien Soldier, and finally brought to Alien after a long absence of new monsters.
But sadly, it's also a monster that can't be said to be the strongest Link Monster added in all three Link Brains packs.
After all, it's quite a cruel story to link summon this card with Alien, which is hard to earn a hand, and then ask for a monster from your hand. If you don't build or build a lot of monsters, you can use the effect, and once or twice will be the best.
And that's a pretty tough and unreasonable demand for a pure-type Alien who doesn't have the ability to earn adverts. There are many ending scenes.
Of course, being able to place A Counters on multiple monsters at once without targeting them is a nice effect, and since it can be used during the opponent's turn, it can also be used as a hindrance when paired with Mars or Zeroor.
The second half effect is also a valuable resurrection effect for Reptile, and since it is complete with the first half effect alone, it can be used in Reptile decks other than Alien, but it has a high combo and is not stable, so don't expect too much. It would be better not to send it.
Unlike Golgar, this one has his Alien name, so it has the advantage of being able to deal with ruins and pollution, and since Echiduna is one of the few reptile Links along with Zeroor, it can be used as a base for escaping after Echiduna's effect is activated.