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Following Book of Taiyou, which is very easy to use, and Book of Moon, which boasts the strongest level of versatility, this card is the third in the "Book" series. Not only that, but the skill and taste of the user seems to have a considerable influence, so it's a card that chooses people very much.
If you take the disadvantage seriously, there is a possibility that the opponent will draw a lot of cards, but as a Quick-Play Spell that can be activated unconditionally at no cost, it has extremely high blocking power and flipping performance, and its power itself is that 《. Forbidden Droplet》is not even defeated.
It would be even better if you could set your own monsters in the set state, and take advantage of the fact that only the opponent's monsters are automatically restored from the set, so you can use it in conjunction with things like Right.

In Rock Fiend GS, which has 《Evil HERO Dark Gaia》as its trump card, it is a monster that has a certain existence value as a fusion material on the Rock side.
It is possible to NS without release under the same conditions as Saidra, but even if this is a self-SS by modern standards, if ATK is this and there are no other abilities, this condition is quite low level.
Since it's a named fusion material, it has some special effects, and I think it's the best among the 3 large, medium, and small golems in that it's the minimum number of hit points on its own.
However, the facial deviation value is the lowest, and in a sense, this is the part that is the biggest difference with Sydler, and it is also the part that can not be helped.

A Rock monster with an ATK of 2600, which was used by Jack in the anime 5D's, and uses Bippi and Mid as fusion materials.
Contrary to his tough appearance, he doesn't have much confidence in his defensive power, just like the golem monsters that became fusion materials.
Like Valkyrion the Magna Warrior, which has already been remade, it is a lonely monster that has no choice but to scatter and separate itself.
At least I want him to separate normally without fighting, and I want him to go to GY instead of returning to the EX Deck.
Among the anime viewers at the time, in the match against Cid using "✪ Combat Wheel", which was OCGized in the year this evaluation was made, he put "Nightmare Wheel" on his shoulders while prostrate as if he was doing gymnastics. There may be more than a few people who only have the impression of monsters...

A Fish low-class monster with an ability similar to the adjusted version of "Dandylion", whose effect activation conditions are limited to sending her GY from the field and other than destroying battles, and with 1 token to be Special Summoned. .
Even if it is released as a forced effect triggered by sending GY from a field other than battle destruction, or if it is used as a material for Special Summon, the effect will of course be activated, so the card pool related to Fish, WATER, and S summons It goes without saying that with the increase in , and the advent of Link Summoning, the usefulness of its effects has become incomparably higher than it was then.
The combat ability of the main body is higher than that of Dandy, and in addition to the difference in race and attributes, it differs from Dandy in that the tokens that appear match not only the race but also the attributes.
And the most important thing is that there is no name Turn 1 for activating the effect, which is the same as Dandy, so its potential is very high. It can be said that this monster can also be subject to regulation at any time if a wrong card is sent out to the world.
This monster appeared in the OCG at the same time as the introduction of the S summoning system less than a year after Coelacanth appeared, but if you think about it, it's really come a long way.
However, even though he didn't categorize even fish-like monsters as Fish from the first season, this card is definitely not a fish, no matter how you look at it, he's a Fish...

A monster like Diamond Dire Wolf from the Link World that can be Link Summoned with two loose materials, and can be used like a general-purpose Link-2 monster by selecting itself as the target of its effect.
Similarly, monsters that have taken control from the opponent can also be used as link materials, and compared to Knightmare Cerberus, which is a Link 2 monster with the same ATK and attributes and has the ability to remove one of the opponent's monsters, it is possible to remove the opponent's monsters. It's superior in that it doesn't choose, it doesn't require a hand cost to use its effect, and the direction of the link marker doesn't give the opponent an advantage, but if you use it as a general purpose, you have no choice but to self-destruct, so you can use it as a relay of continuous links. It is not suitable for using it to remove the opponent's monsters.
In the case of this card, there are many cases where there are no monsters on your field by using the effect, and it is compatible with monsters that use it as a condition to SS themselves, and the opponent dislikes it and pushes it. It can be said that the point of material binding that makes it easy to process the monsters that come is excellent.
His deck uses monsters whose effects are triggered by destroying cards on your field, so it's also great that it's easy to meet the activation conditions with effective means using general-purpose monsters in the EX Deck.

A monster that was often used as a "D of level 6 or higher" designated as one of the fusion materials over there in the environment of the past when Despheny dominated.
Level 6 D had a powerful Diabo with his GY effect, but he couldn't do anything with it in his Deck, whereas this one can be used alone and has a theme. The big point is that he had his GY effect that can be used normally outside.
Also, compared to Diabo, his combat ability is much higher, and if he uses his own effect, he can defeat monsters with ATK 3000, so when he is pressed against a monster with unpleasant permanent effects such as SS Bind, he has no choice but to release it. Unlike Diabos and Attractors, which Tribute Summon to you, depending on the situation, it may be worth a normal Tribute Summon.

In Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, the difference in the number of cards in the final hand and the number of discarded cards, as well as the process leading up to it and artistic elements such as beauty and ugliness, are not related at all. It is a card game that wins if the is set to 0.
And instead of solving the board created by the opponent, one of the ways to use it to "set the opponent's LP to 0" is to win. It returns the entire battles damage to the opponent.
Although this monster has a material restriction that must be cleared in order to S summon, it is a card that can be done with an EX monster without returning battles damage in turn 1, and since he himself is not destroyed by battle, his ATK is 0. It is also effective to repeatedly attack high-scoring monsters in a state where you can make continuous attacks.
Also, since this damage return effect is applied to all of your own Gusto monsters, including yourself, by having your fellow Gusto and his Recruiters repeatedly attack Kamikaze, you can create total damage that will take away the initial LP of 8000LP. is not difficult either.
In the old careless tweaks, his Gusto monsters other than his own would have been given battle destruction resistance, but this card really does it right.
All in all, it's a card worthy of being the core of your deck, and it's a card that gives you a strong motivation to build your own deck with Gusto monsters.

With the appearance of 《Epurrely Noir》with the name of this card written in the text, the Quick-Play Spell became a particularly important memory among the Purrely Quick-Play Spells.
Effects related to 0 damage are rarely used, and play a major role as a first move and advantage source in Purrely.
If there is no interference from your opponent, you will be guaranteed to have 《Expurrely Noir》that is completely resistant to the opponent's activated effects from this one card that was activated first.
From the existence of Purrelyly that can be recruited with this card and its effect, it was obvious that it would be even stronger if his Purrely X monster that originally named this card appeared, but that has become a reality. So it feels like the card is positioned as expected.

Instead of having both effects with high utility, his Purrely X monster with his own card name has not existed so far, but Purrely Sleepy Memory, which has its card name, is called a Purrely X monster. A very valuable card by itself.
In that sense, even if it doesn't go as far as "Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu", it has the feeling of "a card that has already appeared in the world."
By making full use of "Purrelyly" from one Sleepy Memory, "My Friend Purrely" brought by its effect, and the effect of "Purrelyeap!?" set from the Deck with this card's ability, you can set up "Expurrely Noir" with 5 X materials. Or you can draw 2 cards during your opponent's turn with the effect of 2 Sleepy Memories.
The unique effect is also very excellent with the bounce effect that increases the removal power when Sleepy Memory is used as the X material, and the effect related to the numerical advantage of the board by setting his Purrely Trap card from the Deck.
If it's just the first half effect, it can be used in decks that issue rank 2X other than the Purrely Deck, and the effect that sets the Purrely Trap card in the second half can be used up to 3 times in one turn, so we used "Purrely Sharely!?" as well as "Purrelyeap!?". Constructed will benefit especially from this.

Since "Purrelyly" and "Purrely Sleepy Memory" appeared in the regular pack, [Purrely], which joined the corner of the environment deck, was added in the first regular pack of the 12th term to boost it. of his Purrely Trap card.
It is activated by targeting a Purrely X monster, recruiting a level 1 Purrely by negating its effect, and summoning a Purrely X monster with the same rank as the target Purrely X monster but with a different attribute to X summon it. In the card pool at the time of evaluation, it will mainly be a card for arranging rank 2 Purrely X monsters.
In addition, he targeted the Purrely X monster.He has the same Purrely Quick-Play Spell as the Purrely X monster had as an X material. Py memory is one that I would especially like to share.
Also, "Epurrely Noir", which appeared at the same time, has the ability to set his Purrely Trap card on his Deck up to 3 times per turn, and since this card does not have the name Turn 1 when activated, multiple copies can be set. With this card, he can also line up Purrely X monsters.
It's a card that requires a Purrely X monster on the field, so it's not a card that you can't do anything about in the beginning. As two new cards that are "not used", it is realistic to operate, and it can be said that the performance is more than sufficient.

His Synchron tuner is a capable Synchron tuner who can unconditionally be able to self-SS from his hand by the effect that activates in his hand, and his beak-like mask is adorable, and his high performance has attracted attention from all quarters.
After Special Summon, you will receive effect damage, but if you take damage from an effect that is not even worth the LP cost of Premature Burial, it will not be a problem if you take it without comboing it with another effect.
If this monster that has SS due to this effect is on the field, you can only put out S monsters from the EX Deck. It is easy to connect to 10S, which belongs to.
Another effect is that when a Dragon S monster on your field is banished or released, GY can banish himself to Special Summon that monster, which can be used by opponents such as Kaiju. Not only does it provide insurance against removal that releases or removes this Dragon S monster with effects and costs, but it can also be used in conjunction with Dragon S monsters that have the ability to release and remove themselves with their own effects and costs. , you can bring them back immediately to increase the number of interferences, or use them to care for the opponent's grave.
Weirdly, by using a Dragon S monster on the field for the cost of "Fairy Tail - Snow" to Special Summon itself from GY, the Dragon S monster can be used by chained Rose-type card effects such as barrier wave and drop. Even if the effect has been negate, it is possible to reactivate the effect by reactivating it via GY or banishment in the opponent's turn Friche.
There's even a dedicated search spell called Tuning, and it's blessed with great companions like The Bystial and Chaos Ruler, but it's Synchron that's versatile in everything.

A Trap card with the same activation conditions as 《Fairy's Hand Mirror》, which appeared early in Season 2, but whose effect target is his Spell Trap card.
His single-target spell card is characterized by being able to parry cards such as Spiritualism whose activation and effects are not negate.
However, since it can only be affected by the effects of spell cards, there are extremely few cards that can be dealt with with this card, and even today, there are only two hands, or even one hand, that can be counted.
Even if it's a spell card, it doesn't support effects that target multiple cards, and requires the transfer to be the correct target, so if his spell card targets a card in the opponent's field. If it does, you can't switch the target to your opponent's card.
It has a great advantage when successfully transferred to a card in the opponent's field, but it's not very realistic. I have to say that it's very poor performance.
I don't think it was necessary to make it a complete copy-paste effect during this period when there were many monsters with effects that developed from the original effect, such as "Blowback Dragon".

A Machine Lloyd monster with the amazing ability of a permanent effect that can be activated from the hand with any Trap card.
However, there is no such thing as a permanent effect that allows you to unconditionally use a Trap card from your hand. In exchange for that, it has become a disappointing ability that any Friche Trap can only be used as an attack-reactive Trap card.
Not having to put a Trap card on the field can be an advantage in that it will not be removed by some effect during the end phase, but if this monster is removed or the effect is negate during the opponent's main phase, it's no use.
Even if the Battle Phase were to come with the effect still active, it is highly questionable whether the opponent would recklessly attack this monster.
Also, unlike other Lloyd monsters, for some reason this card only has a "·" (middle point) in its card name, which disturbs the pace.

A machine monster that appeared in the anime Zexal along with 《Planet Pathfinder》.
That's no wonder, because it's a level 5 monster with a self-SS ability that doesn't depend on the opponent, so it's perfect as a rank 5 X material, and there were also X monsters with material restrictions that could make use of being a Machine or LIGHT. Then, as expected, it was not supposed to be left alone.
Since the self-SS conditions are looser than Saidra's, her own combat ability is low, and when she self-SSs, it is further halved, making it difficult to use it as a wall.
Also, if you leave it alone, the effect of raising your own level and the effect that only one monster with the same name can exist in your field are both great if you use them as materials for Special Summon immediately after your own SS. It's neither an advantage nor a disadvantage, but it's possible to recruit monsters with the same name with 《Machine Duplication》using the fact that the level for X summoning is disturbed against your will, or that the status is halved. Given what you can't do because of this effect, it basically works as a disadvantage.

Compared to 《Infinitrack Crab Crane》, it is an Infinitrack monster that has more defensive defense and different cards that can be searched by its own effects.
However, compared to Cancer, the ability to search by name is more subtle, so it has a lower priority than that.
Spin Turn, which can be searched, can also be used as an obstruction card, so I wouldn't go so far as to say it's completely useless, but at least it would have been nice if he could use it with his Infinitrack other than X monsters, or if it was a Continuous Trap...
Also, at the time of this evaluation, it is the only monster outside the story that happens to have the same offense and defense as the "Heart" monsters that are heavily involved in Visas' story, and you can receive several effects that refer to that offense and defense, but this So far I haven't heard of cards going to decks that use those effects, or vice versa, cards with those effects being used in Infinitrack decks.