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A reptilian mega rock, an Eltanin-like existence. Speaking of reptile decks, it's Worm and Venominaga, but these decks are important for GY ads, so as already said, specialized construction is desirable if you treat them as trump cards.
Reptile has his powerful GY Fertilizer card, Snake Rain, so it's not that hard to hit high. It is also an advantage that it is easy to search with Kingle. It is also blessed in terms of status, such as responding to trains and temptations.
However, the fate of this kind of card is that it is vulnerable to removal and negate conversion, and the risk of not being able to decide the game is high. Also, regarding the removal effect, it's forced, the end is slow, and depending on the situation, it's driven to self-destruction, so it's not a flattering effect. This card itself is a card for 1 kill, so it's hard to make use of it. Also, since all of them are always excluded when summoned, there is a bottleneck where they can't turn around easily.
Since the reptiles themselves are an underdeveloped race, it feels like a card with a strong peculiarity. However, I think that it has performance that is worth using.

A card that symbolizes the transformation into Hellkaiser. Its destructive power is enough to cause an earthquake in Ibaraki (lie).
In order to make it work, it is necessary to use a large number of machines as materials. Summoning with regular fusion is not very realistic, mainly summoning from his GY fusion such as Obaro.
As we all know, Future Fusion used to allow him to use all the machines in the deck as materials, but errata have made that even more difficult.
However, the current Cyber has an increased variety and excellent support, making it easier to feed GY.
However, the number of excellent rivals is increasing, and although Rampage is compatible, it has explosive power that can easily be one kill without using this card when used in combination with Power Bon or Ziga.
When summoned, it leaves your own army empty, so it's a bit picky, and with the existence of Nova and Infinity, the EX frame is tight, so the impression is that it's not a very high priority in the current Cyber. I think there is romance.

Chimeratech over rock, Ananta-like existence.
Rocks have Gaia Plates that can be used under similar conditions.
It is easy to outperform the striking power when attacking directly, and if you just want to put it out, you can do it from one body, and there is no maintenance cost. It will be easy to handle as a material and release personnel.
However, it is vulnerable not only to removal but also to negation, so the risk of leaving it in the opponent's turn is high. Compared to Gaia, it is desirable to operate in a specialized construction here.
I think that the performance is worth using.

An evil god that would have become the motif of the three evil gods.
More than that, the first appearance of this monster and its brutality in the infamous game DM8 are well known.
Appearing not as a card but as the final boss, the strength of its transcendental toughness + brutal Deck is at a level that throws the game away.
It's a remnant of brainwashing Pegasus in the game (or throwing in 3 Change of Heart cards), and it has a control-stealing effect. can decide the game.
However, it's a ritual that tends to consume money, and requires a specified hand cost, which is heavy and time-consuming. Offense and defense are also not very reliable figures.
I want to search for spells or use decks that are easy to collect.
It takes time and effort, but it is a performance that is worth using.

Ancestor of Sukugori. The sad part of Sugori is that the usability on its own is inferior to even this ancestor.
It has 2000 RBI, which is high for a lower class, and has two types of demerit effects, but for this card with an attacker's temperament, it doesn't matter much. It can also be used as a trigger for Baboon for the opposite hand. In the past, it was enough to build an era called Gorilla Stan with its power.
However, 2000 RBI is no longer uncommon in lower grades, and there are many cards with no disadvantages. It's become an era when high hit points can easily come out of EX, and it's becoming outdated to be just a low-grade beatdown.
As expected, it is difficult to be active at the forefront, but it is not at all unusable. I wonder if I can still be active as long as I have love.

It boasts a very high level and defense power for a trap monster. It can be used for various purposes such as rank 10 materials, walls, and combos with cards that refer to levels. Utilizing this defensive power, it was once possible to act as a scapegoat for the Earth Smasher.
Currently, due to the prevalence of speeding up and removal, Trap monsters have become conspicuous in places where they are difficult to use as walls and material personnel. now have
It will be a presence that works well in certain of his decks.

Coincidentally Lloyd's demon. There are several other applicable cards.
He has good stats and plenty of support. In addition, it has a weakening effect that can be activated from any deployment, and the descent value is not bad. It will be used up, but it is actually a lower grade and has 2000 RBI.
However, to be honest, the weakening of the one-use card isn't weak at all because of its downward value, but looking at the cards of the current era, I can't deny the lack of power. There is also a tuner, Gale, who has a wider processing range than this card.
Lloyd's compatibility isn't bad, but it's not a level that should be prioritized. It's not a machine.
Although there are many points that can be differentiated, the basic performance is undeniably outdated, so I think it is difficult to prioritize.

It goes without saying, but in this day and age, it's not uncommon to be able to settle things in one turn. It is extremely limited to summons, and there is even a risk of exposing 500 RBI in Attack Position. I think it's performance that doesn't speak.

It's advanced, but thanks to this RBI, it's easy to deal with Hellway and recruiters. However, it is fatal that it does not have a quick attack because it is activated during standby.
It still looks low with just one enhancement, and in the current environment where removals are rampant and speeding up, I think it's out of the question.

It can be activated from any deployment and can return monsters, but it is an advanced level, so it takes time and effort to operate.
Blessed with races and attributes, there are plenty of deployment methods such as Hellway and Recruiter.
However, it is limited to the set, and it can be said for most face-down removal by such monsters, but it is weak against Friche and you want to remove it before the monster's deployment.
Because it is a monster, there are many points of differentiation itself, but if you look at it comprehensively, I think it's performance that can't be said to be excellent.

It's rare to have a handicap that can be activated from GY every turn, and it looks strong, but the problem is that it takes a lot of work to get it to that point.
It must be put into play and destroyed in battle, and this card is an advanced card that cannot be revived.
First of all, you can't expect the opponent to destroy it in battle, so self-destruction is desirable, but even if it's low for advanced, it's a little high hit point for self-destruction. Choose the situation. It is an advantage that it corresponds to Helway for the time being.
Also, even if he can be sent to GY, the timing of the handicap is late at the end of BP, which is exquisitely painful. In the current environment, it's mostly developed, and since GY has this guy, the opponent should use up all their cards. It's hard to say that handicapping at such a timing would have an impact. It's not uncommon for the game to end in one turn.
It was a difficult card to handle back then, but in today's high-speed environment, I don't think it's a substitute for actual battles.

One of Malik's gorilla cards.
It has a removal effect, but it is a somewhat passive condition, and in this era of speeding up removal, it is slow and difficult to activate.
Moreover, since it is a forced effect and targets all fields, depending on the situation, there is a possibility that this one will suffer damage.
There are many cards with wider conditions and removal range, and it's not without some points of differentiation, but I can't deny that it feels outdated.

With the same firepower as Misfortune, but with the opposite conditions, the battle must be intervened and there is no damage cut, so you will receive painful damage.
On the other hand, it is half of that, so it is easy for us to lose money on the LP side of the ad. It will not be a substitute that can be used alone as a basic waterfall.
It will be mainly used in conjunction with Canon, which is a dedicated S. In addition, since it is a machine with a low hitting point, it can also be used for duplication. If you want to use it continuously, you want some kind of damage cut method.
However, in addition to the instability of being dependent on the other party, there are many cases where it is not possible to kill even if you use it fully because it is half the fault of either yourself or Cannon. I feel that the firepower is not enough for the time and effort.

It's a self-destruct effect, and I can't help but say that the reward is a temporary 500 weakening.
Its own stats are also low, and due to its characteristics, it is not something that can be used alone.
Is the point to be praised that you are doing a blessed attribute / race? If you're not a Jonouchi fan, it's tough to handle.
This card is not the only one, but many of Jonouchi's cards have been weakened.
Please don't just remake Yugi, the President, and Red Eyes, but also remake Jonouchi's main cards.

Similar to "Black Tyranno" and Gorillago, the performance is at the defective product level. The situation is too restrictive.
In mainstream decks, the number of defensive decks seen has decreased dramatically, and most of his decks that line up defensively have some kind of counter.
The reward is Yariza's striking power.
It's one of the few direct rock attackers, but there are plenty of other cards that should be prioritized.