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A Continuous Trap that exerts a GY meta effect that can be fired as many times as you like in a single turn with Friche on each other's turn, in exchange for a small LP cost and a Fiend that cannot be activated without a Fiend on your field.
However, assuming that the LP cost and the need for a Fiend on your field as an activation condition are still acceptable, this effect targets and banishes monsters in each player's GY one by one. The point that it can not be activated without is greatly lowers the evaluation.

His Continuous Spell that strengthens all his Warriors in proportion to the number of allies he has in play.
Basically, it is more efficient to line up only the warriors to be strengthened, and the more warriors lined up on the field, the higher the strengthening value and the higher the total RBI.
However, since the enhancement rate is too low and there is no other effect, it is doubtful whether this card can be used even if there is a monster that has the effect of putting this card face-up directly from his Deck/GY to the field.
It's also a card that I've been curious about who is the woman who gives him a reliable and passionate look at the back of Grepher, and I'd like to see the details revealed someday.

"A Feint Plan" that makes the set monsters pay attention, but not.
If you want to use such a card in your Deck, it should be better not to let it attack from the beginning in most situations, so it is better to make it an effect that has to attack something other than the set monster. It is a trap card that makes me feel that it was good from the point of view of differentiation from the attack deterrent card.

The type of card is different, but its effect range is completely backward compatible with Book of Moon, and this is a trap card, so it's slow and can't be activated from your hand, so it's extremely low in versatility.
For example, when he builds a deck under special regulations such as ``Using only cards with text that refers to a specific race is prohibited'', he can only use Book of Moon when he wants to use it. I don't think so.

A card that is the progenitor of monsters with similar other SS effects, with the ability to SS a lower class monster from the hand with an NS triggering effect.
It is sometimes mistaken, but at this time, the low-level monsters that can be SSed from the hand are not limited to Warriors, so the summoning right is required, but the versatility as a deployment card is surprisingly high.
It is a masculine monster that not only paves the way for the following allies who will come out to the field and keep their cards in hand, but also has the ability to act as a shield on the front line and take on attacks on allies.
However, the effect is more supportive, so this status setting can't be helped, but I don't think it's a bit weaker than Supply.

A troublesome dragon with a good old face and contradictory personalities that can't NS face-up when someone is present and doesn't participate in attacks unless there are any companions.
If "Grand" in the card's name means "great," then I'm tempted to say that's arrogant, not great.
There are no particular restrictions on Special Summoning, and there are no weakening or maintenance costs, so the disadvantages of the 2nd period are relatively light as an attacker. .
Well, Goblin Attack Force would have been stronger even in the card pool at the time if it was just to make it stand on the first turn.
It's a relief to be able to receive benefits such as "Fusion Deployment" because it's a fusion material with the designation of "Fiend Skull Dragon".

A monster that has the ability to use the number of Dragons it discards during the Battle Step of its turn as its own power.
The attack and defense up is temporary, but the enhancement rate is very high, and he can reach ATK 5000 by discarding his Dragons in his hand.
It is also suitable as an effect for drawing a large amount of cards with 《Super Rejuvenation》, and as a fusion material with the designation of 《Ryu Senshi》, it is excellent in handling.
Compared to 《Tyranno Infinity》and 《King of the Skull Servants》, which are low class monsters that can also get super RBI, it is more difficult to use strongly, but I feel it is worth trying to make it the main axis of the Deck.

A low-class Dragon monster that allows you to unconditionally attack twice during your Main Phase by discarding a card from your hand.
It's not bad that you can discard cards regardless of the situation, and the type of hand cost doesn't matter, but it's more difficult to activate the effect if his original ATK is that of a low-level monster that has no other effects. Place.
Depending on the hand you discard, it may work in an unexpected way, but I think it's really tough to use without strengthening.

A kind of so-called recruiter who can special summon monsters with the same name from his deck with the effect of destroying in battle.
"Hyena", which will appear later, can recruit two or more monsters with the same name at once, but this is only one and can only be Special Summoned from the Deck, so if you draw more than one immediately, the function will be greatly reduced. It is a card with a bad part of
Low combat ability is an advantage that makes it easier to activate the effect, but Dragon also has a recruiter called Masked Dragon, so unless you want to do a super continuous recruit like the one already introduced will never go as far as adopting this card.

Among the many Dragon Support Spell Trap cards included in this pack, the Quick-Play Spell with its hand replenishment effect shines the brightest.
During the end phase of the turn it is activated, you can draw the same number of Dragons that you have discarded from your hand or released from your hand or field.
At the time of its introduction, it only supported Tribute Summon, sacrifices for ritual summons, the cost of activating cards, and the discard pile due to the effect of Graceful Charity, but now, especially on your turn, this is the case. There are so many ways to do it effectively, and as you might expect, you can even draw nearly half your deck with this effect if you're so inclined.
However, since the draw is the end phase, most of the drawn cards cannot be used until your next turn or you have to discard them during your opponent's turn. ・There is also the problem that it is difficult to take advantage of this card's strengths because the means to release it is limited.
It is desirable for him to incorporate many cards that can be activated from his hand even during the opponent's turn, but rather than using it as Dragon's Droso, I feel that it would be stronger to make his deck super specialized for this and arrange Exo. I will.

Her Continuous Trap card with a jewel drawn on it, which seems to be the source of the Trap resistance ability of 《Tyrant Dragon》.
Dragon monsters can be effectively targeted against trap cards that can be used up and have no limit on the number of times per turn. You can also prevent it from being attacked or gaining immunity.
However, in addition to requiring a hand cost each time, unlike Tyrant, which is a permanent effect that is Trap resistant, this is an effect that must be chained in response to the activation of a Trap card, so its performance is similar to that of Tyrant's ability. I have to say that it is considerably inferior.
It's hard to understand with the old text, but it can't react to the "activation of the effect" of the Trap card, and it doesn't negate the activation, so of course it can't be used even if it's useless.

One of the "monsters with an ATK of 2400 or higher that can be sacrificed in one body" that appeared in the second season, and a high-level Normal Monster that is the Dragon version of him.
In this grouping, "Amphibian Beast" was already recorded as normal in Season 2, and when it came to Sue and above, monster effects such as Shocker and Hades were also seen.
And from the 3rd term onwards, it became natural for a single sacrifice to have the effect of ATK 2400 + Merit only, and although it is a category that has almost lost its rarity, in the 1st term there are superlative monsters that do not have any special monster effects. It was a very valuable card for the Dragon, which had a lot of useless cards and was a very low quality monster that could only fight against monsters of higher rank or lower than ✪ The Black Dragon King Of The Jungle .
The orthodox design of a dragon + the design with a beautiful jewel design + the super rare design makes this monster even more popular than its abilities.

In the regular pack depicting the conflict between the three races of the second season, one monster of the same race and one monster of the different race distributed to each race are named as fusion materials. A level 5 Fusion Monster whose materials cannot be used and cannot be put out with 《Instant Fusion》.
Each of them is a group of monsters with two different ranges of negate-type abilities and resistances, and they have properties similar to Myutants on the main deck side of season 2, but Warrior's "Ryu Senshi" and Fiend's "Dark Balter the Terrible". Compared to , this card is a pity that both the range and resistance that can be negate with its own ability are subtle.
Unlike the above two bodies, one of the fusion materials is a high-grade monster, and the other is a status that does not correspond to recruiters, etc. The fact that I could not benefit from the activation effect of the "Fusion Cursed Creature" monster due to the attributes of
If you try to Special Summon with 《Metamorphosis》, you can also choose the above two bodies, so now that Reverse Effect Monsters are no longer a threat, it is difficult to prioritize Baltar, who exerts the same level of control against Spells as Nachubi. I guess.

A superlative Dragon monster that will be the commander-in-chief of his Dragon camp in a regular pack depicting the conflict of the three races that appeared in the second term.
It is the only non-WIND monster among the Dragons included in this pack, and it is also the monster that Ryuzaki used as his Dragon's ace in place of Red Eyes and Evil Knight in the Doma arc.
Although its specs are slightly inferior to his Blue-Eyed in terms of his ATK, in addition to the continuous attack ability that can attack again if a monster exists in the field, the effect of the Trap card that targets itself can be used. It has a permanent effect that negates destruction, and there is no special summoning limit.
At the time of its introduction, Trap Resistance was not destroyed by Ring of Destruction, and was only able to completely resurrect a resurrection by Call of the Haunted. With the decline of cards and the rise of Friche removal traps that target things like Compulsory Evacuation Device and Dogmatika Punishment , the value of this resistance is much higher than it was then.
Also, since it is a permanent effect that negates and destroys, if it is an effect that targets, even a Counter Trap like 《Negate Attack》can be negate destroyed when the effect resolves.
On the other hand, it is also true that resistance is less beneficial due to the rise of removal by monster effects. It is a feeling that it has settled down to the degree of resistance that "it is worth it".
Also, when using a card effect to Special Summon yourself from GY, it has an unusual characteristic that it is necessary to add a procedure to release one Dragon monster on your field as a cost, which is set as a disadvantage. It is a monster that was trying to balance with its own merit effect due to restrictions on reviving.
Special Summons from the hand and Deck do not have any specific requirements, and even if you Special Summon from GY, there are many ways to use the release to do something else, so if you feel like it, you can still use it. It can be said that it is a monster with
And above all, in contrast to his Blue-Eyed, which has quite a peculiarity in its design, this is the best illustration of a dragon in the middle of a fantasy work, and this card was a favorite card at the time. should be no less.

A card that becomes Heavy Storm that can be activated by returning one of his Dragons of Advanced or higher on your field to your hand.
It's a pity that it's not a Quick-Play Spell, but in the current situation where 《Harpie's Feather Duster》is a restricted card and 《Heavy Storm》is a banned card, even if you go first, you can use it to blow away his Spell Trap card on your field. relative value has increased.
Naturally, if you just want to destroy a single Spell Trap card, it's easier to use Stamping Destruction, which is in the same pack and can be used by any Dragon under the same circumstances.