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A low-level Spellcaster monster that can be safely confirmed while Chaining 1 set card on the opponent's field with the effect of NS triggering.
Summoning reaction type cards that can be activated when you NS are out of timing and cannot be activated, so instead of being a numerical advantage, Torrential Tribute and Bottomless Trap Hole do not work, ATK is stable. Breaker the Magical Warrior》.
Well, but as you can see, it's a subtle effect that doesn't give you a numerical advantage. If so, it's a card that will definitely only be rated 1 point.
I don't see any particular advantage in illustration from this card, but when it first came out, it was such a popular card that I saw a lot of secondary creations, and there's no doubt that it still has a strong following today. I basically like low class attackers with merits of ATK 1800 or more, so I'll give it 3 points this time.
Someday his Normal Monster of his Spellcaster monster with the same attribute and same ATK as this card will come out, and if by any chance it belongs to a theme, it may be rated 2 points or less in relative evaluation. I can't.
I don't know if it's related to Charmer's people, but if it's someone related, I'd like to see their defense power set to 1500 so that they can receive the related effects that appeared later.
I don't think it's a good idea for her to look like an older sister than the Familiar-Possessed members, but to have both offense and defense lower than them.

It's a special move card that can be used by anyone with a Dragon, and in a sense it's a general-purpose special move card.
The effect is a selectable type of effect that either deals effect damage or removes it by destroying a single monster with a conditional effect, but a card with both selectable effects that are weak makes me wonder how futile it is.
It doesn't mean that anyone can use it.

A trap card that has a certain value as a total removal card that can be used in a free chain during each other's turn, and is a useful effect for a card that appeared at this time.
Due to the nature of releasing a Dragon and activating it, if the opponent's monsters that can be removed with this effect are 2 or less, Guardragon Cataclysm is more versatile because it can also release and activate a Dragon and destroy both players' back cards. That would be an advantage, but when the 10th season cards, which long ago had the atmosphere of "theme-independent version of Godova, it's no longer Iran", it doesn't look bad in terms of race support in the 2nd season. It seems
For the time being, this one does not have a name Turn 1, and there is a difference in the merit direction that it does not target.

A Dragon-only split Normal Spell with a card name and illustration that looks very Dinosaur-only.
It was a card that was worth using in its own way at a time when general-purpose warimono bills were not yet fulfilled due to regulations.
Currently, it is a Normal Spell and the subtleties of the additional effect do not meet the activation conditions that require a specific monster to be on the field, and its performance is severe.
Even if the dedicated search salvage effect comes out, it must be said that it is still severe.

A race meta card with the body of a Reverse Effect Monster that the Warrior camp put in to oppose his Fiend camp and the Dragon camp.
Shadow Tamer is in charge of Fiend, and this card is in charge of Dragon.
A sad monster that is mostly dismissed as a "Tamer with no illustration advantage" before discussing whether its effects are useful or not.

First of all, let me say that this person is not 《Jowgen the Spiritualist》, nor is he a member of the so-called "monster monks".
In the latest text, the effect processing is written in a fairly easy-to-understand manner, and the reverse effect can be activated by selecting from two effects. The effect to return to the top, the other can only be selected when there is a Warrior on your field, and it can be activated by targeting 2 face-up monsters on the field, one of them will be the top of the Deck, and the Warrior will be on your field when the effect is processed. exists properly, the effect of bouncing the other card to the hand will be processed.
It's a card that feels very wrong because the deck bounce and hand bounce are not reversed, and although it's a reverse effect, even if it's alone, it can produce an effective removal effect on both main and EX monsters.
Regarding the additional effect, unless you change your race to Warrior with a permanent effect, you need other monsters on your field, so you don't need to aim for it, but if you're an EX monster opponent, you'll be able to gain an advantage. is attractive.
I think it would have been much appreciated at the time if the defensive power was a little higher, but now it won't affect that much unless the defensive power is over 2000 or something like that.

In the first period, there was not a single low-class monster with a defense that could be used as a decent wall, but in the second period, a low-class monster with a stable defense of 2000 appeared.
Appearing relatively early in Season 1, Giant Soldier of Stone, which has exactly the same offense and defense and is level 3, can only be thought of as being insane.
The status was passable and I was able to do my best at the time, but it was rarely prioritized by the same vanilla-like low-ranking dragon 《Luster Dragon》instead of the named fusion material.

A Spell Trap card with an illustration of cooked or processed food, which is still rare even after the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG started.
Monsters have a lot of cards with body parts like cakes and ice creams, but when it comes to Spell Trap cards, things like 《The Golden Apples》, 《Supremacy Berry》, 《Madolche Chateau》and 《Gingerbread House》. Although there are special things like , when it comes to cooking itself and processed food itself, it is 《Mooyan Curry》and only this much comes to mind.
As the card name suggests, the effect is to eat the Spell Trap cards on your field as emergency food and recover your LP according to the number. It is characterized by the ability to send GY before the effect processing by chaining activated Normal Trap and Quick-Play Spell, etc. that are confirmed to send GY to them and making them a cost.
A combo that takes advantage of this property is "Yarikuri Turbo" combined with Good Goblin Housekeeping, and many veteran duelists are probably familiar with it.
By the way, even if you use this method, you can't break through "Royal Decree" that negates the effect of a trap card activated on the field, so be careful.
In Anime GX, it is also one of the familiar cards used by Juudai to overcome the disadvantages of 《Mirage of Nightmare》.

One of the monsters of the Dragon faction included in the regular pack depicting the conflict between the three races of the second season.
Dragon is currently a race dominated by Darkness and LIGHT, but originally it was a race with a lot of FIRE and WIND.
In Season 1, the highest ATK of lower class monsters was Blackland Fire Dragon and Koumori Dragon, which was a pitiable 1500. Dragon's long-awaited ATK 1900 attacker, and as an additional merit effect, it has a penetration effect. .
However, the effect of becoming his Defense Position after attacking is set as a disadvantage, and since his own defense power is 0, it was a difficult card to use as an attacker continuously.
Currently, this disadvantage has been reduced considerably due to the diversification of the means used for materials for Special Summon, but at the same time, the advantage of having penetrating ability has been reduced to the limit, and it does not belong to the theme and has no other abilities. It's even more so when it comes to low class monsters.

It was only for a short time that Visas united the four worlds into one, and this figure is thought to be modeled after "Shiva", one of the three great gods of India, the same as "Vishnu", who is the model for Visas. So, there is an atmosphere of a super important person who is expected to be deeply involved in the story of Visas from the 12th term.
The effect is that if the card is destroyed by the effect on each other's field, if Visas is on the field, SS yourself from the hand, and the effect of searching and salvaging "Clear New World", and the effect of destroying your own monsters other than yourself. In that case, destroy 1 monster on your opponent's field and gain its ATK temporarily.
At the time of its release, I never imagined that this kind of story would develop around Clear New World, but now that it's finally connected to the story, it's named as a card effect.
Visas destroys the effect of the card on the field when he self-SSs himself, so he can pull the trigger to self-SS this card as it is, and Amritara, an EX monster treated as Visas, also destroys the monsters on his field. Since it has the ability to do this, it shouldn't be difficult to satisfy the self-SS condition of this card.
Amritara's level is the same, so it can be connected to rank 8X, and if you blow up either one with the Clear New World you brought, you can use it as a material monster in his deck that meets the conditions. You can also bring
The effect destruction by "Clear New World" also leads to the use of this card's 2 effect as it is, and this effect triggers even if you destroy your own monsters in your hand or his deck, so let's use it. Depending on the situation, it is excellent in that it can also function as a hindrance on the opponent's turn.
The problem is that this card itself is different from Visas, and there is currently a lack of means to bring it into your hand when you want it. Is it going to be a place where you don't feel the value of using this card?
In other words, compared to Sue's Visas and Amritara, this is a normal performance that feels like a letter rare is a letter rare, and I wonder if it's okay to treat cards in this position like that. I can't do it.
However, it is also a presence that seems to have great expectations for future developments, so the evaluation may change again.
Also, since "Brahma" still remains as one of the three major gods of India, which is the original story, we are waiting for the follow-up report including that.

A type of Toon Monster that appeared in Season 2, a BMG Toon Monster that has different properties from both the earliest Toon and his Toon in Pegasus Strak.
Like the early Toon, it's a Special Summon monster that can't even be played unless Toon World is on the field, so in that respect it was more likely to cause accidents than Pegasus Strak, but Pegasus Strak's Toon is also good. It was treated as the ace of the Toon Monsters during this period, as it was a Toon that could immediately participate in the attack even on the turn it was Special Summoned.
It's a pity that he has almost no unique effects and is at the same level as him, but at that time, for Toon, just because he was a fighting force that didn't get summoning sickness, there was supreme value there.

A new ace that Jonouchi started using from the original Battle City edition.
Although it is an Effect Monster, it is essentially a vanilla monster that does not exhibit any abilities even when used normally. Ability to annihilate monsters.
However, even in such a case, once it comes into play, there is no other ability that can be used, and unless there are quite a lot of monsters that can be destroyed, it is not worth the time and effort to use it.
At that time, he had a high ATK among Warrior monsters that can be Normal Summoned, and he looked cool, but that's about it.
At the very least, it would have been nice to have an effect that ignored the opponent's invincibility resistance and removed it like in the original, but in OCG, the resistance of Viser Des is only combat destruction, and it's effect destruction. A certain effect of this card can destroy it! That's how I interpreted it...

It's a trap card that has skill stun and power drain effects that Visas can use, and this effect that can be used to interfere is also quite strong, but what's even more eye-catching is the effect that activates with his GY on turn 1. .
With this, you can access any Spell Trap card other than the card with the same name with Visus' name, and there are already more than 20 types of cards that can be searched with this effect, and some of them have a search effect when activated. Since there are also Field Spell cards and theme obstruction cards, you can use them as cards to search for them even in Decks that do not use Visas at all, such as Tiara and Kusha, by hitting them directly into GY with burial. can also
Among his Spell Trap cards with Visas's name on them, it's one of the top performing cards, and it's definitely a card that will continue to be used at least one in the future.

One of the Spell Trap cards that are effective only against very limited cards, which were often seen in the cards up to the 2nd term.
It's an effect that asks someone to write down and tell me which cards it works against and which ones it doesn't.
This card is part of the Hades army (Fiend faction) in a pack depicting the conflict between the three races, so it may be a card designed to get rid of Tyrant Dragon, the boss character of the Dragon faction. , no, it must be so.

When the Fiend releases for his Tribute Summon, a monster that summons subsequent namesake monsters from his Deck.
However, it has no other abilities, and in most cases, in order to Tribute Summon a Fiend monster, it is necessary to first summon this monster without using the summoning right, and even if you bring in a subsequent monster with the same name, your own fighting ability is low. , often only useful enough to add to the battles damage on direct attacks.
Furthermore, even though he is an effect that requires multiple decks to be stacked, he can only Special Summon from the deck, so the loss is large when drawing two or more cards, and the return is too small for that. I can't stand it.
It is too inefficient to be used as a link material, and it seems that it is most meaningful to use it for his Tribute Summon, which is an advanced Fiend tuner, and to perform S summons with that monster.