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His Fiend's high-level monster belonging to the Hades army, recorded in the regular pack depicting the conflict between the three races, which is the 7th installment of the second season.
After that, it will be out of the scope of DM6, an OCG-compliant Yu-Gi-Oh game released in the second season.
Its effect is simple, excluding monsters destroyed by battle without sending them to his GY. I was able to seal monsters with his GY effect that trigger destruction.
Lesser = Low-class He's not a bad effect for an Archfiend, and I wouldn't say that his ATK is unbearably low, but he's good against 1st season normal high-level monsters such as 《✪ Air Eater》and 《Flame Cerebrus》. The impression is that the degree is indeed insufficient.
As for the effect, it is not effective against Reverse Effect Monsters, and if the opponent is a set monster, if it is a low-class monster "Sasuke Samurai", it can be repelled without the reverse effect or battle destruction triggering her GY effect. It was also possible with a card pool.
Luckily, it is a fusion material with the designation of 《Fiend Skull Dragon》, so you can receive benefits such as 《Fusion Deployment》.

A trap card that uses the same method as Dark Coffin included in the same pack to create a token.
However, the tokens that appear do not have any special effects that can be used as a deterrent, except that they have a little offense and defense and no usage restrictions.
I'm wondering if 《Dark Coffin》is stronger, but I don't really understand what the standard was for that one to be normal and this one to be Sue.
If you use it, you will basically destroy the effect yourself on the turn you set it and use it as a material for Release or Special Summon.

A trap card that is the oldest in existence with a design that backfires on the opponent who tries to destroy the set card.
It's excellent that even if you destroy it with your own effect, the effect will appear on the opponent's side, and since it is a trap card that activates GY and the opponent chooses one when the effect is processed, it is surprisingly difficult to negate. It is also characterized by having
That's why when destroying a monster, it penetrates the target's resistance at that time, but I feel that the randomness of the handicap is quite clever.

A low-level Insect monster that attacks one card in the opponent's back with the effect of Cycle Reverse.
With the same specification, the attack and defense are reversed with "Swarm of Scarabs" that eats monsters, and his ATK is higher in this one, but it also corresponds to the release of Death Deck before errata, so it can be shared. can.
It was a monster that was excellent as a countermeasure against the opponent's lock cards because it was able to continuously destroy back cards by itself.
Nowadays, he's a tough card even with Insect's support, but at the time of his introduction, there weren't many strong Spell Trap cards that could be used in Flice, so it's definitely one of the top Flip Monsters in the 2nd cycle. I think it was the strength of the position.

A low-level Insect monster that devours a single monster with the effect of Cycle Reverse.
Reverse by receiving an attack from the opponent has no effect, but it is excellent in that it does not accidentally explode because it only eats the opponent's monsters.
It is possible to attack even under the application of the permanent attack locks "Messenger of Peace" and "Gravity Bind" that represent the 2nd period, and while being protected by the lock cards, the number of monsters on the opponent's field can be steadily reduced by its own effects. It was very convenient.
Since he is a DARK, it was wonderful that he was able to deal with the Death Deck before Errata with Swarm of Locusts.
As expected, it's a tough card nowadays, but there was definitely a time when it was active, and it was a monster with its existence value.

A draw-accelerating Continuous Spell that appeared in the second period and has been a banned card for a long time.
It's a card that discards most of the cards you draw during your opponent's turn before your main phase comes, unless you modify it a little with other effects. A card that feels strong enough.
Moreover, by the time it's time to discard it, its effect will be negated, or if it doesn't exist face-up on the field, it's just a matter of drawing money. There are too many ways to abuse this card, such as triggers and effects that can be activated with Flice on each other's turn, so there is no way the ban will be lifted as it is, including the fact that it is a card that is too convenient for the first attacking side. Seem.
Breaking and stepping down will only accelerate the draw once, but if you temporarily negate it, you'll be able to draw from the next turn onwards without needlessly reducing your hand...
Well, what can I say, except for the fact that Judai used it frequently in the anime GX, I also feel that it's not a card that would be errataed in terms of effect and illustration to get people to come back.
Also, personally, I'm not as good at this card as Undetermined GY Fertilizer, and I don't like it anyway. I thought it would be too strong to use.
If it's the same power card, I'd rather have an easy-to-understand and strong card than a skillful card like this that can become ridiculously strong if used skillfully by a skillful person.

Normal Spell, one of the four banned cards in past OCG-compliant games.
The reason for this is that when this effect is applied to a monster whose ATK is currently 1000 or less, and then another effect causes his ATK to exceed 1000, there is a technical problem that cannot be handled properly. I think it was because it was difficult.
In the past, in the above cases, the monster would not be able to attack directly, but now it is a ruling that even if the attack changes after the effect is applied, it can still attack directly.
You can win big with maneuvering, and your ATK will drop greatly, but there is also the existence of 《Shooting Star Bow - Ceal》, which can be equipped with any monster. It's bad, but considering that you can ignore all the monsters on the board and go straight to the opponent to get LP, it's also a card that makes you want to think about something.

One of the relatively common "Counter Trap where the strength that can be activated at no cost is not at all superior to the narrowness of the response range".
Even though it is already quite narrow at the point where it can only counter Spell Trap cards that destroy back cards, it can't capture effects that don't target, effects that target multiple cards, and naturally non-destructive effects, so the current environment The Spell Trap card used in , the cards that can be negate by this card are very limited.
It seems that there is nothing more valuable than the "scene cards" that color the background story, with card names and illustrations that match the concept of this pack.

At the time of its introduction, I thought, "Isn't it written that it's pretty strong that you can remove it every turn just by leaving it?"
During the opponent's end phase, the monster with the highest ATK on the field, including your own monster, will be destroyed by an effect that does not target. Since it is difficult to redeploy later with a normal Deck, if you do not put monsters on the field or set them, or if you use many monsters with low ATK, you will destroy the opponent's monsters in many situations. You can.
The troublesome thing is the self-destruct condition, and if you don't have 5 or more cards in your hand during your standby phase, you can't sustain and self-destruct.
Due to the nature of this card, it is most effective to open it during the opponent's end phase, but if you activate it in the first turn, unlike at that time, the current rule is that the normal draw of the draw phase is performed on the first turn of the first attack. Since you can't, unless you use some kind of Droso, if you don't set only this card and end it, the normal draw on the next turn will reduce your hand to 4 or less, and it will immediately self-destruct.
To use it as a single-use removal trap or a card for destroying your own monsters, the fact that the monsters that can be destroyed and the effect itself are too uncertain are not at all superior to the strength of penetrating the target resistance, and the actual battle would be difficult to use with
If there's one thing that's fortunate, it's that this self-destruction is caused by a card effect, so using a card like Imperial Custom can prevent it.

A card that became the progenitor of the monsters that appeared in the 2nd season, and have the ability to tear apart monsters that are set at the start of the damage test.
The fact that it was able to safely eliminate the Reverse Effect Monsters that were prosperous at the time, and that it was almost upwardly compatible with the 《8-Claws Scorpion》included in the same pack would have been said to have been included in Surare. mosquito.
Due to its low status, it is weak when attacked, and currently there are monsters with higher ATK even if it is limited to low-level monsters that can be Normal Summoned. It will not be used, including the fact that the usefulness of the effect itself has decreased.
Monsters such as 《Sasuke Samurai #2》, 《Sasuke Samurai #3》, and 《Sasuke Samurai #4》later appeared as series monsters.

A Perfect Counter Trap that can be used when there is an S monster on your field, and there is a monster with a specific attack and defense on your field or in his GY that is Visas or many of them are Visas-related "○○ Heart" monsters. If negate changes to negate destruction.
It is also a card with a Manadum name, and it is easy to attract with the effect of Lilium Heart, so it was popular as a general-purpose obstruction card that can be used in decks that perform S summons, but this card is used as a subsequent enhancement card. With the introduction of 《Visas Amritara》, you can search for cards, you can satisfy the activation conditions for negate destruction yourself, and the restrictions on S materials are not that hard even in Decks other than Manadum, making it even more powerful than ever. I feel like I've solidified my position.
As for the effects activated by GY, Manadum Tuner has the ability to directly or indirectly specify and recruit monsters of the same name with all destruction trigger effects, so they can be added to his Deck without consuming them. Being able to return to 1 is a very useful effect for Manadum.

The fact that "Homura Noble Knight" itself is a fictional existence created by someone's hand, which is different from the Noble Knight, was hinted to some extent by other illustrations of related cards, but that creation A card that attracted attention because the shocking scene of this illustration, which depicts the method and scene of the game, stunned many duelists.
Until now, "Homura Noble Knight", which was specified only by the effect of " ✪ Red Love Reijie-Bradamante " that also treats itself as "Homura Noble Knight" and had no particular meaning to have a common character string, has become a member of the theme that is referred to by card effects. It is also a memorable card that fulfilled.
Although it is a trap card that requires the "Noble Arms" Equip Spell to be revealed to the hand and cannot be activated immediately, both the effect that activates on the field and the GY effect are useful effects that can touch the Deck, especially on the field. The effect that activates can be recruited from the Deck during each player's turn.
Among them, there are some effects that trigger when he is Special Summoned, so naturally it will lead to that.
The GY effect also has a removal effect that is triggered by equipping the equipment card with the named Charles, so it can also be an obstruction card by doing it with Friche, and at this time Noble equipped from the Deck. By equipping Knights, especially Flame Noble Knights, which have the effect of giving resistance to equipped monsters by becoming equipment cards, you can also reduce the number of cards in the opponent's field while letting the opponent's attacks flow.
Since it is a trap card that requires one pair, I feel that the effect is made quite strong.
Regarding the example illustration, those who feel that the act of destroying the worldview by turning the illustration of the support card of the theme that should have started with a serious feeling is a bit too much of a joke. You may be here, but I really like this kind of thing.
However, if it's an illustration of the same hobby room (?), I prefer that of Fruits of Kozaky's Studies.

This is the Visas S monster that was unveiled for the first time this time, and if one of the S materials includes his LIGHT monster, it is characterized by being able to S summon even Tuner such as Visas + Manadum Tuner.
The ability to "enter the EX Deck" is also an effect that can be treated as Visas in an important field, an effect that allows you to access one of more than 20 Spell Trap cards related to yourself triggered by S summons, and one monster on your field. It has the effect of self-destroying and increasing the ATK of all your S monsters, including yourself that turn.
The self-destruction ability is perfect for bringing out the effects of Manadum Tuna, who can self-SS on the condition that Visas is on the field and the effect is triggered by being destroyed, and the additional effects that follow make it an S monster. Her own ATK also instantly exceeds 3000.
As a level 8S monster with limited materials, the original ATK is low, and the effects are rather plain and supportive, but the search destination is a perfect counter effect that satisfies the activation conditions to the maximum. Because of the existence of 《Mannadium Reframing》, I feel that it is an excellent monster that can also be used as an obstacle formation agent, and it is very important for Manadum in the future, and it is an excellent monster that can be expected in the future.

His Equip Spell, which appeared in Season 2, can only be worn by monsters whose current ATK is less than his ATK.
The effects given to the equipped monster are two rare resistances: battle destruction resistance and destruction by effects that target the equipped monster.
In the 2nd period, there were only miserable cards like 《Viser Des》that had their own battle destruction resistance, but this card, which grants unlimited battle destruction resistance just by equipping it, was valuable.
Later, when 《Mist Body》appeared, it became almost backward compatible as the monsters it could be equipped with were limited, but even though it was limited to effects that targeted it, it was still able to destroy effects regardless of the type of card. was lucky
Even if a card equipped with a monster like Icarus Attack or Offering to the Snake Deity and a card that targets and destroys this card are used at the same time, only this card will be destroyed.
Also, the condition for this card to self-destruct is that if the current ATK of the equipped monster is 1300 or higher, it will immediately self-destruct without being activated, but since it is destruction by card effects, it will be destroyed by some effect. If this card is resistant to destruction effects, it will not be destroyed even if it is equipped with a monster with ATK 1300 or higher.

A card with some value as a substantive theme-only resurrection spell with dedicated search and recycle means.
As for the effects, the activation conditions are troublesome and there is no room for choice. It's not strong or many, but if you only use the first half of the effect, the only effect you can get is "Monster Reborn", which can only revive your GY monsters, which is very limited.
I think that there is still room for further development from the contents of the specified effect in the latter half, so let's expect more in the future.