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A type of Cycle Reverse Effect Monster that was recorded as a new card in his Rock Struck in Season 4.
Although it only works with Flip Summon, the duration of the offense and defense reversal effect is short, and it is too weak that there is almost no meaning to target yourself with this effect.
I think that the rock cycle reverses that have appeared so far, such as 《Golem Sentry》and 《Medusa Worm》, are much better.

It was used by Yugi in the Battle City arc of the original work, and in the work, Kaiba's 3 bodies of "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" were annihilated by the full attack of "Dark Paladin" due to this effect and finished.
In OCG, it is a card that can be used as a superlative Spellcaster, and it has an additional effect like Dark Ruler Ha Des that does not activate the reverse / battle destruction trigger effect of monsters that are confirmed to be destroyed by battle, and does not activate the activation effect that is activated by GY. I was.
Depending on the opponent, it can be a useful effect, but it is a card that is difficult to handle because it is unlikely that there will be a dedicated search, and the power of the attacking monster itself does not change, so you should not bother to use one card before the LP cost. I wonder if it's worth doing.
Also, since it is a group attack "must do" effect, it is also worth noting that you will eventually have to attack the opponent you don't want to mess with.

Continuous Trap can be said to be a magic counter itself.
It is his Spell Trap card that allows you to place magic counters, generates magic counters on its own, and replaces your own magic counters with cards that can place other magic counters. It is the existence that was.
I feel that the fact that it will break on its own when the magic counters placed on it are gone does not put pressure on the zone, but in the case of this card that can also be used as a place to store magic counters, it is a subtle point.
Today, you probably wouldn't rely on a slow, inefficient card like this one.

Normal Spell, a new card for his Spellcaster Strak in season 4 that deals effect damage to your opponent in proportion to the number of his Spellcaster monsters on your field.
Burn is a low quality spell because he fills all of his main monster zones with his Spellcaster and finally does the same damage as Tremendous Fire.
The true value of this card is that it can be used many times due to its self-salvage effect, just like its predecessor, Warrior Strak's new 《Divine Sword - Phoenix Blade》.
However, since the self-salvage method is to crush the normal draw in the draw phase, unlike Fenibre, it cannot be recovered immediately, and it does not have a numerical advantage, and even if there are multiple cards in GY, only one card can be recovered. Therefore, the strength of not having the name Turn 1 for each activation cannot be used at all.
However, if he doesn't have a dedicated search method and he doesn't have a Quick-Play Spell, I'd have to say that it's not worth using.
Since the effect is effective, if you make a mistake in adjusting the recovery method, you will be banned by Super Express, so it can't be helped...

His Spellcaster with the ability to deal constant effect damage to the opponent with a permanent effect whenever you cast his Normal Spell.
The constant damage is small, but there is no turn 1, so with a deck that uses the Normal Spell Droso or 《Magical Stone Excavation》to knock down the deck, the total damage will be very large just by leaving it, and there are multiple 《Dark Room of Nightmare》here. By adding , if you have a certain amount of cards in your hand, you have the power to get one kill first.
Currently, there are many general-purpose hand triggers that can resist this, so it's not easy to consistently succeed, but its high potential is not to be underestimated.
It appeared in Season 4 and was already reprinted in Strak with the concept of Spellcaster ✕ Effect Damage. feel.

A card from the 4th season designed as a rival to 《White Magician Pikeru》, which quickly gained popularity among duelists when it appeared in the 3rd season.
The headgear has changed from a white sheep to a black rabbit, the attribute has changed from light to dark, the effect has changed to the magnification and the reference field, and the effect damage to the opponent is from the recovery of oneself.
The kanji used in the card name is slightly different, but since the level and offense and defense are the same, "Elemental HERO Avian" is no match for the two.
Eighteen years have already passed since its appearance until the time of evaluation, and along with Piquel and his Charmer members, it is now a card that will become a “Moe-senpai” for many monsters.
On the other hand, even after so many years, you still have Trial of the Princesses and Princess Curran for Special Summoned by its effect? That's what I think.

It is a monster recorded in his Spellcaster's Strak released in the 4th season, and the number of new cards has increased from 1 to 3 from the Warrior Strak, which is one before this Strak. It consisted of three cards.
This card is a new monster that is not an ace, but its performance is the same as "Warrior Lady of the Wasteland", "Great Spirit", and "Sonic Shooter". .
Like many related monsters in the same period, he accumulates magic counters in response to the activation of his spell card and gains power, but it is really sad that all of it disappears in one battle and there is no other ability. card.
This card was named "Mythical Beast" and later became the theme specified by the card effect, but the difference in performance and the nature of the effect are too different from those monsters, so it is often overlooked. I never did.
Still, it's sad that it's the better one among the Strak sub-new monsters listed above.

His Equip Spell, which is the "blade" of his deck called [○○ Blade], newly recorded in the 4th season Warrior Strak.
The power of the Equip Spell, which strengthens the status of the equipped monster, is completely out of the question below Legendary Sword, which appeared in Season 1, but another effect that is the reason for the name "Phoenix" is the main one, GY It has the ability to self-salvage from GY by excluding two Warriors, and the biggest feature is that the name Turn 1 is not set for this.
As a result, as long as GY's Warrior lasts, this card can be used repeatedly as a hand cost, etc., and as a cost, he can create a number of combos such as Special Summoning the Warrior removed from his GY by other effects. I was.
And at the end, it felt like Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights was the final blow and it was banned.
In addition, this card's newly recorded Strak does not include Warriors that have special compatibility with this card, such as doing something from the exclusion state.

A card that annihilates his WATER monsters on his field and expands his WATER monsters in his hand to the same number as the destroyed monsters.
Regardless of the ability of the destroyed WATER monster, it is good to be able to deploy the highest grade monsters and monsters whose effects are triggered by Special Summon, but if you destroy your own monsters and Special Summon is from your hand, this card Considering the amount of use, the consumption is too intense and the risk is very high.
If you don't have many monsters you want to Special Summon, you can use something like Icejade Tremora, but if you try to aim for multiple deployments, which is your strength, the demands on your field and hand will be quite high.
It would be unbearable to use it without some ingenuity such as involving destruction of WATER monsters with destruction trigger effects.

A Trap card that OCGs the key items that appeared in episodes unrelated to Duel Monsters in the original Yu-Gi-Oh.
It is activated by specifying two Spell Trap cards that have been set, and has the effect of rendering harmless in the form that the specified cards cannot be activated as long as this card exists face-up on the field.
However, since it allows chain activation, it is ineffective against many of Flice's Quick-Play Spells and Trap cards, so cards that force you to set cards that cannot be activated with Flice, such as Anti-Spell Fragrance Recommended to be used in combination with
It works well with decks that use cards that you want to keep in the opponent's Spell Trap card zone while not allowing your opponent to use the set card, and it is a card that is highly relevant to the original work and is highly practical. I have the impression that there were a lot of duelists who used it regularly because of that.
Later, in exchange for reducing the number of targets to 1, a card called Xing Zhen Hu Replica was also introduced that made use of this card's reflection by adding a Chain Rose effect.
If you can use the privilege of the original work, I'd like to see a card with the effect specified for the "Shinshitsubo" card.

A generic removal spell that came even later than Fissure in Season 1 and Smashing Ground in Season 3.
It's not bad that it's a destruction effect that doesn't target, but it doesn't necessarily destroy the monster you're thinking of, and if you're not good at it, your own monster will be destroyed.
There are no named cards like Fissure or Smashing Ground named Manticore of Smashing, and it is currently a fairly low-ranking general-purpose removal spell.

His spell card is definitely a strength of his WATER, and it is the reason why adding a GY card to your hand in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG is called "Salvage".
Except for the fact that his ATK of his WATER monsters collected at no cost is below a certain amount, the activation is unconditional. There is no
However, you have to collect two of them, so if you draw two or more in the early stages, it's pretty tough, you can say that it's the fate of cards that touch his GY cards, such as resurrection cards and collection cards.
It's especially compatible with his Deck, which uses a lot of his WATER monsters with ATK 1500 or less, which is a type that is activated by sending it from his hand to his GY, and it would be even better if there were more WATER hand trigger monsters that could move during the opponent's turn. It looks like it will be a useful card.
By the way, although there are differences between spells and traps, there are quite a few cards such as Recycling Batteries and Gravekeeper's Stele that have the effect of adding two cards of a specific type from his GY to his hand.

A top-class Sea Serpent monster that has the ability to destroy all cards on each other's fields other than itself by sending one 《Umi》card from its own field to his GY at a cost.
It's a really easy-to-understand "Sea Serpent Ace" look, and it's also a monster that needs to be released to make Ocean Dragon Lord - Neo-Daedalus his Special Summon.
《A Legendary Ocean》, which will be treated as the sea, can be searched with 《Warrior of Atlantis》, and if Atlantis is available, this card can be searched with 《Fish Sonar》, and with the release of one, he can Tribute Summon, and that Atlantis to his GY. You can send it to activate its own effect.
However, if you negate the effect, you will only lose the sea, and in the opponent's turn, he is a monster with only ATK 2600, so if you pass the turn alone, there is a high possibility that you will receive a painful counterattack.
The cost will be high and the risk will be high, but you want to aim for all the handicap by Neo Daedalus. So it's easy to handle, and the removal method is GY feed instead of destruction, so it can be said to be more powerful.
It is also imported into Rush Duel, and of course the removal effect itself is powerful, but it is replenished so that the hand becomes 5 cards every turn, and the power to summon is infinite. Because it is, it is designated as one of the legend cards.

A Fish monster who entrusted his WATER from a group of monsters that will be released for two Tribute Summons.
Although his ATK is slightly inferior to 《Double Coston》and 《Kaiser Sea Horse》, the presence of 《Salvage》makes him a convenient ATK for WATER.
However, if it's a WATER monster that can be Special Summoned, it's easy to get it out of your hand with the effect of activating 《Icejade Tremora》, so you want to use it together with monsters that can't be Special Summoned, or monsters whose effects are triggered by Tribute Summoning.
Also, since it's a low-level Fish monster, it can be recruited with the effect of Superancient Deepsea King Coelacanth, so if it doesn't seem to be able to fulfill its unique role, one way is to use it as material for Special Summon.

A monster that can attack directly when 《Umi》is on the field, and is a card that becomes Marksley's 《Amphibious Bugroth》that appeared in Season 3.
The follow-up machine, Amphibious Bugroth MK-11, will appear in the 11th term, which is a long way off from here.
In many situations, it's a more useful effect than 《Mermaid Knight》because you can get over the opponent's monsters and directly take his opponent's LP.
However, since the race has been changed from the original amphibious Aqua to the same Machine as the ground combat type, he cannot receive the so-called "Umi" race support of the three races, and the benefits he can receive are limited to those of his WATER. .
Using 《Limiter Removal》in his deck that uses this card is unrealistic because I think it will be a build that specializes in winning with this card.
There is still the possibility that it will be designated as "Bagloss" by a card effect, so I would like to expect that.
Also, I think the original bugross looks cooler, and although it's necessary for underwater work, the arms that hang down are really uncool.