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《Cannon Soldier》, which was newly recorded in Pegasus Strak released in the second season, is a monster that turns into a Toon, and even more than that, it is a signboard monster of Strak.
It's true that this new Strak Toon didn't have any monsters higher than advanced, but I feel that it would have been better to give it to Toon Gemini Elf.
Surprisingly, he has many Toon Monsters in Machine, but this monster is the first one and the only low class monster at the time of evaluation.
In terms of performance, it is a canosol with just a Toon name and the advantages and disadvantages of Toon, but the Toon newly recorded in this Strak has significantly changed specifications from the previous ones, especially in the field. Since you don't need Toon World to cast it, if you're only using the projectile effect, it has no negative effects at all.
As you all know, Clan Canosol then all went to hell with broken effects without receiving the Favor with the name Turn 1 Errata.
In terms of appearance, I thought it was interesting that the part corresponding to the head was designed like a frog.

It's called "Throwstone Unit", but it's actually not a rock, but a fellow Warrior monster that turns a fellow Warrior monster into a human cannon to attack the opponent's monster with a kamikaze attack.
Long live the Freed Army! Enemy annihilation 2 Raz, Saledo brave na final deta, hurray.
Since it is necessary to refer to your own ATK on the field when processing the effect, you cannot turn yourself into a bullet like Cannon Soldier. There is no problem in using it as a wall, but the effect is very inconvenient.
Still, it's not a bad effect for low class monsters with 2000 DEF at the time, and since it can destroy monsters with DEF lower than its own ATK, it's an effect that is often effective against attacking monsters. , Since it refers to the current ATK, it is also possible to expand the destruction range by raising your own ATK.
Aside from its high defensive power, it is backward compatible with Exiled Force, which has no conditions for monsters that can activate its effect on its own and destroy itself, but this is a type that does not release itself. Since it is an effect, it can be used repeatedly, and since it chooses the monsters to destroy when the effect resolves, it is superior in that it does not target.

Both effects require the presence of Visas in your field, and since it is a trap card, it takes a long time to activate, and neither of the two effects are very strong.
The effect of granting battle destruction resistance to all of your monsters on turn 1 in the first half is not bad in itself, but it can also interfere with the destruction trigger effects of related monsters, supporting a certain group of cards. It's very unsatisfying for a card to clash with the nature of that group of cards.
In the latter half of the effect, despite the fact that it is a Continuous Trap that can be opened with Flice on each other's turn, it is written that it is unbelievable that it can only be effective during your own end phase. Even if it leads to the recovery of Deck resources, I don't think it's the quality of a card that can only be used when a specific monster is in play unless the additional effect can be applied.
If the effect in the first half was a little stronger, it might still be acceptable, but today's turn 1 battle destruction resistance, right?
It's nice that both effects can be applied regardless of the card name, race, or type of monster, but this feels a bit strange.
This card was included in the regular pack at the beginning of the 12th term = April, but there is a card that feels like a victim of the cards released during the deflationary period when Tiara and Kusha were too rampant the previous year. There seems to be a lot more to see in this pack.
In last April's pack, he happily launched Spright, Tearlaments, Circular, and Marfa, but in the end, I wonder if there will be a disparity in the timing of their appearance.

One of the monsters with the ability called Cycle Flip Monster that appeared in the second season.
Although it is a disappointing card that can not effectively benefit from the many Zombie supports that appeared in the second term and can hardly make use of the high undead racial advantage, it is a direction not to consider the race due to the high usefulness of its effect. An unusual monster that has gained a certain amount of support.
The effect is an easy-to-understand and easy-to-use effect that digs into the Deck with 1 draw at the time of Flip Summon, and since it is not a reverse, it cannot be effective if you are attacked by the opponent, but you can set yourself to the set state, so you can survive your turn. It was a convenient thing that you can draw as many additional draws as you want.
It's a pretty tough monster to use now, but it's worth using a certain amount of it in his deck, which has a thick back and his deck that uses permanent lock cards.

A Continuous Trap that recovers half of his LP spent on his previous turn in his standby phase if left.
There are several other permanent cards that have the effect of reducing the LP cost, and if it is a Spell card, it is Spell Economics , and if it is a Counter Trap, it is Guiding Ariadne . It also supports monster effects, and half of the LP cost paid regardless of the type of card is compensated, and the LP paid before activating this card is properly included in the account.
However, not only is it slow-acting, it is not practical, and it has a not-so-preferable property in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG that you need to manage the LP you paid in your previous turn, so it is considered relatively rare. The impression of a card with a feeling.
Also, how can I put it, the card name and illustration and the effect of the card don't seem to mesh well? Misinterpretation? That's what I feel.
Before Toon World was errataed, the Toon Deck was his Deck with a higher LP cost than it is now, so it is included as a card that works well in Season 2 Pegasus Strak.

His Continuous Trap, which appeared in Season 2, has the effect of peeping and burning the opponent.
It only activates once during your Standby Phase, and it randomly checks one card in your opponent's hand, so it's very inefficient both as a peeping and as a burn.
However, if you open it and just put it down, you can use it all the time at no cost, and there is no disadvantage when you remove it, and the effect damage you give to the opponent is not small at 700.
Of course, it doesn't have the name Turn 1, so if you open more than one, you'll have a higher chance of drawing a hit, and the effect damage will increase.
Also, it's a card inspired by Pegasus's Thousand-Year Eye ability, so it's included in Season 2 Pegasus Strak along with Respect Play, but I feel like there's something different about it too.

In the early days of the original work, a character who appeared as an American comic-style dark hero who was deeply loved by Hanasaku, one of Yugi's friends, appeared as an OCG monster in the second season.
The setting that the true face under the mask becomes ugly as her heart approaches justice is set as a detrimental effect of inducing battle destruction.
Despite being a low class monster, his original ATK is as high as 2100, and even if he destroys one monster in battle, he still has ATK of 1900, so as an attacker he can't attack directly. The downside was the greater effect.
Among the many low-level demerit attackers with ATK of 2000 or more that appeared in Season 2, it is the easiest to use, but the demerit attacker for Warrior in Season 2 is Goblin Attack Force, which has a higher ATK and can attack directly. I have the impression that this card is rarely seen in the actual duel scene, partly because it is of no rarity and difficult to obtain.
DARK's original ATK is over 2000, so it can be used to release Magic Decks, and in fact, it's also a named fusion material for The Last Warrior from Another Planet, which has the ultimate summoning limit ability, so if you want to use it, you can do it in various ways. It will be a happy place for the original fan that there is.

He who appeared in season 2 is a Beast monster from EARTH, a card I've never seen personally as much as I always thought it was a rare card.
Its ability is to remove up to 3 of your GY monsters as a cost, and temporarily increase your ATK in proportion to the number. 》, it was counted as one of the Good Stuff Monsters during this period.
At that time, the advantage was that you could use GY's unnecessary monsters to increase your own power without consuming cards in your hand or field, but if you use it now, you can use any monster in your GY. It is mainly used as a flexible exclusion advantage earner, which allows you to exclude up to 3 bodies regardless of the situation of the field even if your own effect is negate. It would be nice.

A card that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and is his spell card version of 《Remove Brainwashing》.
In terms of a single-use Normal Spell that can only be cast during the main phase of your turn, it's inferior to Remove Brainwashing, which can be opened during your opponent's turn and is also a Continuous Trap, but this is your turn, especially on your first turn. Nari Special Summon Nari excels in the speed of being able to immediately return the monster that was pushed to the opponent's field.
However, if you just want to transfer the control of one opponent's monster to your side, you can target it, but you can use 《Change of Heart》, which has no activation conditions or restrictions, or 《Change of Heart》, which has activation conditions but also has an effect that you can choose and doesn't target it. There are also Normal Spells with control-stealing effects such as Triple Tactics Talent》.
If you use this card, you can recapture all the monsters that meet the conditions at once, and since control cannot be returned to the opponent like Change of Heart, do not consider disposal methods such as using it as a material for Special Summon. I want to focus on things that are good.
Also, when you activate this card, the monsters on your field that were pushed against your opponent will also be returned to your opponent, so if monsters with unpleasant permanent effects with such properties are used at the environmental level, it may be a candidate for adoption. There may be.

This card changes the attribute of the equipped monster to the attribute declared at the time of activation as long as this card is equipped, and has no other effect.
Comboing with other cards is a major premise, but even so, it's a card that you definitely don't want to equip directly from your hand.
I would like to find a way out by taking advantage of the best handling of Equip Spell and using it as a combo card that Isolde and Braver can bring in as a relay.
If everything fits together, the day may come when it becomes an essential card for building an ideal board.

Fairy's low-class Normal Monster that appeared in the second period, but if it's based on the first period, it has the highest class attack and defense total value for a level 3 monster, and there are no special points in terms of abilities.
She's not a named fusion material, and to put it mildly, she's a monster whose purpose I don't really understand until the 2nd season.
It's possible that it fuses with other Fairy monsters to mechanize them, such as Mecha Dynamis...

Perhaps because the female angel depicted in the illustration has a hysterical funny face, the monster has a big gap from when it appeared in the anime.
"Injection Fairy Lily" is famous as an idol card for Daimon, one of the BIG5, but this monster can also be said to be an idol card for Ooka of the same BIG5.
It has an ability that can be said to be her LP recovery version of "Amazoness Archer (Updated from: Amazon Archer)", but this effect is rarely used, and she is used as a low-ranking attacker in the second season's "Luminous Spark" Deck by taking advantage of her high ATK. Most of them were
The rarity is also normal, and with the same ATK, it works just as well as Dunames Dark Witch, which has a much higher rarity, so I think it can be said that it was a good normal.
Currently, the advantage of being a normal low-level monster is quite large compared to having a half-sized monster effect, so this card will not be used.
If I had to say it, it's an ability that can be activated by releasing any two monsters in your field, so if you can combine this with another effect and force it against a monster in your opponent's field, it's a good idea.

In the original Battle City edition, his ability-enhancing Equip Spell, which was equipped on Shocker by Gaba, in OCG, completely changes the nature of Shocker's Trap sealing ability, and forces it only on the opponent. Became.
In the old text, he was unable to activate the effect of the Trap card just by not negate him, but in the latest version, it is clearly stated that only the opponent can block the activation of his Trap card on the field. It is
However, when equipped with this, the equipped monster will self-destruct when it leaves the field, so it is easy to end up with the result of just increasing the weakness to Shocker.
Also, the effect of enhancing his ATK of the equipped monster that was in the original is gone, and I think that his Equip Spell should be a unique additional effect with the effect of enhancing the status of the equipped monster first. I think
It's a miracle card that it was converted to OCG, and it's a card that has a unique property that creates a barren infinite loop, but even so, the OCG conversion was a little too early.

A monster that can only be described as a mystery, in terms of the situation it assumes and what it does.
Doing this effect as an activating effect means when you hit Greenkappa or Needle Worm and reverse it, right?
In the second season, did you ever get a 《Mystical Space Typhoon》or 《Dust Tornado》in the main phase? Equip Spell was destroyed and intercepted...
In addition to the difficult activation conditions, his GY's Spell Card, which fulfills the conditions to be activated, is not returned to his hand, but returned to the bottom of his Deck.
It is a card whose name is only mentioned in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh!

The Defense Position version of the wind angel who demonstrates the ability to recover her LP when she is in a battle position that she is not good at.
Her ATK is reasonably high for a low-level monster at the time, so he can be used as an attacker for WIND, and it is a monster that was relatively popular due to its cute appearance.
It also has 1000 defense, so it's a much better condition than "Spirit of the Breeze", but while it was able to use the effect immediately by using Livide in the opponent's end phase, this is the second term card pool. In that case, it will take more time and effort to use the effect, and in terms of not being able to fulfill the assigned role, it will be less than 《Spirit of the Breeze》.