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It's a low status, so it's not that difficult to prepare without using the summoning right.
The problem is that vanilla doesn't really need Tribute Summon because of its abundant support. In the first place, the Tribute Summon method itself has many options, and most of them are also effective.
Ultimately, there are few vanilla superlative EARTH, even if it's not as good as Wind (because that one seems to have a defective specification), and the biggest RBI is "Metal Armored Bug".
It can be said that there is almost no practicality due to the poorness of the card that can be used in a narrow range.
And it's a card that seems to have appeared in the early days, but it's sad that this kind of thing appeared in the 5th season. There was almost no reason for existence from the beginning.

It's easy to deploy without summoning rights because it's Hikari and Angel, and it supports two types of angel recruiters and has a lot of support.
The problem is vanilla, it's light with plenty of support as mentioned above and currently the Tribute Summon method itself has plenty of choices.
Moreover, among them, light is blessed, and Photon Sanctuary exists that can support summoning other than vanilla without eating the summoning right with one copy.
It can't be deployed except after activation, but it's not much of a problem if it's a Deck that uses itself, so overall it's almost backward compatible.
It can be said that there is almost no hiring value even for the highest grade of light.

It's not difficult to develop without using the right to summon because it's a RBI for Recruiter Hellway.
However, vanilla monsters, especially darkness, have a lot of support, and even without attributes, there are plenty of Tribute Summon methods themselves these days, so I feel that the value of adopting this one that only supports vanilla is quite thin. The same can be said for frames in general.

Vanilla is a broken card in a way that corresponds to the card "0" at the time of appearance, and cannot receive vanilla support.
Later, "Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry" corresponding to himself appeared. There is a high possibility of a mistake because it is an effect that is treated as normal only in the hand, which is not often seen.
Even now, the only compatible cards are "Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry" (2 if you include Leo, who can't be used officially) and the support for "Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry".
However, Simorgh later became a category, and under Elbrus, he could reduce the release even if he wasn't himself, and it was easy to activate additional effects, so he almost lost the significance of his existence.
One of the few advantages is that it has a high RBI as a double cost monster. 1800 is not particularly high, so it's hard to say it's a strength.
In addition to the above-mentioned error, it is rare that vanilla superlatives are newly printed at this time, so it is a very unfortunate one with little future.

Machine meta but without reverse and haste, there is system down with stronger removal and range in his spell with the same machine meta and haste.
Even if you look at it as a monster, it is a good material, and there is a sidera that can be treated as an attacker and deployment card by itself and has many supporters.
There are differences in race and level, but when viewed comprehensively, there are too many differences.
Even if machines rule the environment, this guy won't have a turn.

These low-level Effect Monsters with single-target removal are mostly dead because of a dinosaur wrestler called Pankratops. Even though it's just a terrible Dual...
Even with the same Dual, there is a 《Dark Valkyria》that has a higher hit point and no cost regardless of the front or back.
Despite his name, he is an old-fashioned samurai.

A name that somehow reminds me of Bra*dios.
A supporter who protects the darkness from demons and traps that target high defensive power.
However, summoning will expose his low ATK, so it is advisable to have some kind of Special Summon method.
However, removal and interference are currently mainstream monster effects, and it's a bit painful not to deal with them.
It would be difficult to employ this guy in the dark because of the trouble of securing a deployment method in a headwind environment.

Darkness and support are easy to use at level 1, so it's easy to bring them where you need them.
It has the same self-regenerating ability as 《Treeborn Frog》, but since it's in Attack Position at the end, it's like giving the opponent a target if you activate it without thinking.
You also get some decent damage per standby, but that doesn't bother me much right now.
In the past, it was difficult to make use of this timing at the end, and although it could be played faster than Treeborn Frog, it was treated as being backward compatible, but with the appearance of compatible cards such as Wrinkly Topolo Bomber and Sweet Devil, the era has changed. will catch up.
Due to the appearance of combos that are worth exploiting, it has reached the point of being banned overseas.
It's a combo-based card that's difficult to handle on its own, but it's highly dangerous. I really don't know what's going on.

It's level 1 and low stats, so it's easy to bring him, and the presence of Undine (Swap Frog) makes it easy to send him to GY.
If there are no magic traps, it can self-regenerate with no cost every turn, and it is easy to handle as various materials and release personnel. It works well with Wrinkly, and you can even earn two cards worth of cards every turn.
However, due to the recent appearance of powerful permanent Field Spells, the number of compatible decks has decreased compared to before. Especially P Deck is out of the question.
Also, the playback timing sends it to standby and his GY to start the next turn, so this lag is a bit painful now that it's speeding up.
Lotus, which had been said to be backward compatible until now, seems to be more useful because it is faster, and in fact, the gap has shrunk to the extent that it is banned overseas.
It's convenient, but I think you've come to choose decks that are quite adoptable due to the change and slowness of the card pool.

As already said, there is a card that is close to higher compatibility, and the very act of adopting and activating this card is like a provocation to your opponent.

Compared to Sidera, it has a wall-oriented status, but it's not convenient because it's not an era where you can take a long time with the wall out.
I would like to say that if it's just to make materials, but that category belongs to various derivations, so there is a considerable difference in diversity.
There is also a Solar Wind Jammer that can be summoned with even lighter conditions.
The part that is superior to Saidra is low status, so there are plenty of recruiting methods and it has a specific card search effect.
The search effect also supports self-destruction, so it's easy to use, and the fact that it's compatible with Remiliva also shines here.
There are race differences, so it's not that difficult to differentiate, but if you don't take advantage of the search effect, it tends to look inferior, so I want to build a structure that can make good use of it.

With a cyclone that uses dice, if you're lucky, you'll be able to turn the no-cos into a tweet, but the problem is that it's uncertain. Depending on the situation, if you are not good at it, your own card will also be destroyed.
It's not that you can't incorporate damage into a combo, but it's uncertain...
Since Quick-Play Spell's magic/trap removal is substantial, I don't think it's a story to take the risk of gambling to be honest.

Gandola was selected as the 20th Duel Selection and remade, probably because it was the last battle of the DM and a card that didn't look like Yugi. At the same time, they were categorized.
The summoning cost and his LP cost are still heavy, but you don't need the summoning right and you can raise it from your hand. Furthermore, since resurrection is also possible, compared to the original, it has become much easier to handle.
The strengthening effect is a permanent effect similar to Daiza, which is always strengthened by referring to the cards that have been removed, regardless of the number of removed cards.
With 3 types of sweeping removal, I would like to aim for 2 or more types of effects considering my own strengthening effects.
Gandora is a Dragon endowed with his GY fertilization tools, so having a target isn't difficult. (However, since Gandora X is currently prohibited, I am burdened with the sadness that three or more types of effects cannot be used.)
I think that the original hard-to-use part has been improved, and it is finished as a romantic piece.

A remake of Gundora that appeared in DSOD. Does X come from Monhan X who collaborated at the time?
The effect is limited to the hand, but there is no summoning limit, and in addition to removing all monsters, it strengthens and burns.
His LP is cut in half at the end of his turn, but considering his character, there's little to worry about.
The burn effect is particularly bad, it doesn't refer to the original numbers, removes 4000 RBI and attacks directly, or destroys 8000 RBI and that's the end of the game.
It's also blessed in terms of status, so even though it's a superlative that doesn't have self-deployment, it's not bad to handle.
In the 10th term, the card pool has expanded further, and a practical combo that allows for a first kill has finally been developed and abused. (《Crusadia Equimax》, No97＋No100, etc.)
Perhaps because it's the main character Yugi's card, it seems that other cards such as No95 and Redame were used as shields like FWD to escape regulation, but after all, it was banned in the 3rd revision in 2019. . The name Ruin Dragon has become the most ironic.
In addition, Giga Rays will be able to use the effect of the 3rd type, and it will be perfect.
Overseas and Lynx have started to refer to the original figures, and for the sake of Gigarays, I would like you to quickly errata them.

A dragon with an appearance and effects unlike Yugi.
As the name suggests, it has a global removal effect, and strengthens itself by 300 for the number destroyed. He doesn't even let you use GY because he's removed after destruction like Naraku.
It's self-destructing and short-lived during the summon turn, but if you take advantage of its removal power and settle it, you won't mind.
With 0 offense and defense and a blessed status, there are plenty of search methods.
However, he is the highest class on top of being unable to Special Summon. On top of that, he demands half the LP, which is heavy anyway.
The enhancement effect also tends to depend on the opponent, and the enhancement magnification is subtle in the first place. It's hard to expect destructive power that matches its weight.
There is no turn limit for the effect, so if you keep securing removal targets by some means, you can expect him to be an LP adjustment and finisher.
It's a pretty peculiar card, and basically it's mainly used in combination with the remake Giga Rays.