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A new "Pod" Reverse Effect Monster born as a result of the fateful reunion of the "pot" cards "Pot of Greed" and "Morphing Jar" that have existed since the first season.
Up to 2 effects are applied depending on the number and type of monsters in your opponent's field when flipped.
First of all, there is a search effect that improves the quality of the hand like Kyoken and Kinken by flipping over cards from the Deck up to the number of cards in the opponent's field and adding one of them to the hand. Therefore, the card sent to GY is uncertain, but depending on the situation, a large amount of GY advantage can also be obtained.
Furthermore, if there are monsters that have been Special Summoned from the EX Deck on the opponent's field, it will have the effect of sending any monster from his EX Deck to his GY up to that number, which will benefit him such as Nutos. You can feed him GY by targeting monsters that look like him.
However, both effects depend on the number of cards in the opponent's field, and are reverse effects, so if only one of them is used, it can be executed with one card in a much easier way than this effect.
The effect itself is quite strong and greedy and very useful, but if you don't support it, the conditions for activation are quite strict, and its practicality is honestly quite dubious.

A low-level Sea Serpent monster with high DEF that looks very similar to 《Imairuka》.
It can't be used as material for most Special Summons, it can't be released on the field, so it can't be used to release Tribute Summons or Ritual Summons, and it rarely provides resistance to things like Super Polymerization and Kaiju monsters.
It can be used as an L material, and by doing so, it is possible to press this card into the opponent's field in his Defense Position in the form of a Special Summon, and if it is on the opponent's field in this way, it will be a permanent effect. , the opponent will continue to reveal all the cards in their hand.
If the opponent's Deck does not L summon, it will be disposed of by destroying it with an effect, sending it to GY, or launching a suicide attack, but destroying the effect and sending GY, which are just consumption, are a burden for the opponent. , and due to its low ATK, the battles damage it receives when launching a suicide attack will also increase.
If the opponent uses this monster pressed against them as an L material, it will come back and reveal their hand, but if you remove it from the field by using effects etc. No worries.
By converting this monster that was NS on the first turn to Almira, you can take care of the opponent's γ and bubble shadows with this pressed monster, and prepare for effects such as taking control while eliminating all of the opponent's information advantage. You will be able to put a lot of stress on your opponent to start in the state of being.
Also, there are cards like the VS members that can't be effective unless they are "revealed", so it's a powerful meta for those cards.
It's a level 2 monster, but the fact that Spright Elf became a banned card before it appeared was convenient for those who pushed it.

It can be activated on the condition that a monster on your field leaves the field during each player's main phase due to the effect of the opponent's monster other than being destroyed, and has the effect of ending that main phase or skipping main phase 1 of the opponent's next turn. Quick-Play Spells.
In most cases, this effect will be activated during the opponent's turn, and when the opponent is about to remove their monsters with an effect with high resistance penetration, by ending Main Phase 1, you will be able to stop this further before the Battle Phase. You can prevent the field from being destroyed or deployed.
Also, if the opponent does this during your turn due to a monster's triggered instant effect, etc., you can skip the opponent's main phase 1 to prevent it from being deployed before the battle phase.
However, the activation conditions are completely dependent on the opponent, and since it is limited to monster effects and does not include destroying effects, its versatility is low. There is no change in the fact that it will be done.
Even if you use it normally, there are times when it's just a delayed card with troublesome activation conditions, and if the only difference between main 1 and 2 is to be deployed and you have to die that turn, it's OK to use 《Thunder of Ruler》or 《Threatening Roar》.》is enough, so if you use this card, you can combine it with other effects that allow you to skip the battle phase, or because it is a Quick-Play Spell, Nibiru is used when you go first, and you end up passing the turn with a half-baked board. I would like to pay attention to preventing instant death from counterattacks even when it is full.

A Winged Beast monster with a design and abilities inspired by the senryu, which compares the personalities and political methods of Nobunaga Oda, Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and Ieyasu Tokugawa, who are known as the three great warlords of the Sengoku period, to the way a hototogisu sings. card.
The effect that destroys this monster and draws 1 is Nobunaga, the effect that discards 1 card from your hand and draws 1 is Hideyoshi, and the effect that draws 1 during the end phase just by leaving it after activation is Ieyasu's. there is
Nobunaga and Hideyoshi's method yields immediate results, Nobunaga's method can be combined with an effect that triggers the destruction of this card, and Hideyoshi's method is to draw 1 card by devising cards to discard from your hand. It is possible to get more than the return, and if Ieyasu's method is delayed, it will be 1 advantage for free.
You might think that the offense and defense are 0, but this ATK is a multiple of 800 that can be revived with only the tokens created by the effect of the same card due to the resurrection effect of Black Garden. It is also the same as the "vassal" monster group of "Monarch" who can also receive the effect of
Well, regardless of its practicality, I think it's a very impressive card that was created based on a really playful idea.
If you just think about the card effect based on this senryu, for example, if you're used to making Orika, you might have reached this point, but I decided to name it " The Cuckoo Commanded to Croon ", a very catchy card name. can be said to be a complete genius.
The illustration of a small hototogisu dressed in foot soldiers being frightened by three warlords is also very cute and nice.

In April 2023, a remake monster of Mystic Tomato, one of the attribute recruiters in the 2nd period, which appeared as an appendix card for the first VJ in the 12th period, and a part of the potato has already sprouted containing deadly poison. On the contrary, the charm point is that the flowers are blooming.
It's a card officially named "Kirapote" after the tomato, which was often called "Kiratoma" at the time, but this card is likely to be called "Potato".
In contrast to the tomato with an upturned and fearless smile, this one has a raised chin and looks down on the other person, both of which are very provocative evil vegetable monsters.
After tomatoes and potatoes, "Killer Carrot" or "Killer Egg Plant" will come out next, and it seems that killer vegetable curry will be made using these ingredients.
It has exactly the same 5 basic stats as Tomato, and the recruiting effect it has is the same range and battle position as Tomato, and it is possible to recruit each other, but this is due to the effect destruction on the field. The difference is that you cannot recruit monsters with the same name, which requires GY sending as an activation condition.
Since it's the 12th term, it's no longer a matter of course that it's an optional effect that doesn't miss the timing, but it also supports destruction by your own effect, and the activation of the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, so you can use it hard even if you're the first attack. , There is no special summon restriction after activation, the effect of the recruited monster will not be negate, and the DARK monster with ATK 1500 or less to be recruited will have a line of very dangerous monsters such as "Cyber-Stein". Since it does not, the number of uses is considerable.
Although it is necessary to have other card effects fulfill the activation conditions, this effect, which can be used as part of the first kill, is worth more than it looks, and I think it is a very versatile effect.
As an aside, the illustration of Kiratoma is very different between the Japanese version and the overseas version. There is.

A monster with 2400 ATK that can be put out with a single sacrifice.
These cards tended not to be evaluated very much at the time of the 3rd season when 《Chaos Command Magician》etc. It was difficult to give.
If it's the 2nd term, it's fine, but after the 3rd term, the ATK 2400 that can be put out with a single sacrifice doesn't sell well.
That's why the shocker that appeared in season 2, the ability to seal traps + the Machine that supports Limi, was a perfect fit.
And that effect is a burn effect that can be activated during the main phase, and it's pretty bad that it's not an effect that's triggered by battle destruction and sending GY, which is common for this kind of effect.
Not only does the amount of damage increase in proportion to the number of Volcanic monsters he has in his GY, but the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, so it might be possible for a specialized build to do 4000 damage twice in a row and win. do not have.
However, if he can fertilize GY that much, I think there are many ways to win more easily, even if he is limited to getting a kill on the first turn...

Since one side of the fusion material requires a "monster that was Special Summoned from the EX Deck", the other side is "a monster in your hand", so naturally it is adjusted so that "Super Polymerization" cannot be used.
That's why you need to fusion summon this monster with your own monster as a fusion material with "Fusion" / "Fusion" Spell, taking into account the fact that you use two of your own effects, but from the EX Deck to Special Summoned monsters also need to be on the field as fusion materials, so how to secure them is an issue when using this card.
An appropriate Link 1 monster is suitable as an EX monster, but 《Instant Fusion》, 《Ready Fusion》, and 《Fusion Armament》, which are “Fusion” Spell cards and can prepare monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck, are better than using this card. It will be a powerful card.
Surprisingly, "Fusion Sage", which itself is a "Fusion" Spell card and can bring in "Polymerization" to fuse summon this monster with its effect, can perform 1 and 2 effects of this card with 1 card. It's powerful in that it's worth two "Fusion" spell cards to use each once.
It also has effects that are not bad, such as Recycle & 1 Draw, and a target removal effect that can be used to interfere with the opponent's turn by reacting to the activation of effects other than your own.

By releasing one of the three Gravekeeper races from the field, this monster has attracted attention for its effect that draws any of his Continuous Trap into your hand.
《Imperial Order》and 《Vanity's Emptiness》have become banned cards, but there are still many powerful permanent meta trap cards such as 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Summon Limit》, especially the limited card 《Skill Drain》is no longer a pot. Since it would be difficult to go looking for it on its own, the benefit that can be received from this effect is very large.
Our Altergeist boasts his Continuous Trap search card, Personal Spoofing, which is an important card that doesn't have a dedicated search method, so I want this effect.
However, since those three races are different from your own race, you need to prepare the monsters to be released separately on the field, and before that, you will need at least one card to put this monster on the field. , Depending on how you can prepare this without overdoing it, even if it is a Deck that uses Continuous Trap, which is an overwhelming key card, the adoption will be divided.
The self-SS ability is surprisingly useful, and any monster in your field that can be released can be used to release self-SS, so it is important to be able to effectively send monsters from the field to GY while setting up level 8 monsters Deck. If so, it may be worth using it even in decks that can't use the effect of 3 unexpectedly.
It would be even better if it is a deck that has a demand for races and attributes as a dark spell user.

It is the first rank 8X monster for his Spellcaster that appeared in the 12th period, and a monster with effects related to magic counters.
Compared to other related cards, it can store a considerable number of magical power counters, and the effect of removing 3 counters is also very powerful. In particular, the fact that you can search for unlimited spell cards and use them immediately is very attractive.
The condition in which a magic counter is placed on itself is quite rare among magic counter-related cards, when the effect of a spell card "other than" is activated, but unfortunately only those activated by the opponent are counted. Therefore, if you use it in a deck that can only set up rank 8X that has nothing to do with magic counters, it is difficult to use the effect of 2 unless you survive the opponent's turn in many situations.
By removing the X material, you can usually avoid being destroyed up to twice, but even so, you shouldn't expect to be able to face your turn safely with 3 or more magic counters on it. .
If the opponent's girlfriend's deck is his deck that moves aggressively even in this turn, it may be possible to use this effect on the turn it is played, but I think it will be tough.
Well, if the effect of 2 passes, he can search for any spell card, and if there is no restriction on the activation of cards with the same name, this specification is natural...
In this respect, I would like to use cards that can earn magic counters other than her own effects, such as her Endymion, to assist in activating the 2 effect within the turn of X summoning.
After that, will it feel like pushing a type of monster that forcibly triggers an effect into the opponent's field?
Depending on how you do it, you may be able to incorporate it into the route to create the strongest board using the spell you searched and the spellcaster you recruited.
Even so, a monster with this kind of effect is rank 8X, but his ATK is at best around 2600, but this monster has 3000, right?

"Dark Magician" (Black Demons) and "Illusionist Faceless Mage" (Illusions that are strong against Black Demons) with the ability of "Eyes of Illusion" in a duel that uses the video of Yugi and Pegasus, which is a prequel to the original Kingdom Arc. A monster that seems to have been inspired by a battle scene with a demon).
Like other fantasy demon monsters, even if you battle, each other's monsters will not be destroyed by battle, and in the case of this monster, you will permanently take control of the opponent's monster you battled without targeting it with Dameste. It has a fairly strong effect.
In addition, Yugi's "Celtic Guardian" is attacked from behind by "Dark Magician", who should be an ally (because he was being manipulated by "Eye of Illusion"), and someone other than himself attacks with the effect of 3. At the start of the damage test, it also exerts a powerful effect that destroys a single card in the field, including the cards on the back of each other's field, with a single target that does not target.
In terms of being a top-class monster in the Main Deck with no self-SS ability, it's an anachronistic monster that can't let its guard down even in the Battle Phase where all three effects must attack and battle. It's a card that doesn't feel like it's an ultra rare card, but its effect has quite a high resistance penetration power, and I feel that it's strong enough to pass.
After all, it's a new race from the 12th season, so let's expect more effects that will support the race in the future.

With his Spell Card, which is the lineage of 《Duelist Alliance》, following "Xyz" and "Pendulum", "Synchro" Spell Trap Card has finally joined the ranks of characters that can benefit from card effects.
The presence of at least one Tuner in your field or in her GY fulfills the activation conditions and allows you to access various Spell Trap cards such as De-Synchro, the offspring of Solitaire.
You can't use it from a blank state, and there's a possibility that you'll end up with the so-called "self-handedness", where you can't activate this card with the first hand, but with a deck that mainly uses S summons, It's easy to meet the trigger conditions, and there aren't many decks worth using.

A dedicated support spell with a very convenient effect for Dark World, except for the fact that it has the name Turn 1 and that it makes me want to add more effects that activate with GY.
Bite Snow to access all Dark World cards in the main deck, including Spell Trap cards.
Originally, cards that appeared in anime GX were classified as "non-anime OCG cards", and even among such cards, those that appeared in past works that are not currently being broadcast are included in regular packs, not anime or PP. It can be said that this is a very rare example in terms of product development since the Colepa Aniqlo became established as an annual series.

A Fusion Monster, a chimera of fantasy demons who gets serious from the second attack.
It has super-specialized abilities for decisiveness rather than staying power, and with its continuous attacks + ability to not destroy battle monsters + ability to neutralize battle monsters, if you carelessly put out monsters in the attack position, A monster with ATK 0 is beaten with power over 3000, and LP is exhausted in an instant.
Since he himself cannot be destroyed by battle, even if the ATK of the attacking opponent's monster is higher than this monster's, it is particularly good that it can be used as a punching bag as long as the effect of 4 works.
It's much more beautiful than a super-resistant monster like Minaga-sama, who continues to do Udauda Duel while stuck, but it's the same as Minaga-sama, as he can't destroy monsters by battle, so if the monster he fights is in his Defense Position.

One of the cards in the OCG, [Altergeist] is a card that is the origin of the word "Spiritualism Phenomenon" itself, and is a type of back peeling spell that appeared in the second season.
In contrast to Cyclone, which properly destroys the target card with Friche's Quick-Play Spell, this is a Normal Spell, but since it is a bounce, it penetrates the effect destruction resistance, connecting it to the GY effect and causing the effect of being destroyed. In addition, it is characterized by the fact that triggers and effects cannot be negate by triggered immediate effects, permanent effects, or even Counter Trap.
However, it is powerless against effects that prevent the activation of spell cards, and cannot penetrate cards such as cancellers and villages.
It's excellent that the activation and effect can't be negate, but as a normal spell's back peeling card, it's a very inefficient card because it's a single removal + bounce.
I wonder if there is one chance for the effect of specifying the name when remaking the Dark Bakura card.

In the regular pack just before the Fire DP was released, Heater, who is the third psychic monster and is in charge of his FIRE, was recorded.
The search range changes depending on the ATK of the other monster discarded from the hand, and it has a special specification that the search range will be wider if you discard a monster with a low ATK.
If the monster you want to search is a high-ranked monster or higher, you can search just by discarding an appropriate low-ranked FIRE monster without discarding an extremely low ATK monster like Urara. It will be a great help for such FIRE monsters.