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A card that will be his Toon Monster of 《Red Archery Girl》, which appeared in the original kingdom arc, and the only low class monster in his early Toon Monsters.
In the early Toons, high-level monsters and above will enter the field in a way that normally performs a Tribute Summon, but it is only treated as a Special Summon, and this card, which is a low-level monster, is no exception.
In other words, if Toon World is in the field, there are no other conditions, and this monster will be able to self-SS without consuming the cards in the field from your hand.
It is somewhat different from Toon Harpie, which will appear later, in that it can self-SS without being activated.

Toon Monster was created by copying Yugi's GY's "Summoned Skull" from "Mimicat" used by Pegasus in the original Kingdom arc.
However, the reality is that it is nothing more than a Summoned Skull card that has a mountain of demerits against the slight merits of the early Toon.
Even so, he can be Special Summoned with a single sacrifice, and he was just a monster with an ATK of 2500, and was an extremely strong monster among the early Toon Monsters.
In some ways, he is also a monster belonging to Archfiend, and in that sense, I feel that there is only a difference of 3 rarities from his Toon in Dragon Egger.

His Pyro monster, which appeared in OCG for the first time in over two years, is a superlative monster that docked his Monarchs together.
This time, it is a combination of Flame Monarch and Evil Monarch, and Evil Monarch is a sub-material with card names, races, and attributes set by the main material, Flame Monarch.
No one expected this route, and I often hear the phrase "hellfire of hell", so I can say that the combination of fire and darkness is really a highly compatible combination. Even so, I didn't think that Gaius would be taken in.
The effect of Tribute Summon triggers, and the effect of Fire Monarch is combined with the effect of Evil Monarch. can also use monsters in the opponent's field, and this release also penetrates immunities like Kaiju et al.
If it is possible to advance set with Tribute Summon by this method, even Rhongomiant who has 4 or more X materials will be buried, but what will happen?
In addition, if the Tribute Summoned monster used for release is level 8 or higher, 1 additional effect will be added, and if the removed card is darkness or his FIRE Monster, the opponent will receive effect damage according to its level. enter.
It's also interesting to set the effect of Fire Monarch, which attacks the hand, to the fixed damage of Evil Monarch, and the effect of Evil Monarch, which attacks cards on the field, to multiply the damage of Fire Monarch.
However, I had the impression that it would be a bit of a challenge to use it as a general-purpose superlative monster. There is no difference, and if you try to use it strongly, it takes time and effort, and there are parts where you feel a little romantic.
I don't think it would be possible to use this as a replacement for Kaiju. It is questionable whether you can set up a Tribute Summoned monster on your own field while leaving the summoning right.
In any case, I thought that there was another series to look forward to.

A new summon reaction type Trap Hole Normal Trap card that is a subspecies of 《Bottomless Trap Hole》.
The difference with Naraku is that his range is below ATK 1500 or higher, and while that one is excluding with destruction, this one is direct excluding back side. .
It's hard to say which one is better because of the difference in coverage, but at least it can be said that this one has a much higher ability to penetrate resistance and render monsters harmless.
However, Special Summons from the Deck and GY can be used to eliminate face-downs without any restrictions on the monster's stats, and can be activated regardless of the monster's stats, and in many situations can render monsters harmless as well. existence cannot be ignored.
It's not weak, but compared to the existing Trap Holes, it's not a groundbreaking card that stands out from the rest.

Among the six attribute recruiters that appeared in Season 2, this monster has an overwhelmingly high suitability for racial settings for attributes.
After all, Fairy is still the race that boasts the largest share of LIGHT monsters, and the number of types far surpasses Beast's 《Giant Rat》in charge of EARTH.
However, when asked if she's a recruiter for Fairy by Fairy, she's surprisingly not. I can say
From the existence of Calling Nova, who can recruit each other, and Euphoroid, which is a recruiter to recruit, it's a monster that I definitely want to use when chaining suicide attacks with Recruiters.

The Dragon Egger used by Pegasus in the original Kingdom arc is his Toonized monster, but I can't find any reason to use this card even compared to the early group members of the same period due to the existence of Archfiend and Blue-Eyed.
The card pool has expanded and some points of differentiation have emerged, but with the introduction of excellent new Toons that follow, it's all but meaningless.
It's the only low rarity in the early Toon Monster group, including the world, so the only good thing is that it's easy to get.
In the OCG, the dragon inside Dragon Egger's shell can only be seen in this card, where he was transformed into a Toon, but in the original work, you can also see his appearance before he was transformed into a Toon.

The self-proclaimed "The Reliable Guardian" that appeared in the first regular pack of the second season.
From the early days, there were various things that made characters not monsters but Spell and Trap cards, such as The Cheerful Coffin, The Inexperienced Spy, and Fusion Sage in the first season, and the capricious tailor included in the same pack. was appearing.
It's a Quick-Play Spell that can be used for damage, but unlike ATK-boosting rushes, it only leads to a small LP advantage in most situations.
Whether it's really reliable or not, I'd like you to turn it into a Monster and show its ability.
Even if it's okay, I don't think it's stronger than 《Muscle Medic》.

One of the Toon Monsters used by Pegasus in the original Kingdom Arc, it was immediately converted into OCG in the second season, but the tragic initial Toon ace class that ended up being a bunch of Hebo Cards due to a big mistake in adjustment. .
Above all, it's too sad that he digested it with Blue-Eyed. It's also given a proper unique monster effect...
Instead of naming the card Toon/BWD, he overwrites the white between Blue-Eyed and Dragon with his Toon, which is different from his other Toons of the same period.
Speaking of this monster's exclusive job, it's his deck compression and cost element used for turbo gimmicks using lotteries that are pulled in the final Toon Table of Contents to become the cost of trade-ins, and so on. It may be said that it was still good that there was a role in.
Siku's illustrations are beautiful, but to be honest, I feel that the Toon Monster feeling is a little thin just by drawing something like his Blue-Eyed.
However, in the anime version, just like the original, it is a pretty cute monster with many comical behaviors that come out from rich facial expressions, and after watching the anime, it became a monster that I really like.
I especially recommend the Duel guy when used by Amelda's fake Pegasus that appeared in the Doma edition.

An antidote for damage that effectively makes that damage negligible by recovering the same amount of LP as the combat/effect damage received.
But if it were to call itself a vaccine, wouldn't it be impossible to call it a vaccine if it didn't have an effect that reduced all damage to 0 for the turn it was activated?
The purpose of vaccines is to create immunity, which is called resistance to damage.
Not only is the effect subtle, but the card name and effect don't match well, so it's a card that doesn't leave a good impression.
Even if people say it's Ω or MAX with this...

A card featuring an illustration of a poor monster like the guy in the OP movie of Enchant Roman who opens the gate with such momentum and enters from his GY.
It is a trap card that can be counted as one of the general-purpose resurrection cards.
Revived monsters are fully revived, their battle position is free, and monster effects do not negate, so even if you look at the effect alone, it's not simply backward compatible with Libide or Back to the Front, but the monsters that can be revived will be able to resurrect themselves in the battles they receive. It is undeniably difficult to use because it is uncertain depending on the amount of damage.

A Cyberse Link 1 monster that can be Link Summoned with a single low-level Cyberse that has appeared once again.
Instead of having only a low fighting ability on par with Linkuri, he uses low-class Cybers as material, and by letting this monster bite when he uses his Cyber Slink with ATK 2300 or more, he can resurrect himself. It is a very easy-to-understand role that you can increase the number of links by one.
Originally his ATK is 2300 or higher, and all of Cybers' Link Monsters are Link 3 or higher, but Cybers has a Splash Mage in Link 2, which is the best intermediary, so don't get involved with it. It would be easy to use the effect if
It's easy to reach Link 6's Arrival, and it's easier to connect Link Monsters like Astram and monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck as Link materials, so just by increasing the number of Links It is also useful for things like fulfilling requests to trigger the effects of Topologic monsters.
Well, how can I put it, I have a feeling that this kind of card is not included in VB, but the disadvantage that is set is that if you leave the field after self-revive, it will be removed, and there are weak restrictions such as deployment restrictions. Not written, it can be said that it has perfect performance as a Link 1 monster for deployment.

He appeared in the 12th period and is a new monster of Evoltile, and he is a monster that has a strong synergy with Rios, the new Evolsaur, who was recorded in the same pack.
Set Nahash in your hand or GY with your own effect, release Nahash with Evo-Force pulled from the Deck, recruit Rios with Nahash's effect, set Evo-Singularity with Rios' 1 effect, and use Nahash to While sending Dinosaur to GY with the 2 effect that is lifted because it is Special Summoned, change the level and race of 2 monsters on the field, X summon any Evolzar, and activate "Evo-Singularity" on the opponent's turn. It is a dimension that can put out any Evolzar of the second body.
Even if you can't use Nahash to release Evo-Force, you can prepare to activate Evo-Singularity on your opponent's turn by sending Rios from Evo-Force to his GY as a link material along with this card. Once in place, any one of his Evolzar can be put out.
If there is a monster that can be Link Summoned with Rios alone, it would be even better if he can use this monster to release Evo-Force and he can use Evo-Singularity to create Evolzar. unfortunately does not exist.
For the time being, as long as you can put his Evoltile on the field with this monster and set 《Evo-Force》, you can say that the minimum initial move is established.

An S monster with the reversible ability of those monsters that can be S summoned with the same S material as Quasar and Cozuble.
The ability to negate the effects of cards on the field without being negate even permanent effects with activation effects, and the ability to transform into S monsters of the EX Deck that can be released with the same material conditions by leaving with a complete flitch during each other's turn. have.
Especially in the latter half of the effect, this monster has a strong defensive power, but it lacks an offensive hand, and the number of times it can be defended in one turn is basically one and it does not even become a wall. It is possible to increase the number of attacks and defenses, but it is not worth giving this monster the EX frame of the S Summon Deck that expands into space in order to prepare such a one-shot trick. I doubt it.
The essential 2 effect is chained normally, and even if it is negate like Cozuble, it can't return, or rather, it doesn't have the ability to return on its own in the first place, so S summoning this monster is rather useless. Will it backfire?
I don't think it's necessary to do everything with just one monster, so I think it would be better to just line up Kozubure and other subjugated monsters normally, or simply go get her LP with a series of quasars.
The advantage of this monster over Quasar and Cozuble is that once it is used, it can be revived or returned. You can line up 1 body with this card, and doing so during the Battle Phase increases the number of attacks.
I think that if you can put it out, it will do a decent job, but the value of putting it out is small, and even the value of using it is low, and people call it a weak card.

His Tribute Summon, a superlative monster, has an effect that increases the summoning power, and a lower-class monster of his Insect, which is a subscription benefit that has the effect of being able to attack directly when lined up with other her Insects.
I see, I thought that next to Danaus would be a butterfly fairy, but it seems that there was no superlative monster in succession.
The 2 effects don't work well together, and if you try to use the 1st effect, this monster will almost always release a level 7 or higher monster, so you can't use the 2nd effect.
Even if you use the 1st effect to Tribute Summon Danaus, the effect of this monster revived by that effect will negate, so the 2nd effect cannot be used at all.
On the other hand, the effect of 2 is that you can attack directly when you line up with your compatriots, but as a low-level direct attacker, the original ATK is high, and if it is an Insect, the effect will be applied even if it is a card with the same name, so this is especially useful. The impression is that it's a monster that wants to find a way out in a modified operation method.
However, the three subscriptions this time are strong and weak, but somehow they have an old-fashioned feeling that reminds me of the subscription bonus monsters from decades ago.

A superlative Dragon monster that has the ability to self-SS from the hand with activation when there are 2 or more monsters on the opponent's field, and also has the effect of replacing one spell card in his hand with a large storm due to the summoning trigger effect.
A name without any twist that elementary school students thought of in 3 seconds, self-SS ability that is not so good by modern standards, and the weight of requiring a spell card in the hand for the cost of activating the removal effect. However, the ability to take the entire opponent's back while deploying without using the summoning right is too good for a Tsukubai, which is an additional material for Special Summon, and the effect is a large storm, You can also use it to self-destruct your own Spell Trap cards.
Personally, I don't like it very much because there are various things to worry about as mentioned above, but considering that SS by other methods can also be effective, I think it's okay to give this level of evaluation at least.