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A monster that appeared in the manga GX and was released to the world as a regular subscription benefit in OCG.
In most scenes, it is necessary to put it into play by NS, and since it is a search effect by the activation effect that activates by sending itself to GY, it has the disadvantage of being caught not only by Urara and Grave, but also by Veiler and Awakage. After all, it is attractive that the search targets are all level 10 DARK monsters, which are difficult to search by other methods.
If you look only at its effects, it feels like an old card with no other abilities, but its future potential is definitely not low.

As a VJ appendix card, it is a remake card of the currently banned card "Ultimate Offering", which is the first Spell Trap card since the notorious "Crossout Designator" that killed VJs from bookstores nationwide and caused rampage in the environment.
Wouldn't it be better to use the one that errataed Ultimate Offering to restore its effect? As long as it's not a Deck that's so high quality that it can be summoned 5 or 10 times per turn, you'll be able to use it with almost the same feeling.
As for NS during the opponent's turn, the return from doing it during the Battle Phase is not that great in most cases. .
In any case, both are effects that allow you to do things that you couldn't normally do, so I think it's a good card that can be used in a variety of ways.

It is a remake monster of King Rex, which was remade twice at once just because it has two heads, and its power is a monster with ATK over 3000 that has no summoning restrictions and only merit effects. It is a monster that inherited the unconventional image of Dinosaur built by.
In the original duel with Hamoth, he was King Rex, who was considered to be the strongest Dinosaur card, but putting aside the existence of 《Ultimate Conductor Tyranno》for the time being, it can be said that if he becomes this strong, he has the qualifications to call himself that. I guess.
His ability is high, and he has the ability to gain advantages in both combat and effects, such as repeated attacks from monster battle destruction with ATK, and the effect of removing multiple monsters that can be activated other than the turn he entered the field. there is
Since there is no self-SS ability, you have to prepare other means to put it on the field, but there are general-purpose resuscitation cards, cards such as tombs and name reasoning, Evolution Pill recorded at the same time, and effects to search for this monster. Choose from any Dinosaur-related stuff, such as the Jurrac power that comes with it.

The 4th Evolzar, a rank 6X monster, unlike his previous Evolzar, the material required for X summoning is completely free from his Dinosaur designation.
The effect is the same rank 6 Evolzar, and the monster that was Special Summoned by her was caught by the effect destruction resistance, while this one is the target resistance to the monster effect, and it is her face- on the opponent's field. It is an up card.
Although it cannot be activated unless the opponent moves, it is not necessary to aim at the card itself that activated the effect, and not only monsters and permanent cards in the field, but also Normal Spell and Normal Trap can be negate due to the wide range of correspondence. , can be used as a fairly potent domination adjunct in decks that can hit rank 6.
Furthermore, if he uses only Reptile and Dinosaur, which are the same race as Evoltile & Evolsaur, as the X material, the X material required for the activation cost will be reduced from 2 to 1, and since there is no turn 1 in the effect, it will be within 1 turn. It's a wonderful specification that one body can interfere with two.
It's an ideal EX monster that is strong when used as a general purpose, and even stronger when used exclusively.

Spring has finally come to Ryuzaki, who has been completely unrelated to remake cards that image the original anime duelists such as Legend DP.
However, there was a problem that there were too few monsters to be remade.
This is a level 6 King Rex, which is the same as the level set in the original, and a monster in the field with power lower than the sum of the power of his Dinosaur on his field due to the self-SS ability of the photothra condition and the summoning trigger effect. It has the effect of crushing one body.
By self-SSing, you can trigger your own SS trigger effect, but because it is a photostra condition, in most scenes you will be able to activate the effect alone, so you can only remove monsters with ATK less than 1600, and your field will be destroyed. The badness of meshing which is not suitable for self-destroying the monster of 1 is not very impressive.
Since it is activated by specifying the target, even if he special summons his other Dinosaur with the effect of chain activation, the removal range will not change, and the removal content will be just effect destruction.
However, Level 6 monsters that can self-SS under loose conditions are still valuable, and as an X material for Rank 6 X monsters, it is very suitable as it is easy to search with Fossil Dig and it is a Dinosaur that can turn Lars twice. , Should I just say that it has a removal effect that such a monster can come out incidentally?
If you increase his ATK with monsters' permanent effects and effects that do not activate permanent/field spells, the removal range will be slightly wider even by itself.

The new monster of his Evolsaur, which has a reputation for slowness, is a monster that goes far above the conventional people who can demonstrate its power without borrowing the power of Evoltile.
You can set one of two specific cards on the field with the summoning trigger effect, but this is still an unlucky way to put out an Evolzar monster. prize.
In addition, if you are Special Summoned by the effect of a FIRE monster that includes summons or Evoltile members, you will be able to send FIRE Dinosaurs or Reptiles from the Deck to GY with the activation effect, and at this time you will be able to send Evoltile monsters to GY. If you send it to GY and then send yourself to GY in some way, the conditions for activating Evo-Singularity will be fulfilled.
Also, at this time, it is possible to match the race and level of the two monsters on the field to the race and level of the monster sent to GY, and if there are two or more monsters including this card on your field , It is a card that can be connected to X summon any Evolzar by the monster sent to GY.
From this one monster's NS, nothing can be done in the turn, but considering his Evolsaur's performance so far, it can be said that it is a monster that is too good.

A new card in the "Evolution Pill" Spell Card Group, which was said to have only "Double Evolution Pill" in effect.
Special Summon a Dinosaur monster that is higher than the sum of his ATK of 2 monsters including a Dinosaur released from the hand or field. feature.
You can't ignore the summoning conditions like Double Evolution Pill, and even if you say EX monsters, you can't choose Dinosaur, an X-Link Monster that doesn't have a level, but Dinosaur in the EX Deck appeared a little before this card came out. Among the transcendental dragons that have been used, there are fusion and S monsters that deserve Special Summon with this effect, and in addition to that, Dinowrestler's Chimera T Wrestle and Spinosabat will be options due to their high ATK and excellent effects. .
In order to expand the Special Summon range, it is necessary to release monsters with as low ATK as possible. ATK 0 general-purpose triggers are suitable.
However, in addition to this card, the release cost is 2 copies, so the numerical consumption is very high, so if it is negate by Urara, the disadvantage will be heavy, and the return you can get is not so much. It seems like it is.

A generic rank 4X monster that is a higher class of Grenzaurus, a rank 3X monster that appeared in the starter deck immediately after the introduction of X Summoning.
If a Dinosaur including itself destroys an opponent's monster by battle and sends it to GY, in exchange for one X material, the opponent will burn and pump up itself. It is a solid effect that removes a copy and inflicts burn damage to the opponent in a row.
The 1 effect doesn't have a turn 1 effect, and if possible, I want to fight with the pump up to the maximum, so I'd like to leave Dinosaur, who destroys the opponent's monster in battle to trigger this effect, to someone else.
It's undeniable that it's originally a Grenzaurus, and even though it's been strengthened more than normal, it's a plain ability, but it's a valuable general-purpose EX monster for Dinosaurs, and it's a monster with the ability to peel back.
No matter how much it's a destruction trigger, it's not a monster that you want to actively self-destruct because it needs to be X-summoned, but this activation condition can be said to match one of the Dinosaur's racial concepts.

By putting it on the field, you can strengthen all of his Dinosaurs, and you will be able to NS all of his Dinosaurs of advanced level or higher without releasing, except that it is not an Evolution Pill card, and there are no activation conditions or costs. A Continuous Spell with performance that can be said to be almost upwardly compatible with Big Evolution Pill.
In addition to the King Rex monsters in the same pack, the monsters that can be added to the hand with the search effect of 3 include the low-ranking Dinosaurs, which are few but relatively useful, as well as Kaiju's Dogoran and the opponent's turn. It's great that this includes the traps that can come out and interfere with it.
I'm a little concerned that the activation condition is to send GY instead of destroying it, but other than that, I think the conditions are not bad, and it's not surprisingly strong, but it's a subtle card with 6 points or less. If a score of 7 or more is considered acceptable, then 7 points would be fine.

A search card that can be said to be "Pre-Preparation of Rites" for Nouvelles.
It's a search spell that increases one card to two, and there's no troublesome activation conditions or demerits after activation, so there's no reason it's weak. It is a card like the perfection of Iikane.
The nouvelles that can be searched are left to the other person, but the recipes that can be searched and salvaged in a chain can be fixed if the nouvelles that you show are of the same race.
As expected, there is no Nouvelles or his recipe name, and this card can't be searched within the theme, but that's a trivial matter.
picture? Frightfur patchwork? Ah... well, there are rare cards like that, right?

An S monster with an insanely unpleasant ability that tries to run side by side no matter if you try to escape or overtake it.
The effect is a negate destruction effect that is a perfect counter, but it is not a general triggered immediate effect that needs to be directly chained, but a permanent effect that negate destruction is performed when the effect is processed.
In the end, the effect is that the effect that already exists face-up on the field will not only negate the effect but also destroy it when the effect resolves.
As a result, even cards that chain Rose and Counter Trap with Spell Speed 3 can be negate destroyed.
It is the strongest specification that is allowed because it is a condition for applying this material and effect, and it can be said that it is the end of the world if this modern theme EX Ace comes to be equipped with a simple condition.
This monster's ATK is quite high for a level 4S monster, and Fabled's solitaire power is one of the best compared to cards from the same period, making it popular, and many duelists may have suffered. I can't.

A special Trap card that appeared in Season 2 that skips your next Standby Phase.
It is a card used to eliminate inconveniences that occur during your Standby Phase, such as LP costs and self-destruction.At the time of its introduction, it could be used to overthrow the maintenance cost of the silver screen and prevent the explosion of Sphere Bombs.
However, regardless of whether it can be done by permanent effects of monsters, Field Spells, or Continuous Trap, it is too inefficient to do this only once by consuming one Normal Trap.
This card will not be used unless there is a card that has a strong effect in exchange for a disadvantage in the Standby Phase, and at the same time you can bring this card by specifying its name.
On the other hand, in True DM2, he has been reborn as a very useful spell card that allows him to re-draw and act again during the turn.

Mai uses her Continuous Trap card in the Kingdom arc of the original story to assist in combat. .
The effect is to halve her ATK of the attacking opponent monster as long as it is face-up on the field, and the side used under the application of this card cannot win the battle between monsters. It becomes quite difficult.
In order to maintain it, it is necessary to continue to pay a huge amount of LP at a fixed timing, but there is no cost when it is activated, and it can be discarded without paying LP at will, so it was a one-time-use interception card at that time. If you have received it and do not want to pay LP, it is limited to 1 turn, but the ATK of the following monsters can also be halved, so the skip performance was excellent.
If you were to ask what the strength of this card is by modern standards, it would be that it is not an effect that targets monsters.

A summoning reaction type trap card used by Yugi in the original Battle City edition that responds to NS and SS and explodes monsters of the same name from his hand and his deck.
However, unlike the original, it has no effect on the monster itself that has appeared in the field, so it is hard to call it a removal trap, and in most cases it is not effective against monsters that the opponent has put into play.
After all, it is mainly activated against the monsters that you put into play and used to fertilize his GY, and because it involves destruction rather than just sending her GY, it produces the effect of a monster whose effect is triggered by being destroyed. can also
But in that case, I can't deny that Quick-Play Spell was even better, and it feels like a card that's far from the actual battle level unless someone comes up with a named effect.
This card has its good points in terms of its high combo potential, but Chain Disappearance, which was redesigned based on reflections on this card, is not exactly what this card should have been. Is not it.

The Beast monster who entrusted his EARTH to the 6-attribute Recruiter who appeared in Season 2 and was destroyed by battle.
Monsters that can be recruited include "Millennium Shield" and Labyrinth Wall, which have high defensive power, and "D.D. Warrior" and Lily, which have excellent effects. A variety of excellent recruit destinations were born.
In addition, the aptitude of the race for the attribute is high, and the impression is that it was a monster that was especially used among attribute recruiters.
However, it's still a mystery why the activation conditions and contents of Warrior Lady of the Wasteland's effect became the way they were, even though this monster was ahead of the rest, no matter how different the races were.