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How you perceive the point of destroying all monsters on your field determines the value of this card.
Destroying all the opponent's monsters is of course useful, but if you don't think of a way to take advantage of the fact that it destroys your own monsters, you might end up strangling yourself.
It's not a card you'd want to play for no reason, even in the early days when the card pool was small.
Well, rather than being annihilated by lightning, it's more convincing to be annihilated by a black hole.

A beloved character that appears in many card illustrations from the second season. There are also many gag illustrations.
His ATK of 2450, which is quite good, can be applied to demons, including himself. The range of effect is wide, and the performance itself is sufficiently high.
The problem is that even as of 2017, he has very little Fiend support. Although support from monsters is increasing, it lacks versatility, and as far as spells and traps, there are only Sinister Yorishiro practical ones.
Fiend monsters themselves are often powerful, so there are restrictions that cannot be revived. However, his Special Summon from outside of GY is not restricted in any way, so this disadvantage is now minor. Even if it falls to GY, you can collect it in your hand or remove it and return it.
Although they are excellent in general, the bottleneck is that the Fiends have little benefit from unifying their races.

It's a pretty romantic card, but unfortunately it's hard to say it's useful.
Even though Jurassic Egg has already appeared, this kind of card is very difficult to use because it is harder to earn counters than Jurassic Egg.
After all, the counter can only be placed on Normal Summon, which can only be done once per turn. 《Ultimate Offering》, which can Normal Summon any number of times in one turn, is prohibited.
Special Summoning a level 1 or 2 monster is all you can do. On the other hand, level 1 or 2 is within the practical range, so it can be used as a low-level recruiter.

The card that is the most difficult to use in the current The Six Samurai.
It's not completely useless, but direct attackers aren't particularly compatible with The Six Samurai. is the actual situation.
In "Six Samurai United", he looks like the central character, but Nisashi-dono, who has his arms crossed in the center and is doing something, has a strong sense of being a big man, and this one is the central character.

I don't think there was a need to weaken this card no matter what.
Even though it was followed by Sphere and Phoenix, it doesn't work too well on its own.
Moreover, if it is a single unit, the effect does not mesh.
That's Oh's Winged Divine Bird.

A degraded version of Lady Panther. A card that is too modest and too weak in the early days of OCG, which is still straying from the card power settings.
Like other cards with similar effects, it's pretty limited in both activation and range, but it can be returned to the bottom of his deck. Lady Panther, who can still return to the top, is a little better and can't be used.
That's what I can do until I lose my board advantage... The benefits are too modest for the costs and conditions.
Since the attack and defense are uneven, it may be better to ignore the effect.
Shouldn't it be errata now?
Due to its low usefulness, it has never been reprinted and has been out of print for more than 10 years, so it has value as a collection.

Plant One of the best revive cards. Normal Summon cannot be performed on the turn it is revived, but the resurrected monster will be fully revived, so there is no problem even if this card is removed.
Also, if you maintain it, you can revive every turn. Easy to remove, but worth defending.
Although it is a disadvantage that it self-destructs when the monster revived by this card is gone, it is not particularly troublesome if you think that it will be used up, and there is a loophole that can be maintained if it is used as an Xyz material.
It's a powerful card with some drawbacks, and it's well-balanced.

It's a card like the Plant version of Wave-Motion Cannon, but it's much easier to use. Although the upper limit is fixed, Plant has relatively high deployment power and is easy to put counters on.
In addition to simple LP damage, it can also be used to indirectly protect other Spells and Traps by targeting removal cards, so it is hard to waste.
It's fun even if you pin it.

A card that increases the normal draw from 1 to 2.
However, the conditions are quite strict, and two of these cards are required on the field.
Each card requires an extra Spell/Trap zone, so 2 cards occupy 4 of her Spell/Trap zones. This is very painful.
What's more, since it's a Continuous Spell, it's activated during the main phase, so it can't be used even once unless the opponent's turn is over.
In other words, there is no advantage to using it as a throwaway card, and you want to keep it and draw it, but the risk of filling up your Spell/Trap zone is too great.
The fact is that there are many cards that are easier to handle if they are disposable.
I think it's an interesting card, but it's extremely difficult to use properly.
I think it's a really crazy card.

Activate effect equivalent to lunging at the cost of GY's dragon. A Continuous Trap that can be activated every turn. But this is a real bonus.
The main effect is to return the dragon from exclusion when this card is sent to her GY.
It's not resuscitation.
Even if there is only one card on the field, it may be an advantage if you consider that you can forcefully activate the main effect. Since it's not a resurrection, Tyrant Dragon is also free.

His Quick-Play Spell that can be followed up by disarming the Union.
Monsters equipped with Unions can be attacked again, and of course Unions that have been unequipped can also be attacked, so you can attack at least 3 times when equipped. Needless to say, it is meaningless unless it is activated during your own battle phase.
The problem is that many unions have low ATK. There is no meaning unless you use a union with a certain amount of ATK, such as a cavalry dragon or 《Machina Gearframe》.
Monsters that can equip Union also have difficulty with his ATK, mainly early ones.
If you use it, the newer Union is the best, but even Dark Sword & Cavalry Dragon is 1800 and 2000, so you can expect it to be relatively cheap. If you can attack directly, you can blow away 6500 LP, so I'd like to aim for it.
The two in the illustration have low ATK, so compatibility is bad.
Don't forget that if you're already equipped that turn, re-equip Union in Main Phase 2 to reduce the chances.
It doesn't make sense if the RBI of the two monsters is low, but depending on how you use it, you can play an active role. It is also interesting to use it when the opponent's field is empty to decide the finish.

A Spirit Monster that can draw as many as 5 super powerful cards.
In addition to not being able to Special Summon, it's a Spirit Monster, so it's pretty painful that it returns to the hand, but compared to the past, it's easier to summon, so it's relatively highly rated.
This monster only has the disadvantage of returning to the hand, so it's worth using a card to keep it on the field.
It's easy to forget, but you can still draw even if you deal damage, so it would be interesting to use 《Battle Mania》and other combat aids to draw with reflected damage. After falling to GY, you can use it as an exclusion cost or return it to your hand with God Dragon Apocalypse.

A Fusion Spell for Fiends, not Evil Heroes.
Grants effect resistance to the fused monster, although it is limited to the summoning turn.
Of course, it's most useful to use it for the originally intended Evil Hero fusion, but it's a support for Fiend's Heppoko Fusion Monster, so it's nice that it's not category-specific.
It's the same as normal fusion, except that it's only resistant to summoning turns and limited to Fiends.

Not cost effective. To be frank, it's not worth it to remind me of Hasamiuchi.
And Alien doesn't have deployment power, so this cost is very painful.
In addition, there is a too powerful rival called Offering to the Snake Deity that can destroy 2 cards regardless of type under the same conditions, so it is impossible to use this card.
Although this one appeared much earlier, it would be difficult to adopt from the beginning if it was inferior to Cyclone and Dust Tornado in performance.
Moreover, the muskie in the illustration cannot be used as a cost. Could it be a performance error?
At this cost, it seems that destroying all of his spells and traps will be enough.

Interesting monster, but I think he should have a little more ATK.
Although Alien's support can be received, such a support that does not have the ability to deploy is a hot stone, and the benefits to direct attackers are weak.
However, you can aggressively aim for a direct attack against opponents who are difficult to put out cards on the field or who do not put out cards very often. Field consumption is high these days, and with Master Rule 4, you may be able to get one more shot than before.