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One of the Reverse Effect Monsters that appeared in Season 2, it tends to be hidden in the shadow of Devifla, but has almost the same ability to summon one of his Fusion Monsters from the EX Deck without limit.
The necessary cost is to release one monster other than himself with the effect, and he looks cheap compared to Debifla, which requires 5000 LP, and it is an effect that allows you to refill it if you feel like it.
However, the reverse effect is slow, and it takes time to prepare the monsters to be released on the field, and the Fusion Monster that is Special Summoned is an illusion and has a temporary life time limit, so it depends on the timing of the reverse. In , it is not possible to use Special Summoned Fusion Monsters as fighting power, and it is a pretty peculiar effect.
However, if you make full use of the card pool in recent years, it is easy to put this monster on the field in a set state, to reverse it immediately, and to secure its release. The number of Fusion Monsters that trigger effects is increasing, so its usefulness is definitely higher than it was back then.
However, since such cards are not limited to this monster, the result is a card that is much stronger and easier to use now than it was then, but was more valuable to use back then.

I would like to appreciate the idea of a removal card that does not run out and that it can be done with his Equip Spell, which is excellent in handling, but it takes too long to complete the effect, and the equipped monster The power to render harmless is too weak.
At the very least, the effect of the equipped monster must be negate, it must not be affected by effects other than this card, and it cannot be released or used as material for his Special Summon, but it is still a tough card. is.
In terms of design, it's a rather vile effect of dying after suffering, and it's stronger than Germ Infection, which weakens but doesn't die.

ATK ? A few cards that refer to .
Her ATK in GY? By excluding one monster, the opponent has a trigger effect that destroys her Special Summoned monster, and all of Fortune Lady's ATK is ? So you can use it to cost this effect.
If 2 or more monsters are Special Summoned by her at the same time, all of them can be destroyed by a non-targeting effect, and since there is no turn 1, he will continue to blow up the Special Summoned monsters as long as the GY cost continues. can do.
Originally, her ATK was 1800, and the highest ATK of lower class monsters started at 1200. She is a valuable fighting force for the Fortune Lady. is 2600.
Also, since the range it protects is Special Summon, it works well with Future Vision, which works on NS monsters. It was a card that was designed with a lot of consideration, such as the monster of "Tragoedia" that goes well with her Fortune Lady, which is easy to earn cards.
However, it does not block the triggered effects of Special Summoned monsters, the removal method is also destroyed, it does not support damage effects and Special Summons after chain 2, it does not have a Fortune Lady name, and there are problems with summoning rights to this monster, etc. The current Fortune Lady has become an unnecessary card, but for me who was using the Fortune Lady Deck at the time, it was indebted to me in various ways. is.

An S monster that was once the only EX monster that existed in Reptilianne.
It's hard to prepare to use the effect triggered by the S summon trigger strongly, but the ability to acquire a numerical advantage at once is one of the strongest among all cards.
I've never heard of a banned card until the 2nd term that removes 5 monsters from the opponent's field and draws 5 cards. At that level, when combined with the large amount of search due to Echiduna's effect, your hand will overflow so much that it's laughable.
Currently, the number of excellent new Reptiliannes has increased, and the usefulness of his Reptilianne Deck itself has increased considerably as well as his dedicated Deck. It can also be understood that it can be used without any problems.
As an ace on the EX Deck side of the theme, I think that this monster is really lively now that he has been released from the unreasonable burden on his ATK and effects.

Advanced Normal Monsters that must be Special Summoned to use the γ and δ hand trigger effects and must be in the Deck.
γ and δ can Special Summon this monster from your hand with that effect, so even if you draw this pinned monster directly, γ and δ will not spoil, but if you think about things like moves and advantages After all, I don't want to pull it directly, and if I pull it, it's a little pitiful monster that is immediately called garbage or self-handicapped.
However, despite being called garbage, he can Tribute Summon with just one release, and it's true that he has relatively high specs as a monster with an ATK of 2500, and Bramagi and Shinku, who were also called garbage, were also necessary to bring out Dragoon. Compared to the eye, its handling is much more decent.
Monsters that have taken control or system monsters that are forced on your opponent can be used as materials for Special Summons, and they can work unexpectedly well.

It's a Gemini Monster, which is one of the three low-level Chemicritters, but its effect is more than Oxynox, and it's undeniable that you don't have to summon that much again.
Since it is a Special Summon from GY, it seems to be superior in the power to obtain a numerical advantage over Oxynox at first glance, but in addition to requiring one card as an activation cost, the selected Gemini Monster is a Special in Defense Position. Since it becomes Summon, it cannot immediately participate in battle unless assisted by other effects.
If you only use yourself and her Special Summoned Gemini Monsters as EX monster materials, you won't feel the need to use this monster's effect, and it will only be an option.
Moreover, the Special Summoned Gemini Monster does not return to the summoned state again, and the stats of this monster itself are not good.
Even if you can receive support effects related to Chemicritter and Dual, if you use it properly, you have to consume the right to summon to get the effect.

A monster that gains the effect of SSing a Gemini Monster from your hand by summoning it again.
In addition, all Gemini Monsters on your field, including yourself, will be at the same level as the Gemini Monsters Special Summoned by this effect. Methanehide, which requires two Gemini Monsters, which are quite expensive materials, can be easily X-summoned.
In addition, he can choose X summons of various ranks depending on the Gemini Monster that Special Summons, so he can expand the range of strategies for his Dual body. Being a status that benefits from various effects such as Level 2 Beast is also a strength.
In the worst case, even if it's alone, it's a low-level monster and it's going to be a wall of 2100 DEF, so that point will be more reliable than other low-level Chemicritters.
Well, how should I put it, to put it bluntly, it's not an effect that gives you an advantage, so even if you don't summon it again, you should just do something like this normally. I think it's a good card.

A Normal Trap card that can fully revive or fully return one Dinosaur monster.
There are no restrictions on the player after activation, no demerits to the Special Summoned monster, etc., not only resuscitation but also return is possible, and the opponent's GY and excluded Dinosaur can also be selected, and the battle position can be specified. Except for none and the name Turn 1, for Dinosaur it is completely upward compatible with Back to the Front which has a similar effect.
Being able to select Dinosaurs that have been excluded by transcending dimensions matches some of the colors that Dinosaurs have, and you can also select the opponent's Dinosaurs. It has some benefits, but it's not all bad news.
However, since it is not a card that belongs to the theme and does not have any other effects, it is still an effect of the Trap card that is an equivalent exchange of the game when it is drawn. It may be a card that is difficult to evaluate.
Aside from that, I think it's a good card for a special summon type card dedicated to the race, as it has a straight-ball performance like a Dinosaur, and it's easy to use without any peculiarities.

Surprisingly, Dual has a variety of monsters that belong to the theme, but he also appeared in Red-Eyes as a monster with the same basic stats as the Red-Eyes Black Dragon.
In addition to the support that named Red-Eyes, you can take advantage of the nature of Dual, which is treated as a Normal Monster in GY, and receive various benefits from inside and outside, but of course it is not a Normal Monster in the Deck, and Red-Eyes It doesn't have the ability to be treated as a black dragon, so the impression is that it can't replace the red-eyed black dragon as much as I thought.
Rather, it should be differentiated from the Red-Eyes Black Dragon by being a Gemini Monster, and I would like to support it with Dual Sacred Artifacts that can obtain effects without using summoning rights such as Super, Electric Field, and Ablation.
The effect obtained is to spit black flame bullets at the opponent like a discard line at the end of the battle phase, and although the activation conditions and activation timing are a concern, 2400 damage with a single burn is quite a lot. I think you can call it high power.
Since it has the name Turn 1, it's difficult to burn it out with just this, but Red-Eyes has a lot of effect damage type cards, and it would be nice if it could be burned out in total, so it would be nice if it could be a boost.

A Reptile superlative monster that is one of the Earthbound Immortal monsters that appeared in Anime 5D's.
Earthbound Immortal In addition to its common ability, it has a unique effect that destroys all cards in each other's field when it is destroyed by an effect other than its own.
Compared to the same Earthbound Immortal Asrapisk, the activation conditions when put into play are stricter than over there, and instead of destroying your own cards, this one also destroys set monsters and back cards. In addition to being able to crush it, the effect is triggered even if the effect is destroyed in the hand or Deck, so it is superior in that it does not necessarily need to be put into play to use the effect.
It's unique to this monster that it can actively use the effect of being destroyed, which is originally a negative effect, while ignoring all the troublesome qualities of Earthbound Immortals.
Also, compared to Eraser, which has similar effects, it is inferior in that it is destroyed by battle and becomes an equipment card and does not deal with rule breakage caused by the equipped monster leaving the field, but it belongs to Earthbound Immortal, so it can receive related effects. , Although it is a Reptile, it is easier to pull into the hand, and the effect can be used even when Rifts and Macros are applied.
In any case, the effects are insanely strong and the activation conditions are designed to be relatively convenient, so if Reptile wakes up even a little to self-destroy his hand and his deck like his Dinosaur, it will be especially noticeable. It can be said that there is a high possibility that it will be a card.

His Insect high-level monster with summoning conditions to send 2 opponent monsters to her GY to be his Special Summon on his field.
Not to mention the high resistance penetration, the numerical advantage that can be obtained when it explodes on your field surpasses Lavago, which has similar summoning conditions, and this monster is a monster that can be Normal Summoned. NS and SS by other methods are also possible.
However, in order for him to Special Summon this way, there must be monsters in his GY and they must all be his Insects, and the monsters he sends to his GY must be in the front Defense Position. There must be.
Considering the return balance, I don't dislike the restriction in the first half that he needs to build a deck with a unified race to use it strongly. That's frustrating.
At least 2 monsters can be sent to GY, or 2 monsters including 1 face-up Defense Position monster can be sent to GY. It's a pity because it was easy to differentiate it from monsters with similar effects if it was a condition like that.

It used to be one of the more useful spider monsters designed around the same time, but now it's a tough card.
After all, low-level monsters with similar effects, such as Gedon, Guaiba, and Helldog, which were once considered strong cards, had the ability to Special Summon the corresponding monster from the Deck on the condition that the monster was destroyed by battle. So even those are said to be subtle cards, and the monsters that have lower ATK than them and are destroyed in battle must be in Defense Position, and the evaluation of this card to perform Special Summon from GY It must be said that it is inevitable that it will be below them.
On the other hand, it was a good condition that any low-level Insect could be revived, and at that time he was also one of the Insect's Good Stuff Monsters.
Also, he has no restrictions on specifying the battle position of a Special Summoned monster, activating or applying attacks, monster effects, or using them for various materials.
Its original ATK isn't that low, and it's possible to recruit from Resonance Bugs, so if you supplement it with other effects, you can manage to use it. The standing position of being a person does not change.
Even if the monster destroyed by battle isn't sent to her GY, the effect will trigger, and since it's a fairly decent card, I'd like to give it a higher rating if possible.

The injector girlfriend who appeared in the LVP is a Link Monster, and the additional warrior of the group of bastards is a surprise female warrior.
You can equip one of her Insect monsters in her Deck with one of her Insects on your field as an equipment card with the effect of Link Summoning Trigger, and the high utility of this effect has already become a banned card. Proven by Union Carriers.
With her Insect in the main deck, even monsters with difficult summoning conditions can be put into play as equipment cards, and can be sent from the field to her GY.
In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of monsters whose effects are triggered by being sent to GY from places such as Resonant Insects and 《Retaliating "C"》, as well as monsters with useful GY effects. The appearance of cards that require an Insect monster equipped with a .
His Insect monsters with self-SS ability or other Insects that SS his Insects have increased dramatically, so it's also a big deal that this monster's Link Summoning itself has become quite easy.
The only drawback is that you have to prepare an Insect separately from this monster for equipping the Insect from the Deck with this effect, but once it becomes a relay point for the deployment route established, it becomes a relationship. In other words, when setting effects on Insect monsters in the future, unless you intend to intentionally destroy them, you may be able to say that it will be necessary to make appropriate adjustments carefully.
The second half effect is also a good maintenance effect, and I think it's a wonderful Link 2 monster.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, the Ascension or Fall fall that many monsters have repeated countless times.
Many of the old Spell Trap cards that support old themes, other than not having the Turn 1 name, simply can't keep up with modern card power, making them unworthy of taking precedence over generic Spell Trap. Unfortunately, this card is an Archfiend-exclusive Control-Taking Spell, and it's a powerful card that has almost the same properties as Banned-Card-Extortion, including the fact that it's an Equip Spell.
In order to keep it on the field, you need "Archfiend" on your field, but not only Monsters, but also "Archfiend" Continuous Spell, his Equip Spell, being treated as an equipment card, or being placed in the P zone. There are also his archfiend monsters and such.
The disadvantage of reducing your own LP every standby phase is not a cost to pay, but an effect damage, so it is possible to combine with effects that convert damage into recovery and other effects that are triggered by effect damage. This card also self-destructs when is not in play, so by giving it destruction resistance in some way, it is possible to take control regardless of the presence of Archfiend.
However, this card itself does not have an Archfiend name, and if you just use the stolen monster as a material for release or Special Summon during that turn, you can use it as a general purpose card such as "Change of Heart" that has no activation conditions or "Triple Tactics Talent" that penetrates the target's resistance. Spells also exist, so if you use this card, you'll definitely want to take advantage of the Equip Spell, which is excellent in handling.

A monster that is one of the oldest overseas advance cards in OCG.
By paying the LP cost, it has the ability to Normal Summon his Gemini Monster in his hand or field during the opponent's End Phase.
This can lead to resummoning his Gemini Monster on the field during the opponent's turn, or resummoning the Gemini Monster that was NS from the hand during your own turn.
In order to make up for the slowness of the end phase, it has battle destruction resistance once per turn.
However, for some reason I can't use this effect during the main phase of my turn, and I can only use it during the main phase of my turn. It can't be helped even if it can move only in the end phase.
Now, even if you can choose to SS the Gemini Monster in your hand or field or SS the Gemini Monster in your hand or GY in each other's main phase or end phase, it's broken somehow. I wouldn't say yes.
I have to say that the performance difference between Shihan and Rocket, which are promo cards for the same period, is too big...