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Invoker, also known as "Madolche Unknown Old Man", has reappeared after resigning!
…But now, Madolche boasts more development power than when he was active due to Petincesur and his Vernusylph. Probably not. Is this what you call inflation?
However, the Recruit effect is the strongest in Yu-Gi-Oh, so there are a lot of decks that need this card's power.
Madolche is now on her own, so Uncle is on his way again to guide the next kid.

After hiding for about four and a half years, he finally returned.
[Wind-Up] and [Madolche] [The Six Samurai], which have a lot of development power, are cards that were often seen especially around 2012-2015.
I recruited Level 4 Warrior and Beast-Warrior, but the material specification was level 3 x 2, and the decks that I could use were limited.
Strong themes such as his Deck [Zodiac] and [Gouki] corresponding to this card also appeared, and demand increased at once.
Furthermore, at that time, he was able to recruit Amazoness Archer (Updated from: Amazon Archer) at a time when he was able to kill Firewall Dragon first, so he was banned in 2019.
Rather than this card itself, it was probably banned due to the increase in the number of his decks that can be used effectively and the relationship with the recruiting company.
Thanks to that, my [Madolche] and [The Six Samurai] were frozen, and I think there are quite a few other decks that were affected.
However, the ban is lifted for the first time in about four and a half years! I want to use it in [Madolche] again.

A senior Ogdoadic who can revive a lesser class.
In Nia, he basically searches for Ogdoadic Spell by sending GY → Self-revive → Nia revive.
Self-resurrection has its drawbacks, but since the effect negates and it can also be used as a trigger for Amnesia, it's still easier to use than Alate, which collects all monsters into your hand.

Wookie! This year is the year of the monkey!
A tremendous monkey who finally succeeded in escaping.
Anyway, the search effect when placed in the P zone is what this guy is all about. You can search for 《Performapal Lizardraw》, 《Performapal Skullcrobat Joker》, etc. and adjust his Pendulum Scale with one card.
As a result, the former EMEm was hit by the fastest speed regulation because it was violent while securing an outstanding sense of stability unlike P.
Even now that time has passed, the power itself is still alive and well... But due to successive inflation, cards that can create a board with a certain level of winning in the first move have flooded, so in today's world, setting up a scale with just one card. Perhaps it was judged that the level of restrictions was insufficient to be included in the list of bans, and following overseas, Japan was also able to ease the restrictions.
Even as a general-purpose Pendulum monster that can be scaled with the same single card, the recently introduced 《Superheavy Samurai Prodigy Wakaushi》has even more power than its owner, so the impact it once had has completely disappeared. I might have messed up...
In the first place, modern Yu-Gi-Oh is overflowing with SS effects, so it is rare to make a trip to the P summoning gimmick just to put a monster in your hand into play, and it is strengthened to go on a trip with Lizard Draw like it used to be. It may not be seen much in operation as a version 《Double Summon》.
The demerit effect of the P effect in (1) is probably not noticeable in the original EM, but there are many situations where it becomes a little annoying when used in the hybrid Magician.
For example, in Magician, if you put a monkey on the scale to search for 《Performapal Skullcrobat Joker》etc. on the first move, if you don’t put a monster with an EM name such as 《Performapal Celestial Magician》on the other scale that doesn’t have a very strong P effect, the monkey will be The demerit makes the P summoning itself impossible.
As a result, it becomes difficult for Magicians who want to actively put on the scale, such as "Double Iris Magician", to operate it as they wish, and it becomes difficult to divide by "Performapal Pendulum Sorcerer", making it difficult to use.
In the first place, Skull Bat itself is completely canceled and you can use 3 copies, so he may not be much of a benefit to Magician...
Although the strength itself is still alive in general, it is a sad monkey who can not deny the feeling that it has been swallowed by the wave of inflation.
That's why I want you to unlock 3 cards as soon as possible!

Advanced Ogdoadic that can return 2 exclusions.
The effect itself is excellent and it feels good to be able to return cards outside the theme.
However, the disadvantage of self-revive is abnormally heavy.
It's nice to be able to release one monster, but it's pretty dangerous to collect any monster from GY, and I can't even look at it if I reuse various triggers.
Death can be seen if increased G or Urara is collected during deployment.
Too risky to use as a trigger.
Fortunately, Ogdoadic has many ways to revive him, so if you want to use this effect, unless it's the first turn of a battle without triggers, is it better to use another way?
Aku is strong but easy to get level 8, so there are times when you have to use him when doing rank 8 expansion with Ogdoadic.
Ogdoadic itself, in the case of a deployment involving 《King of the Feral Imps》, the elimination theme is not so fertile, so it gives a shining impression in a hybrid deck mixed with Chaos and Orpheus.
Well, 《Union Carrier》, who was the best bridge between Ogdoadic and Orpheus, is from the past...
Pretty useful for combos in free jumbled dark light decks.

Han Gongenzaka gets one kill first.
Behold, this is the strongest evolutionary system of Immovable Duel.

simple barn. The multiplier is 500, which is the same rate as Just Desserts, so this point will pass.
It has almost the same troubles as "Greenkappa", and it's hard to handle because it's reverse.
Similarly, it works well with Anti-Spell Fragrance and you can expect an increase in damage.
Due to the inflation of monster effects, he has neglected Spell Trap and the expected value of Burn has decreased, but the addition of P cards, the elimination of the zone where trap monsters are prohibited, etc. have never blown a headwind against this card in terms of rules. is an interesting place.
I think one day we'll see a theme with the strength of "pushing the opponent's monsters into her spell trap zone".
《Vaylantz World - Konig Wissen》《Sinful Spoils of Subversion - Snake-Eye》, etc., but especially the latter is expected to create a theme if there is no problem with the prototype card.
If such a theme appears, the expected value of Burn will rise greatly, so it may be able to play an active role.

Don't overdo it.
The name is a spoiler, but it's a combined figure of Crowned by the World Chalice and Lee the World Chalice Fairy. However, the relationship is complicated and is related to the basis of the story. In conclusion, don't overdo it.
An Effect Monster that rarely enters the main Deck among those involved in the World Chalice, whose many derivative forms were released as his Link Monster.
Although it can be said to be the center of the story, there is no direct synergy with "the World Chalice", "World Legacy", "Mekk-Knight", or even "Troymare". However, since it is excellent as a Link Monster deployment engine and prevents developments other than Link Summoning, the compatibility itself is good.
If the opponent also uses a general-purpose link, it may be possible to give salt to the enemy, so if you use it normally, choose the opponent, but with the extra link special type, it is strong enough to completely block the opponent's Special Summon. Transforms into a key card that locks.
Unfortunately, Troymare, my partner, is regulated across the board and it is difficult to complete the extra link in a flow that reproduces the story. I can't help it, so let's do our best on the business trip.

A card used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc to steal Slifer the Sky Dragon from Yugi's deck.
It requires a cost that is not cheap, a quarter of the initial LP, but if the card with the declared card name is in the opponent's Deck, the opponent can add it to their hand or place it on the field. A great card that ignores the summoning conditions and forces you to Special Summon.
If you know your opponent's deck, you should know the name of the monster you should declare. would be rare.
Just be careful when announcing the name of a pinned monster that your opponent may already have in their hand.
But this is a self-declaration system where it's actually okay if you don't find out until the end of the duel, right?
Also, if the effect of Thunder King Rai-Oh or Mistake prevents you from adding cards from the Deck to your hand, your opponent will automatically have to choose to Special Summon this field, so in that case the summoning conditions will be ignored. Depending on the deck of his opponent, you may be able to use unexpected monsters.

In the final duel of the original Battle City arc, Kaiba entrusts Yugi with a spell card that will become a secret weapon for defeating the gods.
The effect is that he Special Summons 1 token on his field, and the opponent will receive all the damage he receives when this token battles.
However, since he cannot attack himself, he will become dependent on the opponent unless he forces the opponent to attack with some kind of effect, so it is not realistic to use his own ability as an LP picker.
It also has the disadvantage of self-destruction unless you pay a fixed LP cost for each standby.
Fortunately, there are no restrictions on releases or Special Summons, so it will mainly be used as material for his Special Summon during the turn of Special Summon.
After all, even in the original work, damage was prevented by interrupting the battle with a card effect, but it is used to increase the remaining tokens with card effects and sacrifice them to God.
The activation of this card itself has no cost restrictions, and for a long time it has maintained a certain position as his Normal Spell that Special Summons one token with no usage restrictions.
Currently, there are similar cards such as 《Beetrooper Descent》and 《One-Time Passcode》, so I would like to differentiate this one by not having the name Turn 1 in its activation and by having the special summoned token be his Fiend. .
It's a card that doesn't seem to have a name designation effect, but it's also a card that played a very important role in the game, so there might be a remake someday.

It's easy to unlock, but until then, it's a card that forces you to lock.
Due to the goodness of the race and stats, it can be stably secured with a number of cyber supports and "Gigantic Spright", etc., and once issued, it will be forced to perform a suicide attack unless the cost is "Forbidden Droplet".
Although the opponent's deck can affect the performance quite a bit, it's also excellent enough to delay the opponent's attack by one turn with a moderate probability.

A remake of "Phoenix Gearfried" that appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh 10th Strak R series. He was stripped of his Dual, which was his most appealing point, but in exchange, he gained three new powers: (1) loose summoning conditions, (2) excellent removal, and (3) interfering with monster effects.
Since it was a struk that wanted to push equipment cards and duals, the summoning conditions would be quite loose. As a Level 9 Warrior, it's difficult to Special Summon from the Deck, but in the Homura Noble Knight Deck, which uses this card as the main card, it is possible to perform a substantial search with 《Infernoble Knight Ogier》and 《Infernoble Knight - Renaud》. cannot be Special Summoned, but can be searched directly with the ① effect of 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》.
In addition, the 2nd effect is to remove the opponent's monster as an Equip Card at the start of the Damage Step without targeting it. Since it doesn't target, destroy, remove, or bounce, it's one of the best removal effects. It can only be used when attacking yourself, and it is a good adjustment that it is limited to only one body. Also, the handling of equipment cards has become more diverse recently, and in a minor way, by using it together with 《Eka the Flame Buddy》, you can actually take control of your opponent.
And the effect of ③ that meshes well with ②. The equipment card is used as a cost to negate the activation of the monster effect, but if you send the equipment card from ② to his GY, you will be able to use the equipment at the time of attack repeatedly. Also, since this effect does not require the cost of the card equipped to this card, if you use it in conjunction with other cards that make full use of the equipment card (《Borreload Savage Dragon》, 《Emperor Charles the Great》, etc.), you can develop it first. You can easily aim.
And the embarrassing point about Warrior's Strike R, which includes this card, is that this card was blatantly designed to be used in combination with the original 《Phoenix Gearfried》. This card's negate range for the effect of ③ is limited to monster effects only, making it vulnerable to Spell Trap. However, by creating a board together with the original 《Phoenix Gearfried》, you can protect the Spell Trap with Phoenix Gearfried and create a system that blocks monster effects with this card, creating a board that entrusts each other with their backs.
Overall, the lax summoning conditions, removal effects, interference effects, illustrations, and effect backgrounds are all impeccable, making this one of the best cards in Yu-Gi-Oh history.

A new Homura Noble Knight that appeared at the same time as 《Emperor Charles the Great》. The main effects are the (1) effect of special summoning from the hand or his GY when there is an equipment card, and the effect of becoming an almost unified (2) equipment card.
At the same time, with the effect of the new 《Noble Arms Museum》, you can also Special Summon from the equipped state, so you can Special Summon twice with one card.
Also, the effect of ① is that "Infernoble Knight Ogier" is excellent even in the first move, and you can Normal Summon to satisfy the summoning conditions of "Infernoble Knight - Renaud" and connect it to "Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights", or you can S summon "Power Tool Dragon" together with "Revolution Synchron". It is easier to use than it looks and can move dexterously.
In addition to the performance of this card on its own, it is a card that is like the unsung hero of an excellent company called Homura Noble Knight, which can demonstrate its power while receiving the support of those around it.

This card was used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc.
In the work, it was "Spell Absorption" in the sense of the effect of grabbing the status increase of the monster by his spell card of the opponent and making it one's own monster, but in OCG it is possible to just put it on each other's spell card. It has been changed to the effect of recovering his LP every time is activated.
It can be recovered without a limit on the number of times, and it is excellent to respond to the activation of her own Spell card, but it is not applied to the "activation of effect" of the Spell card.
Also, since there is no effect on his Spell card that was activated, it is difficult to adopt it unless you can make use of the LP recovery, and it is also possible to build his Deck based on the existence of this card. It can be said that it is difficult.

A new follow-up to Homura Noble Knight. As a level 1 tuner with an expansion effect, it has excellent status next to Infernoble Knight - Renaud.
The appearance of Angelica, Princess of Noble Arms at the same time created a clear meaning for landing level 5 with the Homura Noble Knight Deck, but it is very convenient to reach that Angelica. The most standard way to use it would be to Special Summon from his Deck with 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》, then hook up the Flame Noble Knight that became Isolde's link material with the ② effect and connect it to Angelica. As for Isolde's effect, he can only Special Summon from his deck, so it's common knowledge that this kind of card is scary to draw, but thanks to the 1st effect, you won't have much trouble getting it in your first hand.
Since 1 and 2 are either turn 1, it won't stack 3 like Rinaldo, but both effects are pretty good lubrication for Homura Noble Knight, so I'd like to use it as a set with Isolde when building a Deck. card.