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His Equip Spell that responds to Guardian Caest, a card that makes absolutely no sense equipping a Caest that is immune to spells.
The effect is to increase the defense power of the equipped monster and to grant resistance to negate the effect of her spell targeting the equipped monster.
The effect that raises defense power is almost useless, and the resistance effect is also quite unreasonable in today's environment to prevent her removal spells such as destroying the opponent and taking control. There will be
Therefore, the essence of this card is to use the effect of his own Spell to destroy his Equip Spell, which is effective when triggered on the field, by taking advantage of his ability to negate destruction.
Recently, it has been used by equipping it with a smoke ball with the effect of Braver, and using this card to blow up the smoke ball and hit Peeping Hands, and Braver is an EX monster with no material restrictions, and this card is also used. It can be said that it is a practical operation method because you can instantly equip yourself with the Equip Spell you want to blow up at the same time.
If it's Braver's effect specification, it's enough to put 1 copy of this card and Equip Spell you want to explode in the Deck, and the remaining card can be used for Braver's latter effect, so there is no waste.
Moreover, Braver's effect is triggered by his Special Summon other than S summon, so if you equip his Equip Spell on his GY that has been revived and finished using it after the next turn, you can do this move again. end up
Unlike a casual player like me who can only make follow-up evaluations, I'm really impressed by the attention of his deck builders, who search for, find, practice, and leave results from a pile of rubble...

A superlative Gemini Monster belonging to Chemicritter that appeared in season 9 along with diauxin.
The ability that can be obtained by summoning again is the effect of strengthening the attack and defense of that monster when the NS of her Gemini Monster, including the resummoning, is successful, and the effect destruction of her Gemini Monster on your field is destroyed by card 1 on your field. It has the ability to press it against the board and destroy it instead.
For Duals, it's not uncommon for them not to NS even once to get an effect, so regardless of whether it's a Field Spell or the like, the first half of the effect is a bit subtle for a top-level Gemini Monster's ability, and the second half's scapegoat effect can be destroyed by your own effect. In order to deal with it, it is reasonable to combine it with a card that has an effect that triggers being destroyed.
But what I want to say more than that is that I don't think it was absolutely necessary to reverse diauxin and defense, and if this guy is ATK, the effect obtained by summoning again is too subtle. I wonder if it's too much...
I feel like I don't want to rate it too high because of the status that I can't participate in this LP collection. I feel that it is too weak to call it a superlative Chemicritter.

Almost all of his cards have the name Turn 1, but he's strong enough to support the Salamangreat's underpinnings, and is the most important monster to act as the first mover for the low-ranked Salamangreats.
While the restrictions on decks such as Orpheus and Alter, which were strong in the same period, were steadily relaxed in the 11th term, they finally completed the 11th term with limited cards, and made this monster unlimited rather than a bad new one. is one of the monsters that is often said to lead to the best enhancement for the theme.
Master Duel already has an unlimited number of cards, and unless there is a plan to release a very powerful new flame DP after this evaluation, it is already a countdown that this monster will be eased on paper in terms of the timing of sales promotion. I would say that it is in the
Postscript: In the limit regulation of April 2023, paper was also relaxed to semi-restriction.
Considering the timing of the release of the Fire DP, it seems that restrictions will be lifted in July regardless of whether or not they are strengthened there, but what will happen?

The highest grade Dark Devil Gemini Monster from the 9th generation belonging to Chemicritter.
Its specs are his ATK of 2800, and his GY cost is 1 of his Gemini Monsters.
Another effect that can be obtained is that the Gemini Monster's NS cannot be negate, which prevents the fatal loss caused by negate the summon again, but the current dual support uses the summon right. There are many things that can re-summon a Gemini Monster by means other than NS, and above all, it can't be helped if the NS/SS of this monster itself is stopped, so there aren't many NS negate cards. I don't feel much benefit because it only has the effect of making an advantageous situation even more advantageous.
SS can't be negate, and it seems that there was no problem adding an effect that prevents the opponent from activating the effect when NS/SS succeeds.
As for support methods, in addition to Dual-related effects such as Supers, Electric Fields, and Ablations, it also supports Chemicritter-related effects such as 《Burnout》and 《Dimer Synthesis》. , It can be said that its importance in a deck centered on Gemini Monsters is higher than the highest level Dual with other general-purpose effects.
Compared to the cards from the 11th season onwards, I still feel that it's lacking, but unlike Gigapla and Another Neos, he's devoted himself to the promotion of Dual itself, and is worthy of being a proper Gemini Monster. I think so.

Among the female monsters that appeared in OCG around this time, Fairy monsters have a strong impression of being particularly popular for their illustrations.
It seems that there were quite a few duelists who were disappointed that it wasn't even remade, let alone remade in Senko R...
Its ability is almost like her Fairy version of Command Knight, and although it may be an exaggeration to say that she is the leader of victory, she cheers up all her allies, including herself, to raise their stats, and also protects them from the opponent's attacks. You can
In the anime, there is also a monster called Command Angel, who has the ability to become the Fairy version of Command Knight. There will be a corresponding difference in operation because not only the offense and defense but also the level and attributes are different.
In particular, I think there will be a difference in racial aptitude between this LIGHT monster and her FIRE Command Angel, so let's look forward to the counterattack of the OCG version Command Angel, which will have some additional effect. .

Excluding the Chemicritter members, it is one of the few low-level Gemini Monsters that are not Level 4, and is a 10th generation monster.
It has no combat ability, but by summoning it again, it acquires double-sided resistance, and since all attacks from the opponent become direct attacks, it has resistance to substantial destruction and removal effects through battle. will be
Monsters other than yourself are also not attacked, so you can use it to protect system monsters that you want to keep on the field even if you take some damage. While taking care of the card effect, it is also possible to pass through super resistant monsters and hit them directly.
It is a card that is extremely combo-oriented, including the fact that it needs to be summoned again. It's hard, but nowadays there are many decks that can easily get past this, especially Ichidori and Skidre, which are easily dealt with no matter where you are.
In the opponent's field, it would be nice if it could not be used as a release or material for his Special Summon, and it would have been nice if it had the power to remain unaffected by all other card effects.
However, double-faced resistance + effective battle destruction resistance is not an ability that a low-level monster that can Normal Summon can possess alone, so it is worth summoning again, although the habit is absurdly strong. In that sense, I think it can be said that it is a valuable Gemini Monster.

Although Meteor Black used Red Eyes as a fusion material, it didn't look like it at all, but this remake monster has a strong image of Red Eyes, and conversely, a Fusion Monster that has almost no image of Meteor Black.
In addition to his ATK of 3500, which is on par with Meteor Black, from his Deck in the fusion summon trigger, he has a burn effect while sending the Red-Eyes monster to her GY, and himself becomes her GY from the field. He has the ability to revive one GY Normal Monster.
Like the 9th period cards, the two effects do not have the name Turn 1, and the resurrection effect can be triggered even if it is used for release or link material and sent to GY, so the first half effect sends Red Eyes to GY, By Special Summoning a monster from the EX Deck using this monster as a material, you can use the revived Crimson Eyes as a material for a further Special Summon. By using it as a material for , you can expand its development.
This monster itself is high, except for his ATK, he's the type of card that finishes its job as soon as it comes into play, so it's not a shame to use it as a material, and since it's level 8, it can be used not only as a link material but also as an S material normally. is wonderful.
If you use Deck Fusion of "Red-Eyes Fusion", you can start with 3 GY fertilizers from the Deck by consuming only 1 card in addition to your own effect, and "Red-Eyes Fusion" itself is the ability to fuse summon this monster. It's the easiest way, but it's a pity that you can't do the above continuous development on the turn you activate Red-Eyes Fusion due to the disadvantage of Red-Eyes Fusion.
It would be misleading to say that its own effect is too low to be a fusion summoned monster with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, because this monster's effect could be taken as a disappointing effect, but the long-awaited continuous development is misleading. The suitable effect is completely eaten up by the demerits of 《Red-Eyes Fusion》.
Since 《Red-Eyes Fusion》preceded it, it can be said that this monster's effect didn't have a name called Turn 1 because of that disadvantage, but Link Summoning didn't exist yet at the time it appeared, and that disadvantage. If so, the fact that this monster doesn't have any resistance or the ability to move during the opponent's turn is something that really worries me when compared to the cards from the 11th period onwards.
It has the effect of reviving GY's Normal Monster when it dies on the field, so it can prevent it from being removed during the opponent's turn and leave the field empty, and at least you can recover. Well, it's a bit unreasonable, isn't it?
Even so, you can put in a maximum of 1400 effect damage just by appearing, so if you use it as a leading fire power, the disadvantages of 《Red-Eyes Fusion》are irrelevant, and I think that this monster itself has a very high potential, so you can easily fuse it with something other than 《Red-Eyes Fusion》. If summoning methods come out, I think that further activity can be expected.

A Spellcaster's lower class Gemini Monster that can be treated as a tuner by summoning it again.
It features a monster design that seems to be inspired by corn no matter how you look at it from top to bottom.
It's a pity that even if you summon it again, it only has the ability to turn into a tuner, but at the time, a level 4 tuner with no summoning conditions or disadvantages was still rare, and it had an ATK of 1800 that could be used as an attacker. It was nothing to be ridiculed for.
Still, if you don't stick to ATK any more, level 4 tuners with better effects, such as Mist Valley Soldier with better effects, Flamvell Magical, a tuner from the beginning with the same Spellcaster, have existed since the start of the 6th period, and the field and The fact that GY can receive support for Normal Monsters is also unlikely to be an advantage since there is a vanilla tuner Trumpeter with a higher ATK at the same level.
In terms of being the only real tuner that can be recruited with Ablation, I would like to find a way out for the time being with WIND's Spellcaster combination, but now, like Union and his Pendulum, dual and tuners are monsters. The area where is likely to come out normally ....
Well, how can I put it, it feels like a card that makes me feel that expanding the range of strategies and strengthening the theme are two different things.

It is a resurrection card of Equip Spell, which is the adjusted version of 《Premature Burial》.
The resurrection target is limited to monsters below the level of the monster that was used as the hand cost, and the name Turn 1 is set, and the disadvantage that the effect of the equipped monster is negate has been added.
It has fewer disadvantages against equipped monsters than Living Fossil, and it doesn't have as strong a habit as that one, but the cost to activate it is a pain, and unlike Living Fossil, the resurrection target is not stable, and you can't even activate it depending on your hand. Therefore, as a result, it has become a card that is less used than that one.
On the other hand, it is superior to Living Fossil in that it can revive monsters of level 5 or higher depending on the cost monster, and that even if this card leaves the field by self-bouncing or sending it to GY, the equipped monster will not self-destruct. It beats Premature Burial in that it can Special Summon even in Defense Position and that the equipped monster does not self-destruct even if this card is destroyed.
If you choose a revived monster that has the ability to bounce with a card on the field at a cost like Falcon, it will be easy to reuse, and by self-bouncing, the effect of the revived monster will be restored.
Since he is level 10, this card is highly suitable for the cost, and his Eldlich, who has his GY effect that activates by sending her Spell Trap card on the field to his GY, is perfect, including the illustration. It can be said that it is a great synergy.
The resurrected monster can also attack and I think it's a card that can be used. On the contrary, if you don't use it, it seems difficult to give priority to Living Fossil.

A trap card used by Jonouchi in the original Kingdom and Battle City editions that allows you to use the opponent's GY card as your own card.
In OCG, it was limited to spell cards, but unlike monsters that can take control or revive from the opponent's girlfriend's GY, it is very valuable to be able to use his spell card that the opponent used. increase.
At that time, it would have been a great pleasure to grab and eat the opponent's GY's Sambol and Nagisa, and to use the Pot of Greed and 《Graceful Charity》.
However, the usage fee is paid firmly, and his LP cost, which is the usage fee, is quite heavy.
In addition, the spell cards that can be used depend on the opponent's GY, and nowadays it is rare that most of the deck's spells are general-purpose spells like when this card was introduced, and theme-specific spells and their movements It's also a tough situation for this card, as many special spell cards that match are used.
Although you can prevent your opponent from salvaging her spell cards from her GY and returning them to her deck...

I quite like the idea of using a card name or illustration for a normal effect that someone will always come up with at some point, such as replacing an equipment card equipped on a monster with another monster.
It's a tough card because it can only be used in a limited number of situations, but it's a relief to have some versatility and combo potential because it's a Quick-Play Spell.
If you want to use it seriously, it's difficult if you don't show up with his unreasonable spell cards and monster effects, such as equipping one of his Equip Spells on a monster on the deck and searching for this card by name. I guess.

It is one of his spell cards with a resurrection effect that appeared in Season 2, and from the name of the card, it can be said that it is a sister card of Premature Burial included in the same pack.
Each other has the effect of doing a Special Summon with one monster set from his own GY, and as a means of reusing Reverse Effect Monsters such as Seimaji, "Mask of Darkness", Metapo, and "Needle Worm", at the time of its appearance. It was mainly used in his decks from the death line of his decks.
In addition to allowing the opponent to revive, it has the disadvantage that it cannot be activated if the opponent's girlfriend's GY does not have a monster that can be revived, but it can be regarded as a card that can forcibly prepare an attack or effect target on the opponent's field. You can do it too.
Since it becomes a set Special Summon, it cannot be used as a material for a Special Summon during that turn, but it is normally useful as a means of securing release and fusion materials, especially techniques seen in Geysereth. For Fusion Monsters that can come out of the EX Deck without fusion, it will be a card that can prepare materials while taking care of Trap cards that work against face-up monsters.
《Premature Burial》is so strong that it's a resurrection card that tends to be taken lightly when compared to others, but you can definitely say that this card has its unique strengths and combo potential.

Among the monsters with effects related to Buster Mode, a low-level Spellcaster monster with a particularly unrelated card name and appearance.
I think that the monster design was probably the first thing, and the effect related to the latest system, Buster Mode, was accidentally assigned to it, but the effect that came with that assignment was insanely weak.
The effect is that if you are on the field, you can use it even in the turn you set the Buster Mode, which is a Trap card, on the field. Although it can be substituted with , etc., this does not mean that the effect itself is so weak that it cannot be talked about.
Strictly speaking, it's not that the effect is weak, but that this is the only low-level monster with low combat ability and no self-SS ability or theme name that has this effect. hey.
On the other hand, it is also a monster that has a reputation for popularity since the time of its illustration, and it is a relatively famous story that the feet of a bird of prey that cannot be confirmed in the card illustration.

A monster used by Bara in the original Battle City arc, and appears in the regular pack of the second season of the OCG.
The fairly special summoning conditions of the original work are performed by excluding specific monsters of GY in OCG, and various monsters that appear later, including the "spirit" Special Summon monster group recorded in the same regular pack as this monster, are summoned. It can be said that it is a card that influenced many Special Summon monsters.
His ability is to become an equipment card for an opponent's monster when he dies and gain control of that monster. It has a similar effect.
This one doesn't need a separate card called The Mask of Remnants to take control, and instead of being able to use only GY monsters, the effect only triggers when the opponent destroys it, and the activation timing is late at the end phase. Combat ability is not as high as Deathgardius.
In particular, regarding the conditions for activating the effect, there is a huge difference in quality compared to Death Guardius, which can be activated even if it is used as a link material.
Support can use the same level 8 demon-related things as Deathgardius, such as occultism and octoros, and if he special summons by regular means like that, he can also special summon from GY, so grudges and The synergy with 《Dark Spirit of Banishment》is perfect.
Also, if the 3 of her Fiends removed from her GY to Special Summon herself are Curse Necrofia, which is a remake monster of this card, then Special Summon herself and return those 3 to her Deck. Since it is possible, I definitely want to use it together.

It is one of the Equip Spells that can be equipped to any monster that appeared in Season 2. Even if it is equipped to a monster, it has no effect. Can produce a handicap effect of the same quality as a card confiscation.
Although it requires a combination with other effects, it can also be destroyed by its own effect, and the handicap effect does not have the name Turn 1, and since it is an Equip Spell, it is much easier to handle than seizure. Are better.
Even if you can't combo well, if you equip it on a monster for the time being, your opponent won't be able to carelessly enter from haha or light, which is also annoying.
At that time, it was only used in combos with Gearfried's effect, which can be searched for reinforcements, but as the card pool has increased, the number of cards that can be used more reliably and with good compatibility has increased, and already overseas. As it is designated as a prohibited card, it can be said that it is not surprising that it is subject to regulation even in Japan.