Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 766 to 780 of 168,890

A card used by Kaiba in the original Battle City edition, a resurrection card dedicated to Gemini Monsters that are treated as Normal Monsters in OCG and Normal Monsters in GY.
Since resurrection takes place in the Defense Position and monsters revived by this effect cannot attack, it is basically used as a material for Release and Special Summon.
With a Gemini Monster, you can get monster effects, and while you can't attack, you don't self-destruct like Swing of Memories.
Until some kind of dedicated search method appears, it won't go beyond the area of Monster Reborn after the second card, and it's a spell card that can only revive a specific limited number of monsters in your own GY, so there's a high possibility that it will lead to an accident. However, such a card is not unbearably low performance.

A card that was in Kaiba's deck in the original Battle City arc, but was never put into play during the story.
That's why the set effects are all OCG original, and since he has the ability not to be destroyed in battle with monsters with the same ATK, he can unilaterally fight Shocker and his Nephthys and Monarch. I was given a mysterious ability that was too pinpointed to win.
Even if he is defeated by an opponent with a higher ATK than his own, or destroyed by a Spell Trap card, etc., the monster will be destroyed by the bounce effect of being destroyed. It was a tough monster that bounced one body.
However, this bounce effect can also be used to select monsters on your field, and since it is a forced effect that triggers no matter where it is destroyed, there are times when your monster will be bounced when it is destroyed in your hand with a Death Deck. seeds.

A trap card that can grant piercing ability to all monsters on your field during the activation turn.
Before the consumption of one card, the effect that it exerts and being a trap card do not mesh at all, and it is just a card that is difficult to use.
I wonder if it's the result of some consideration for 《Fairy Meteor Crush》.

His Normal Trap card that changes only the race of all monsters in his field to his Dragon, featuring a slightly grotesque illustration like Amorphage's.
Needless to say, it will be used for combos, but the duration of the effect is too short and it doesn't affect monsters that are put into play later, so it has almost no strength against DNA Surgery.
This is different in that it does not change the type of the monster on the opponent's field, but there are some situations where changing the type of the monster on the opponent's field is an effective meta, so it is rare that this is an advantage. be.

A card that allows Friche to activate the union monster's activation effect of unioning one monster on the field and special summoning one unioned monster to the field with a trap card.
His Normal Trap card, which can only be used up with this kind of effect, is just too bitter.
It should be at least a Quick-Play Spell or a Continuous Spell, and there should be some way to set it from the Deck or GY.

A card used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc as a stage setting to produce the final chapter of the duel.
All the effects of Deratame that were set in the original were cut short, all face-up monsters became his Attack Position, and only the effect of not being able to change his battle position remained.
Force Attack Position does not force an attack, so even if it is used alone, it will make a monster with a low hit point stand still in Attack Position, or immediately wake up a monster that has the disadvantage of becoming his Defense Position after an attack. It will be a card that can be
In terms of its nature, it feels like a "permanent meta trap that can be used in combos with other effects" like "Skill Drain", but this card doesn't mean you can't set monsters separately, so unfortunately that small influence.

A Fusion Monster that is a docked form of 《X-Head Cannon》and 《Y-Dragon Head》used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc.
There are a total of 3 patterns of combining XYZ, but this card, where X and Y are docked, is the only one that appears in the original work.
《XZ-Tank Cannon》and 《YZ-Tank Dragon》are OCG originals, but they went wild and recorded all of them including 《XYZ-Dragon Cannon》as regular pack frames. As a card higher than Sue, [XYZ] at that time became an unprecedented super-high rarity Deck.
The method of combining two of these three to create a total of three patterns of Fusion Monsters was later inherited by the Three Majins that became "Gate Guardian", which appeared as a new overseas precedent.
As for this card's ability, it destroys Spell Trap cards set with XZ, which also requires X, but this one is different in that it destroys face-up Spell Trap cards. In addition, this card has a lower ATK than over there, and it is overtaken by the lower class monster "Goblin Attack Force".
After all, I think that Y is a delicate combination partner.

A monster used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc, and a combined monster that takes Yugi's Valkyrion the Magna Warrior position.
In the original work, Valkyrion was ahead of the pack, so when this card appeared in the manga, I thought, "He needs the same three low-ranking monsters, but his ATK is significantly lower than Valkyrion's." .
In OCG, each monster has different specifications depending on the type of monster, and this one is a rather special Fusion Monster that does not require 《Polymerization》.
Using it, a unique operation method using 《Return from the Different Dimension》etc. was born, and with the appearance of dedicated support for Union and XYZ, which appeared later, it became less difficult, but this card itself is still lacking. So, the low ATK and unnecessary revival restrictions are quite worrisome, and the all-purpose removal effect without turn 1 requires a hand cost and targets destruction, so it can't be said to be that strong by modern standards. .
It definitely beats ABC in terms of how cool it looks, but unfortunately I have to say that the difference in performance is huge.
It can be docked with both ABC and VW, and two different illustrations have appeared, so I think it's a card that has received a lot of favor among the original cards.

This card was used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc, and it is his Quick-Play Spell that has been popular as a useful battle support card for a long time after it appeared in the OCG.
It's a Quick-Play Spell that can be activated with Damester, so it's very valuable as a combat trick, and the effect is that the ATK of one monster is halved from the original ATK, and the more powerful the target, the greater the effect. It was also a strength that it was possible to activate each other even under the influence of Shocker and Touch.
You can also target your own monsters, and if it's your turn, you can activate a chain from your hand, so you can also use it to avoid the abyss. It was used for various purposes, to the extent that he showed off the playing used for the release of .
Also, at first glance, it seems like a very easy-to-understand card that only halves the ATK of one monster, but it is also a card that caused quite a stir around the ruling.

A monster based on the special move of Firewall Dragon Darkfluid in the original anime
At the beginning of the implementation, the effect was too brain muscle and he became a finisher with Link 5, but he already had powerful and easy finishers such as "Accesscode Talker" and "Geomathmech Final Sigma" in Cyberse, so Link 5's finisher was It was an evaluation that said even if there was
He is a free chain player, 《Foolish Burial》, 《Extra-Foolish Burial》for Cybers.
However, as time passed and the card pool increased, the situation changed completely.
《Mereologic Aggregator》《Cyberse Desavewurm》He said that he could do his job just by waiting in GY, or falling into GY and using his immediate effect. Extra-Foolish Burial》effect will be evaluated
While dropping it, his ATK rises permanently by 2500 each time, so if you leave him alone, he will become an incarnation of a brain muscle that can't be dealt with easily.
It is a monster with a substantial Spell Trap 1 negate and a slightly slow universal negate (because it is activated when going to GY)
However, since both of the above two types are her DARK, the number of attacks on monsters will not increase.
Also, with the implementation of 《Link Decoder》, it became easier to cast in one turn, which is one of the reasons why the adoption rate has increased.
If you put this guy out on the first turn and return the turn safely, in effect he will have ATK 10500, (on the return turn he drops his Cyberse other than DARK), twice to the monster Turn into a mass of murderous intent to attack
The new guy who can be both brain muscle and figurine worker is Cyberse's ace monster.

A card for ritual summoning 《Paladin of White Dragon》, nothing more nor less.
Since the performance over there is like that, the evaluation score of this card will also follow that.
I don't want to be too picky about old Ritual Spells that don't have unique effects, but it's okay.

A Ritual Monster depicting a knight wearing 《Raregold Armor》who drives a mysterious dragon like Blue-Eyed.
It has the effect of cutting the attacking set monster at the start of the damage test, and the effect of releasing himself and activating his Blue-Eyed, which cannot be attacked that turn, from his hand / deck to Special Summon.
I think it's a pretty valuable ability for low-level monsters that can Normal Summon, but neither effect is something you can do with a Ritual Monster in the current card pool.
Moreover, since Blue-Eyed can't attack him with Special Summon, I don't feel it's worth using.

A card combining 《Senju of the Thousand Hands》and 《Sonic Bird》that allows you to select and search either Ritual Spell or Ritual Monster by summon trigger effect.
It looks much stronger than Senju, but all five basic stats match Senju, and as you can see from the card name, it's an enhanced version, so it's safe to say that it's completely upward compatible.
It has been used as an iron plate card in ritual summons for a long time since its introduction, but in recent years many Ritual Monsters have the ability to Special Summon Ritual Monsters in a unique way that does not need to rely on this effect. , I don't see it as much as I used to, partly because I need the right to summon.
Still, it's definitely still a useful card in some of his decks, and since it has the body of a monster, it's convenient to be able to release it for Ritual Summoning.
In the 11th season, a remake monster called "Choju of the Trillion Hands" with even more moves appeared.

In the "Red Archfiend" Deck, when you want to expand from level 8S to level 12S, multiple tuners are required, so I think it's an excellent effect for supporting expansion in that case. I think it's a strength that 《Resonator Call》can solve the difficult point of inserting more than one due to its nature.

The effect of (1) is that although there are restrictions and cards that can be discarded, it is possible to Special Summon not only from his hand but also from his GY.
As for the effect of (2), I think that it is excellent to be able to send 《Soul Resonator》and 《Vision Resonator》to his GY while adjusting the level.