Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 811 to 825 of 4,611

A Dinosaur monster that takes the form of a Transcendence Dragon, and his ATK and DEF are +1000 each.
Like other transcendence dragon EX monsters, it can be used with Meteorus and the level 6 Dinosaur recruited by its effect, but it is also a general-purpose level 12S monster with 2 free materials, and in this respect it is also an EX monster so far. It can be said that it is a very valuable existence for Dinosaur, which itself was scarce.
In addition to the self-resurrection effect common to transcendental dragons when destroyed, the effect is a defensive ability that gives combat destruction resistance and double-sided resistance to Dinosaurs Special Summoned by his GY, including himself.
I don't think there are many scenes where battle destruction resistance is needed with this ATK, but if it is Special Summoned from GY, it will not be destroyed by battle and effects alone, and it will be a very robust monster that is not subject to effects. Also, it would be nice to be able to do the Special Summon from GY by myself.
The transcendental dragons, including this monster, want to avoid being removed by any method other than destruction, so it would be nice to have a considerable increase in the effects of exclusion, bounce, release, and GY sending that can be defended by target resistance.
It feels a little plain, but there is no doubt that it is quite unpleasant for Deck opponents who are not good at large monsters with target resistance, and such a Deck is one of the answers to defeat super resistant monsters. I think it's great that the effect is not destroyed by the effect, and it can withstand being hit from above.
Effect destruction resistance and target resistance are limited to effects from the opponent, so I think it's good to have a "proper" adjustment that doesn't interfere with self-destruction by Dinosaurs. Because there are quite a few...
Unlike Gikant Saurer, who can hardly be played without Ground Zeno, and Drill Gnatus, whose ATK is uneasy and has a low ability to withstand the opponent's turn, Ovi and Meteorus, which he brought with Fossil Dig, can be used with over 3500 ATK. So, it can be said that it is the easiest to handle among transcendental dragons.

A Dinosaur monster that takes the form of a transcendence dragon of Megazowler, and his status is ATK +2000.
No way, that "Megazowler" was going to grow into a MAX level monster with stats even surpassing Meteor Black, which uses Red Eyes as a fusion material. I just said that it will end in happiness.
If you have a card to destroy in your hand, you can practically fusion summon with one ground Zeno, and at that time, salvage his Dinosaur with the SS triggering effect, and if it is a Special Summon from GY, it will be added to your field. Adds an effect that destroys 1 card in your hand and 1 card on your opponent's field.
It would be even better if the self-destroying card had a destruction triggering effect, and since he also has the ability to self-revive by returning one of his GY's Normal Monsters to his deck when destroyed. The monster itself is also a good self-destruct target.
However, since the effects of 1 and 2 are each named Turn 1, it should be noted that if the effect of 2 self-destructs when revived by the effect of 2, it will not be revived.
It's fairly effective, but his original high ATK that overtakes Alphal, who is synonymous with perfect resistance, is wonderful, and I think it's strong that he can get it out relatively easily, so I gave it this score. .

A card that will be Dinosaur's exclusive search spell following Fossil Dig.
However, the Tuner Dinosaurs and Normal Monster Dinosaurs to be searched are currently all level 6 or lower monsters that can be searched even with 《Fossil Dig》. is winning
If you use this card, you can take advantage of the fact that you can self-destroy any one card from your hand after searching. Meteorus etc. will be able to deploy from your hand as it is in response to self-destruction.
The Dinosaur you bring can be called blasting as it is, so it's great that you can do the bare minimum without making a pair.
Fusion by GY effect is the same as normal fusion, but if you think that it is attached to his GY effect of search spell, it is by far the best deal, fusion summon Kiganto Saurer with Meteoros and Dinosaur recruited by its effect suitable for
Even though it's the same search card, it's a card with quite a different role than 《Fossil Dig》, so depending on the Deck, it can be said that it's worth using both together.

I thought it was the first Dinosaur unified theme since Jurrac, which appeared in the Deck build pack, "Transcendence Dragon", but when you open the lid, there is no effect of specifying the name, and the self-destruction and Normal Monster that Dinosaur adopted as a race characteristic after Strak R. A group of Dinosaur monsters based on the concept of a far more evolved version of the existing Level 6 Dinosaur monsters, which strongly inherited the elements, and this advanced monster, which is the tuner of the main Deck, is the main character.
First of all, as a Dinosaur, Ovi, 《Fossil Dig》, and Ground Zeno are well-established search systems, and since it is easy to put him into play in other ways, he is highly suitable as a main deck.
And if all of each other's cards are destroyed in all areas, you can make yourself a Special Summon from your hand, and Ground Zeno, which can self-destruct while searching for this card, is effectively a card that can recruit this monster.
Furthermore, with the effect of recruiting a vanilla Dinosaur that leads to self-destruction that can be used in the main phase, by making his level 6 Dinosaur his Special Summon, he and the recruited Dinosaur prepared for the theme Fusion S X It's designed to bring out monsters.
Of course, even if you select his Dinosaur other than level 6, he will be deployed after the self-destruction & recruit effect is activated. Because of this, there are many options for S monsters.
You can also expand further by selecting Dinosaurs with existing destruction trigger effects such as Babykera and Petitranno as self-destroying monsters.
A new group of cards for Dinosaur by Dinosaur who has further expanded his specialty, I think it's a good new monster that is a little different from the usual theme of borrowing only delicious racial support.
Now let's look forward to whether the remaining level 6 vanilla dinosaur sword dragon and opal headed transcendence dragon will appear, or whether another Effect Monster level 6 Dinosaur will be selected.

Yugi's eternal rival character and president of Kaiba Corporation.
It has the ability to change the race of monsters in the hand and deck to any one, which is currently impossible with any effect in OCG, allowing all arbitrary monsters to receive a specific race support. You can create a special Deck based on the abilities of this character card.
It's worth noting that her GY's monster's race doesn't change, and with this, he becomes a Dinosaur with Double Evolution Pill, and he special summons Horakuti to win. be able to.
The disadvantage is that you start with 4 cards, which is the heaviest among the 4 character cards. It is a place to worry about being heavier than Pegasus.
If Pegasus' ability makes dreams come true, then this card's ability makes the impossible possible.

A character who appears in the original story from the first episode and later becomes Yugi's best friend.
Each time his monster that fights has the effect of increasing his ATK, the disadvantage is that all the monsters he puts into play are summoning sickness instead.
If you receive it according to the text, his ATK will rise even when he is attacked by the opponent, and the only monsters that cause summoning sickness are NS monsters, so if Special Summon is the main focus, there will be no disadvantages at all, so RBI assistance and total RBI will be raised. It can be said that the usefulness as an effect is quite high.
Considering that it is completely useless for the development at the time of precedence, the score is lower than that of Kaiba and Pegasus, which are other character cards.

He is the last boss character in the original Duelist's Kingdom arc, and is quite a peculiar existence even in the work where Yu-Gi-Oh R and other media are completely different in terms of life and death levels.
By paying 1000 LP, he is the strongest character card that can search any card from the deck.
If you take what is written in the text as it is, there is no turn 1, and if it is not treated as a card effect, it will not be negate, and of course it will not be destroyed, so there is also a card called Exodia that can win the duel just by having it in your hand. As long as it does, it's an unreasonable skill that wins if you attack first, and almost wins even if you attack second.
With this, any difficult combo can become a reality, and it's no longer romantic.
The disadvantage is that the LP starts at 6000, which is 2000 less than the original 8000, but if you feel like it, you can use it as a card to create a state where there is a difference in LP between your opponent and him from the start of the duel.
Well, even if it's a play card, it's an unreasonable ability, so even if you use it with your relatives, you'll get tired of it quickly.

It is a character that is the main character of a work called Yu-Gi-Oh, and it is a special card that can be put into play from the start of the duel attached to VB3, that is, the effect is applied from the start of the duel. .
It is also called a character card, but it does not have an OCG appearance and cannot be used in official duels.
The word "you" written in the text may be unfamiliar to Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG players, but other TCGs seem to be the standard.
As one of the new OCG systems in the future, I think that such skills will come up as candidates. It is also a presence that should be cautious when introduced as it can easily lead to the collapse of balance and the obsolescence of deck construction.
In addition to this, there are three character cards, but the effect that this card brings is that only your field becomes dark and the devil / Spellcaster's attack and defense increases. Compared to other character cards, the disadvantage is that it only pays a small LP cost during the standby phase of each turn, and the effect is quite plain.
It feels like a card that specializes in supporting Bramagi, who is also a Spellcaster who benefits from darkness, but most of the current Bramagi Decks do not need this level of RBI enhancement and release reduction assistance, and unlike the sea, Darkness Expandability is also low because there is currently no card that can apply the effect by existing in the field.
I would like to say that if you can put it in for free, you can use this kind of card, but since there is a very broken character card called Pegasus, it is better to use it even if it is a Bramagi Deck.
Like DM4, I think I should say that the main character should not fight with easy-to-understand power cards, but should be creative and win.

A high-ranking Fairy monster that originally appeared as a true DM2 game original monster.
His ATK is unsatisfactory as a high-level monster, but it has a good combination effect of penetrating + 1 draw that triggers battles damage, and as a monster that can continuously gain an advantage, it can be used normally even in his Good Stuff deck. It is also the card that was used.
Currently, the stats and abilities are too underpowered, but there are monsters with effects and summoning conditions that specify themselves, and derivative monsters have appeared, and finally, the card group is called "Parshath" monsters. It has reached the point where it has become, and has received preferential treatment that makes it hard to believe that it was originally a game original monster.
I can't help but feel sorry for General Hell, who has been neglected ever since he was created as a rival of this monster.

A Guardian that uses his equipped Equip Spells and monsters as bullets to remove a single monster on the opponent's field without turn 1.
It would be even better if the equipment card sent to GY has a trigger effect that will be triggered if he is sent to GY or an activation effect that will be triggered by GY.
However, as a monster ability that can finally be brought into play after clearing the Guardian's common summoning conditions, it's completely unsatisfactory. also requires another of his Equip Spells etc. to equip himself.
Luckily, unlike Elma, the effect it has is an activation effect, so you can set it and put it on the field in the form of a reverse effect, but...
But well, why doesn't Guardian monster have an effect to replace her Equip Spell which is a condition of its own summoning?
As a result of recognizing that it was obviously strange or just uncomfortable, I think that a monster called Backup Gardner was born in anime...

One of the "Guardian" monsters that appeared in Season 3 and never followed up.
To be honest, it's hard to say that the starting Spirit and Union were a successful system, but it's a sad group of cards that was born as an existence that was even lower than that.
Since it has the ability to negate the effects of battle-destroyed monsters and increase his own ATK, it is suitable for repelling set lower reverse effect monsters, but his original ATK is too low. Therefore, it is difficult to use it for anything else.
It's unreasonable to expect him to continue to play an active role in the lower attacker class with an ATK of 1800 once his ATK has risen.
Also, since the large sword Baoh, which is necessary to put this monster into play, has the same negate effect as this monster, in most cases this monster is unnecessary if you attach Baoh to a monster with some ATK from the beginning and attack. , On top of that, you can't equip the greatsword Baou unless you discard one card from your hand at the cost, and it's not an Equip Spell worth it, so I have to say that this monster's value is also almost nothing. I don't think so.
This group of "Guardian" monsters should at least be able to SS when his Equip Spell is on the field.

A Ritual Spell necessary for the descent of Heavenly King Shinato.
Even in Season 3, Ritual Spells are still no more than cards that ritually summon the specified Ritual Monster.
The reason for using this is that it will converge on specs that don't require the existence of groundwork and levels to match exactly 8.
Originally, she was Noa's girlfriend's Deck Master Monster, who appeared in Noa's edition, and tormented Kaiba with her intense GY and her multiple Deck Master abilities that became her meta.
Unfortunately, these abilities are not built into Shinato at all, and compared to the impression I received from the OCG Shinato in the anime, it feels quite plain.
It might be an exaggeration to say that he's a Shunoros without a triple barrier, but it's something close to that.

A trap card that has the effect of increasing the recovery amount in proportion to the number of monsters on the field.
I don't know why it became a trap card, but considering that even with 3 creatures, the amount of recovery can't catch up with Dianketo, is it better than being a normal spell?
This card depicts a holy elf, one of the representative monsters used by Yugi, but for some reason it is known that Kaiba used it.
Perhaps because of that connection, the Holy Elf appears in the card called "Ingestion of the Vaccine" that Kaiba used in Yu-Gi-Oh R.

It is a Continuous Spell that blocks two main monster zones, and with one spell it is only as restrictive as Sparrow's Tears. and at least you won't be able to leave this card unattended.
It's strong if you draw two cards from the first attack, but even if you do it properly, such a big swing won't happen. end up
It's a card that shows its true value in a dedicated combo deck that aims to keep your opponent from playing any cards, and if this is decided, your opponent can't really do anything, so in that respect it can be said to be a valuable card.

Yugi used his Spell Car in the original Battle City edition, and with this card, he captured God Slime, a fusion of Metarif and Revival that copied Obelisk.
Her spell card that only removes one monster has no cost or activation conditions, and since she doesn't have the habit of choosing the monsters she wants to eliminate, it is an easy-to-use category among his spell cards that have similar effects.
For the time being, the effect of recovering the opponent's LP after being destroyed is set as a disadvantage, but this is rarely a big hindrance when using her in a beatdown deck.
On the other hand, the quality of the removal is the lowest in terms of resistance penetration as a target destruction effect, and unlike Tribute to The Doomed it cannot deal with set monsters.
A Normal Spell that you can only cast in your main phase without any other effects is pretty much outdated.
If you can't make use of the opponent's LP recovery process, there's no reason to choose this at this time.