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A Normal Monster from DARK Beast-Warrior.
A familiar piece as a low-level attacker for the president.
The 1900, which came out at an early stage after the Gemini Elves, still has the ability to build an era. For the time being, even a low-grade 1900 card surpasses a mediocre card.
DARK is also appreciated, but the beast warrior who can use Tenki shines more than that.
《Gene-Warped Warwolf》is also there, but he also enters the Brotherhood of the Fire Fist as a rabbit agent.
Currently, the number of normal monsters with ATK 2000 has increased significantly, but he is no longer absolute, but he can fight actively if he tries to take advantage of his racial attributes.

Continuous Trap that negates the effects of all Trap cards in play as long as they are in play.
If you don't use the trap, it will be one-sidedly sealed by his trap, and almost all trap cards will not be scary, so the sense of security is considerable.
If you think your hand trigger monsters and his Quick-Play Spells are enough to defend against without relying on Traps, then one Trap is a viable build.
But these days, the number of times you see a trap itself is decreasing, so the sense of security of this card that seals the trap is also decreasing. by a hand trigger monster or his spell
It's natural to interfere, but it's also painful not to be effective. 《Treacherous Trap Hole》, which can destroy 2 cards in a free chain, has increased and become a rival to rivals that do not use traps.
Combined with Horus and Silent Swordsman LV8, you can create a screaming situation where neither Spells nor Traps can be used. It's a so-called Horus, but even if it's currently weak against monster effects, will it be adopted as a piece to make this kind of his deck? Of course, it should still be a side member of the opponent who has a lot of traps.

Sheep in trouble.
It blocks Summoning, Flip Summon, and Special Summon of other cards during the activation turn, but has the effect of deploying four sheep tokens on the field at once.
It's impossible for a group attack or group removal opponent, but the 4 walls will buy you a lot of time. It's a charm to get rid of all of them, but conversely, it can also be taken as a way to use removal.
However, even though it is quite restrictive, as the number of rules increases, the holes in cards from the past will inevitably grow larger. there is
During the era of Mutant Chaos, it was often used in Metamorphosis and disguised as Thousand Eyes, and was sometimes used as a Synchro material even in the early days of Synchro. And it transforms into a super-dreadnought card that can call 4 link materials in one link summon. Originally, a large amount of deployment as a defensive card is becoming more and more aggressive.
Due to its high versatility, it is currently a semi-restricted card.

A powerful card that destroys all of his Spell Trap cards on the field, second only to or equal to Hanaboshi in terms of Spell Trap destruction cards.
With that big storm, you can blow away your opponent's prone position without any questions. The sense of security when pulling is exceptional.
No matter how much the quality of monsters improves, there are overwhelmingly more cards that can't win against warnings and sentences, so this card is still the basics of back splitting.
Considering the back hell of this card being banned, it was thought that it was becoming a necessary evil, but it was banned after being replaced with a feather broom.
After that, the number of cards that survive even if destroyed is increasing, especially his Pendulum, and this card itself is compatible with the Pendulum gimmick, so it is possible that he has surpassed Hanaboki. That's why Featherbroom is stable with restrictions, and this card is probably becoming stable with bans.

His Spell Card that Special Summons monsters in his or her opponent's GY.
The original Yu-Gi-Oh begins and ends with this card.
An extremely versatile and excellent resurrection spell textbook, depending on which card you resurrect, you can turn the tables on your head.
After the unexpected second return, it stabilized with restrictions, and it became a standard card, such as "Monster Reborn" at the theme level.
For the time being, if Crow, Reincarnation, or your own card is stolen, you can counter it with libide.
These days, it's the era of themes, and the adoption rate of general-purpose cards tends to drop, but they can still play an active role in his decks that use large monsters and his decks that emphasize resurrection. On the other hand, he's a bit underused in things like his Pendulum Deck, where GY revive is less important.

A time-honored sabotage spell familiar from the original. Normal Spell but remains in play.
It stays on the field for 3 turns counted during the opponent's turn, blocking the opponent's attack declaration, and when activated, it also has the effect of turning all of the opponent's face-down monsters face-up.
It's a convenient card to buy time, and I'm the one who gets overturned while I'm slowing down when this card is played. The first half of the effect can sometimes cause the opponent's reverse to miss.
It is also powerful to be able to unilaterally continue to block attacks in combination with self-bounce effects such as Falcon and Golgar. Currently, when adopting this card, is it basic to combine it with such a self-bounce tactic?
However, it's the visible cards that are flooded with removal that are targeted by any of his Spell Trap removals to stay in play. Depending on the situation, there are many cases where even work that buys time cannot be completed, and it can be said that the frequency is increasing. It's a card that's hard to believe in anymore, so it's likely that you'll need a solid motivation to use it.

I got it. A versatile search that has been a masterpiece since the old days.
If he is sent to GY from the field, he has the effect of adding a monster with ATK 1500 or less from the Deck to the hand. The added monster has the disadvantage that the activation is sealed.
It is a card with a very wide range of searches, and in particular, witches cannot search for hand trigger girls such as Urara and Usagi. Also, due to the slight difference in her ATK from the Witch, he responded to Almiraj, and from the field he overcame the part that needed to be sent to GY.
Even so, in an environment where you can use summoning rights and cards with more powerful searches if you unify the theme, it seems that versatility is no longer necessary, so it seems to be quieting down recently. .
In the first effect, he went on a rampage in Exodia, and even after the first errata, it was restricted or banned as a necessary card as a highly versatile search. He played an active role in the appearance of Death Guide, and his return was thought to be hopeless, but he received further errata, such as a turn 1 restriction and a ban on activating cards added to his hand, and was released from a mistake. Death Guide is also restricted, and 《Crane Crane》, which was feared to be able to revive this card, has not been used much.

A special victory monster that has the effect of winning the duel by arranging this card and 4 cards of the Forbidden One in your hand. By the way, the odds of getting Exo on the first move are lower than Tenwa in Mahjong.
The reason why Yu-Gi-Oh is cautious about drawing cards is probably due to the existence of this group of cards. Collecting exotic parts is one of the ways to win in a massive draw deck that features a giant slalom.
All of them have low abilities, so it's a good idea to collect them with 《Dark Eruption》.
Pay attention to this main body, which is the only effect card when using vanilla parts. Well, if this card doesn't have that kind of effect, it's really going to be a special rule...

The pinnacle of cards that produce 1 to 2.
It has the effect of creating two fluff tokens on the field under the loose condition of being sent to GY.
Trigger is too loose. I can only say that it is strange that it can be activated even if it is dropped directly from the hand cost or the Deck.
Quick Dandy scatters a large amount of fluff at the cost of synchronizing with debris and drilling, and is used for synchronizing and releasing.
Good quality as a wall, 《Foolish Burial》changed to token generation. An over-spec card that goes well with Monarch and Rider.
In addition, the appearance of Jasmine in the plant link makes it possible to recruit, and Cherubini and Masmati can directly knock down GY and use themselves and the born tokens as link materials to accelerate further development. Cooperating supporters who use Advanced Synchro Link and the three types of summoning methods are finally banned.

In a sense, it was a phantom card. It's nice to be reprinted, but the value has plummeted...
As a trigger, it seems to be around 《Sangan》, RAIMEI, generation change, various draws and hand exchanges.
I feel like it's easier to use than the Rose Fairy, but I don't know.
It's not a category that's easy to search for, so it's questionable whether the effect can be utilized.

An attack reaction trap that has the effect of destroying the opponent's attacking monster.
One of the best effects in the world. Why was the appearance delayed until the third term?
However, with the introduction of Dimensional Prison, a higher-compatible card that banishes targets at the same time, and now that the mirror force of higher-ranking cards is unlimited, it can't be helped to say that its historic role is over.
It's a terrifyingly easy-to-handle removal that targets destruction with an attack reaction, so I'd like to prioritize Confinement, the Barrier Force series, and the newest 《Jelly Cannon》.
Even if it rots, it's still a 1:1 exchange destruction card, but we're in a scary era where 1:1 exchange is no longer reliable...

When the Duel is over with this card, the way he behaves is abnormal.
A trap card that reacts to an opponent's monster's attack declaration, negates that attack, and deals damage equal to his ATK.
It does a lot of damage, and it also stops attacks, so it's a must-have card for your Burn Deck.
It is a high-performance and versatile burn that can call the finish depending on the situation other than burn, but it is an offensive reaction after all, so overconfidence is prohibited.
It's not funny that I shaved my LP too much and lost this. Today as well, it stands by as one of the main guns and defense cards that the Burn Deck is proud of, in order to make people who underestimate their LP get Retort.

His spell card with the effect of returning all spell traps to the hand.
In the era when feather brooms, big storms, and big cold waves were dead, I was in charge of removing a large amount of lying down, but...
Because of his bounce, he can dodge Star Lightsworn and 《The Huge Revolution is Over》, activate effects when destroyed, and is resistant to spell traps and pendulum monsters. With no turn 1 limit, he has room to combo with Continuous Spells, Field Spells, and P-monsters.
A death flag for the opponent who activated this card. I want to entrust the one-kill class rush dew.
He was sent to Ban for the first time to be replaced by the return of the Great Storm, but has not returned at all since then. Since the value of bounces has increased and the development potential of combos has increased, there is no room to go back.

It's a pronominal piece of mass removal that inherited the gene of "Raigeki", but the strengthening of monster effects in recent years hurts a little.
《Dark Hole》is also back, and it's becoming difficult to use it unless it's a deck that can take advantage of its hand cost.
Add loss if you do not destroy two or more due to the nature. These days it's easy to end if two or more bodies are lined up, so you'll want to use Trap as a countermeasure.
However, due to the recent increase in cards that negate targeted effects and the existence of Dragosak, the Dragon Ruler era has returned to cards that can be used in world tournaments. The number of monsters with destruction resistance is a headwind, but even now, depending on the hand cost and the environment, it is a card with elements that can be active.

His Spell card in a 1:1 exchange alongside Groundbreaker.
It has the effect of destroying the face-up monster with the lowest ATK on the opponent's field without targeting it.
Compared to Ground Smash, it's harder to drop strong monsters, and when it's deployed, it's more likely that mid-sized monsters on the side will drop.
However, if there is only one, there is no problem. Since it doesn't target, if it doesn't have destruction resistance, it'll work out.
However, since mass deployment and destruction resistance are commonplace these days, the evaluation of 1:1 exchange destruction itself on Spell cards is plummeting. Rival Groundbreaker is weak against Link, so his position is relatively high, but...