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A valuable card that allows you to negate your opponent's Normal Spell, Quick-Play Spell, and Ritual Spell by the effect of Quick-Play Spell, regardless of the nature of the effect.
Those cards will not be sent to GY and will be returned to the opponent's hand, but the effects of the returned cards and the Spell cards with the same name will be negate for that turn, so it is called Turn 1. Even if it is activated against a spell card that does not exist, it will not be reactivated during that turn, and you can postpone the deployment using that spell.
Also, if those cards are not originally sent to GY under the application of Macro Cosmos, etc., they will not be returned to the opponent's hand and will follow the rules created by those card effects, and in the case of macros, they will be excluded as they are. will be
Its range is limited to spells only, and even for spell cards, effects that do not activate Continuous Spells and Equip Spells, Quick-Play Spells activated by damage tests, and effects activated by GY cannot be negates, so you can use them recklessly. It's a card with a strong habit that only gives you a disadvantage, but if you get it right, it can be used not only for defense but also for offense.

A Dragon S monster that was included in the first regular pack of the 11th term as a general-purpose EX monster Uru frame.
It has a card name and status that is conscious of Chaos Emperor, who was once the ultimate destroyer, but its ability is his GY fertilization ability and self-revive ability that triggers S summons. It is very suitable as a relay role that becomes material for Summon.
After all, except that the cards sent to GY are random and there is a possibility that all 5 cards will be sent to his GY, the numerical advantage that can be obtained by having 1 card in hand and the remaining 4 cards in his GY It's exactly the same as the banned card "Painful Choice"...
Since there is no restriction on the S material and you can put out from 2 materials, you can use it as a GY fertilizer even if the DARK and LIGHT monsters are not in the main deck. In a Deck that has one of each, it can be counted as a material for two special summons or part of the total RBI.
From the beginning of its appearance as an intermediary, there was a strong smell, but it is actually designated as a banned card overseas.

A super-talented monster that can search for his Superheavy Samurai, except for cards with the same name, just by throwing them out of your hand, just like the monsters that searched for his Field Spell that appeared in Season 5.
Due to the nature of the Deck, it is not so easy to put out a new Spell Trap card. Therefore, you can use it as a foothold to develop the effects of other monsters that you originally had in your hand.
Of course, it's an effect that is activated by discarding from the hand, so it's important to note that it has a side effect that is different from general search spells and summoning trigger effects, such as being caught in graves.

A Continuous Spell that delays the attacks of all monsters put into play, people call it "summoning sickness".
Since it's rarity is normal, I got the impression that there were a certain number of users who used it as a deterrent to use in his deck when he didn't aim for victory by beatdown.
Do you guys think that one day we'll see a Normal Spell that stays applied for the duration of the duel it's activated?

A high-level Fiend Normal Monster used by Bara in the original Battle City arc.
It can't be helped because the status of the original is the same, but despite being a card that appeared in the second season, its performance has not improved at all from the first season, and rather this total attack and defense value is the level in the first season. 4.
Well, if it's level 4, it doesn't match the setting of the original, and by the standards of the time, it's certain that he'll be a demerit attacker, but psycho shocker is down to level 6 around here, so it doesn't matter...
In the anime, there is also a monster called the Duke of the Dead that is fusion summoned by using this monster and 《Headless Knight》as a fusion material.

One of the occult monsters used by Bara in the original Battle City arc, he is a Fiend's lower class Normal Monster.
Dullahan of the OCG world, who is completely upward compatible with 《The Portrait's Secret》, and whose ATK is exquisitely high against a moderately high defensive power.
Unfortunately, Necrofia never named this monster as a summoning condition in the OCG.
Well, considering versatility, the designation of Necrofia is appropriate and wise, and Gardius, who names the four-faced beast and Gyura, is special among the monsters of the same period.

One of the occult monsters used by Bara in the original Battle City arc, he is a Fiend's lower class Normal Monster.
Even in the work, they were brought into play only to be defeated, so their abilities are not much different from those who appeared in the first season.
It seems that the only way left is to remake it like the group of monsters used by Ishizu.

It is a monster that appeared in the 2nd PawaPro collaboration, and like the last time, it is a card called Normal Monster that has all the same five basic stats as the original monster. As a low class vanilla monster with 2400 DEF, far surpassing the previous maximum 2100 DEF.
I never thought that an updater would come out from a special monster that basically doesn't take practicality into consideration, such as a collaboration card.
There are monsters that belong to the same theme as Light Warrior Normal Monsters of the same level. Therefore, it is not uncommon for one to be superior to the other.
The strength of this card against them is its high DEF of over 2000 and his ATK of 1500 or less.

One of the magician girls in charge of Initial L, Level 2 and LIGHT, whose figures are cuter than card illustrations.
They are the first Magician Girls to be released with Apple, and have also appeared in the theatrical version.
It has an excellent ability to search for any Spellcaster, but in order to activate it, it is necessary to release a magician girl other than a monster with the same name, and since there is no magician girl with self-SS ability or GY effect, it is troublesome to activate. On top of that, there are many cases where the release is just consumption.
If you're looking for a magician girl, you can use the summoning trigger effect of one of the members, Berry, so I'd like to search for a spellcaster other than the magician girl, but I need another magician girl to use that effect, so I'd like to use another magician girl. It feels like it's hard to get a Spellcaster Deck to travel, and I get the impression that it's painful and difficult.
Like Apple and Choco, it has the ability to halve her ATK of attacking monsters while using her Special Summon to her compatriots to lure them into attacking, but this is also useless if the opponent doesn't come knocking. .
Using this effect to endure the opponent's first turn, and then release another Magician Girl on the next turn by NS and using the search effect is, as expected, an unreasonable demand for a modern card...

One of the Magician Girls who is often said to look like Kyoko, and is in charge of Initial A, Level 3, and her FIRE.
Even though both of the two effects are basically passive effects, she cannot touch the deck, so she is weak when she draws it alone in the first hand. Then it becomes a category that is difficult to use.
Well, my opponent can't see my hand, so even if I don't have her Spellcaster in my hand, I think my opponent will hesitate to attack this monster...
It's a relief that the effect of the second half of the destruction trigger also responds to your own, and if you can destroy and salvage 3 while you're at it, you can say it's a good numerical advantage.
However, it is necessary to consider that the magician girls themselves are lacking in card power in various ways, and that trying to collect the maximum number may compete with Kiwi's hand trigger effect.

Among the five BLACK magician girls, she's the only high-level monster, and she's the only one who feels like an older person, so it's hard to believe she's a member of the same line.
Its stats are low for a high-class monster, but its effect is an excellent monster that grants double-sided resistance to all of his Spellcasters, including himself, with the effect of magician girls' whole pump that can be used for attacking and intercepting by hand trigger, and when it comes into play. is.
In particular, I was very impressed that the overall pump effect refers to the "type" of "GY's" Magician Girls. There is no doubt that it is a great card that does not make you overdo it, and it is a meaningful card to build a Magician Girls Deck.
Since it doesn't have the name Turn 1, it can be used in rapid succession, and since it can be completely thrown away on each other's turn without being limited to damage, it can be said that it is excellent to be able to chain and throw away Rift or Macro when it is activated.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to make the most of this card's strengths with the current number and abilities of the members, but I think that further progress can be expected depending on the cards that appear in the future.

Each has one letter of "BLACK" in the initial of the card name, one of the five attributes other than DARK of the original girl, each with a different level from 1 to 5 in the order of the initials 5 One of the body magician girls, this monster is in charge of initial C, level 4 and WATER.
While the other members all have card names derived from the English names of fruits, this card's name is chocolate instead of cherry.
Since it is a card attached to VJ, the ability is general-purpose for Spellcaster in general, and you can exchange your hand while sending one Spellcaster monster in your hand to GY, and if you are attacked, the effect of the first half will be applied. While reviving the Spellcaster sent to GY with, the attack target is moved there and the ATK of the attacking monster is halved.
If the revived Spellcaster has an SS triggering effect, it will also trigger it, and since the ATK is halved, there is a high chance that the resurrected monster will intercept it, so there is a gap in Turn 1. , Naturally, it is difficult to imagine that the opponent will attack this monster recklessly.
Don't expect too much of the latter effect, and consider it a card that allows you to exchange cards effectively while sending her Spellcaster monster in her hand to her GY.
Despite being a secondary ability like this, her ATK is the highest among the junior magician girls, which is probably why this monster is easy to handle.

A special removal spell used by Pandora's bramagi in the original Battle City edition.
Its removal ability is "Tribute to The Doomed" that can't be used unless a specific monster is on the field instead of requiring no hand cost.
It can't be helped because it's time for OCG, but since Black Magic is a dedicated Feather Duster, I can't help but think that this card should have been the same as the original Thunderbolt.

Yugi used it in the original kingdom arc, and his spell card with a "send" type effect that rivaled Creature Swap when it was OCGed in the second season.
Similar to Magic Cylinder, the OCG effect has become a generic one that has nothing to do with Bramaghi and his Spellcaster, and for better or worse, it's a card that reverberates later.
《Creature Swap》is better in many situations, as it reduces the disadvantage by taking away the opponent's monsters, but the feature of this is that you can choose the monster you want to banish from the opponent's field at your own will regardless of the situation on the field. .
The attribute recruiter has a strong impression of 《Creature Swap》, and this card is 《Ameba》.

His spell card that Pandora used in the original Battle City arc and caused him to lose.
In exchange for a huge LP cost of half LP, you can call a Brahmaji from the Deck, and although the weight and lightness will vary depending on the time, you can pay the cost at any time, and the Special Summoned Brahmaji will not self-destruct or have an attack limit. So, I have the impression that it was used relatively at that time.
Currently, before the LP cost is something or you can only Special Summon from the Deck, the disadvantages of not being able to put other monsters into play during the activation turn are over, so even if there is a dedicated searcher etc., it is a serious construction. It will never be used.
Because now it's like Red-Eyes Fusion which is insanely weak, this card...
Personally, I don't have a good impression of the fact that it's not compatible with girls, as girls are more conscious of reproducing the original work.