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It is no exaggeration to say that this monster is one of the greatest inventions ever created by Kazuki Takahashi and his editor in the Yu-Gi-Oh series.
After all, the mere fact that Brahmaji had a beloved disciple was shocking, but since she was such a pretty girl, she instantly became a very popular character that jumped over the boundaries of the work.
No, I've already transcended the area of ​​one character in one work, such as idols and heroines... The degree of contribution to earnings in that direction is incomparable to other female characters and monsters. prize.
Her opponent, Pandora, didn't know about her existence and her ability. do not have.
However, the performance of the person himself is not praised as a high-class monster without self-SS ability, and it has become a disappointing thing with a lack of explosive power for a brain muscle effect that is devoted to punching and has no tricks. .
If two masters are in her GY, one sacrifice will give him ATK 2600, which was the strongest advanced monster at the time. You had a tough evaluation.
In the original, the enhancement rate is higher than in the OCG version, and in the card image under development, he was able to change all of his GY's Spellcasters into his own power, but how did this happen?
I think it's not a bad adjustment that the upper limit exceeds 3000 because the most important part of the development of the original, which is to refer to each other's GY, is properly done, and black chaos is included.
Currently, its value has definitely increased due to the appearance of many support effects linked with Bramaghi, and it has been launched with the theme of "Magician Girl", and is developing its own route different from that of Master Summer.
However, there has not been any news about her activities as a magician girl recently, so I would like to expect further enhancements from this side.
By the way, in the Noa arc of the anime, her deck's master ability is as strong as that Judgeman's, and it's one of the most powerful abilities in the work.

A card used by Yami Marik in the original Battle City edition, this was drawn from the top and set to compensate for the disadvantages of the original version of Makura.
In the original, it was activated based on the interpretation that his ATK would become 0 when the monster fell in battle, but here it can be activated when the monster's ATK becomes 0 in the correct sense, and it can be activated when the monster's ATK becomes 0. can draw as many as 5 cards.
However, unlike Card of Sanctity, this card will be OCGized with appropriate adjustments, but will be sent out to the world as a card that cannot be used in official duels from the beginning. produced.
I think there are pros and cons to this, but personally I'm a negative person in the sense that the possibility is gone.

He is a six-attribute recruiter who appeared in Season 2. He is a monster in charge of WATER, but he is not one of WATER's three races of water, fish, or sea serpent, and for some reason he is not particularly armed. A Beast-Warrior monster in the shape of a bear will be responsible for this.
It's true that bears catch salmon at the water's edge, and this monster's body hair seems to have a bluish tinge to it because of its attributes. It can be said that the race was set because he disliked being racialized, but the appearance of a mother bear fighting for her cubs is just like a warrior.
Since that time, it has been used in combination with teleportation to summon those monsters to the field in decks that have WATER monsters with ATK 1500 or less as key cards in the main deck, and now this applies to other than the 3 races of WATER. There are many monsters that do, but there are still few WATER monsters in the Beast-Warrior to which they belong.
The original flavor text is written in DM4, which contains the monsters up to the second season, but what is written there is not the strength of a mother who protects her child, but the brutality of a ferocious hunter. It is only written that it is a ferocious beast as it looks.
Also, in this work, it can be summoned by fusing Beast monsters and female monsters, but since it is in the form of entering between Cat Lady, who could be summoned with the same combination so far, it is only a hindrance, and DM4 Combined with the special level setting specification of , it was not welcomed at all.

A Field Spell that increases the ATK of all his EARTH monsters in each other's fields by a fixed amount and decreases the DEF by a fixed amount.
There are many Decks that benefit from the total number of EARTH monsters and the number of themes, and I used to hesitate between 《Solidarity》, 《The Seal of Orichalcos》, and the overcore limit as a RBI support card for rock metabi.
As a result, I decided to use Trap cards such as Illusion Sword and Wings for RBI support, and in the end, all of them were removed, permanent meta, Counter Trap, and RBI support cards were not adopted, but... .
I feel like it would be tough if there wasn't at least a dedicated search monster.

His Continuous Spell used by Malik's puppet in the original Battle City arc.
Simply put, the effect is "a card that can't be without a turn 1", and if it doesn't have a turn 1, is there anything other than a ban!? That's how it became a banned card.
At the time of its appearance, Special Summon from his GY due to monster effects, especially self-revive that can be used continuously, was almost non-existent, so it was allowed, but with the increase in the card pool and the diversity of revive effects I have a fatal bug.
If you want to restore the errata, you're at a loss as to how to adjust it. It's going to be tougher than Name Turn 1, so why don't you try something like returning all the cards in your hand to the Deck when you leave the field?
In the original, the number of draws was 3, which is ridiculous, but in this duel, this card leads the user to defeat.

Just because it's a pack that includes an unprecedented number of female monsters, we also have female monsters like this one.
The effect is easier to connect to a combo than Crimson Sentry, but the activation conditions are too difficult anyway, so it's difficult to handle.
Humans and spirits aren't the only girls, so monsters were born to meet different demands, but it can't be helped if there's no demand for the essential performance.

A low-class wall monster with a defense power of 2000, which is the named fusion material of 《St. Joan》.
Both race and attributes match "St. Joan", and if one is covered by a substitute material, this one is often adopted as the regular material.
The effect is almost a bonus, but compared to Lady Panther and Crimson Sentry, which have similar effects, this one that returns directly to the hand is superior in most situations, and if it's not a named fusion material, , Excellent numbers are not seen in both offense and defense.
For some reason, this monster, which functions as a wall with a defense power of 2000, somehow has a more useful effect, which can be said to be a mystery.
In any case, if you use it as a simple wall, there are competitors who can receive Normal Monster support of 《Spirit of the Harp》, so we want to take advantage of the advantage of being a named fusion material.

A high-level Fiend monster that serves as a fusion material for 《St. Joan》.
Its abilities are quite weak for a high-level monster, and it has no effects that can be displayed on the field.In terms of race and attributes, it does not match Nun and Jeanne, so it is not worth putting it on the battlefield in a Deck where you want to make Jeanne active. It's only a burden for the nun, so it's better to use the light fusion curse mark creature quietly against the nun's fusion material.
Instead, it was able to recover LP every turn with the GY effect, an effect that was activated from an area that was very difficult for the opponent to disturb at the time, so it was mainly used to earn the number of LP recovery times in [Cure Burn]. Or rather, the amount of recovery is too small, so it's a card that feels like it's a major premise.
As a means of sending to GY, other than 《Painful Choice》and 《Graceful Charity》, which are currently banned cards, maybe 《Tribute to The Doomed》and magic jammer costs would be good.
In the Battle City arc of the anime, "Falling Graceful Charity", whose existence would have been fantasized by everyone in Orika, has appeared, and it is also the monster drawn in the illustration.

A mermaid monster that is classified as a Fish, and if left standing on the field, it restores his LP by 800 during the Standby Phase of each turn.
His ATK is surprisingly high for such an effect, and it's not bad that he's in the range of recruiting and salvaging with Mother Grizzly.
It is generally easier to use than 《Dancing Fairy》and 《Spirit of the Breeze》, which have similar effects that do not match their own status and effect specifications, and is also suitable as a companion monster for 《Fire Princess》because it has a recovery effect that can be used continuously. I got it.

She who appeared in the second season is one of the FIRE girls, and she is a reverse effect monster of Pyro.
Her ATK is high for a Reverse Effect Monster, but the effect is a mysterious effect called burn that involves exclusion that can only be thought of as a misunderstanding of what an assassination is.
Whether you use it by flipping it on your own or sending it to your opponent, I think it's quite impossible to count 1 as a burn source unless you use the exclusion for something.

She is one of the FIRE-kei girls who appeared quite often in Season 2, and in the case of this monster, her race is also her Pyro.
Aiming for victory with effect damage called [Cure Burn] in this world, she is also the person who founded Deck.
Each time you recover without turn 1, the opponent receives a constant amount of effect damage, and the synchronized cards can continuously recover LP, such as "Darklord Marie (Updated from: Marie the Fallen One)" and "Solemn Wishes". Due to the presence of such a suitable card, it was supported by some duelists and was actually used.
If you put it in Defense Position, it would not be destroyed in battle under the application of "Messenger of Peace", and it was also appreciated that it was within the recruiting range of "UFO Turtle".
Currently, I think it would be better to use [Full Burn] or [Chain Burn], which has a lot of cards that deal damage, or the normal [Rock Burn], which doesn't involve recovery. , I will give a score around this in honor of the achievement of a card that has become a new proposal for the way Deck should be.

A wonderful exclusive fusion that he left behind for Thunder, to which he belongs, when the Thunder Dragon was strengthened as a theme.
First of all, the fusion method is excellent, and if he is prepared, he can fusion summon using only GY and excluded monsters as materials, so it is easy to reduce consumption, and he also recovers Deck resources. .
Thunder's Fusion Monster also has a house battler other than the Thunder Dragon series, and Prank-Kids adopts this card and anaconda to set up a house battler on another route when it is disturbed. was also used in
The GY effect that allows you to search for any Thunder in the latter half is naturally excellent, and even if the theme has only a small number of Thunder in the main deck and EX deck, it is worth using it depending on its performance. His Prank-Kids attests.

A Security Force Link 1 monster that appeared in the last regular pack of the 11th term, the theme of the 11th term.
Even if Sayomaru's effect, which is the core of the Deck, is interfered with by a negate system, this monster is a Link 1 and has a 2 effect that can be activated independently, so Sayomaru stands still. The strength of this monster is that it can be restarted from any one Security Force on the field.
However, since it requires another card, the banished Security Force Monster, and an effect to create that state, the quality of the first move card is not that high, and the link that will be added later to the theme. To be honest, as a 1 monster, I'm pretty self-respecting.
When being shown Serah, Mew, Infant, etc., the excellent Link 1 naturally touches the Deck, and depending on the thing, it's only natural to have the hope of changing the entire theme. I think it's a little different.
It's a good card with effect settings that match the movement of the theme of Security Force, and synergy with Sayomaru, who seems to have some kind of relationship with this monster. I can understand the feelings of those who want Special Summon from Deck.
In that case, you can start with one low-level security force that has NS, so it's just a broken card with a perfect score of 10. In the end, that's what the user of the theme that has no theme is looking for in the unseen link 1, isn't it?

Rock's Pod Monster, one of the ultimate Reverse Effect Monsters, that appeared following "Cyber Jar" during the heyday of Reverse Effect Monsters in the second season.
As the name suggests, once reversed, it exerts the effect of bringing great chaos to each other's field.
Its combo potential is extremely high, and especially in the 1-kill Deck [Chaos Loop] that uses this monster, 《Poison Mummy》, which has the effect of inflicting constant damage with its reverse effect, will be bathed in a dazzling spotlight.
Unlike Metapo, Cyber, and Fiber, it's a reverse effect monster with a habit that makes it difficult to throw into his deck without thinking, but that's why it's the most fun to play.

Among the many female monsters recorded in Spell of Mask, this monster has a particularly faint shadow and low effectiveness.
There aren't many cards that can combo by sinking to the bottom of the deck, and it's not even worth combining with this effect that doesn't have the coolest trigger conditions.
Her FIRE Warrior, which was rare at the time, has nothing to see except that her ATK as a low-level monster is decent.