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Congrats on getting back on the limit. 《Mind Control》can be used as a link material, and since there are no particular restrictions on which monsters you can steal and you can use its effects, this card has plenty of opportunities to play an active role. It's pretty good because you can steal powerful monsters that don't have target resistance and use them as materials or attack them, or if you use a mirror, you can also aim to use monster effects.

He was strong against Eldlich with his exquisite defense.
Burn was generally good against Eldlich, but this card was useful as it could be a wall afterward.

FIRE Mathmech half in the main deck
As the name suggests, it has the effect of lowering his ATK of monsters in the field by 1000.
Or rather, the name of the English version is Subtraction.
It only has the ability to self-deploy from the hand while lowering ATK, but this is very powerful in Mathmech
If you are in the first hand with "Mathmech Nabla" when attacking second, and there is a monster with no target resistance whose ATK is 3000 or less on the opponent's field, (assuming there is no interference) with "Geomathmech Final Sigma" 's one-hit kill is confirmed
power is power
power is power
After all, the muscles of the brain solve everything
It's supposed to be a member of Final Sigma's united parts, but it's mostly released to Nabura in the above flow and made into a multiplier.
Of course, he is also excellent as a deployment member in the first attack, and since the ATK decrease is temporary, he is not a concern.
You need monsters on the field for self-deployment, but Mathmech has monsters such as Sigma and Circular, which can easily be summoned when they come out of your hand under loose conditions, such as Balancer Lord, so it's not that difficult. won't
For some reason, there is also an unregulated search card called 《Cynet Mining》, so it's pretty stable (although I want to bring circulars rather than subtras).
It's not a perfect first move, but as a Mathmech, it's a must-stack 3, and it's a completely rarity scam that's excellent for general-purpose Cybers.

Traptrix new based on a new species of Nepenthes
Effect during Normal Summon is Field Spell Search
It's a Field Spell that grants a deployment effect and a one-time combat destruction resistance, but it doesn't have a monster search process when activated, so it's hard to say that it's the first one (or rather, it's weird that it has something like that).
Combat Destruction Resistance is enough if you put out Frecia, but if you think you can protect Frecia, well.
Because I want to draw with her other Traptrix, I want to increase her Traptrix in the main deck, but I want to accumulate a reasonable number of Trap Holes. has become a situation
The effect at Special Summon is temporarily removed and the effect that the opponent optionally returns with Special Summon
If you call it during the opponent's turn with Sera, you can hit further removal with a combined technique with Trap Hole.
Since it's a temporary removal, the board add itself doesn't seem to have changed much, but since it's a Special Summon that spans turns, you can use Sera's effect one more time, so it takes time to earn an add.
The opponent can be returned arbitrarily, but you will be troubled by whether or not to activate the effects of Trap Hole and Sera.
There is a difference between monsters and his Spell Trap, but unlike Trion, there is a limit on the number of times the removal effect can be used.
Unlike Trion and Ranka, he doesn't have a complete initial move on his own, but he lacked the ability to deploy, so it's an excellent card that gives Traptrix a decent amount of ability to deploy and removal with monster effects.
Maybe it's because of the motif of Nepenthes
However, in the illustration of "Terrifying Trap Hole Nightmare", the wonderful dekachichi that was hidden because she was sitting with her back turned is shown.
It's a pity that you can't see it up close because it's a viewpoint from the bottom of the hole.
Well, I would never give in to a brat who has things that are out of proportion to such a childish body.

One of the low-level Normal Monsters that appeared very early in Season 1, and one of the hidden public offering monsters.
Personally, I like monsters quite a bit, but I think the duelist who thought of drawing a monster with this appearance on a postcard and sending it out to the world with his name has a pretty good taste. increase.
Booster 1 is a monster that appeared in the true dawn of the first period, but it has exactly the same status as Twin Long Rods #2, a different color monster that appeared in the second period, except that his ATK is 50 higher. The mysterious relationship is impressive.
I think that the person who decided the status setting and OCG conversion time for 《Twin Long Rods #2》is crazy.

His Fiend Normal Monster used by Kaiba in the original kingdom edition.
Its ability is much stronger than that of a gargoyle, and yet it is a low-ranking monster, with a total attack and defense value of 2800, which is quite high for a low-ranking monster in the 1st season, but it can't be helped because it's not a monster with a different color, but to be honest, it's completely different from a gargoyle. I can't think of it as a separate entity.
Also, he has Rajin with a higher ATK than Fiend's lower monsters, and it's a shame that Fairy and Thunder monsters would have been welcomed by lower monsters even with his ATK.

Following Traptrix Vesiculo, Traptrix No. 2 has the ability to self-deploy from the hand.
Unlike Gina, it can be put out without consuming resources, but it is tied to the EX race of the turn it is put out.
This girl's true worth lies in the effects attached to her self-expanding abilities.
Although she is limited to the main phase, she will fly away with a free chain
And she protects the Spell Trap
Chaining it to a feather or a light to protect it, even if it's just one time, is a great effect for Traptrix, whose biggest weakness is being blown away by Trap Holes.
Compared to Mr. Tengoku, she pulls Spell Trap from the deck, and she doesn't protect ATK or long term, but it's much more searchable with Ranka and Citris.
If you bring it, the conditions for self-deployment have already been met, so you can easily put it out.
Although she can search, she is also excellent as a deployment member, so I definitely want to stack 3 on Traptrix.
Gina has an effect that seems to be unnecessary, but it doesn't mean that Gina doesn't need her at all because her GY effect is excellent.
Gina is perfect for reusing her Trap Hole, which she used to cost Holtia and Traptantalizing Tune.
An excellent female oyster newcomer packed with everything you want in Traptrix
Since it's called "Traptrix Arachnocampa", isn't it a plant based on mushrooms? You might think that, but since the source material is the larvae of the glowworm mushroom fly, Insect is the right name for her.
Because of the larva motif, it has a child-like body and a poor-looking chest
Well, I'm going to eat like this! She's in such a pose and she'll never give in to Traptrix's brat

According to the game's text, it's a ground-type Bugloss that has been modified so that it can be used underwater.
Although it can be used underwater, its performance has not improved much, and it uses Machine as a fusion material, but he himself is not a Machine. As an unexpected remake.
If you try to sell it at 《Instant Fusion》, you'll run into a competitor, so if you want to get it out, it will be at 《Ready Fusion》.

It is one of the poor high-level Normal Monsters that appeared in the first season, and features stats like Assassin and the first character rare Normal Monsters like 《✪ Cactus》.
Duelists who see this monster and those rare monsters and recall their memory as a capable monster are probably those who played GB's original DM.

A shoddy Normal Monster that has a similar card name, appearance, and settings, but in the end it's nothing.
It's not even a named fusion material, it's just a Rock-like Dragon-like ordinary Warrior of his EARTH.
In the game work, it can be used by combining Warrior and Dragon, but there are Dragones and D. Human that can be used in the same combination right above, so it is hard to say that it is a unique strength.
Let's beat this kind of stone statue with gold needles or level 5 death.

A monster that can be used as a fusion material for the amphibious bugross that appeared in the first season.
I don't think the amphibious Bugloss was developed to protect the ocean, but it can't be helped since it's a fusion material.
It's not like I'm joking, but the fact that the flavor has "them" written in it really seems to be the first season.

A trap card that reflects thunderbolts that will later be reborn as monsters to the opponent's field.
Duelists at the time had doubts about whether the thunderbolt reflected by this card could be reflected by another lightning rod, but it seems that it can be done in the duel in the work.
If you think about the role of the lightning rod, it will be like setting it in the opponent's field and dropping lightning there instead of reflecting it.
It's about time I want to worship the face of a thorny god, how about it?

One of the Trap cards that has the effect of attacking by name against the limited Powerka Spell that appeared in Season 1.
For some reason, Monster Reborn has two copies of it, and this one is a latecomer.
Since it can be used later, it has a better meta performance than Call of the Grave, which preceded it, but since it is a Continuous Trap, it will fail if it is removed after chaining to its activation.
Well, it feels like both, but in Monster Reborn, I think it's not good for him to send the Special Summoned monster to her GY instead of destroying it.
Moreover, since this is not an effect processing at the time of activation, it is applied permanently, so once it is open, it is quite difficult to be restrained by two effects that do not involve activation.

It is an ancient trap card that has a teaching handed down from ancient times in its name and exerts a burn-type effect.
Well, it's okay, look, isn't there a saying like this in the world?
There's a wonderful philosophical quote like, "Thin Socrates starves to death, but the fat pig survives." Did I make a mistake?
The effect has a high damage multiplier and can always be activated without any particular activation conditions, and in many situations, one card can be expected to do more than 1000 damage, so it can be selected with his burning deck.
《Ceasefire》, which includes your own monsters in the number of heads and has additional effects, is basically superior, but this one also counts Normal Monsters that include tokens, so it is a system that generates tokens on the opponent's field. The ability to combo with effects is great.

A card that was banned because it was too strong.
It's a card that is clearly not fun before it's strong/weak and has no commercial merit.
I don't understand the point of designing a card that makes me not play Yu-Gi-Oh because I have this card, rather than I play Yu-Gi-Oh because I have this card.