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His Equip Spell, which is one of the masked cards that appeared in the original Battle City edition, is a card that serves as a continuous source of burn while limiting the actions of one monster.
However, there are too few restrictions on monsters, and it is only Paralyzing Potion that can be equipped on Machines.
Even if you want to use it as a continuous burn, it will be a disadvantage the moment the equipped monster leaves the field, so if it's a synchronized card, I think it's still better to use 《Burning Land》.

Insect's advanced Normal Monster that appeared in Season 2.
In Season 1, he was a valuable attacker for Insect, as there were no good cards in the high-level monsters that could be Normal Summoned.
Aside from that, considering that Fisher Beast and Psycho Shocker had appeared at the same time, he wanted ATK 2400 at least.
If I had at least reached that point, I think I would have been qualified to call myself Wind Monarch, even if only for a while...
Even now, with one release, he is the strongest Insect Normal Monster that can be Tribute Summoned.
The pack that contains this card is known for having a lot of female monsters, and this female Monarch is one of them.

Ritual Spell required for Hellraiser's Advent.
It can't be helped, but I really miss the early Ritual Spells that have no effect other than ritual summoning one specific Ritual Monster.
Ritual Monsters without effects that appeared in the 2nd term I would like to see all Ritual Spells set with their own additional effects and GY effects.
I don't think errata is just about adjusting cards that are too strong.
Originally a card used in the original Battle City edition, Shine Abyss and Curse Dogura were sacrificed at that time.

Appearing in Season 2, he is one of ATK 2000's low-level demerit attackers.
The disadvantage of this monster is that it self-destructs unless you sacrifice one of your monsters during each Standby Phase of your turn.
He's a dangerous person who commits suicide if he doesn't kill his allies every turn.
If it's only for a total of 2 turns for you and your opponent to NS and then attack, it's easier to use than many low-level demerit attackers at the same time...
Currently, it would be difficult to give priority unless you make use of this demerit, which is set as a disadvantage.

A resurrection spell that appeared in the anime GX, with a Beast-only 《Monster Reborn》that weakens all of the opponent's monsters with +α.
This type of card is not uncommon now if it is a theme, and if it is a theme revival card, there are many cards that have stronger additional effects, but as a revival card for each race, it is the highest quality level, and the level of the monster to be revived It is a complete resurrection card with no ATK restrictions or disadvantages imposed on monsters and players.
Even with all these good conditions, in front of 《Monster Reborn》, which can revive anything from the opponent's GY, it's just a backward compatibility, which is the painful point of the theme-independent Normal Spell revive card, but this is an addition. The opponent's monsters that can be defeated by monsters revived by the effect's overall weakening effect will be wider than when revived by 《Monster Reborn》.
Since it comes from anime, there is still the possibility of a special support named by name, such as a koala monster that can search and salvage this card, so it can be said to be an excellent resurrection card.
If there's one thing that bothers me, it's the name Turn 1, which is extremely weak when doubled, and it's a nice guy that greatly undermines the strength of being able to stack 3 copies that Monster Reborn doesn't have.

Like his other Guardian-related Equip Spells, this card itself can be equipped on any monster, boosting his ATK by 500, and also grants Air Toss on the field when he is sent to GY from the field. Equip Spell that exerts a strengthening GY effect.
However, since the GY effect is an optional effect of time, it's a joke that when you send this card equipped to Airtos to his GY by your own effect, you miss the timing and you can't strengthen Airtoss. .
Even though the OCG conversion has been delayed so far, it is still dizzying to make such adjustments that make me think that the OCG conversion was too early.
If the adjustment team didn't understand the rules correctly and it ended up like this, but if this is the one that was completed with the expected specifications without any problems, there's really no way to save it.
This card has a reputation for the weirdness of the drawing of the woman drawn in the anime version, but even the original illustration that was redrawn for the OCG version is still a bit suspicious.

A lot of him who appeared in the second term is a Spirit Monster that is one of the lower demerit attackers with ATK 2000 or more.
The disadvantages set for this monster are the summoning restriction due to being a spirit, the self-bounce effect at the end, and the battle damage dealt to the opponent is halved.
The self-bounce due to the common effect of the spirit is not always a disadvantage, and although the common feature that cannot be Special Summoned is unavoidable, in addition to that, further disadvantages are set. Clearly harder to use than Dark Elves.
It may have been a blessing for Thunder, who was not blessed with a decent low-class monster hitter in the first season, but in the card pool of this period, it was still not possible to build a Deck centered on Thunder with a clear purpose. Since there weren't any, I felt that the races were mostly decorations.

A spell card used by Marik's puppets in the original Battle City arc to buy time to prepare the sacrifices of Orysis with "Jam Breeding Machine".
Its nature is generally backward compatible with "Swords of Revealing Light", and the restraint time is shorter than that, and your own monsters will not be able to attack.
What differentiates it from 《Swords of Revealing Light》is that it doesn't have 《Dark-Piercing Light》, so you can't unnecessarily open your opponent's set monsters, and you don't have to attack even if your opponent's monster is forced to attack by the opponent's effect. However, the situations in which such a thing would be beneficial are extremely limited.
It was all about being a rock card next to 《Swords of Revealing Light》in terms of the card pool and the number of cards put in at the time.

A true "hand swap" card that does one of the taboos in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, "adding the opponent's hand to your own".
Depending on the situation, it is possible to drive a card that has only one card in his deck to an area where the opponent can not find it no matter how much he searches his deck or his GY, so his Exodia can be used like the image. If you take the main body and keep it as it is, your opponent will be in the same state as losing a winning streak.
I thought, but how are you? Looking at how to do this kind of cross, does this image mean that the side with the Exo parts is receiving the Exo body?
Its true identity is the card used by Yugi in the original work, and as a duel production, it is a projectile weapon with a perfect score of 100.
Currently, designing this from scratch would require considerable hesitation and appropriate determination.
In addition, the image on this site is a reprinted version, and when it first appeared, the cards in each other's hands were the bonus cards randomly attached to the DM3.

It was a final match between Yugi and Jounouchi in the kingdom arc, which was not done in the original, but he is a monster that appeared in the final match that took place in the anime version. The Spellcaster of his Special Summon Monster.
In modern adjustments, there are double designations that are rarely seen.
Instead, it is a monster with summoning conditions written on itself, which is a Special Summon monster, but it is a metalized monster specification that allows Special Summon from the Deck, and the additional effect Spell card search is also included in the Deck. Since it's a touch effect, you don't need to set up anything more than putting Bramage and Time Wizard on the field. can be said to be a conscientious design.
However, since I overcame all these conditions and put it out, I would have liked it to have some kind of activation effect or permanent effect, even though it would be too lonely to finish the work the moment it came out.

A monster that Jonouchi began using as one of his main monsters from the original Battle City arc, and one of the low-level demerit attackers that appeared in various ways in the second season.
In the case of this monster, instead of his ATK being 2000, you have to release other monsters on your field when attacking.
Since it does no harm to the player if it is just left standing, it is in a relatively better category as a demerit attacker in the second term, but the Beast-Warrior to which he belongs is a low-level attacker with ATK 2000 called Genetic Werewolf. It is also a race that acquired the .

For his Cyberse monster in the main Deck, a high-end monster with as bad performance as the Defect Compiler in the same pack.
Even if the ATK 2000 advanced monster is NS and this effect alone prevents him from becoming ATK 2800, it feels like it's too much.
ATK up also disappears when this monster leaves the field, and maintaining this in the field is quite an unreasonable request.
The second half of the effect is completely unknown, and for some reason I also take effect damage, but I can't combo with the compiler, which can only convert damage from the opponent's effect.
Just like the compiler, the illustration of a scorpion-shaped mini 4WD is pretty good, but this ability setting is too cruel...

A card that only enhances her ATK of the equipped monster with his Equip Spell dedicated to Death Scythe.
However, the enhancement rate is high, and since it also refers to the opponent's GY monsters, it is easy for Death Scythe, whose ATK was originally 2500, to become his ATK 4000 or more.
However, unlike Noble Arms Air Toss, this card can only be equipped to the Special Summon monster Death Scythe, so there is a high possibility that it will be an accident card, and if you reduce the number of cards used, the number of times you can use Death Scythe's SS trigger effect will decrease. .
Even so, it's not a card that you'll use many times, so if you draw it directly, it's better to gently equip it from your hand, and if it's sent to GY, you should think about reusing it in another way.

A Shinigami who appears from his hand with a scythe when Airtos is destroyed, and his Special Summon monster can be called the ghost of Airtos.
With the SS triggering effect, you can equip a scythe, which is a dedicated Equip Spell from the Deck, and depending on the situation of each other's GY, you can greatly increase your own ATK, but the effect of the scythe is very compatible with the ability of Air Toss. Unfortunately, it has no effect other than raising ATK, and if you draw it to your hand, you will not be able to equip it with this effect, and considering that it may become an accident card that can only be equipped to this monster, if possible, equip it from GY as well. I can't deny that I wanted it.
Also, no matter how he is sent to GY from the field, he has the ability to revive himself on the spot without the name Turn 1, but each time he has to discard one card from his hand, and it is called a compulsory effect. It's pretty unusable.
Even if the scythe is pumped up, if you face a monster with an ATK greater than this monster's ATK, you will be forced to lose all hands and this monster will also be buried.
If you try to use it as a material for a Special Summon that can be used as long as your hand lasts, this time the permanent effect that you have will prevent you from NS / SS other monsters. , In the first place, the self-resurrection effect cannot be revived due to the resurrection limit unless it is Special Summoned by its own 1 effect, so I don't even feel like using it.
Aside from the condition of being destroyed by Airtos, it's especially painful to have to hold this monster in your hand.
Personally, I really like the fact that the summoning conditions don't include Fairy of level 8 or higher, and instead mention Airtos by name, but even so, I feel that the other parts are over-adjusted. increase.
There are many places where the specifications of the effect are conscious of the development of the anime, so it can't be helped, but I wanted you to at least allow me to equip the scythe with every revival.

Fiend's low-ranking normal monster, which has historical value that the monster drawn on the trap card "Fake Trap" has been converted into OCG as his monster.
Although it is a monster that belongs to Goblin, it is unreasonable to use it as an advantage with his current Goblin support. It would be better still.
When I saw the illustration for 《Fake Trap》, I thought it was a vulgar-looking monster with a very unpleasant feeling, but in this illustration, the face is left as it is, and the flavor text is strangely different. Comical.
I'd like to see a continuation of this route someday, something like Bad Reaction to Simochi or Reverse Trap!