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Warrior's Normal Monster, the oldest masked monster that appeared in Season 1.
Except for fighting with weapons, he doesn't look like a Warrior, especially his lower body.
The text doesn't mention the fact that he's a mask or a clown.
It is set as one of the sacrifices specified by the mask of darkness and light in DM2 etc. in the mask connection.

His Rock monster from the 1st season, whose special skill is petrified destruction, which was introduced in the 10th Final Fantasy, which is the master of RPG works.
It has a defensive status like Rock, but speaking of level 3 rocks, it's the area ruled by that Giant Soldier of Stone.
If it is inferior in both offense and defense over there, and it is not a fusion material with a designated name, this score will be unavoidable.

It's an offensive reaction anyway, so if you put a lot of money on it because it doesn't directly lead to an advantage, it's actually a chain burn.
It's not hard if you know how to deal with it. However, in modern times, it is easy to fall out of the countermeasures because it does not enter the main first. Know the greatness of 《Harpie's Feather Duster》and Cyclone, which tend to be neglected.

I want to combine it with Lava Golem, Lava Golem in Burn Deck. 2500 damage just by putting out Lavago and activating this guy. A quarter of the opponent's LP can be blown away. Lavago is also used as an answer card for Domination and Resist, so it should be easy to put him in the deck.
How about as a damage source for Chain Burn?

Exchanging two cards in your hand isn't bad at all, and it's even more so in this day and age where GY effects are heavily used.
However, if the opponent also trades with you, you run the risk of triggering a hand trigger, and the drawback is that you can't activate it unless your opponent has two cards in their hand. If you try to use it in the second attack, the opponent's hand may be completely empty and you can't even activate it.
Also, he can't trigger Dark World because he "sends to GY" instead of "throwing it away". I'm also worried that it's easy to miss the timing due to the draw after sending to GY.
Therefore, 《Dark World Dealings》tends to be more stable as a hand exchange, although the amount is different.
However, the point that it is a Quick-Play Spell is unique as a hand exchange. Since it can be activated during the draw phase, it can be used as a trigger for 《Heart of the Underdog》.
It can also be expected to interfere to some extent. If you lay face down first, you can discard cards you don't need and use it as a chance to attract new triggers. The exchanged hand is exactly Schrödinger's cat for the opponent, giving pressure. If it's the second attack, hit the hand trigger that's waiting to go out and knock it down.
It's subtle as a hand exchange, but it can be evaluated to a certain extent as a hindrance.

A wide range RUM search that could never have been done if Hope Zexal was alive.
As for the hand cost, if you put back the combo parts you want in the deck, it will be added.

I think that the effect of (1) that increases the summoning rights of "Traptrix" monsters and the effect of (2) that makes "Traptrix" monsters with smaller ATK stronger in battle are particularly useful and excellent.
I think that being able to search with 《Traptrix Pudica》is also a strength.

His Normal Monster, the oldest mimic in the OCG world and a low-level undead that appeared as a promo card in the first season.
It is characterized by its own claim as a card name, not appearance or ecology.
It is a monster with the greatest defensive power as a low-level Zombie in the 1st term, but it must be said that it is still severe in the 1st term at about 1500.
It is the monster used by the fairy in the anime version of his D/DM, and is also the monster used by the fairy in the card battle.

His normal monster and promo card for the first low-level undead, who would later be reborn as the starting star of the Zombie Deck, Uni-Zombie.
Duelists especially loved him among the 1st season Zombies due to his characteristic illustrations and card names.
As for the status, monsters of this level are in a dump state even in the 1st term low-level undead, and the existence of 《The 13th Grave》, who has the same level and higher ATK, is particularly severe.

It is a monster with a twisted card name that has become a standard in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, but this monster is the oldest among them.
It is also a monster that is often reproached for being a Warrior rather than a Fiend for some reason.
The status is the maximum total value for a level 3 monster based on the 1st term, but since the 5 basic stats are exactly the same and the existence of the named Otome is a fusion material, 1 point is unavoidable except for the rarity. It's just around the corner.

Only the rarity and the rarity of being out of print in the first season make it a high-level Normal Monster of Uri Machine, and in GB's DM series and true DM, it is one of the monsters designed by Mr. Kazuki Takahashi, together with "Stuffed Animal" and "Flying Penguin". are numbered.
If you don't read the ecology written in the text, it is characterized by an appearance that can not be seen as a machine.
The performance is no different from the poor advanced machines with his ATK less than the Mechahan mass-produced in season 1.
In particular, he has the same five statuses as Gatekeeper, who also came from the 1st generation, and on top of that, he's not a fusion material with a specific name.

A monster that appeared in the first season and is characterized by its card name including the work performed by the fairy depicted in the illustration.
Like Megasonic Eye and 《Stuffed Animal》, it is also one of the monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi that can be obtained in a special way in DM1.
Ursik is a beautiful card that shines very well, and even as a low-level Spellcaster in the 1st term, he has a reasonably high ATK, but he is a fusion material with a name and has higher offense and defense. The existence of less than 1500 ancient elves is very tough.

The only low-level Sea Serpent monster that had less than 10 types of monsters in Season 1.
It has a high status among the low class monsters selected for LE1 and PP1.
Also, since it has a high Rush Duel aptitude status, it will be imported over there later.

Power cards that even babies can understand
It's an effect bug

It doesn't work! Because it's wild! ! (Boom!)
Wildman was the first thing that came to mind when MD held the Spell Banned Anti-Spell Festival in November '22.
However, I couldn't make it work as much as I thought.
In today's Yu-Gi-Oh, the inflation of monster effects is tremendous, and I was keenly aware that even in limited festivals, Wildman + General-Purpose Trap has a limit to the opponent's interference.
However, this is due to my lack of building skills and playing skills.
It's a unique card that bears the highest category of 《HERO》and has a unique permanent effect, so if you love it, you can still play a leading role.
Although it has a low RBI, it is attractive to be able to use two supports, 《Elemental HERO Honest Neos》and 《Rookie Warrior Lady》.