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A low-level direct attacker with the same Trap as Black Tyranno.
It will be operated as a 1600 vanilla that can not receive vanilla support unless it is carefully cared for.
Frankly speaking, it's weak as a card, but it's still better than other weak cards because of the fact that it's a Gorilla language.

Around 19 years after his first appearance, Fenrir appeared who didn't understand the reason why he was born because everything was too strong, but it has nothing to do with it other than the original story.
Drawlock is very powerful once it's decided, so basically it's better to use it as a material or as a release agent, while looking for opportunities and aiming for the effect.
However, looking at the material and release personnel, he is heavy with two copies even though it is a GY cost.

A card that makes the selected monster more susceptible to destruction in exchange for the plain harassment of making the opponent pay the maintenance cost of Archfiend.
Moreover, it is slightly stingy that the cost is not forced on the other party.
His Archfiend, which has a maintenance cost of 4000, may also work.

Although it says "Tribute", he actually only sent it to GY, so it's one of the few cards that could be used for 《Mind Control》before Synchro was introduced.
Compared to Destruct Potion, which is the same trap, it has less combo potential, and the advantage over that is that it sends monsters to his GY at a cost, so it is less likely to be disturbed by removal, but then Mystik Wok》is enough.

The only effect other than strengthening is his LP recovery, but it fits in with the fact that you can aim for a large recovery by hitting opponents with high ATK due to the RBI increase.
I wanted one more thing to be honest.

The opposite of Parshath, a card that deals battles damage and random handicap.
It's been said a lot, but at advanced levels, his ATK of 1800 hurts.
I want to differentiate myself from the fact that I can receive devil support.

Although it only protects a specific Field Spell, its own status is low.
Moreover, it is a bear that loses its name because it cannot receive the benefit of its Field Spell.

A card that can block the activation of each other's Spell / Trap just by paying 800 LP.
It can be activated anywhere during the main phase, ideally after you have used up his spells and traps.
However, since it can't be used during the opponent's turn, most of the cards you see with this card are traps, and if you're a trap, you want to activate the effect at an early stage, but if you do that, your own spells will easily spoil, so I have a dilemma. there is
Since he has a level 1 Warrior and easy-to-support stats, the day may come when he comes out with a matching support card.

When attacking, it's a permanent effect, so it's easy to surpass his opponent's ATK Double Push Honest In addition to having effect destruction resistance, it's strong, but when attacked, his ATK is 0 and there is no battle destruction resistance and he dies immediately. An extreme and easy-to-understand card called Dragon.
However, it's enough identity to be able to beat even a guy like Lightning when it's limited to attacking.
Since it is a dark dragon, it is also blessed with abundant support.
After hitting, it's basic to use it as a material in main 2.

It first appeared as a playable card in TF, and its Darkness and Wind effects were highly restrictive, but when it was converted to OCG, it was greatly weakened and became a plain harassment.
His Spell sealing, which was vulgar until the TF era, has become a disadvantage in OCG, unless it is his Deck that repeatedly hits his Spells.
Although water is a handicap, it is an end phase and you can choose your own handicap, earth has strengthened activation timing, but it is limited to Defense Position, darkness is adjusted by connecting it to extra monster materials, and light and flame do their job. The effect on the opponent of what you give is diluted.
To be honest, even if all the disadvantages are applied to the opponent, there is even a question as to whether it is that strong.
It's a shame that this card was born too early, because if it had been converted to OCG by now, it would have been possible to strengthen it, far from being close to a TF effect.
There seems to be a good chance that Fujiwara and the clear monsters will be picked up around Korepa, so at that time I feel that they will be cared for with all their might.

A card that was OCG from the Doma arc, which was rare at the time, when it was in Dimensional Metabeat.
Even though there were conditions, 2500 was very attractive at that time because it was easy to come out, but now it is insufficient to operate 2500 RBI under this perishable condition.
It doesn't require any cost and doesn't depend on the opponent's field, so it's suitable as a level 8 material, and since it's an old card, he can special summon everything.
If you are on the draw, it will become a burden when you throw the trigger, but if you use it on the first turn of the first attack, it may still be an ant option.

It is a special victory card that is completely complete with one card, and compared to other special victories, the activation condition is only to be able to pay 2000 of his LP, and the thing to protect in order to obtain a special victory is only his own LP. No matter how much time it takes, the effortlessness is attractive.
Now that inflation has progressed, it's much harder to survive 20 turns than it used to be, but the quality of resource supply cards and life extension cards has greatly improved, and it's not uncommon to not even include Feather Duster in the main, so I'm restrained. You can survive unexpectedly if you get stuck with a high-strength permanence.
In match battles, there are problems with meta cards and time limits, but in single battles, I think it's a card that can still be played unexpectedly.

It is a Trap monster that can be Special Summoned during the Main Phase, and if you have his Continuous Trap on your field, you can negate the effects of face-up cards on your opponent's field according to the number of them.
It can only be used in decks that are in the end phase and have a certain amount of Continuous Trap, but since it can be used at no cost and doesn't target, it's a powerful effect. be a counter.
Especially in decks that make heavy use of his Continuous Trap, it's encouraging to see more countermeasures against back removal cards, which are more versatile than Sentence.
It was used in Eldlich for a period of time and has good compatibility, but you need to be careful with traps such as 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Gozen Match》that have bad compatibility.

If you need 3 or more races in your field, and the activation conditions are very strict, Trap lowers the evaluation.
You want to take advantage of the fact that it's a trap to aim for a surprise attack during your opponent's turn, but since the Special Summon or the monsters you add to your hand are random, there's a certain amount of instability when you activate it.
It's not like I can't do my best because it was just a trigger condition, but if the result is random, I don't feel like using it.

It's clearly a card that is conscious of the pronunciation of Mr. Iwanaga, the voice actor of Malik, so it seems likely that his voice will be implemented in some game.
I think it's quite a punchline, and it seems like I've completely exhausted myself with the material, and in short, the effect is a battle destruction trigger.
Unless you can take advantage of being able to pull Revive out of his deck and put it in his GY, it's unlikely to be used outside of playing Malik.