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One of the gambling cards Jonouchi used in the original Battle City edition.
Depending on the roll of the dice, it weakens the attack and defense of all the opponent's monsters.
Even if a card with an effect that named this card appeared, it wouldn't be possible to use it just to search or salvage.
It might be better to make a remake card like a devil's dice instead of the angel and Skull Dice.

One of the gambling cards Jonouchi used in the original Battle City edition.
The ability to strengthen both offense and defense of all your monsters with a Quick-Play Spell regardless of the type of monster is very rare, but the enhancement multiplier is so low that you can only enhance 600 at maximum, and the minimum is 100. The above-mentioned good conditions are too unfit for the level of disappearing.
Even if he has low-level monsters that can add or set one Angel and Skull Dice from Deck/GY to his hand due to summon trigger effects, I'd have to say it's a tough performance.

A high-level Fiend monster belonging to Archfiend, which can be said to be the incarnation of the "Optional Time Effect" attached to WJ in the second season.
Its stats are more defensive, so it's a little hard to tell, but its overall power is the best class among high-level monsters that can be Normal Summoned without any disadvantages at this time.
Operation is always accompanied by "missing the timing", but instead, it is very good that the effect is triggered no matter where she is sent to GY, and there is no name turn 1.
At the time, as the text suggests, it was mainly used as a combat support effect that wouldn't be used up, but if you use it now, you can use it as an equipment card for any monster that can be selected as the target of the effect, so you can refer to and use the equipment card. It will be mainly used in combination with monsters with

A high-ranking Dragon monster that only looks good, with mediocre stats and mediocre effects.
As a high-level Dragon monster with effects in season 2, he was on the stronger side, and his original ATK was normally defeated by his normal monster, Emerald Dragon.
It's a monster that has a place in the anime, has a beautiful illustration of Siclea, and is characterized only by being a rare card that is a bonus in the game. .

The ace monster of his Deck that protects the temple, used by Ricid in the original Battle City arc.
Where is this scorpion monster a holy beast and what is Fairy? This card is also famous as a representative of racial fraud monsters.
In addition, it is also one of the earth angel monsters that have been talked about in recent years, centering on the remake monsters of Ishizu.
In terms of ability, as a monster that can be sacrificed at this time, it has a high ATK that is on par with Archfiend and Wyvern, but the monster effect excludes battle-destroyed monsters, and the battle destruction triggers an effect that powers itself. It's a mediocre ability to raise, and it feels like there's only a self-destruction disadvantage there, and it's not worth it at all now.
If you use this monster, it will be for the one-shot performance combined with the effect of the temple.
Once upon a time, in order to keep this monster on the field, 《Temple of the Kings》, which was necessary to demonstrate its true value, was designated as a banned card, and monsters that lost their raison d'être due to the designated card becoming a banned card There were also Elma and Bubbleman Neo, but this monster returned to the duel as a standout among them.
Unlike those two, this monster only self-destructs and can't demonstrate its true value without a temple, and it can Normal Summon itself, and there are no restrictions on the Special Summon method. It can be said that putting it into play itself is relatively easy.

The area of the trap card used by Ricid in the original Battle City edition, and the temple where Serket nests.
It's a Continuous Spell that allows you to activate a Trap card on the turn you set it. However, the ban was lifted by errataing the number of Trap cards that can be activated on the set turn to one.
Easy to attract due to the fact that it has a monster body, less susceptible to interference as it does not need to remain on the field and does not require the process of setting a trap card, activating a trap card on the opponent's turn 0 Macura is superior in that it can be used, but this does not require the summoning right to be used for Macura, the effect of SSing Macura, or the means to send it from the field to GY, and the Trap card can be fired simply by activating it from your hand. ready to go.
Another effect is a once-in-a-lifetime illusion that uses this card and Serket. As a monster to Special Summon, the Fusion Monster in the EX Deck, which has high ATK and powerful effects, naturally attracts attention, but Special Summon in the main Deck Don't miss the ability to put out any possible monster from your hand or Deck.
Like Ishizu-nee-sama's 《Exchange of the Spirit》, if a dedicated search method comes out, it can be said that he is worth setting as the main axis of Deck.

As his new Harpie Lady who can hit even the opponent's low-ranking attackers, this monster was quite an epoch-making invention at the time of its appearance.
However, in order to receive the effect of the kaleidoscope, it had to be such a specification at the time, and in the end, the total number of Harpie Lady that can be put in the Deck did not change, which is a bit disappointing.
In contrast to No. 1, which can receive Normal Monster support and has a permanent effect of overall pump, this one's advantage is that he has a stable ATK even if the monster effect is negated, but there are no other abilities.
Harpie is regularly enhanced and is a very popular theme, but I have to say that the selection of "monsters that are treated as Harpie ready even in the hand and deck" corresponding to Kaleidoscope is still underdeveloped. Expectations are high for the emergence of the Harpie Lady, which has a sharpness specification + α.

One of the monsters used by Malik in the Battle City arc of the original, the monsters used by Malik are in sync with "Granadora" and "Bowganian", but this one was OCGized much later than those. The story of.
That's why they've been given self-SS abilities that weren't in the original, and it's also a very rare thing that you can SS from your hand at any time during the battle step of each other.
It is a card that can be used in various ways depending on the timing of Special Summon, and since it also has the second booster effect of the complete Furice in the latter half, which is also an effect that matches the development in the original work, it is possible to attack directly in the battle phase. It is also possible to use it to attack directly, and then release itself to strengthen the following monsters and increase the amount of LP you can get.
Also, his LP recovery associated with self-SS effects can be used as a means of abruptly activating effects triggered by LP recovery.
In the original, it was a mob monster with no effect that killed the Queen's Knight after being summoned and became food for Ra. It can be said that the effect is very good.
There is a Trap card named "Late Penalty" as a non-OCG card in Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's, but it is not an adjusted version card that was issued as a result of reflecting on our predecessors who were too strong in OCG. As far as I'm concerned, it's a piece that feels like there's no such penalty anywhere.
Come on, quick-acting Vampire Maggot, you're the only one left, I'm looking forward to it.

A monster that was used by Pandora in the Battle City edition of the original work, and was just a sacrifice for Bramaghi when Yugi took control of him when he was in Defense Position.
Appeared in GB game works such as DM3 and 8, was abandoned once, but after more than 10 years, it was converted into OCG like this, and was used as a sacrifice for "Dark Renewal", which was also used by Pandora. What's the difference with the unnamed pumpkin-headed monster? If you ask me, it's because this monster had a proper name.
The abilities they possess are both Pandora's ace monsters and Spellcaster's superlative Normal Monsters, Bramaghi, and they are valuable existences as Bramaghi support monsters provided by Pandora, but the release of Tribute Summon is. For Bramagi, who needs two of them, no matter how many summons they have, they can't release it on their own, so it's difficult to make use of this effect. I don't feel the value of adopting it for Bramaghi Deck.
Also, the activation conditions for the second half of the effect are excellent, but as a monster with similar effects, he not only has a Spellcaster, but also "Blue Dragon Summoner", which can search Vanilla Warrior Dragon.
In the case of this monster, the ability to salvage is an advantage over that, and the attributes are different, so I would like to use it to attract exo limbs and her Pendulum's vanilla Spellcaster while trying to differentiate in that respect.

A monster used by Malik in the original Battle City arc, this card before the errata introduced in Jump magazine and a first kill 1 kill Deck using 《Exchange of the Spirit》is the key card for [Macyura Reversal].
In the original, he pushed the cost of throwing away all his cards to the rope of life, and he sent a GY from any area to trigger the effect, and set a trap card that can only be activated from the next turn set at the main event. It is now an ability that can be activated endlessly from your hand.
Naturally, such a bullshit monster cannot be forgiven forever, and after that, he will be imprisoned for a long time, but he will finally be able to return to the Duel duel after receiving a suitable errata.
Not only from the hand and Deck like before errata, but also GY sending from the equipment card state, which Unicarry was good at, is not supported, making it quite difficult to abuse, but it is a low class with no special summoning restrictions. It's a Warrior, and it supports GY sending by using it as a material for Special Summon. not been
If you send it from the field to his GY during the opponent's turn, you can even activate a permanent meta trap or counter trap from your hand during the opponent's turn.
While leaving a feeling that something will be done someday, errata for areas that need adjustment, I think this is a point where there are pros and cons, but I think it's the best seasoning.
However, I also feel that it doesn't really match the image that this monster, who is the "executor" and who is the one who executes, will only show his ability when he is buried.

Cyberse, which appeared in the 10th season and has already had more than 200 types of monsters to date, has started in the 10th season, so even with this many types of monsters, there is no reason to exist. The more difficult race to find is the Cybers.
Under such circumstances, this card is one of the few Cyberse monsters that has no meaning and will definitely be ranked in the top 5 worst.
It is a monster that has the ability to convert the effect damage received when it is on the field into a counter and parry it, and use another effect with that counter as a burn meta ability, but in addition to being a mine with low status and no resistance, , Depends on the opponent, 1 turn, and a compulsory effect.
If you have time to compile someone else's defect, you should repair or clear your own defect first.
It's a pity because I like the appearance of inorganic machine monsters.

One of the idol cards in the world of Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters, it was no exaggeration to say that she was one of the heroines.
On the condition that there are no monsters in his GY, his ATK 2500 superlative monster that can self-SS from his hand, and by sending his Equip Spell card equipped to himself to her GY, the opponent's girlfriend It has the ability to increase its own power while excluding GY monsters.
Due to these specifications, it is also a card that can be a disaster card that always has the danger of rotting in your hand without functioning at all if the timing of drawing either effect is bad.
That's why I personally thought it was a weird type of card from the beginning of its introduction, but when I opened the lid, it was easy to develop with a specific theme Deck or her Dimensional metabi deck. A big success as a RBI holder who can.
The reproducibility of the original effect is quite high, and considering that it was synchronized with Shunoros, who became a miserable ability, it is not a coincidence that it was too weak because it appeared too early. I think, but it can be said that it is a good adjustment that I worked hard on.
Both the self SS effect and the exclusion effect do not have the name Turn 1 or Turn 1, and even if they are duplicated, they can all be deployed. It is also possible to get super powers.

His Fiend's low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 2, and for some reason it was recorded as a Normal Rare card.
As a low class monster, the total value of 3500, which greatly exceeds the standard of the 1st term, is a high stat that is barely even at level 5, but both offense and defense are reasonably high, but on the other hand, it is not a particularly excellent stat. With the exception of the defensive power, it is the same existence as Rajin, who has the same status, and if anything, it can be said that there is a dedicated support, so it is better over there.
As a general comment, it feels like a monster that didn't matter if it appeared or not, but it's a bit of an impertinent way of saying it.
Come to think of it, I remember seeing a pose like this somewhere recently, but it was a little different, but it was "chu, diversity".

A six-attribute recruiter that appeared in Season 2, he is a machine monster in charge of FIRE.
At that time, he didn't have a FIRE monster of the same family that he wanted to recruit, as well as Mother Grizzly in charge of WATER, on the Machine, and even if new cards came out one after another, Cyber Phoenix would be the only one soon enough. No named monsters appeared.
In order to recruit Ronfa, I used it in the 6th generation Plant GS with transfer.
In DM4, it can be created by fusing a Turtle monster and a Machine monster, contributing to the addition of a new turtle fusion pattern that the Catapult Turtle could not achieve.

Despite the disgraceful result of being at the bottom of the voting project based on the selection theme held in the past, Superheavy Samurai, who received the new monster group in the regular pack in January 2023, was first-class, and the latest VJ's. A new card has also appeared as an accessory card.
Since it comes with VJ, its effect can also be used in Decks that use Machine Pendulums other than Superheavy Samurai and EARTH Machines, but it can only be used when there is no Spell Trap card in GY for the expansion effect in the latter half. It's undeniably difficult to use as a general-purpose card because it's bound to Fulmon specifications, which is common in Superheavy Samurai-related cards.
After all, the expansion effect from a normal hand / GY that seems to be everywhere now has restrictions that seem to be originally unnecessary, and it is a monster that has no self-SS ability, and it releases itself on the field and activates it. Since it's a startup effect, I think it's okay if it doesn't leave a good impression.
It doesn't work so well when used in the Superheavy Samurai Deck, but the NS/SS double-sided trigger effect allows you to reuse P-scale warriors who tend to withdraw into the EX Deck, and the deployment effect is a turn. It has a certain value as one of the means to repeatedly use the effect of Iwatooshi without 1.
Overall, I think it's the usual card that comes with VJs, as it's stable enough to be pinned.
The members of the regular pack were too good, and there was a P-monster that crawled out of the EX Deck on its own under certain conditions...