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A Field Spell that increases the defense of monsters on each other's field by 500 only when in Defense Position.
Monsters with an original DEF of 2000 will not be destroyed in battle by Archfiends and Wyverns, the strongest high-level monsters of the time, under the application of this card. Increases the chances of surviving even if attacked by an opponent's low-level attacker from .
Its biggest feature is that it can be strengthened regardless of the type of monster, and for Superheavy Samurai, who can attack with defense power numbers while in Defense Position, it is a substantial overall pump that does not require any special conditions. .
However, considering the existence of 《The Seal of Orichalcos》, which can strengthen his ATK regardless of the type of monster, after cutting all the disadvantages like that over there, further merit effects like over there are set. I can't deny the feeling that I wanted another voice.
Cards that appear too early tend to be strong and weak, but they tend to be extremes, such as those with missing count limits and post-activation restrictions, and those with poor or insufficient effects.
Later, a remake card called "The Chorus in the Sky" appeared, which was not directly related to this card in terms of effects, but whose illustrations and other elements seem to be related.

Fairy's superlative Normal Monster that appeared in Season 2, and possesses high stats that far surpass those of the Fairy's greatest force in Season 1, the Reversal Goddesses.
Currently, Fairy has a fairly thick layer of highest-level monsters that can be Normal Summoned, and this monster is treated as a Fairy version of the Trihorn Dragon or 《Sengenjin》, but Normal Monster Therefore, there are many points that can be differentiated from others.
Regarding the illustration, I think there were quite a lot of people who thought, "I wonder what the nose looks like."

The second form of the Oleical Coscutler used by Darts in the Doma arc of the anime, his machine is characterized by the fact that it looks like a clay figurine.
In contrast to the OCG illustration of Airthos, whose composition is divided into pros and cons, the whole body is drawn slightly diagonally, and the bright red background of Orichalcos' triple barrier is drawn. As for the effect, the animation effect is not reproduced at all, and it is the lowest content that is forced to set an effect that synergizes with the card group that appeared in the regular pack at the same time and is weak.
It can't be helped because it's quite unreasonable to convert the second form to OCG first, but it's a pity that it's a completely different card that just borrowed Shunoros' name and appearance. I have to say.
If there is a way to save it, set an effect that allows you to Special Summon this monster ignoring the summoning conditions for Kytora, which has not yet been OCGized, and also add external effects such as barrier resistance effect and Shunoros' right and left arms. There is no choice but to set the effect of Special Summoning Dexia and Aristeros as tokens.

The Fiend version of 《Voltic Bicorn19 》and 《Voltic Bicorn28 》, a low-class Normal Monster that appeared in Season 2.
That's why his ATK is high for a level 2 monster, and it's still the highest for Fiend vanilla.
As can be said for many of the monsters used by Bakuro Yami in the original work, it's hard to understand why they aren't Zombies.
However, in that case, Murder Circus Zombie, a powerful competitor, would appear, so I think it was still good to be a Fiend.

A low-level Normal Monster of the Machine that appeared in Season 2, a special monster imported to OCG from another company's own game.
Unlike Big Ant's Big misprint, this is Big and definitely Big Viper.
As a level 4 monster's status, it is the lowest level that is below the level of the total attack and defense value of the first period, but it has a dedicated support monster called an option, and it is used in conjunction with this monster's effect to strengthen his ATK. The strength is that you can get an explosive total ATK by doing.
I thought it might be a frame that would be strengthened for a long time like Harpie, but since then, let alone a support card that names this monster, there have been no monsters that are treated as this monster's card name on the field, and the sequel is the original story. However, they are all from the same work, and the effects are not directly related to this monster.
Since it's our company's joke monster, I'd like to expect it to be strengthened so that it can demonstrate various abilities according to the flavor text someday.

Fairy's Hand Mirror has nothing to do with Fairy monsters.
It has the effect of transferring the effect target of his opponent's Spell card, which is activated for one monster in the field, to a monster in another field, mainly by stealing his opponent's Equip Spell, or when the opponent is on this monster. On the other hand, the role is to force the removal spell you have used against the opponent's monster.
However, there are many removal spells that do not target, and most of his spell cards that only remove monsters are still used today.
Of course, it can't be activated without another monster that can move the target, so it's hard to prevent the removal as a dew attack that activates before the monster is put into play.
Also, since it can't be activated with a damage step, it doesn't support Quick-Play Spells, which are activated as combat tricks such as synchronizing rushes and contractions, which were often used in the past.

One of the game original cards recorded in Shin DM2 as an Elder Entity tribe, a monster that was immediately OCGized as a game accessory card of the same work.
In OCG, it is a Plant monster, and the ability to discard all cards from each other's hand when reversing, which was possessed in the game work, and the ability to change the surroundings to viral terrain when defeated in battle, which is common to the Elder Entity tribe, are used in reverse. It takes over in the form of a handicap effect that makes you discard one card of your choice and a weakening effect that triggers battle destruction.
It's an effect that allows you to discard cards from your hand as well as your opponent, so you can use it for some kind of combo. I have the impression that using it as an attacker who doesn't fall down is still easier to understand and useful.
Roughly speaking, the name of the card is something like "The Forceful Sentry" and it's a manifestation of the intention to take everything you have without question. Who knows.

One of the game original cards recorded in Shin DM2 as an Elder Entity tribe, a monster that was immediately OCGized as a game accessory card of the same work.
In OCG, it is an Insect monster, and it has the ability to temporarily control all of the opponent's Machine monsters when reversed in the game work, and the ability to change the surroundings to viral terrain when defeated in battle, which is common to the Elder Entity tribe. , is inherited in the form of the effect of taking control of one Machine when reversed and the weakening effect of the battle destruction trigger.
Her ability to control her next end phase is longer than her Archfiend Tamer and Dragon Rider, which have similar effects, but in that respect she is only stronger than those monsters.
True DM2 comes with 3 random cards out of 5 as a bonus, but this was probably the biggest loser card.

Originally one of the game original monsters that appeared in True DM2, and one of the monsters that acted as his deck leader in the initial deck, his Spellcaster's low-grade Normal Monster.
From the first period, he was a spellcaster for DARK, which boasts a large share in the race, but the quality of his normal monsters in DARK is exceptionally low, and even now, as a low-level monster that uses dark spells, it has the highest stats in both offense and defense. becomes.
It is also a low-level monster with a total attack and defense value that could not be realized in the first season with some exceptions, but considering the card pool and the cards that were often used in the second season, Death Sorcerer is better in some situations. It was not less.

Originally one of the game original monsters that appeared in Shin DM2, and one of the monsters that serve as his deck leader in the initial deck, a low-class Beast-Warrior Normal Monster.
It was converted to OCG in the second period, but its abilities are backward compatible with Minotaur, which is a fusion material with the same status as this monster, except that his ATK is 50 higher than this monster, which appeared in the first period.
As a role, he was the third attacker in the Beast-Warrior Deck next to Blood Vols and Minotaur, but at that time he was a Beast-Warrior with the significance of forming a tribal unified deck like Machine's "Limiter Removal". It's fair to say that a certain card didn't exist and didn't have a place to play.
Despite being a game-original monster, it is not given any monster effects not only in the OCG but also in the game, and its thin shadow is one of the best among the original monsters in the work.

Among the Normal Monsters that appeared in Season 2, there are many that have updated the highest stats of their species so far, and many that have appeared with the intention of becoming new main monsters that will become the second or third best monsters. However, some of them, like this monster, did not understand the significance of their existence.
However, in the case of this monster, in addition to his ATK being the highest among level 3 Beast Normal Monsters, most of them are his EARTH, and it has appeared as a WIND monster. Because there is, it is certain that there was a clear difference from the monsters so far.
WIND's Beast monsters are still only doll monsters with different levels, except for this monster.
For some reason, it was also selected as a monster to be dispatched to Rush Duel.

His Normal Monster, which appeared in Season 2 and updated the highest ATK of all lower Insects so far.
However, even this monster will be overtaken by his lower vanilla Insects such as Neo Bug, Insect Knight, and Shine Black with his ATK.
Also, 《Flying Kamakiri #2》, which preceded in the same period, was differentiated from this monster in that it was similar to the effect of WIND, his Recruiter, Dragonfly.
He is not a flying unit, so he was set to WIND, which is rare for an Insect.

A low-level Normal Monster of Aqua that appeared in Season 2, and a new card that joined the low-level Vanilla 2000 DEF monsters.
Aqua has a lot of low class Normal Monsters in Season 1, but few of them have excellent defensive power. there was.
However, under the application of 《Umiiruka》, its proud defense power would drop, so it felt like a low-level monster suitable for Atlantis.
In the next regular pack, a humanoid slime that is a named fusion material with the same status except that ATK is 300 lower than this monster has appeared, and when using this card, it is important that ATK is 1000 or more. If you don't do it, it seems that it will be adopted for a special reason like "because it is a turtle monster".

A monster that appeared in the Battle City arc of the original, and was fusion summoned with the same fusion material as the OCG, but it was easily separated by 《De-Fusion》and was not particularly good.
The card name is also the fusion material of the two bodies as it is, but it should not be mentioned that it is not a humanoid at all.
In terms of OCG, it is the lowest total attack and defense value for a level 7 Fusion Monster with no effect, and this is a figure that is lower than the Kaiser Dragon and Devil Box in the first period.
That's no wonder, because the upper limit of the total attack and defense value of a level 6 monster in the first period is 4200, and this monster with a total value of exactly 4200 should be level 6 if it appears in the first period.
Because of that, 《Ready Fusion》is also incompatible, so the only way to use it is to refer to the fusion material written on this card with 《Fusion Deployment》and do something with it.
Well, even if he was able to get out with 《Ready Fusion》, he had the same conditions, but Fusion Monster was preceded by 《Roaring Ocean Snake》, which was just a little lower in stats than this monster, so it's good that he didn't play that role. It may have been.

It is the monster used by Marik's puppet in the original Battle City arc, and is also used in Keramas, which later appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R.
When he was recorded on DM4 before OCG, he was an Insect, so he uses an Insect Deck.
However, thanks to that, he who appeared in the 6th season became a member of the Reptile named Worm, and among them, he is the only Normal Monster, and he acquires the personality of an EARTH monster.
Actually, I think that it will be called for Unexpected Dai and will be used to release Queen and King, but with expectations, let's add 1 point to the name-specified fusion material bonus to make it 3 points.