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This is the Fusion Monster that Kaiba showed for the first time in a duel with Yugi in the original kingdom arc, and even now it is a card with the highest ATK among monsters with no effects that use his 3 Blue-Eyed as fusion materials.
Level and his ATK are half the sum of his three Blue-Eyed abilities, and his defense is almost half.
Despite reigning as the strongest, it is also a named fusion material, a sacrifice that is named to bring out a specific monster, and there are even cards with exclusive support effects Blue-Eyed is the same as
In OCG, it is notorious for having one kill with Devifla, and in games, it is notorious for having put many players in despair when the 3rd game of Seto comes out from the first hand with True DM.
Originally, it was a card that served as a bonus for the winner of the final round of the tournament held in the 1st period, and it can be said that it is the strongest card not only for the status but also for the rarity of the 1st period specification.
In the game work, it has appeared as a monster that is ritually summoned by the "Ultimate Dragon Ritual".

Ritual Spell required for the advent of Magician of Black Chaos.
The Ritual Spell for ritual summoning Black Chaos, which is a privilege for visitors to the tournament venue, is used as an attachment card for the strategy book of the game.
This is also done in his Exodia, Sacrifice, Magnet Warrior, etc., and how conscientious Skull Rider was at the time, with Ritual Monster and Ritual Spell set.
In the original, the ritual summon was performed by sacrificing Bramagi, Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress #1, and Time Bomber, but since Time Bomber wasn't there yet when the True DM was recorded, Mister Bomber was chosen as a substitute for the named sacrifice. ing.

A Ritual Monster without the effect of his Spellcaster, which was used by Yugi in the final phase of the original kingdom arc, and became a fisher after defeating Pegasus Sausaku.
In Shin DM, the package of the game is decorated, and although the Ritual Spell is attached as an accessory card to make this monster appear in the strategy book, it cannot be obtained even if you use Pokest, let alone play normally in the work, and the encyclopedia It's a package scam that you can't even see 3D modeling in Duel because the other party doesn't use it.
It is based on the fact that Bramagai was sacrificed by name and ritual summoned in the original, and the game work has such specifications, but despite the fact that the status has hardly improved from Bramaghi, there is no monster effect, and the ritual I had to say that the summoning value is extremely low.
The sacrifice, or rather the source of transformation, Bramaghi is stronger than Gaia, but after performing the ritual, he's weaker than Kaosol. It's a pity because it looks so cool.
If it's just defensive power, he beats all of them, including Blue-Eyed...
Originally, this card was distributed along with the Gate Guardian as a bonus for those who entered the venue of the tournament, and it was reprinted with replica specifications in the PP of the 2nd term, and it became widely distributed.
The pre-errata "Dark Magician of Chaos", a remake monster with almost the same appearance, is known as one of the most powerful cards in OCG history. A designated dedicated support card has also been obtained.

One of the monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi as a game original monster for inclusion in DM2.
In the second period, it was distributed to the general public in the form of being included in the PP, but originally it was a card that was distributed only to the third place winners of the tournament finals in the first period, and the first version was before the amount. It is basically impossible to obtain it at a level that requires confirmation of whereabouts first.
In terms of specs, he is second only to Archfiend in his ATK as a high-level Normal Monster in the first season, and even including Effect Monsters, he is second only to Machine King, whose ATK is 2300 on his own.
If there is a place where you can make full use of your level, race, attributes, and being a Normal Monster, it may be used even now.
However, I feel like this is a prize for the 3rd place winner, and the 1st place is the ultimate dragon, the 2nd place is Gate Guardian, and the 3rd place is Meteor Black. I also think that it was good at the passer's benefit.

One of the DM2 game original Ritual Monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi.
In the game, it is a monster that is ritually summoned by "Resurrection of Sengenjin", and depending on the work, Cyclops or "Millennium Golem" is required as a named sacrifice.
In the OCG, it appeared as a Normal Monster, and in the second period it was distributed to the general public in the form of being included in the PP, but it was originally a card distributed to those who passed the first qualifying round of the tournament in the first period. Although the period version is very expensive, it is barely realistically available along with Trihorn and Evil Knight.
Its stats are still the highest among Beast-Warrior's highest-level Normal Monsters, and while it's slightly below 2800, it's still high enough for a top-level monster when it first appeared.
However, at this time, the merits of being a Beast-Warrior were still too few, so it was recorded in the same pack and was used in preference to his higher ATK Trihorn, such as 《Gaia Power》Deck's ace. It was unlikely unless I did it.
The flavor text says that the primitive man has a millennium item, but the OCG world is so vast that there is such a psychedelic primitive man.

One of the DM2 game original Ritual Monsters designed by Kazuki Takahashi.
In the game, it is a monster that is ritually summoned by "Resurrection of the Evil Night Dragon", and requires 《Darkfire Dragon》as a named sacrifice.
In the OCG, it appeared as a Normal Monster, and in the second period it was included in the PP and distributed to the general public, but it was originally a card distributed to those who passed the second qualifying round of the tournament in the first period. The 1st edition is very expensive, but it's barely realistically available along with Trihorn and "Sengenjin".
This fact is followed in the anime version, and Ryuzaki uses it in the Kingdom and Battle City editions as a card distributed to those who passed the second qualifying round of the tournament.
As for the essential specs, it's a very disappointing card that is superior to Red Eye in defense and total offense and defense, but otherwise is the same or loses.
There was also a monster called Crescent Dragon below this, but to put it bluntly, I can only think that it was dealt in the opposite order as the Sengenjin bonus card for those who passed the first round.
Also designed by Kazuki Takahashi, it is unknown whether it was created as a companion to Holy Night Dragon, which has a similar card name.

His spell card that Kaiba used in the original Battle City edition and was OCGized in the form of being newly included in the 2nd reprinted version of EX, the product of the 1st period.
If you release a monster by cost or effect during the activation turn, it has an effect that requires you to release 1 target opponent's monster.
At first glance, it looks like a type of force effect, but naturally it does not work on monsters with target resistance, and monsters with resistance to spell card effects cannot be released.
Similar cards have a dedicated search method, high resistance penetration, and in many situations there are less disadvantages than this card, so this card is prioritized above all else. There seems to be no reason.
No matter what, I want to set up something like Majesty's Fiend Void. Is he like the 4th or 7th card in the deck?

One of her Exodia limbs attached to the book attachment card in the second volume of the DM2 strategy book.
There is no difference in abilities from other limbs, and it is not a named fusion material, but it is a rare Normal Monster that absolutely requires one of each to fulfill its purpose.
It has the minimum offense and defense of a wight or a dancing elf, and can be placed on the field by itself to attack or make a wall, or it can be used as a material for Special Summon.
You can see that this alone is superior to Pharaoh's Second and 《The Third Sarcophagus》.

One of her Exodia limbs attached to the book attachment card in the first volume of the DM2 strategy book.
The first thing that can only be established when all 5 cards are in place is to scatter both legs in the regular pack's Uru frame, both arms in the card attached to the book, and the most important main body in the premium pack, which is not easily available. You can say that.

It's a monster with a different color for Weather Control, and with its Reverse Effect, it destroys all Swords of Revealing Light on your opponent's field, and you can do your next Battle Phase twice. is endowed with the ability to
This card is a pinpoint meta for 《Swords of Revealing Light》, which was a restricted card at the time, but now that you can stack 3 copies, it is rare to see it as a general-purpose spell for beatdown decks, so the effect itself is activated twice during the battle phase. It's insanely strong, but it's nearly impossible to destroy Swords of Revealing Light on the opponent's field, which is the condition for it, so it can be said that it's useless.
At the very least, if a monster that can be treated as "Swords of Revealing Light" appears, it will be easier to use the effect after sending it.

A low-level Normal Monster who served as Aqua's only FIRE monster for a long time until Carbon Club appeared.
In the first period, this total attack and defense value was equivalent to level 5, and this monster was a level 5 advanced monster in DM2 and true DM, but this monster was level 5 because the OCG conversion was in the second period. I was able to become a 4 low class monster.
However, in Aqua at that time, FIRE was just a rarity, and he could not be strengthened by Atlantis or "Umiiruka", and on the contrary, he was weakened by Starboy. could not take at all.
Time passed with only the possibility hidden, but with the appearance of his Gunkan Suship, who has a higher ATK due to his Aqua FIRE Level 4 Normal Monster, his role ended. It's like that.

An advanced Normal Monster of the Dragon that was converted to OCG in the second term.
This is a level 6 Dragon Egger, and over there is a level 7 Red Dragon. card.
In some games, it is also the monster in charge of the red side of the red and black dragons that are the fusion materials for Red Eyes.
It is also a monster that will be a different color of "Tyhone", but considering that not all the monsters in the first season have different colors, I personally think that the monsters born from the public submissions will be even more different colors. I admire the guts that I thought I was going to inflate.

The Dragon's superlative Normal Monster used by Pegasus in the original Kingdom Arc, and the dragon's face before turning into a Toon can only be seen in the original.
The same guy has 100 higher defensive power than Launcher Spider, FIRE's top-level Normal Monster, and even now, he is one of the few FIRE's top-level Normal Monsters, but compared to Launcher Spider, duelists weren't welcomed at all. It's a bad card.
After all, this monster only appeared in Season 2, and compared to other races, Dragon already had a variety of superlative Normal Monsters, and most of them had higher ATK than this monster.
This monster is his Toon form, and he is not directly related to Toon Dragon Egger in terms of effects, and I have to say that it is a normal card with convincing performance.
It seems that the effect that requires everything to be a Level 7 Fire Dragon and a Normal Monster comes out, and it feels like it's going to be a candidate for the first time.

It is one of the monsters that appeared as a rare card for Ante in the original Battle City edition, and is his Dragon's highest-level Normal Monster, which is characterized by its excellent defensive status.
Like the slot machine recorded in Ulrea in the previous bullet, it is set to a high rarity that does not match its performance, but this is a convincing setting considering how it was handled in the original work.
It is famous for being the 36 discarded cards that Kaiba is said to have, and in the anime GX, he appears with the anime version of Carboneddon, which has an effect that strongly reminds him that this monster is a diamond.
As a level 7 light dragon, he somehow satisfies the conditions for the monsters praised by the Starry Knights.

Originally, it was a card that appeared along with "House of Adhesive Tape" and "Widespread Ruin" as DM2's game original Trap cards. .
The effect is a summoning reaction type removal trap card that is a version of Trap Hole with ATK 500 or less, but since the corresponding range is too narrow and it does not react to Special Summon, it is used as a material for Special Summon. It's hard to activate even with a hand, and it's very difficult to use.
A Trap Hole that can sink the opponent's NS attacker, it can be said that 《House of Adhesive Tape》is still better.
By the way, in the game work, the rank as a trap card is one rank higher than "House of Adhesive Tape", and the one rank higher is the bear trap, which is a trap for catching bears and is currently not an OCG card.