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Ritual Spell required for Dancing Soldier's advent.
The designated sacrifice in the game work is 《Water Omotics》.
It is characterized by his Ritual Spell with a special card name different from those of other Ritual Monsters that appeared in DM2.
The dark-skinned woman depicted in the illustration is, so to speak, a monster of a different color from Dancing Soldier, but the details are unknown.

His Fusion Monster that Jonouchi showed off in a duel with Kajiki in the original Battle City arc.
No, I never thought that another monster would ride on the back of 《Baby Dragon》, who grew up with time magic and was number one.
Its effect is that if the monsters on the opponent's field are only element attribute monsters other than his WIND, he can attack directly.
Well, I think you're probably guessing, but the stats and abilities of Fusion Monsters that are put out in a decent way are unsatisfactory. The main role will be

Ritual Spell required for Crab Turtle's advent.
The designated sacrifice in the game work is 《✪ 30,000 Year Old White Turtle》.
Originally, " ✪ Rhinoceros Beetle " and Catapult Turtle were also specified to sacrifice crabs and turtles, but from DM3 onwards, it was unified to " ✪ 30,000 Year Old White Turtle ", which has the highest status.
The illustration of a ritual using a mysterious symbol, in which a tortoise shell is wrapped in a rope, is impressive.
His Ritual Spell of the form "Oath of ○○" is also used for Fortress Whale and Garma Sword.

Rock's Special Summon monster, which Yugi uses in the original Battle City arc, which is a combined form of his three Magnet Warriors.
Up until now, the strongest Rock monsters have been "Millennium Golem" with ATK of 2000 or Stone Dragon, but this time it's an appearance with a fairly high status that greatly improves it.
For that reason, it was also used as a fusion material for his Rock side of Dark Gaia.
Compared to XYZ, which appeared around the same time, its post-combination stats are considerably higher, so its only ability is a separation effect, and its main body's role in the field is as a single spear in battle.
Fortunately, it was born with specifications that allow Special Summon from GY as long as the resurrection limit is met, so you can combine → separate, and then revive this monster with "Monster Reborn" or "Premature Burial" to line up 4 monsters. , The total ATK is also 8100 and it will be the firepower to slaughter the opponent in one turn.
In addition, with the subsequent appearance of his Magnet Warriors, it became possible to become a named fusion material, ignore the summoning conditions and put it on the battlefield and only deploy with the separation effect, which made it heavy at this time. It can be said that it has received quite a favor as a monster of.

Following the α and β that Yugi used in the original Battle City edition, which was included as a random bonus for DM3, one of the Magnet Warriors included as a random bonus for the DM4 Yugi Deck version.
For some reason, the post-union Valkyrion became a random bonus for the Kaiba Deck, and it's no exaggeration to say that the cards included with the game had the worst specifications.
In terms of ability, it's higher in both attack and defense than α, but it was evaluated at the time that it would step on his ATK 1500 or higher effects such as Naraku and Virus instead.
Currently, as a low-level Normal Monster that fights, it is unsatisfactory both offensively and defensively.

A Beast-Warrior low-level Normal Monster used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc.
A low-level Normal Monster with an ATK of 1900, this is the second monster since Gemini appeared in Season 1, and was active as a member of the Good Stuff Monsters at the time.
Such a monster ended up being a random card attached to the game, so it was already an expensive card.
Currently, low class monsters with ATK 1900 are common even among Effect Monsters with theme names. As a vanilla Beast-Warrior, this monster is still the strongest low class power, so when using it, it is essential to make full use of its race, attributes, and being a Normal Monster.

In the original Kingdom arc, she was considered to be the ace of the hidden ball that Mai used in the duel with Yugi, as no monster other than the Harpie Lady was in the Deck.
You can strengthen your own status in proportion to the number of her Harpies on the field, but since the increase per body is small and his original ATK is too low for a top-class monster, it is not used as an attacker. It's been pretty tough since then.
After that, it will be summoned by the effect of the channeler and will be used as a rank 7X material personnel such as pet phantom dragons, but with the appearance of pet dragons as a substitute, the position there seems to be in danger.
That being said, the fact that this monster, which was considered the most unsuccessful of the true DM benefits, has suddenly become the most practical and best card, even if it was only for a while. I also feel the historical value.

It's the only non-Machine monster used by Keith in the original kingdom arc, and it doesn't touch on his own demonic rank or ecology, just the flavor text that suggests the existence of a powered-up form. is characterized.
At that time, he had a relatively high ATK on par with Revolver and Raijin as a top-class monster that can be Normal Summoned, and especially his Fiend is the highest class.
However, he had the impression that the existence of his Archfiend, which was able to be sacrificed with one body instead of having a low ATK of 100, was tough anyway.
When it comes to Keith's monsters, we tend to focus on the revolver dragon, which was originally his Machine, but this monster & Metal Devil Zoa, which is a figure that has demonstrated its true power by turning it into metal, is also a remake. I want you to give me the opportunity.

Ritual Spell required for Advent of Fortress Whale.
The designated sacrifice in the game work is a cyborg bus.
The fish-type machine is a reasonable sacrifice for producing a fish monster equipped with a cannon, but even with the hardships of performing the ritual, the stats have not improved so much, and there is something sad about it.
This card does not appear in the original Battle City edition, and the fortress whale is brought into play by his Tribute Summon.

A Ritual Spell necessary for the advent of chakra, a card with a reputation for its illustration.
I wondered if the woman in the illustration was used as a chakra revival sacrifice and changed her appearance to be chakra.
The designated sacrifice in the game is Vasago, the God of Destruction.
Originally, two other Fiends were named, but Vassago, whose form was closest to Chakra, remained in the end.

It is a Ritual Spell that is necessary for the descent of 《Skull Guardian》, and like 《Resurrection of Chakra》, it is highly rated by a certain class because the illustration depicts a woman praying.
The designated sacrifice in the game is the mysterious selection of "M-Warrior #1".
Originally, 2 Magnets and 《✪ Kamakiller》were chosen to sacrifice a warrior and one with a scythe, but after DM3, for some reason, it was unified into one half of the warrior.
In True DM2, the designated sacrifice was changed to Holy Elf, making it one of the Ritual Spells that changed the most.
With some exceptions, the Ritual Spell card names around this time took the form of Ritual, Resurrection, Contract, Oath, or Prayer of "〇〇". Since Cosmo Queen》became a Normal Monster that entered the main deck in the OCG version, this card was the only Ritual Spell in the form of prayer of "○○" until the appearance of `` Doriado's Blessing '' in OCG.

Ritual Spell required for Javelin Beetle's advent.
The designated sacrifice in the game is the Hercules Beetle.
It originally demanded both beetles and stag beetles as sacrifices, but from DM3 onwards it was unified into beetles.
For some reason, it's treated as a rare card in true DM, and you can't get it if you don't play PokéStation.
With some exceptions, Ritual Spell cards around this time had one of the following formats: Ritual, Resurrection, Contract, Oath, and Prayer. Since the Mask of Light was not made into OCG, this card is the only Ritual Spell in the form of a "○○" contract in OCG.

One of the Ritual Monsters that appeared in DM2, he appeared in OCG in the Dark Ceremony Edition along with his other Ritual Monsters in the same position, Javelin Beetle and Fortress Whale.
It's not clear if it's a monster that protects the law or protects the woman named Law written in the Ritual Spell.
In terms of status, her defensive power is superior, but her defensive power is not high enough to match her sacrificed ATK, so why did this monster win the Dark Ceremony Edition and Club Turtle failed I don't understand why.
In the DM series, the Ritual Spell is called "Keeper of the Law" or "Guardian".

She is one of the Ritual Monsters that appeared in DM2, and appeared in OCG in the Dark Ceremony Edition along with her other Ritual Monsters in the same position, such as Chakra and 《Skull Guardian》.
The specs of this monster itself are quite strict, but since it later appeared in the form used by Kajiki in the original Battle City arc, it was a very blessed existence that a remake monster appeared twice after that. It's becoming
Also, in Shin DM2, it is given the ability to unilaterally destroy opponent monsters in battle with Warriors, probably because it overwhelmed the monsters in Jonouchi with its flying ability in the original work.
The name in Ritual Spell in the DM series is "Sea Fortress".

Ritual Spell required for the advent of Devil's Mirror.
The designated sacrifice in the game is 《✪ Absolutist》.
I would like to say that it is " ✪ Devil's Mirror ", but in DM2 and True DM, where all three monsters to be sacrificed were designated monsters, " ✪ Devil's Mirror " is also included in this, and from DM3 onwards, one of them is Consideration was given so that only the strongest 《✪ Absolutist》was the designated sacrifice and the other two bodies were free.
However, in DM4, it backfired and " ✪ Absolutist " became a high-level monster, so it can't be used at all. If you don't put it out, you can't put it out, so it's weak.