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Ritual Spell required for the advent of Super War Lion.
The designated sacrifice in the game is 《Leogun》.
There is no twist, it is not very strong, and Leogun is a poor high-level monster, which makes it a consistently unpopular ritual in almost all media.
For the time being, in DM4, 《Leogun》is a decent force, so it's a little better.

Ritual Spell required for Zera's Advent.
The designated sacrifice in the game work is Gargoyle Powered.
At the time when Warrior of Zera had no shadow or form, Zera might have been set as a gargoyle binary evolution monster.
Since the designated sacrifice is a low-class monster and the ability is also so-so, it is relatively easy to succeed, and the monster that comes out is Zera, whose ability has increased considerably from Powered, so it can be said that it is a meaningful ritual.

The name of the Black Luster Soldier card necessary to bring down the Black Luster Soldier is written on it, and if there are no surplus numbers, it can be sacrificed beyond the specified level, in other words, it is a normal Ritual Spell.
In the game, the mandatory designated sacrifice is Gaia the Fierce Knight, as per the original.
Also, in Rush Duel, a parody card featuring the card name and illustration of this card has appeared.

Originally, it was a monster that could not be used in official duels that was distributed only to game tournament winners, and at this time it was his normal monster with the same status.
When it was reprinted as a replica card in PP, it was changed to a Ritual Monster like DM2, but as it is written in the text of the limited edition and game work, it has the same status as Blue-Eyed, and at that time As his Ritual Monster, he has the highest ATK.
Warrior has released the most ineffective Ritual Monsters to the world up to the second period, but there is no way anyone can stand in line with this monster, which later belongs to "Black Luster Soldier", not to mention the status, At the time when it was still difficult to differentiate between races, Ritual Monsters were synonymous with this monster.
In that sense, he still holds the position of highest vanilla ATK, and although he has something close to Blue-Eyed, Hellraiser has easily overtaken him in the 2nd term.
Also, it's often said that the character's silhouette is too similar to that of the FF4 package.
His name in Ritual Spell in the DM series is "Warrior of Chaos".

Originally, it was a monster that could not be used in official duels that was distributed only to game tournament winners, and at this time it was his normal monster with the same status.
When it was reprinted as a replica card in PP, it was changed to a Ritual Monster like DM2, but if he remained a Normal Monster, he would be a Fiend who surpasses Devil Zoa as his Fiend's strongest Normal Summon monster. This is where it was.
At that time, there was a Black Luster Soldier with a higher ATK among the level 8 Ritual Monsters. It is an impression that the role has been completely completed by coming out.
No effect Level 8 As a Ritual Monster, it should definitely be stronger than Javelin Beetle or Crab Turtle, but anyway, it's tough to have a replacement.
In the DM series, the Ritual Spell name is "Heinous Devil".

Originally, it was a monster that could not be used in the official duel distributed as a product limited to game tournament winners, and at this time it was a Normal Monster with the same status.
When it was reprinted as a replica card in the PP, it was changed to a Ritual Monster like DM2, but its ability is level 7, but it's on par with Gaia the Fierce Knight, so it's a monster that's not good either way. No change.
In True DM2, he is given the ability to always move 2 squares at a time even if he is not on his favorite terrain while face-up, emphasizing his quickness that makes use of his slender body rather than the strength of a lion. .
In the DM series, the Ritual Spell is called "King of Beasts".

Originally, it was a monster that could not be used in the official duel distributed as a product limited to game tournament winners, and at this time it was a Normal Monster with the same status.
When it was reprinted as a replica card in the PP, it was changed to a Ritual Monster, just like DM2. This may have been good because both offense and defense are lost.
However, his Fiend's Ritual Monster in the 1st term has Zera and Chakra, whose ATK is higher, although the level is different, and at least in the 1st term, this monster was prioritized over them. I didn't see any reason to take it out.
In True DM2, while in the front Defense Position on the field, the summoning power that is replenished by 3 each at the start of each turn is reduced by 1, giving the opponent a fairly unassuming ability that is closer to support.
In the DM series, the Ritual Spell name is 《✪ Devil's Mirror》.

A Ritual Spell necessary to bring down the Skull Rider, which is the lowest ability of the Ritual Monsters that appeared in the first period.
Leaving aside the fact that the Skull Rider is poor, it is characterized by the coolest illustrations of Urrea.
The game work consistently requires Temple of Skulls as a fixed sacrifice, but only in true DM2, it is a card that requires one undead, one insect, and one machine monster.

His spell card with an expansion effect that only the Lord of Dragons can use.
With the introduction of a dedicated searcher that treats the Lord of Dragons on the field, it has become quite easy to use, but since Special Summon is from the hand, it consumes a lot of money, and I like it because I have to prepare for backwaters to activate it. Not many duelists use it.
It can be advanced or higher, and it has two bodies, so if it's decided neatly, it's pretty strong, but anyway, it feels like there's a lot of things that are required.
After all, the world of Dueling isn't so sweet that you can say that anything is fine as long as you can get two dragons out, so it's a pretty high hurdle for him to have to hold two dragons to use him strongly.

It was a monster that was recorded in EX as a Shiku, and at the time that beautiful 1st generation Shiku could be obtained just by buying an EX, so it was already a popular card.
Its ability gives all Dragons on the field resistance to all effects, but at the time of the first term, when there were more removal spells that did not target thunderbolts, black holes, and earth cracks, this effect was beneficial. It's small, it's not a Dragon itself, and it's easily destroyed in battle, so the effect itself isn't weak, but I got the impression that it was difficult to handle.
It would be nice if there was at least a permanent effect that wouldn't be selected as an attack target if there was a Dragon on the field...
Later on, it became a named fusion material, and later support cards made it easier to handle, so I think it has become a much more useful card than when it first appeared, partly because of the increase in powerful effects that target it.

A card with the highest recovery power among spell cards with the effect of recovering LP that appeared in the first season, recorded in EX.
When it appears overseas, it is known as a card that has been completely replaced with a different illustration, or rather a new illustration that is different from the OCG.
In Rush Duel, she's been tampered with so much that it's no longer possible to understand what's going on with her career.
In the game work, recovery spells were not readjusted like burn spells, so even after DM2, this card still restores her LP by 5000.

Fairy's advanced normal monster newly recorded in EX, and the strongest fighting force of Fairy monsters in the first period.
It features illustrations with the best composition, such as SNS profile pictures, which you can hardly imagine Monster's.
Originally, in the Kingdom arc of the original, Kaiba escaped from a predicament by inserting this card into the hammer of his opponent's pistol. bottom.
In terms of OCG, at the festival where Perdek is ritually summoned with Advanced Ritual Art , this card alone can cover the release, and the type and attribute match, and it will also be the hand cost when Perdek activates its effect. will be present.
In the game work, the specifications are slightly different between true DM2 and others, but both are given the ability to strengthen all monsters whose ATK is below a certain level.
It is also a rare card that features different remake monsters in both OCG and Rush Duel.

Reverse Effect Monster, one of the newly recorded monsters in EX.
It has a relatively high status as a low-level Spellcaster in the 1st season, but it is treated as a disappointing card because of the mysterious effect that only confirms the set cards in the field with the reverse effect, and it is not clear what exactly it is. A monster of feeling.
For some reason, he ended up showing his set card to the other party, and he seems to be strict only in strange places.
It would have been nice to declare one card name when the effect was activated, and if the declared card was face down, it would have been nice to rip it out.

One of the monsters newly recorded in EX, it has a defense power that is second only to the 2000 defense force among the lower class monsters in the first season, and its total attack and defense value is the strongest level as a level 4 monster at that time.
The effect is a removal effect that can penetrate many resistance effects that bounces the monster that attacked itself regardless of the battle result, and if you attack this monster set with a monster with ATK 1850 or less, it will be repelled and bounced. If the tempo is disturbed by the removal, and the opponent's monster is higher than that, it will be destroyed by battle, but such monsters are often higher grade monsters or EX monsters, and the opponent's loss is greater. There will be more than a few.
At the time, there were only a few low-level monsters with his original ATK that could pass through this monster's defense, so it was a good environment for this monster.
The activation of the effect will be after the same damage calculation as "D.D. Warrior" etc., so even if it is destroyed in battle, it will not penetrate through such things as Skidre, so be careful.
By the way, 《Legendary Jujitsu Master》, which has a similar effect, activates at the end of the damage step, so if it is destroyed in battle, it will penetrate Skidre.

It is one of the Normal Monsters newly recorded in EX, and it is a card that has the ability to become a DARK Ancient Elf, but unlike over there, it is not a named fusion material.
It is one of the valuable low class monsters with ATK 1450, and from the time of its introduction until around the second term, this often worked positively, but it is difficult to add points based on this alone in the current evaluation.
On the other hand, if it's just the horror of the illustrations, I'd definitely give it a perfect score of 10, and it feels like it's the style of the 1st season, but even in that 1st season, I don't see anything like this.
In the game work, he can be created by fusing Spellcaster and Zombie, but since Magical Ghost can also be created under the same conditions, this monster can only be created with a combination of both of which his ATK is 1350 or more and 1400 or less.