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A low-level Normal Monster of Aqua that appeared in the first season.
I think it's cool to look at, but I don't think it's a good idea to call yourself a king with this ability and lose to Sentinel of the Seas.
At best, wouldn't it be nice to be the young heiress of Kaioh-sama?
In True DM2, it has the ability to change its surroundings into a sea terrain when reversed, and it is attractive that the cost is the lowest among monsters with similar abilities.

A low-class Normal Monster of Zombie that appeared in the first season.
In many RPGs, he uses fire weapons that are set as the weak point attribute of immortal monsters, but the attribute is usually not reflected in his DARK and his own status.
The game work is set to Fire Demons like Flame Ghost, and it also supports strengthening with Salamandra, and is given an excessive burn effect that deals 50 damage to his LP.

He appeared in Season 1, a low-ranking Normal Monster of Spellcaster, and the one who doesn't summon brahmaji.
It is a fusion material named by Chaos Wizard, and as the setting written in the flavor text raises the power of the other fusion material, the Holy Elf, but the defensive power is drastically lowered.
Some games have a fusion pattern that increases the power of his Spellcaster, but...

A low-class Normal Monster of Fairy that appeared in Season 1.
Although there are some differences, the effects that can be received are in the category of level 2 vanilla Fairy, and among them there are those with higher ATK than her, so the priority is low.
In game works, in the DM series, you pay 1000 LP to strengthen the attack and defense of all your monsters by 500, while in true DM2, 1000 LP is automatically paid when destroyed in battle, and you can add it to your summoning zone. The effect is set to send as many monsters as possible in order of high ATK from each other's GY, and both can be said to be powerful effects.
In particular, the effects in the DM series are based on what is written in his own flavor text, so it's a convincing ability setting.

The eternal and absolute ace monster used by Yugi in the original, and his superlative Spellcaster Normal Monster that can be said to be one of the faces of not only OCG but also Yu-Gi-Oh!
She has a relatively androgynous face, and depending on how you look at it, there are illustrations in the EX version that make her look like a woman.
As a Dark Spellcaster's highest-level Normal Monster, there is a monster with a higher attack and defense of "Cosmo Queen" even in the first season, although the level is different, and even after becoming Black Chaos, the queen who rules the universe still has not reach.
This has stats that compare favorably with her Blue-Eyed, and somehow she should be credited to Cosmo Queen who didn't become a Ritual Monster?
However, not only are there a large number of high-quality dedicated support cards here, but they are also used as fusion materials for various Fusion Monsters, including the banned Dragoon card, and are derived monsters. There are countless existences.
Since there is an Effect Monster with the same status that will be treated as Bramagie on the field and in GY, the only points of differentiation are that you can receive the effect of specifying the name in your hand and Deck, and that it is a Normal Monster. At the time of evaluation, there were no cards that would make you think, "This is good, isn't it?"
Currently, its offense and defense aren't that high for a top-tier Normal Monster, but you won't see two vanilla Spellcasters that can match this monster's uniqueness in the future.
It's a card that has many different illustrations because it's a popular monster that was active in the original, but personally, the one with the slightly unusual pose from the beginning is the best.
This is also a personal story, but I would like to recommend Pandora using the Black Magician Deck rather than Yugi using the Black Magician, so I would like to see more cards with the image of Pandora's "Bad Bramag". I think.

One of the Burn Spells with card names and illustrations related to fire and flames that appeared in Season 1, and the oldest and lowest card among them.
However, the lowest rank often has the privilege of the lowest rank, and in the case of this card, it is the "firepowder bonus".
In game works, after DM2, the damage dealt to the opponent is 50, making it weaker than OCG.
The only things I could make a downward adjustment to were things like Day and Night Housework and 《Tremendous Fire》, which had insane firepower in DM1...

A summoning reaction type removal trap that appeared in the first period and is the oldest single trap card in OCG.
Compared to "Bottomless Trap Hole" that appeared in Season 2, it doesn't support SS and is inferior in removal performance, but it has a wider range of NS monsters to catch.
The way of doing it was the trap card called "Trap Hole", and it was naturally the card with the highest performance as a removal trap in the first season, but despite its presence, it was a non-OCG compliant game work. This card has been consistently unrecorded, such as being replaced by other game original Trap cards.
Will bear traps and invisible piano wires ever become OCG?

He appeared in the first period as a Normal Spell that has the effect of only recovering LP, and was the first card to appear among them.
At the beginning of the game, the number of opponents to fight is matched, and he is only an image in the deck.
In Rush Duel, a miracle has occurred in which a special support monster appears along with a blue potion that is backward compatible.

A low-class Normal Monster of Insect that appeared in Season 1, and the first Insect monster to appear in OCG.
It has the same attack and defense, and its total attack and defense value is the highest class for a level 2 monster at that time.
Neither the card name nor the flavor text has any information about what kind of insect it is. I think it's still a bee.
There are many monsters in the OCG, such as Digbeak and " ✪ Beak Snake ", which have different races and ecology even though they have a different color relationship, so the truth is not clear.

His second Superheavy Samurai S monster with a MAX level, but unlike Tetsudou-O, he can use two materials and is not bound by S materials, and he has a Superheavy Samurai except for the destruction resistance effect by substitution. Since it is not required, it can be used as a general-purpose 12S monster.
In particular, the ability to replenish the hand that can be used after processing the effect of the Spell Trap card activated by the opponent, which is the centerpiece of this monster's ability, is not conditional on the absence of a Spell Trap card in one's GY. This would not have been possible with the Superheavy Samurai S of the time.
In terms of offense, it has the strength to hit with ATK 4000 while in Defense Position, and although it has a solid performance that is safe for 12S, it is a general-purpose 12S that has few competitors who can use level 10 and 11 monsters as S materials. Considering that, it can be said that the performance is sufficient.

A low-level Zombie monster that appeared in Season 1.
Chaotic Swamp is probably one of the attractions of Zombie World.
Other than having the same offense and defense, there is nothing to see.
In the game work, it is given the ability to remove one monster with the highest ATK on its own and the opponent's field, and in DM4 it becomes a valuable removal card that can be used in Yugi Deck.

A lower class Normal Monster of Warrior that appeared in Season 1.
A strange, single-eyed creature with slender human-like arms, wearing something like armor and having a fox-like tail, perhaps due to the setting of deceiving the opponent with its transformation ability, and yet it is too crazy to be called a Warrior. Features a design.
As a monster from the first season, I personally feel it's creepier than Babylon or Phalanx...
In true DM2, he is given the ability to copy the status of one monster when reversed, and his ATK is the highest on the field. Its usefulness is extremely high because the monster is automatically selected as the copy destination.

Thunder's low-level Normal Monster that appeared in the first season, and his WIND Thunder that existed only in the very beginning of the first season.
It is a monster that is almost completely backward compatible with Mega Thunderball, which is also a named fusion material.
Since he appeared in the illustration of "DNA Transplant", there is a theory that WIND is the result of being remodeled...

A low-class Normal Monster of Fiend that appeared in Season 1.
As a level 3 monster in season 1, it has the lowest status, and it is not a fusion material with a name, so there is no use for it.
The relationship with the monster Death Hand, which was used as a wall by the rare hunter in the original Battle City edition, is unknown.
In DM3, it is one of the material cards required to create Bigfoot through communication fusion, and in true DM2, it is given the ability to force all monsters and spell cards into Attack Position when reversed.

A low-class Normal Monster of Fiend that appeared in Season 1, and one of the arm-only monsters that have been around since the very beginning.
Other than his ATK being 100 lower than ✪ Devil's Mirror , which is included in the same pack, he has all the same stats, and there is nothing to see here except that his offense and defense are the same.
This is too much at the moment it was born even though it was the first regular pack to be commemorated.
In Shin DM2, while on the battlefield in the face-up Defense Position, it is given the ability to weaken the attack and defense of all opponent monsters by 100 each turn, and it is said that the opponent's status is likened to a candle that melts little by little with the lit flames. , It is an excellent product that not only matches the design and setting of its own, but also has high practicality.