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Dinosaur now has many excellent cards such as Pankratops, Soul Eater, and 《Scrap Raptor》. However, until the end of the 9th season, the race as a whole was not strong enough to flatter, and it has been a long ... too long winter period of about 10 years. There was even a terrible analogy, ``Dragon Ruler was allowed if he was a Dinosaur''.
In the midst of all this, there was someone who had been supporting them since that winter. Even though it was exposed to unfavorable times, its strength continued to hold a certain meaning, and at the hands of the dinosaurs who woke up from hibernation at the end of the 9th period, that work was finally rewarded, this is Tyranno Infinity. increase.
Level 4 he is EARTH. There are no special summoning conditions or restrictions. The effect is simple and straightforward, treating his original ATK as Dinosaur x 1000 numbers that are excluded. As a self-enhanced monster of this kind, it boasts a ridiculously high multiplier, and if it's just the height of the multiplier, it surpasses even that Daiza.
He needs to have multiple Dinosaurs in his deck to be effective, but it's not an exaggeration to say that a pure Dinosaur build doesn't require any special gimmicks and doesn't interfere with the movement of the deck. There are plenty of exclusion gimmicks in the current Dinosaur, such as the summoning cost of "Ultimate Conductor Tyranno", the Special Summon effect of Micerasaurus, and "Double Evolution Pill". You can expect results. In particular, it works extremely well with Micerasaurus, and if you Special Summon Infinity due to the effect of Micera, you will get 4000 RBI with this alone, and you can turn ordinary attackers into charcoal.
A level 4 Dinosaur is also a pretty strong stat, and the strongest he can also be a material for Evolzar, Lagia and Dorka. If you access the above two bodies when you can't hold back with firepower, the control power in the return turn is extraordinary, and sometimes you can put more pressure on your opponent than that Baroness.
Its weak point is that it has nothing but explosive firepower, and of course it doesn't have any resistances, interference, recruiting effects, etc. Therefore, it is not uncommon for it to be easily dealt with by the opponent's removal or interference. This card's late game damage is spectacular, so you can expect to inevitably focus on removal. In famous places, if you put this card on the field under 《Skill Drain》, it will turn into a lizard with ATK 0.
Therefore, how to protect this card is the key to victory. It is a good idea to use the resistance effect of Micerasaurus, the obstructive effect of Dinosaur Transmitting Tyrannosaurus and Pankratops, and the suppressing effect of Evolzar to pass through this great firepower.
As long as it's decided, it's almost the same as winning, and the odds of winning are quite high. A card that has been Dinosaur's trump card for a long time, and will continue to show its presence in the future. I like it.

The effect of (1) is really excellent in that you can search for your favorite "Gishki" monster, and I think it's strength is that there is no limit of one card turn with the same name for activation.
Even if it is sent to GY, if there is a ``WATER/Ritual Monster'' due to the effect of (2), during the end phase of each other's Deck/GY you can set any ``Aquamirror'' Spell/Trap of your choice other than the one with the same name, so it is useless. I think it's fine without

The black history of God Trap. Lord of the Aesir support, but for some reason God Trap's old man is in the picture. I wonder how Aunt Forbidden's story will be treated in the future.
It's terrible that Nordic Relic's support is not received because of half-hearted homage to "Solemn Judgment".

It covers the basic movements of modern Yu-Gi-Oh!
Note that you can only negate Special Summons that don't get on the chain like Black Horn of Heaven.
There is no particular support, but along with 《Solemn Judgment》and 《Solemn Warning》, it is called God Trap, Sangenjin, etc. and is treated like a real category. advice? He was a nice guy.

Comprehensive evaluation: There is a merit if the card used as a release trigger is used.
You can make up for the consumption by using release as a trigger for Darkest Diabolos, Lord of the Lair or by releasing a holy time monster.
However, since the tuner level that can be collected is limited, it is only possible to collect and reuse "Rokket Synchron" and "Effect Veiler" to find meaning.
It's meaningless and hard unless the corresponding card is placed in GY once.

Comprehensive evaluation: Although it can send, it is unstable.
Even if you steal the opponent's monster, it's level 4 or lower, so it can only be used as a link material without material designation.
It is possible to put your own monsters on the opponent's field, and you can play 《Giant Kozaky》to deal damage to your opponent, but the hand cost is heavy.
In addition, if there is another level 4 or lower, the opponent can choose that one, so the conditions are strict.

Overall Rating: Useful link material.
Since it increases to two bodies, it is easy to use for link summoning and rank 1 Xyz material.
Add summoning rights and you have a Tribute Summon release.
If you have 2 or more cards in your hand, you won't be able to use the effect, so I would like to use a card that returns the hand to his Deck.
With 《Illusion of Chaos》, you can search for 《Magicians' Souls》and return your hand to his Deck, so you can get a Rank 1 or lead to a Link Summon while reducing hand mishaps.
Even so, it would be better if there were other means of exchanging cards because accidents can happen.

Bounzer's Ace Monster
It works like a rank 6 version of the Locust King.
Unlike the Locust King, it doesn't target you, so you can stop the effects of those who release or exclude yourself on the field.
In addition, it does 1000 damage, but recently Yu-Gi-Oh seems to be cheap if you don't die, so if you use it on your opponent, you'll be unexpectedly hurt.
negate In the meantime, everyone's evaluation is low because it does not remove destruction etc.
If you look at it as a general-purpose rank 6, it is a card that is fully adopted.
It's not a turn 1 name but a turn 1 self, so if you have room to line up more than one, you can use it for that amount, which is a modest strength
Unfortunately, it cannot be used in a bad test because it is "negate the effect" and not "activate negate".
Even if he uses up all his Xyz materials, he's Rank 6 and has 2700 ATK.
Bounzer is a disposable theme abandoned by KONAMI, but only Streak Bounzer can be used even in modern times if it is used by a duelist who is good at identifying must counters. He is an Xyz Monster.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that you can recruit "Abyss Actor" monsters that do not have the same name as the target. I think it's excellent that you can choose the condition to be exchanged, and whether to place the target "Abyss Actor" P monster in the P zone or destroy it.
I think the strength of the common effect of (2) is that you can bounce up to two cards on the opponent's field.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Mirror Force》is enough.
Even though the activation conditions are strict, it is difficult to handle with the same effect as an unlimited card.
Even though it can be searched, it can now be set with 《Trap Trick》.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Solemn Warning》is good.
Versatility is greatly inferior because it can only be used for light and darkness.
Since this is an exclusion, the advantage is that he can strongly appear in his DARK and LIGHT that use GY.
However, it is not difficult to exclude them after going to GY.

Comprehensive evaluation: It can not do much damage to the other party.
Compulsory Evacuation Device doesn't give you any cards if you just want to remove the opponent's monsters.
There is no point in using the draw unless it is used as a trigger such as Appropriate.

Warrior is full of brain muscles, but among them, strength is the one that embodies power.
There are quite a few scenes in Yu-Gi-Oh where it is better to hit from above with a permanent effect pump-up rather than activating the effect poorly.
It's been said a lot, but the existence of "Gren Maju Da Eiza" must be a thorn in your eyes.
However, it is not completely backward compatible and can be sufficiently differentiated by status such as race.
Since he is an advanced player and does not rely on EX, it would be ideal for him to accumulate exclusions with 《Pot of Extravagance》and remove them with 《The Monarchs Stormforth》.

A high-level Normal Monster that will be his Pyro's strongest force in the first season.
His ATK is 2100, which is quite high for an advanced monster that can be Normal Summoned at the time, and since it was included in regular packs and its rarity was normal, it is also an existence that splits popularity with Air Eater.
Having said that, if I bought EX, I would have definitely gotten Judgeman with his higher ATK as a high-level monster, and 《Summoned Skull》.
In the game work, it gained popularity in the early stages of the campaign as a monster that can be created by combining the weakest Beast and Fire Demon monsters. That's right.

He is one of the poor high-level machine monsters that appeared in the first season, but has a uselessly high defensive power, but is firmly below 2000 and has an ATK lower than Mechahan.
A mysterious monster that doesn't look like a dice at all even in the attack motion of the Shin DM series, which was created with 3D modeling, and the text doesn't mention that it's a machine at all.
For the time being, it is possible to fusion summon with a combination of Beast and Machine with ATK 1200 or more and less than 1650.
It's a monster that no one seems to remember, but I hope it will be revived with a dice-related effect in one remake frame.