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Once summoned, you can search for "the World Chalice" monsters, which is useful as an initial move. The recovery effect from GY can also be used by sending a Link Monster to her GY, so I think it will be useful.

A card that is also a Ninja monster with her Insect in the form of a human woman full of charm, which is rare in OCG.
It has the ability to self-SS from the hand if there is a Ninja card or set monster in its field, and this alone is a Fusion Monster or Link Monster that requires a Ninja monster as a material and has special summoning conditions. It will be a valuable presence for SAIZO.
In addition, it has the ability to respond to the opponent's monster effects and raise its own set monsters while being set.
If the set monster has an effect that activates when reversed, you can use it, and if the activated set monster is your Ninja monster other than a card with the same name, an additional effect that negates the opponent's effect will be applied.
This makes it easy to take advantage of the self-SS effect that requires a set monster to be on the field, and it is extremely good at capturing effects that the opponent activates outside the field.
Its weak point is that it can't use any effects on its own, but in the worst case, even if it's put on the field as a wall, it's a low-class monster with a high DEF of 2100, so let's give it 9 points.
There are about 20 types of monsters in Insect that have reverse effects, and since their original defense power exceeds 2000, they can become Great Insects by equipping them with something. I'd like to try screwing it into her Insect Deck.

One of the low-level Mathmechs with a very cool standing figure.
Targets 1 monster on the field and has the effect of increasing itself to his Special Summon and the target monster's RBI by 1000. It's okay to target monsters on the field, but if you can't remove the opponent's monsters, you want to use it on your own monsters if possible.
Like Mathmech Subtraction, which lowers RBI by 1000, it can't attack on the turn it's played, but since it's used as material, you shouldn't worry too much about it. And here, it's a bit of a arbitration issue, but Addion and Subtra are processed in the order of "targeting 1 monster on the field, changing the target's RBI after ssing itself". In this case, what happens if the target monster disappears by chaining some kind of monster removal effect to the effect of Addion and Subtora? In this case, the Special Summon will be performed without any problems, and only the effect of the RBI change will be misfired. 《Gatchiri @Ignister》exists among cards with hand trigger effects similar to Addion and Subtra. This card is processed in the order of ``target one of his Cyberse Effect Monsters on your field, negate the target effect, and then ss yourself''. In this case, if there is no target, the target that negates the effect will misfire and the confidence will not be able to his Special Summon. In general, this card and Subtra are very flexible. It's nostalgic now that in the early days of Master Duel, players who didn't really understand the target's ruling would waste removal interference on this effect.
However, it is difficult for him to go on business trips other than Cyberse because he is bound by Cyberse's specialty. However, since Cybers has many strong themes such as @Ignister and Accesscode Talker that have excellent development power, it would be good to use them to expand the development of those themes. Especially with the appearance of 《Mathmech Circular》, it is quite easy for him to go to Mathmech.
However, you can't even activate the effect if there are no monsters in the first place, so you need to be careful about that.

Her Generaider X monster, which also has one side of general-purpose rank 9X, can be used with two or more designated X materials.
Just by being on the field, you can lower the attack and defense of the opponent's monsters by 1000, but the true value is the effect of 3.
From the moment you land on the field, you can use the effect with a complete flitch during each other's turn, and while putting out Ormgand from the EX Deck, up to the number of X materials you have, use your or your opponent's GY cards as X materials. It demonstrates the ability to replenish to
This effect is very good, and it is very strong against the effect negate because it is activated by releasing itself with a complete flitch. It becomes a robbery of GY ad, and favorable conditions are lined up if the number of X materials to be stacked can be set to the number of X materials you have as the upper limit.
What's more, since this is a free material and can be used with 2 units, it's worth including it in the EX Deck along with Ormgand if his Deck can reach Rank 9.
Also, the monsters that can be put out from the EX Deck are his Generaider X monsters other than Fairy, so there is still the possibility that compatible monsters other than Ormgand will appear in the future, which is wonderful.
How to say it, it's a card that feels like it has this power because Ormgand was that.

One of the Reiwa Ninja monsters that appeared in the 11th term, and the first muscular human Rock monster in a long time.
What the heck is a Ninja? It is a superlative monster drawn with a spirited old man with a feeling like that.
It has an effect that can set up to 2 monsters in the field with summon triggers and reverse triggers, and the monsters in the opponent's field that receive this effect cannot be reversed at their own will.
On the opponent's turn, he Special Summons and sets two monsters on the opponent's field to prevent them from being used as S, X, Link materials, etc. You can also move to restrict deployment.
The other effect is also triggered by flipping monsters in each other's field, and it's an excellent effect that unleashes an all-purpose removal effect.
The problem is how to Special Summon or reverse this monster without self-SS ability during the opponent's turn. I want to do it without difficulty.

Yusei's boyfriend is a member of the venerable Karoshi Alliance Origin who also joined Deck.
Along with "Quillbolt Hedgehog", he is the culprit who sprouted the concept of "name turn 1 limit" in Yu-Gi-Oh. In terms of the number of deaths from overwork, it's one of the best in our dimension, and it's probably a contender for 1st and 2nd place.
Debuted on the silver screen with a dramatic use of stealing the level of "Quickdraw Synchron" and reviving it. At this point, it only smells like gunpowder, but thanks to the side's covenant working well, it didn't turn out to be a big deal.
However, the debt left by this card turned into an outrageous bomb, turning a high-level tuner into an extremely dangerous special-class fetish. In fact, the tuners of the 5D's period are all inferior, and the majority of the advanced superlative tuners are inferior in usability. It seems that Konami also understood how dangerous it was.
However, there is a limit to continuing to create fun duels with suppressed card designs, and after the anime ends, highly versatile high-level tuners and high-level synchronized tuners appear one after another.
He usurped the level as if it was a natural right, and he trampled the environment with a ladybug samba that went back and forth between GY and the field, and was quickly killed within the year. I knew.
As mentioned above, since it is one of the cards Yusei used, there are many voices that want it to return, but at present, the combination with Link Summoning is a fatal blow, and it can be said that the possibility of errata return is virtually closed. .

What?! !
Lurcaroth's ATK is originally 3000, so +500 would be quite strong in combat... although he has a strange spell that can extend his ATK beyond Tearlaments.
The cards sent to GY should be around King of the Swamp, not Tearlaments or active effects, so there shouldn't be any problems.
That's why he makes a funny illustration.

Appearing in DM2, he is one of the Ritual Monsters, and appeared in OCG in the Dark Ceremony Edition along with her other Ritual Monsters in the same position, such as Chakra and Fortress Whale.
Until the appearance of Absolute, Kuwagger Hercules was the only Insect and he was a Fusion Monster recently, but this is the only Insect Ritual Monster at the time of evaluation.
And since Ritual Monsters are a type of Special Summon monsters that can be put into your hand or her Deck, you can ignore the summoning conditions and Special Summon with 《Cocoon of Ultra Evolution》or the effect of Paranoid.
It's a pity that it doesn't have a monster effect, but we can look forward to the appearance of his new Insect Ritual Monsters that focus on this property in the future.
In terms of stats, just like the Crab Turtle, he is a balanced type with no special strengths in both offense and defense, and although he was a valuable force among his Insect monsters at the time, it was still lacking in power as a Level 8 Ritual Monster. That's my impression.
The name in Ritual Spell in the DM series is "Insect with spear".

The champion of Shark Deck, who forcibly went to rescue Mr. Shark's deck, which was difficult to get rank 3.
His buddy "Toadally Awesome" was thrown into prison and his Bahasha Mochi stance disappeared, but he is still treasured as one of the routes leading to the Future Dragon King.
An excellent point is that the range of monsters that can be put out is fairly wide.
There are many things that can be done, such as summoning acid golems as dispatch personnel, assisting direct attacks with Nightmare Sharks, and making full use of Liberian Sharks to equip Top with the Sword of the Seven Emperors.
Mochi dies, but Bahasha never dies. It's a useful card that will continue to play an active role in the future.

A final move that enables a single direct attack.
A technical monster that can become Azeus as it is.
It can supply materials on its own, so it works well with 《Bahamut Shark》, but since Bahasha cannot attack on the turn you use this, you need to attack with yourself or another monster.

A shark monster with a solid expansion effect.
However, the other WATER in the Shark Deck has a lot of people who can special summon on their own, so there are some scenes where the effect is not used.
The true value of this card lies in its (2) effect, which can be used as material for his wide range of Ranks 3-5 WATER X.

A piece like Reiwa's "Dinowrestler Pankratops".
This is a general-purpose card that can be searched for later, so it's quite a habit. In addition, it also takes aggressive actions such as exclusion according to the opponent. Compared to over there, it's a passive activation, so timing is difficult, but you can still differentiate it. I lose the RBI, but I think it's a feeling that the removal performance has been strengthened.
...Well, for the time being, we can't escape the restrictions, so I'd recommend anyone with 3 cards to go on a rampage while they're still here.

Shark Deck's proud recruiter.
It is a very important presence in the development, as it can bring out Future Dragon Emperor and Jellyfish Senpai from one card.
If you think about it as a practical class, you tend to focus on rank 4, but when summoning WATER X, you can treat it as level 3 or 5, which is also an excellent effect. Combined with 《Lantern Shark》, most of the Xyz monsters used by Shark can be X Summoned, so fans will be happy.

In exchange for destroying the face-up card, I think it's excellent that you can free chain "Abyss Playhouse - Fantastic Theater from his Deck, or place an 'Abyss Actor' P-Monster from your Deck into your P-Zone.
There are restrictions on the link materials, but I don't think there will be any problems because the materials are aligned with the effect of "Abyss Actor - Hyper Director".

　With the appearance of "Kashtira", a piece that has blossomed.
Friche's GY meta isn't weak, and it's even stronger at Rank 7. Battle destruction resistance and effect destruction resistance must depend on the opponent, so you can't rely on it. However, it is excellent in that it can be advantageous in fighting against themes that have only one attribute.
"Personally, I felt it could have been rated a little higher."