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One of the Normal Spells that only recover LP that appeared in the first season.
It recovers more than Blue Potion and Red Potion, but loses to 《Soul of the Pure》and Dianketo.
It will later belong to the Goblin card, but it is difficult to make it a unique strength for that reason.
Like the two potions, let's hope it gets tampered with in Rush Duel.

A low-class Normal Monster of Insect that appeared in Season 1.
It has a high total attack and defense value for a level 3 monster at the time, and yet it has a status that specializes in defensive power, making it the highest defensive power for a level 3 vanilla Insect.
He is not a Spider-Man because a human male turned into a spider-monster, but a giant spider with wisdom.
It has also been selected as one of the "Basic Insect" type monsters that appear in illustrations as game players in the G-Ball series.

He appeared in Season 1 and is a low-ranking Fiend Normal Monster, a Sawamura-like monster with longer arms.
Level 3 demons are covered by Death Guide, and can be affected by other effects that refer to ATK 1000 or less, but there is no reason why it should be this monster instead of the named fusion material.
It is relatively well-known as a "hidden public recruitment monster" recruited from duelists to appear in DM1.

A lower-level Normal Monster of the Warrior that appeared in Season 1, a non-bipedal Warrior.
It's a monster that can be used as a fusion material for Dragoness, but in the early days, he's a Fusion Monster, and the total attack and defense value of Dragoness is almost the same as this monster, which is the material.
It can't be helped that he can't attack 3 times because he's a Normal Monster.
However, if this card's name is derived from "armor" and "mail," then that makes sense, and the funny thing is the flavor text, and it might be the monster's design.

Appearing in season 1, he is a high-ranking Normal Monster of Dragon, and a turtle-like dragon that serves as a fusion material for the designation of the Meteor Black Dragon.
In the 3D modeling of the game work, it can be seen that it retracts its neck into this shell-like body, so it can be said that it is actually close to a turtle.
Meteor Black's ATK is the highest class for a monster that can be put out by fusing two bodies at the time, but the ability of this monster itself is extremely mediocre as it is an advanced vanilla of 2000 or less for both offense and defense, and "Yamadron" has a hair. It's just the extent to which it was born.
There are some points that should be especially appreciated, such as the fact that the fusion material and the Fusion Monster's race are consistent, and that the other party is his Red-Eyes, but personally, the named fusion material bonus is +1. I didn't feel anything more than the usual evaluation of scoring.
More than that, the phrase "Meteor Dragon" written in the flavor text is somehow very cool.
For those of you who want to believe in that silver glittering premonition, let's give this "meteor tiara".

A low-level Fairy monster that appeared in Season 1, she has the ability to double or halve her own ATK depending on the result of her coin toss, and this instability makes her whimsical. Apparently.
When the original ATK is doubled, the value is 1900. Anyway, if it's the 1st season, it's good to use a low-level monster with ATK 1900 or higher from the beginning, but this effect doubles the current ATK. Since it doubles, the strength is that you can increase the value when doubled by raising ATK with other effects.
Even if I fail and her ATK is halved, I'm grateful that I won't be burdened with a big disadvantage like "Time Wizard" or "Jirai Gumo".
Even in the game work, she is given the game's original whimsical ability, such as disappearing from the field after one draw, and her own offense and defense increasing or decreasing randomly within a certain range each time she battles.

He appeared in Season 1, a low-level Normal Monster of Spellcaster, and a card that is not a different color of 《White Magical Hat》.
Although it is the oldest thief-type monster, it has no special abilities, and for a Level 2 monster at that time, it has a high attack and defense total value and has the same attack and defense.
Waving a cane to charm the opponent is written in a random way that is unlikely to work for anyone other than some enthusiastic ladies, but that's probably his spell.
In True DM2, it has a strong phantom thief-like ability of not stepping on range-type trap cards, but I would like it to have the same effect as Laughing Flower, which charms the opponent and temporarily takes control. There is a feeling.

A Machine Monster that becomes one of the Fusion Monsters without effects that appeared in Season 1.
It is one of the famous cards with an error card, and the image posted on this site is exactly the one with the error.
Level 6 monsters that can be played with 《Ready Fusion》, both Machine and WIND, exist other than this monster, but when it comes to wind machines, this is the only monster, so select it as a card to put in a circle of wind machine monsters such as SR. can.
In game works, it can be created by fusing Machine and Dragon, and in True DM2 it will be the main force of his Machine Deck, which is the type that is assembled with low Deck capacity.

Appearing in the first season, he is a Reverse Effect Monster of Beast, demonstrating the ability to become a hand-bounce version of the man-eating insect of the same period.
He is characterized by a mask-like appearance worn or decorated by some ethnic group, and a remake monster also appeared in the 4th term.
This effect itself is not at all weak, and even in the environment at the time, it was not uncommon for it to be superior to Man-eating Bugs due to the existence of Monster Reborn, which can stack 3 copies, but the monster that bounces with the Reverse Effect Monster from the same 1st generation. The presence of a pensol that allows you to choose up to two bodies is tough anyway.
If you dare to use it, it will be essential to take advantage of being a Beast.

Fairy's Reverse Effect Monster that appeared in Season 1, and her ability allows you to insert a draw.
As a monster-bodied wall-cum-deck digger, she had a very recognizable role in her Exodia Deck at the time.
In fact, her ATK is also high for a level 2 monster at the time.
Currently, if it's just one draw, even low-level monsters that are not suitable for the theme can be put out immediately on the turn you NS, so it's difficult to use it just to accelerate the draw.

It is a Fiend monster that is one of the Fusion Monsters without effects that appeared in the first season, and it is characterized by having fractional offense and defense as it is a monster used by the player killer of darkness in the original Kingdom arc.
I have the impression that he is a monster that is relatively used in "He is a Fusion Monster in the 1st season, which can be used as a material for Instant Fusion."
Even now, there is no level 5 Fiend that can compete with Ready Fusion, so it will be used for that purpose.
His shoulders, arms, and legs are hairy because he includes Beast in the named fusion material, which is also mentioned in the game's original flavor text.
Although it cannot be created by fusing a Fiend and a Beast, it still retains the characteristic of the Beast that summoned demons are forest demons.

A low-class Normal Monster of Zombie that appeared in Season 1, and a monster with a different color than that wight.
Its abilities are also superior to those of wights, but it is a well-known fact that the cards that support wights are thicker, and the difference from this monster, which is nothing but a low-level Normal Monster, is obvious.
As Pharaoh's 4th subordinate, he is an ATK.
That's why I'm wandering around again today with nowhere to go...

A low-level Normal Monster of Beast that appeared in Season 1, and a named fusion material responsible for the furry component of 《Barox》.
Although it is a Normal Monster with the same 5 stats as Master Unexpert, it is more valuable because it is a named fusion material.
It is also imported into Rush Duel, and even a remake monster that combines its own card name "Panda" with a type of sweets "Panna Cotta" has appeared.

He appeared in Season 1 and is an Insect low-ranking Normal Monster, a monster that has 《Basic Insect》more than 《Basic Insect》.
With 1200 ATK level 4 vanilla Insects alone, he has an ATK of 1150, making him a true hero among 《Gokipole》monsters.
However, "Gokipole" has a removal effect when specified as "or more", so when compared to Killer Bee, "Gokibore", or Big Ant, it is difficult to make a special evaluation that it is only able to remove monsters with ATK 1150.

One of the Fusion Monsters with no effects that appeared in Season 1, the Beast clad in plants is like an ancestor of the Natubi.
There are other Beast Fusion Monsters with effects that can compete with 《Instant Fusion》, but with 《Ready Fusion》, this monster is the only Beast in the same level range, so it is essential to make use of it. becomes.
In game works, it can be created by fusing Beasts and Plants, and can be used as one of the strong fusion patterns in the early stages of the game, but some Beasts that are not too beast-like have been repelled from fusion materials.