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A resurrection trap card located in the 79th general-purpose trap frame of this pack, a twin living dead that can revive up to 2 bodies with 1 card.
It differs from others in that it requires a single hand card for the cost of activation, that the monster to be revived does not care about the battle position, and that the self-destruct condition is not suitable for self-bounce.
If it is destroyed by chaining to the activation, the cost will be lost, and if one of the revived monsters leaves the field, this card will self-destruct, and the other monster will also self-destruct.
It is desirable to use the revived monsters as materials for release or his special summon, and if you combine it with an effect that allows you to do so during your opponent's turn, it will be a card that shines even more.
If the monster being revived has an effect that triggers destruction, one way to do this is to force one or both of them to self-destruct.
A resuscitation trap that has no theme name and no other effect that can be activated by GY is often considered to be the cause of an accident. Cards are often enough, so you need to be prepared for that when adopting.
When using it, if you have at least one monster in your girlfriend's GY at the time of activation, you can also select the monster used for the cost as the target of the effect.

A low-level Normal Monster of Thunder that appeared in Season 1, and a fusion material with the designation 《Kaminari Attack》.
He has a machine-like appearance and is Thunder from WIND, and besides this monster, Lala Raiun and Thunder Kids have appeared as his WIND Thunder vanilla.
It is impressive that it was treated as a kind of tennis ball in the anime GX.
In True DM2, when the monster is reversed in battle, if the opponent's monster is a Machine, it is given the ability to temporarily gain control of it.

His Spellcaster's low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and I'm concerned about the large space between the job and the proper noun.
It is characterized by his mysterious attribute setting called EARTH to use the power of yin and yang, and although it is a personal impression, it is a design that looks like a booster.
All I get is the impression that it's a low-level illusionary monster used by Baku Yami and Malik in DM4.
In True DM2, when reversed, he has an unknown effect of changing all LIGHT monsters to his DARK, but that means that this monster is still behind the scenes.

A low-level Normal Monster of Aqua that appeared in the first season.
Even if only those with ATK less than 1500, his ATK is higher than this monster, and a level 4 Aqua Normal Monster, which is a named fusion material, has existed since season 1.
If there is a point that can be differentiated, it can be equipped with 《Heart of Clear Water》that self-destructs when equipped on a monster with ATK 1300 or more.
In DM4, she is a gem with the best ATK as a low-level monster with female elements, but more than anything, Gonbutori Yugi doesn't include such a card in her Deck.
It might just be a matter of personal preference, but it's just too ignorant.

A low-level Normal Monster of Winged Beast that appeared in Season 1.
Unlike Mirage, which is a monster with a different color and a light bird and beast, this one is a normal wind bird and beast.
Moreover, all five stats are the same as his Harpie Lady, and there is no need for a degraded version of the vanilla Harpie after the fourth one, which is not a fusion material with a designated name.
Its characteristic attack method is described in the flavor text, but unlike Mirage, it cannot be picked up by True DM2, so there is nothing good about it. You can get it by fusing his Winged Beast.
The mirror monsters are 《✪ Devil's Mirror》, 《✪ The Magic Mirror Of Career Change》, and Mirage.
It's unclear why the card name is ✪ Absolutist , but if you think of the mirror as something like a dictatorship switch, it makes sense.

One of the Direct Attackers that appeared in Season 1, his Spellcaster's lower class monster.
Even in the original, the existence of the card can be confirmed in the first time the card is handled.
Since it is a spellcaster, a level 1 monster, and a named fusion material, it has the advantage of being able to receive effects that support them.
Rajin's lamp is a magic lamp, and this card is often regarded as a lamp for Lord of the Lamp, but the treatment is not stable depending on each medium, and at least in OCG, Kappa's boss is changed to a sea snake. It is a lamp that lets you

A low-level Aqua monster that is one of the Direct Attackers that appeared in the first season.
It seems that Ooguchi means a big mouth, not a big mouse, and according to the game text, this monster is a type of bullfrog.
As a type of frog, it has a status that applies to Wetlands, but if you can't make the most of its level 1, Unifrog and Mizukage are better.
True DM2 has the ability to teleport to the opponent's summoning area when reversed, and there is a risk of being attacked by a sudden approach if the turn is passed to raise the rank.
It is probably because this monster is an OCG and a direct attacker.

He is a low-level Fiend monster that appeared in season 1, and has the ability to manipulate 5 cards from the top of the deck to improve the quality of the draw due to the reverse effect.
It was relatively large for a Reverse Effect Monster at the time, and it was used by rare hunters with DM5 to improve the quality of their draws in the Exodia Deck.
In Shin DM2, when a monster is destroyed in battle, it was given an ability that conforms to the original flavor text of the game, which is to bind that monster for one turn. I can't deny the feeling that it will do with the reverse effect.

One of the spell cards that appeared in Season 1, and one of the few cards in Season 1 that has effects related to removal.
It's a card that needs to be played in your main phase, but you can remove up to 5 cards from each other's GY at no cost from 1 card.
It can be used to adjust the GY meta and the number of GY cards in his own GY, and it can be used to exclude things other than monsters, so it can be said that it is an exceptional performance for his spell card that is below the character rare at this time.
It's really good for combos and can cause accidents, but it's the type of card that makes you feel good when you use it.

A low-level machine monster that appeared in the first season, and also a fusion material designated by the name of Mechazaurus, his FIRE was valuable for Machine at the time.
You can activate the effect of blowing up 2 monsters at the expense of 1 of yourself, but since the activation timing is the lowest timing of your own stand-up phase, you can not activate the effect from NS, and the destruction target is smaller than yourself. Limited to those with high his ATK.
Even if you put it on the field during the opponent's end phase due to a card effect, it's rare that there are more than 2 monsters on the opponent's field that most of his decks can destroy.
True DM2 has a powerful effect that explodes all cards within a 3-square range when destroyed in battle. It is easy to use because the summoning power required for is cheap.
Overseas, they have been turned into beanbag machines, monsters of unknown demand, and considering the situation overseas, I feel that it would be difficult to turn monsters like Rough Missile Launcher and Missileroid into OCG from now on.

He is the Machine version of the Direct Attackers monster that appeared in Season 1, and has the highest original ATK among them.
As a dark machine with an ATK of 500 or less, it can respond to various effects such as 《Limiter Removal》and 《Machine Duplication》, and later became part of "Jinzo".
Despite the presence of Psycho Return Turner, it can be said that he is clearly one of the first among the direct attackers of the same period.
No. 1 to No. 6 are skipped to become No. 7, but it probably doesn't have a deep meaning, and it's probably just "I've heard it before."

Appearing in Season 1, he is a low-level Normal Monster of Beast, and has a relatively long card name for a Season 1 monster.
With exactly the same five stats as Frenzied Panda, he is a Normal Monster, and this one, which is not a named fusion material, is backward compatible.
The master of the beast has no lower body, and rather than a beast master, it seems more like a monster whose lower body is a half-beastman.

A low-class Normal Monster of Zombie that appeared in the first season.
It has a high defensive power as a low-level undead in the 1st term, but there is no reason to prioritize it because it is backward compatible with 《Yaranzo》.
In the game work, Zombie and him can be created by fusing Spellcaster, and it can be said that it was worth it for that alone.
At first glance, it looks like a female monster, but the truth is that it doesn't consistently support all of the enhancement spells that correspond to female monsters in game works, and the truth is in the dark.
It doesn't support "The Snake Hair", which is also considered to be a kind of female monster, so does that mean that corpses aren't treated as women?

A lower class Normal Monster of Warrior that appeared in Season 1. Its most distinctive feature is its extremely concise card name.
He is one of the few WATER Warrior monsters in Season 1, and the other is the Swordsman of Isle, so this card is the only Normal Monster.
Later on, Mega Fortress Whale, which has the effect of designating a water warrior based on the legendary fisherman, came out, so the level is different, but if the Skull Blood didn't appear in season 2, it would have had a slightly more unique role. but….
In Shin DM2, when it is destroyed in battle, it is given the ability to bind the monster for 1 turn, which is based on its own flavor text, but in the same work, there are many monsters with lighter conditions and longer spell turns. It is difficult to say that he is particularly excellent.

His Spellcaster monster that appeared in Season 1 has the effect of inflicting one draw against White Magical Hat, which causes the opponent to get one handicap due to the battles damage trigger.
It is said that he is a spell user wearing an iron mask named Masked Magician, but he looks like a machine man who appears in Galaxy Railway 999.
I think that the person who noticed the good compatibility between this monster's nature and his Toon Monster's nature and thought of turning this monster into a Toon even though it was just an OCG monster, had a pretty good idea. increase.
Unfortunately, "White Magical Hat" lost its effect to Geminai's Toon Monster, but...