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The man who seems to have finally revealed his true nature is the manager of Amazement.
He can self-SS when an Amazement monster is in play, and as a by-product he can search and salvage Family Faces, Amazement's big catches.
In addition, during the opponent's turn, Friche uses an Effect Monster other than himself as a stepping stone to replace his Deck's face-up form, reducing the target monster's ATK to 0 and equipping the Recruited Arlequino with an Amazement Trap card. It is designed to keep the opponent's summoned / Special Summoned monsters in check with the family face.
Since it can be used not only for searches but also for salvage, it is good that it is easy to use even if the family face, which has no amazement name and cannot be activated by itself, can easily cause an accident if it is overloaded, even if it is pinned.
Well, I wrote a lot, but even if everything went well, it wouldn't be too much trouble after all. is.
Since Search Salvage is attached to the self SS effect, there is also the drawback that if he is caught by Urara Yawarashi, he will fail to appear on the battlefield, and the appearance of this monster will raise the bottom of the power of the Amazement Deck. It's a bit dubious to say that it's a new card.

A level 5 ground machine that will be the new deployment member of the Infinitrack.
Has the ability to make himself his Special Summon in response to Earth Machine's release or face-up elimination when present in hand or in her GY.
All his level 5 Infinitrack monsters other than this monster have a self-SS effect that activates by releasing Earth Machines on the field, and many of them are activated by excluding themselves, which are Earth Machines, from his GY. It is easy to satisfy the condition because it has the effect of
The Infinitrack X members also have the ability to release and revive Machine Links such as Goliath, so you can pull the trigger there as well.
With this effect, if he leaves the field after Special Summoning, he will be removed, but if it is a rank 5X material, it will be possible to continue his Special Summon from GY regardless of that.
Since Brutal does not impose restrictions on his Special Summon after activation, it would be good to connect to his Machine X monsters other than EARTH, such as Nova Infinity.
He also has the ability to give a permanent effect to a Machine X monster by becoming an X material for that monster, which makes all the monsters on the opponent's field become his Defense Position and also lowers their defense power.
Whether or not this is an effective suppression depends largely on the opponent's Deck, and if Machine X leaves the field with this monster as an X material due to an effect in the middle of development, that's it, so I think there are many cases where it's only a small thing. However, it will definitely be useful to support the battle destruction triggering X materialization effect that the members of Infinitrack X have.

This is a monster that will be a no-rare frame this time, and a festival card that has been on the year of the rabbit, which is the zodiac of 2023.
Its ability is a moderate metamorphosis effect that provides rabbit ears to the monster when the effect of the monster is activated on the field.
It must be directly chained and can only be activated once on the same chain, but there is no turn 1, and all monsters that activate the effect on the field can optionally provide rabbit ears and battle destruction resistance.
With this alone, there is no point in attaching rabbit ears to the opponent's monster, but due to the effect that can be activated in the second half of each other's turn with a complete flitch, the ability to temporarily exclude yourself and the monster with rabbit ears will increase the development of the opponent's turn. can be a hindrance.
It is likely to be an effective 1 obstruction against Decks that perform Special Summon from the EX Deck with those monsters, and you can also exclude your own monsters with rabbit ears. , The temporary banishment effect doesn't have a name called Turn 1, so it's effective to line up multiples, and I felt that it's a surprisingly practical and highly comboable card for a non-rare monster with a silly effect.
The fact that it's not a complete removal isn't bad either, as it leaves a target for combat and effects on the return turn.

Instead of being tied to a Light or DARK monster, a non-Tuner is an S monster that can be S summoned without a Tuner by using an out-of-effect text that allows one of the Light or DARK monsters to be treated as a Tuner.
The ability is a universal single exclusion effect triggered by Special Summon, including S summons, and if LIGHT is included in the material for S summons, S monsters on your field, including yourself, are completely resistant to the effects of opponent monsters. , If DARK is included, a permanent effect will be exerted that gives battle destruction resistance to all monsters on your field, including yourself.
If you perform an S summon with both attributes, both resistance effects will be applied, and since his original ATK is 3500, it can be said that the performance against monsters is quite high.
The single exclusion effect is triggered by Special Summons other than S Summons, and there is no name for Turn 1, so even if you are defeated by Thunderbolt or Infinite Impermanence, your resistance will disappear, but you will not be able to resuscitate. ・I think it's great that there's a reason to bring it back.
The effect is rather solid, the power to stay is strong, but the power to deal with difficult enemies in front of you is poor, and the total level required for that is a little high hurdle, but the general level 10S is large. Even if you compare it with the Gongen Baroness, I think it's safe to say that this unique monster that can be S-summoned without a tuner has enough existence.

In exchange for the protection by hand-induced monsters after activation, and the search and development by monster effects that are activated in the hand, the normal draw after that will be 2 draws and the summoning right will be increased by 1 each turn. Rule intervention type his spell card.
It's hard to imagine that this would apply throughout the Duel and become an irreversible effect after Hieroglyph Lithograph...
Due to its nature, this card drawn after the second one after successful activation is unnecessary, but due to his GY effect in anticipation of that, when he succeeds in NS while processing this second card, You can activate a bonus effect that restricts the activation of the opponent's monster's effect.
Metabi and Trap Bi-type Decks that tie up the opponent with monsters' permanent effects and thick backs when going first, Decks that adopt life-shavings that are incompatible with hand triggers, and Decks that aim for victory by methods other than beatdowns. It seems to be a good match, but in order to gain an advantage in normal draws, it is a prerequisite to bring it into a long game to some extent. In the case of a Deck that searches and deploys with the effect of , there are cases where it is difficult to use even if a general-purpose hand trigger monster is not included in the main deck.
In any case, I think it's a great card with lots of room for experimentation and discussion.

The Trap card, which will be a rare frame this time, has a card name suitable for the January pack, and the Goblin shopkeeper wearing a shirt with the same design as the one worn by the boy with the Sukugori T-shirt is drawn. feature card.
Whether or not this is the grown-up Goblin boy in Sukugori T-shirt is currently unknown.
The effect is to flip over 5 opponent's decks, choose one of them, present a number that is a multiple of 100 from 100 to 3000, and the opponent recovers the same LP as the presented number, while you lose it. It allows you to add one of your chosen opponent's cards to your hand.
It is arranged in such a way that you pay the other party the asking price called LP and purchase the item that the other party has, but if the other party's LP does not recover by the number presented, this process will not be performed, and above all, It is up to the opponent whether to recover or not.
If the opponent does not respond to the recovery of LP, the opponent will have little advantage in responding to this because one numerical disadvantage will be confirmed, and the opponent can only present up to 3000 at the maximum. It is also difficult to connect to tug of war.
If you read too deeply into the possibility of setting up a combo using the LP difference, there is no reason to respond. children.
That's why most of the time, it's just Ancient Telescope that only confirms the top 5 cards in his opponent's deck, and it's a slow trap card...
I think the effect itself is very entertaining, but if you use it in a serious duel, you won't be able to do anything unless your opponent knocks on it. As expected, I can't deny the feeling of a design error, so I will give this score.
Shouldn't the other party be able to refuse recovery if I present a certain number or more?

A low-class Normal Monster of Beast that appeared in Season 1.
A thief mouse whose card name uses the English word for robbery.
Considering the time of its appearance, it must be said that the status is quite poor, and at most booster 1 or 2 feels appropriate.
He appeared in the illustration of "The Big March of Animals", which has a large number of new and old Beast monsters drawn, and it can be said that it was worth being born as a Beast just for that.

A Warrior monster used by Jonouchi in the original Kingdom and Battle City editions, and a Fusion Monster in OCG just like the Flame Swordsman.
He is an orthodox magic knight and has a high ATK among the Warrior monsters used by Jonouchi, but he is not very active. far away.
It is mainly used as a release material that can be released with a simple / 《Ready Fusion》, but later in Yu-Gi-Oh R, a monster that uses this monster as a fusion material appeared, and it changed its specifications and turned it into an OCG. It can be said that it is a blessed existence among the monsters used by Jonouchi, such as remake monsters with special move names incorporated in their card names.

A Fusion Monster without the Spellcaster effect that appeared in Season 1.
Although he uses two female monsters as fusion materials, he is a monster that is often made fun of because he is male and the two fusion materials have absolutely nothing to do with music.
Was Otoonna + Hibiki onna bad? However, these two are warriors and this monster is her spell user, and the premise is that the fusion materials named by her Fusion Monster in the 1st season are monsters that are included in the same pack. So...
In addition, 《Witch of the Black Forest》, which is a fusion material, has a useful effect, so being able to refer to it with 《Fusion Deployment》is not a bad thing.
As for the operation of the main body, it is a material for her Special Summon with the body of a level 5 light spell user that can be used with "Ready Fusion".
And no one would have thought that the third metalized monster would be this monster until Step Johnny used it in the anime.

A Rock monster that appears in Season 1 and increases its attack and defense in proportion to the number of cards in your hand. It will be quite powerful.
The three races that power up in the wilderness have a low-level monster with a maximum ATK of 1600 in the first period, and there were no monsters higher than "Shadow Ghoul" or "Millennium Golem" in the main deck, so the first period In the wilderness field in , it was normally the existence of the highest strength class.
It's not difficult to get more stats with the current card pool, but the power-up efficiency is too bad, and it would be much easier to beat the opponent in another way if you can earn that much cards.
He appeared as a remake monster in the 4th season, and instead of becoming a high-level monster, his original ATK and power-up multiplier increased, but I'd definitely like to see another level of nausea.
From the illustration of the smoke billowing out and the specification of the effect that increases the anger voltage depending on the number of cards in your hand, you might think that this monster itself is going to be irritated, but according to the game text, it seems to be a setting that specializes in angering the opponent. .
In the game work, it feels like a familiar monster as Rock in the early Deck, and since the existence of "Stone Dragon" and "Mystical Sand" with ATK over 2000, Rock is an excellent fusion material, so you can use it for a long time. .
In True DM2, the effect is applied when reversed, and the reference is changed to the number of monsters in his GY, so by putting it out in the second half of the duel, it is possible to easily obtain tremendous offense and defense alone. increase.

A low-level Normal Monster of Fairy that appeared in Season 1. A fashionable monster whose card name is an English word meaning kindness and compassion.
Happy Lover, a different color monster, had a high ATK for a Level 2 Fairy Normal Monster, but this monster also has the highest ATK and DEF total for a Level 3 Fairy Normal Monster.
True DM2 has the ability to halve all damage received by each other during the front Defense Position, and if multiple bodies are in play, the effect will overlap, so high ATK monsters that cannot be mass-produced by fusion will be the opponent's. It helped raise the ranks of those monsters by increasing the healing that can directly attack the Deck leader.

A low-class Normal Monster of Insect that appeared in Season 1.
Although it is set to live in cold regions, he is not WATER, he is an ordinary EARTH and he is an Insect.
Because of this, he first appears in Insect, and he delays the appearance of the WATER monster until the 6th season of Madinushi.
As a Level 3 monster at the time, it had the maximum offensive and defensive value, but rather than that, I can only imagine that it was used for a really silly prank in a game work that combines "Tundra" and "Tsundere".

A low-level Machine monster that appeared in Season 1 and has an injection-type burn effect that deals constant damage regardless of the quality of the released monster.
If this effect doesn't have the name Turn 1 or even Turn 1, even if the damage efficiency isn't good enough, with the current card pool it wouldn't be a bad idea to go first and burn the opponent down. matter.
Perhaps because of that, the Canon Soldier monster group was sent to the clan extermination system.
Unless some kind of errata is applied, it will be hopeless to return, and in that case the score given this time will definitely be revised downward.
Hmm, but what exactly is the difference between monsters that are errataed from limited to unlimited like katapa, monsters that are errataed after being banned and return, and monsters that are banned and left untouched?
As long as this monster is named Turn 1, I don't mind if it's an unlimited card from tomorrow...
Unfortunately, such a monster was a named fusion material, so it was a big annoyance for Labyrinth Tank, who had named it.
Since the remake of the magic tank has been confirmed as a product that will be released overseas for the first time, I would like you to do your best there.
By the way, this monster has also been active in Rush Duel, where he is an excellent card with a high ATK as a low-level monster, and the monster effect is also a turn 1 specification, so it is a reliable performance.

A low-class Normal Monster of Fiend that appeared in Season 1.
Despite claiming to be an evil god, it has exactly the same status as the imp that looks like a low-ranking demon in the same pack.
It's a roundabout and cunning thing that can't be thought of as a god at all, but it can't be helped because there are gods who like that kind of way.
In DM4, it is a fairly strong low-level monster, but there are also competitors such as Imp and Dark Majin Nightmare, and the impression is that this one is slightly inferior due to the difference in the corresponding strengthening spells.

He is one of Aqua's low-level Normal Monsters that appeared in the first season, but his ATK is the third highest among Aqua's low-level Normal Monsters in the first season, following "Giant Red Seasnake" and " ✪ Fountain Fairy ". It is.
However, not only are those two above, this monster, unlike "Hyosube" directly below, is not compatible with Recruiters, etc., and ATK 1400 Aqua, which does not receive negative effects from monsters with ATK less than 1500, is also " With Water Omotics and Water Magician existing, there was no reason to choose this monster.
In the 2nd season, the high tide Merman appeared and when I dropped to 4th place, I felt like I was completely stabbed.
In True DM2, it has a useful ability to turn up to 5 squares, including the squares it is in and the adjacent squares, into ocean landforms when reversed, but since it has a higher combat ability than The Furious Sea King with the same ability, it can be put in the Deck. The summoning power required to put it into play and the cost for it are also increasing.