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One of the fusion material substitute monsters that appeared in the first period.
His EARTH, which is the same as himself, has a fusion cursed creature with a different effect, so when using this monster, it is essential to make use of the fact that he is a Beast.
It is also a different color of Sleepy, and instead of being a DARK, in some games, Sleepy has a special fusion pattern that can be created by fusing his Fiend monster and the first guardian star with a moon monster. .

Fiend's advanced Normal Monster that appeared in the first season.
Although it is a high-class monster, both offense and defense are less than 2000, and it is only a monster that is a little stronger than high-level rare monsters such as Assassin and 《✪ Cactus》.
It's the same with the beams from the eyes, but for some reason the kama and the neck are written in katakana, which is a little annoying.

His Normal Spell, which appeared in the first period, is a removal spell that compels the opponent player to be born first in this world, that is, a removal spell that penetrates complete resistance.
The power to acquire an advantage is far from Thunderbolt, but the combination of using the GY effect that uses resistance penetration and releasing your own monsters and combining it with Dystopia is high, so you can only do it in the main phase. Removal of normal spells that don't exist It can be said that there is a certain level of performance as a spell.

A high-level Thunder monster in the form of a dragon that appeared in Season 1, it has the ability to support the fusion summoning of 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》, which uses itself as a named fusion material.
Due to the nature of his ability to increase one card to a maximum of two by simply discarding it from his hand, he has often been used as a deck compression agent since that time, and even after Thunder Dragon became the theme, he continued to play an active role without being swallowed by those monsters. there is
Until you have enough Skull Knight and Meteor Black when playing True DM without Pokeste, there probably won't be a player who doesn't want to take care of this monster, which is the most suitable fusion material for Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon.

A low-level Warrior monster that appeared in Season 1, and whose move forward is somewhat curious, it has the ability to destroy one opponent's monster when it changes from Attack Position to Defense Position.
It has long been known as a card that works well as a stumbling block that allows you to instantly put this NS monster into a Defense Position and continuously hinder the attacking opponent's monsters.
Compared to Murder Circus, which has similar effects, compared to Defense Position → Attack Position, this has other effects that make it easier to use its own effects from NS, and because it destroys, it is strong against low-level monsters. However, the ability to penetrate resistance and the removal performance against EX monsters are better over there.
In addition, both of them are also fusion materials designated by the name of Devil Box.
In True DM2, it is given the ability to permanently bind the opponent's monster when flipped in battle, which is the highest rank among monsters with similar effects.

A low-level Dragon Normal monster that appeared in the first season, and has the highest ATK among the low-level dragons in the first season.
However, the same level 4 dark dragon has the same ATK and slightly inferior defensive power, but the named fusion material "Blackland Fire Dragon" has existed since the first term, and the reason why this monster is prioritized is few.
Rather than that, I would like to praise the brave figure that confronted "Respect Play" with a forward stance against the composition from the front, which would be a demon for all dragons.

Fiend's low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and one half of the brain that serves as the designated fusion material for 《Skull Knight》.
He has experience in appearing in anime, and at that time, he appeared as a fusion material of "Skull Knight" in a part that was not directly related to the duel.
Except for the status, it is almost the same as Sangan, and there may have been a world line where the monster effect of Sangan was set on this monster.

A high-level Normal Monster of Fiend that appeared in Season 1, a card used by Dark Player Killers to strengthen their defense.
It's a rare monster at the time that has the same defensive stats as " ✪ 30,000 Year Old White Turtle " and " ✪ Rock Turtle ", but its essential defensive power is less than his Archfiend's ATK, so it's not high. Since then, it has been of little use.
No matter how you look at it, he's a machine, but since he's a monster used by a dark player killer, he's written as a devil in the flavor text, making him a fiend.
Personally, I prefer Bandai's purple or metallic pink coloring.
Also, like the other monsters used by Dark Player Killer, the offense and defense are very different between the original game and OCG, and in some games, this monster has a very high defensive power of ATK 1500 and defensive power 2800. It is a high-class monster with a total attack and defense value.

A normal low-class monster of his machine that appeared in the first season, the total attack and defense value is the same as that of Mechahan, and as the name suggests, it is a block-shaped monster that can be said to be a Mechahan in charge of defense.
Contrary to the name and status, the text doesn't say anything defensive.
Among the low class monsters, the DEF of 1800 was the highest after the 2000 DEF at the time and Wall of Illusion of 1850, making it particularly useful among the Normal Monsters included in Booster 7.
Despite this, there was no reprint in the 2nd season Booster R or Booster Chronicle, making it a hard-to-find card that was out of print in the 1st season.
Currently, 1800 DEF is no longer a reliable figure even in battles with low-level monsters, but since it belongs to the Level 4 Dark Machine Group, it can receive many effects, and these characteristics are worth buying. There is also re-recording experience to TP.
In addition, in true DM2, it is given a block ability that reduces the damage to the controller that occurs in its own battle to 0, making it ideal for exploring set cards, but compared to other monsters with similar abilities and high level, the cost of putting it into the deck is relatively high.

A warrior's high-level Normal Monster that appeared in the first period, and has extremely poor stats.
She has the appearance of a cleft-mouthed elf, and while I wouldn't necessarily say she's not beautiful, she's more like a "monster monster user."
It's a female version of Monster Tamer, but the level, race, attributes, and even the fact that she's a Normal Monster are the same.
I guess it means that women are physically inferior to men, but it would be nice if it didn't become a project for people who are picky about gender.
In true DM, if you fuse Mooyan Curry with this monster, you get this Monster Tamer, and if you fuse Monster Tamer with her Cyber Bondage, you get this monster. seems to be aware of

Fusion Monster is a fusion of the monsters used by Yugi in the original, and in fact it is just that the opponent driven by his Gaia the Fierce Knight has been changed from a horse to a Curse of Dragon.
The Alligator's Sword Dragon used by Jonouchi seems to have been inspired by this monster.
There are some effects that name themselves, but there are replacements, their own status is not much improved from Gaia the Fierce Knight, there is no monster effect, and the two monsters used as materials are weak advanced It's already vanilla, and if you use them as materials, Wyrm will become a powerful competitor.
Will the main job be to be referenced from the EX Deck to do something with the fusion materials Gaia the Fierce Knight and Castob Dragon?
Following on from Ojama's Gaia the Fierce Knight, which was reprinted as a Uru frame in Booster R1 that appeared in Season 2, this monster is reprinted as a Uru frame in Booster R2.
Also, although it is such an ability, in true DM, the first guardian planet is Saturn, which is the strongest Fuma monster, and he is the only monster with an original ATK of 3000 or less that can defeat Labyrinth Wall without strengthening. there is

It is a low-level Normal Monster of Aqua that appeared in the first period, and has exactly the same 5 statuses as Gross, a Normal Monster recorded in the same Booster 1, and neither is a fusion material with a specific name.
It looks like a young girl, but it's a Siren monster with a different color.
In True DM2, the ability written in the flavor text to "cover in fog and deprive sight" is given as an effect to turn all of your spell cards face down, but turning your spell cards face down doesn't matter to the set card. Even if the opponent is a CPU that rushes in, it is of little use because it is meaningless.

A low-class Normal Monster of Fiend that appeared in Season 1.
It is a monster called the midnight demon that is summoned by offering a sacrifice, and it is truly a monster with a great devil feeling, but it is actually explained that it is not a devil with wings but a bird monster.
It's a high attack and defense total for a level 2 monster at the time, but I think it would have been better for him to have an ATK of 900 and a defense of 500 anyway.
In True DM2, if you are in the front Defense Position on the field, you are given the unusual ability that all damage received by each other is +100.

A low-class Normal Monster of Fiend that appeared in Season 1.
As far as I read the text, rather than being immature, I feel that it is a kind of botched or failed work that will not be able to become perfect in the future.
In some games, there was a fusion pattern as if the Fiend monster, which is the complete form of this monster, was "Summoned Skull". The evolutionary ability obtained in true DM2 has been downgraded to a gargoyle.

A lower class Normal Monster of Dragon that appeared in Season 1, featuring the same offense and defense.
Dragon is now completely a race of DARK and LIGHT, but originally he was also a race with a large share of WIND like this monster.
Aside from that, he seems to have been fine with DARK when it comes to this monster...
If you have two mouths, the two-mouthed dark ruler is a Dinosaur for some reason, and it feels like it's a story, and this one doesn't get rubbed by anyone, and the shadow is completely thin.