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A lower class Normal Monster of Dragon that appeared in Season 1.
The dragon that appeared in the first period even in the first season has become a rather unusual type of picture scroll with a dragon drawn.
He has sharp offense and defense, and the bad text that focuses only on the low side is written, but thanks to his low defense, he has a personality that has a high ATK for a level 2 monster.
In True DM2, after 3 turns in Defense Position after being reversed, it is given the ability to transform into "Yamadron" like a cocoon of evolution, and the dragon written in the picture scroll is supposed to be "Yamadron".
If the ability of the picture scroll is this, it is undeniable that the ability of the dragon that comes out is also this.

A low-level Normal Monster of Plant that appeared in Season 1.
Of the four monsters that appeared in season 1 that were not named fusion materials and all five basic stats were the same, this monster was the first to appear.
Others are Man Eater, 《Destiny HERO - Dasher0 》, and 《Mushroom Man》, and all of these monsters are common to the point where they all have different colored monsters.
In the original, it is also a monster used by Mokuba, and in the game work, if you win a certain number of times against Mokuba, you can get it as a bonus.
In the game work, it is set as a black demon, which is rare in the plant where the forest demons are crowded, and it is a unique existence that corresponds to dark energy.

Appearing in the first season, he is a Beast's low-ranking Normal Monster, a phalanx that is not a phalanx in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG world.
When I compared Dick Beak and 《✪ Beak Snake》, I thought that the impression is quite different when you look at it from the front and from the side or diagonally.
In the case of this monster, the tip of the head is cut off, unlike the Pale Beast in different colors, which is all disgusting in the flavor text.
Except for its defensive power, it is the same as Sleepy and Larbus, they have higher defensive power than this monster, and since Sleepy is a named fusion material, there is no reason to prioritize this monster.
In the 1st term, there were quite a few "beasts that don't look like beasts at all", and even one of them is not a beast, such as spewing lasers from its mouth. For that reason, it even supports 《Axe of Despair》and Electric Whip.
Also, unlike Larbus, it seems that it is accepted as a beast because it can be used as a fusion material for Flower Wolf and Flame Cerberus.

A Fairy's low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and a card selected as the Charmer's LIGHT familiar.
Although it is not a named fusion material, it is useful in low-level Fairy Decks that use Mokey Mokey because it has the highest ATK among Fairy Normal Monsters of level 2 or lower, and was not reprinted in Season 2. It was a monster with a relatively good value from.
In the 1st term, when the total value of offense and defense is reflected in the level as it is, there was no useless defensive power! It's a monster that makes you think.
In True DM2, it has a powerful effect that clears all strengthening and weakening of the opponent's monster that fights and battles, and by raising her ATK of this monster itself, no matter how strengthened the monster can be easily buried. .
Compared to "Jirai Gumo" and "Ray & Temperature" with the same effect, her original ATK is inferior, but the cost to put it in the deck is cheaper, and the summon power is lower than the lower level, so it can be summoned to the field. can take out.

A low-class Normal Monster of Insect that appeared in Season 1.
A scorpion that can use his spell to give the opponent nightmares apart from the poison of the stinger, and from such an ecology, the game work corresponds to dark energy.
Vanilla Insect, a level 3 monster, has ✪ Great Scorpion Of The Tundra of different colors with higher attack and defense, and Spider-Man with higher defense even if it's ATK 1000 or less.
In True DM2, it is set as a monster effect that reverses the "Show Nightmare" ability in battle and locks the opponent's monster for 1 turn.

A low-level Normal Monster of Aqua that appeared in the first season.
It seems to be classified as an amorphous evil creature, and although most of the monsters in the game are Aqua, which is set as a water demon, this monster is a devil demon.
Just reading the text makes me feel like it's more suitable for direct attackers than Mystic Lamp and Rainbow Flower from the 1st season.

A low-class Normal Monster of Zombie that appeared in the first season.
The fact that the graveyard itself is a monster has something in common with the same undead 《Temple of Skulls》.
As a level 3 monster, its stats are low, and there are even lower undead normal monsters from the same period that are even better.
True DM2 has the ability to "make living things die" that turns all of your monsters into zombies when reversed, but there is no ability that corresponds to "give more power to the dead".
In true DM, he can fuse with any Zombie with an ATK of less than 1500 to create The Snake Hair, so in a sense, it could be said that he gives power to undead with an ATK of less than 1500.

A Continuous Trap that transforms one monster on the field into a 6-attribute machine every turn.
Hmm, this easy-to-understand but overwhelming impact that feels like it's on the other side of No Rare, doesn't it really fit the cards included in the special packs distributed at Junfest?
I think you can think of various fun combos using this effect, and depending on the opponent, it can also be used as a meta for effects that refer to races.
, I can't guarantee the practicality of using this card alone, as it's just for fun, including combos.
However, I also think that the existence value of this card is great just to make you want to think about what you can do with this card.

A Field Spell that grants 2 draws to players who hit a Tuner with a normal draw.
If you draw it, the tournament will be held in the next draw phase as it is, but if your opponent draws the tuner, it will be drawn and this card will be destroyed, and he will also lose a lot of LP, which is a painful disadvantage. will accept.
The biggest bottleneck in using this card is the existence of the back, which is standard equipment in most decks, and it seems that the card was designed with this understanding in mind.
Of course, if you activate it properly, it will be difficult to use it strongly as a continuous source of advantage, including the fact that the opponent will be the first to try.

It is a monster that changes the number and quality of effects it exerts depending on the combination of the number of materials and the level of the monsters used as materials when S-summoned, and it is a type of monster that finishes its work at the time of S-summoning. A masterful S-monster.
If you put it out with 3 materials, it will be a very excellent existence as an S monster that you can use as a relay because it is a versatile single target removal + 1 draw + tuner.
However, the level 6 unbound S monster has a higher ATK than this monster and is originally a tuner, and the activation effect can be used to remove a single target. There is a Coral that can do all the work of this monster, regardless of the method of spawning it, although the quality of it is different.
This is all over once you negate the S summon effect, but since each of them is independent over there, Coral feels more reliable even if you use it as a relay.
The fact that the target removal effect doesn't target and doesn't require a hand cost, the fact that you can blow up your own cards, so you can use it for combos when you go first, and the fact that you have different races and attributes make it different.

His second Reptile Fusion Monster since Worm Zero, and the first Reptile monster that can be Fusion Summoned with 《Instant Fusion》.
Now 《Instant Fusion》and 《Ready Fusion》cover all races except for special races.
In terms of performance, it is specified that it cannot use monsters in the opponent's field, and it is not possible to use GY fusion to reduce consumption, so it seems that it will be called a dissolution. a little pity.
I didn't want you to write "on your field" because it doesn't have to be 2 or more materials, but 2 or more, but I think this is the official answer for a card pool where super fusion exists.
In terms of performance, the ATK of the opponent's monster is set to 0 by its own effect, and by destroying it in battle, it leads to 2 draws, but in order to apply the effect of setting ATK to 0, You have to use a fusion material that matches the opponent, and it is basically difficult to apply.
Also, it is not effective against monsters whose original ATK is 0, such as those whose ATK changes with their own effects.
There is no limit to the Special Summon method from the GY or EX Deck that can be used with "Instant Fusion".The draw effect that is triggered by battles damage and is proportional to the amount of damage can be used in any method, and the maximum number of draws is 2. It's not a bad thing that you can draw 3 or more cards if you strengthen your ATK without being tied to the number of cards, but you can't deny that it's a monster that has been intentionally adjusted downward, and it's like a Reptile. It's a feeling.

A low-class Normal Monster of Beast that appeared in Season 1.
《✪ Beak Snake》, which has a different color, is a snake and a Reptile monster, but this monster is a beast with a long body like a snake.
Due to his aloof appearance, he tends to be excluded from fusion patterns that require a Beast even though he is a Beast in game works. There is only an image.

Appearing in Season 1, he is a low-level Normal Monster of Rock, and has that Metapo as a sidekick with a different color, and his level and status are even lower than Haniwa, who preceded him.
However, for that reason, it is still the only Level 1 Rock Normal Monster, and although it is not a designated fusion material, as long as its uniqueness is not compromised, I would like to give it a 2 point.
However, if a monster like Sunseed Genius Loki appears, you will have to go to 1 point with a super express like Dark Plant.
In game works, it plays an active role from the beginning as a fusion material on the Rock side of the fusion pattern that allows you to create powerful monsters such as Stone Dragon and 《Mystical Sand》. It has a high combo ability that effectively makes it a permanent spell without advancing the turn count.

The Warrior's Normal Monster that was used by Jonouchi in the original Kingdom arc, and became the finisher after defeating the Dragon Zombie in the Battle of Honezuka.
It's a monster with an American comic hero feeling that feels like a captain, and the captain feeling is stronger in the coloring in the Bandai version.
A pitiful man who has been nominated as a fusion material for the designation of an undead warrior, and is as good as an elf swordsman as a victim.
In True DM2, he is given the ability to become stronger in battle with Beast, which was not depicted in the original work.

He is a Fiend low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and is a fusion material named "Barox".
The appearance and the setting written in the flavor text are completely stereotypical gargoyles, and the cunning of their own abilities and actions is exactly the feeling of a low-ranking devil.
Even so, his ATK is the highest level among the monsters recorded in Booster 1.