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A side regular who is affectionately known as Kozusai.
From the name, it is a subspecies of Cyclone, but the actual feeling of use is completely different. Although the LP cost is practically free, it's not like it's something you can just throw away.
Only 1000, but 1000. A piece that can truly find value in a duel who fought a hot duel at the edge of the ring over his few LPs.

RBI member of Gem-Knight. As usual in vanilla, the evaluation fluctuates depending on the environment.
For early Gem-Knight, he was a valuable punching agent, and the material is very loose and one of the main forces. At a time when options were still limited, Gem Monsters could be used as materials, making it the perfect amulet to protect against accidents. However, with the appearance of Master Diamond, which exceeds the actual RBI, a crack appears in the significance of existence. Of course, they were differentiated by the number of materials and material restrictions, but since the category pool had expanded at that time, the difference could not be said to be that big for the genuine Gem-Knight, and most duelists had a large return. took the diamond. Ultimately, it will be pushed out by the Master & Brilliant diamond set that can overwhelm the disadvantages of Brilliant Fusion.
After that, the Brilliant Fusion regulations and the fact that it does not support Scatter Fusion, which can be said to be the price, are in a disadvantageous position in the EX Deck frame competition, which is severe and fierce. On the other hand, in the Gem Complex type, he forms synergies with Phantom roots as a starting point, so there is room for consideration.

A road that shines light dedicated to believers who want to accelerate the accelerator no matter what.
Each effect is small, but if you get addicted to it, there are powerful ones, and the pressure when engaging is very high. Conversely, if you can't make use of all the effects, it's not powerful enough.
The center of the effect is the resurrection effect of the S monster. Due to resurrection restrictions, it can only be activated when sent from the monster zone to GY, but it can be activated without problems even if GY is sent as a material or cost, so it functions as a pseudo-resistance, and the limit is exceeded as a material for two bodies. You can do it, or you can shift to link summoning from the middle.
Although it has holes, it joins the defensive line-up by suppressing attacks and S summoning on the opponent's turn, and with its resurrection effect, it supports Accel Synchro in a wide range of ways, from procuring materials to reusing Aces.
Due to its nature, it takes a little courage to use it as a defensive card because the contents of the deck will be revealed when it is activated. After all, if you want to activate it, do you need the spirit to clear your mind as it is?

Aldek: Haven't we printed too many cards that can't be chained recently?
A man series that will definitely leave the subdued vermin.
You can only target alien species that jump out of the EX Deck, and you have to bring in a persuader from your hometown dimension.
But there is Yu-Gi-Oh. It's strange when you twist your perspective a little.
Using the opponent's development as a stepping stone, it quickly turns into an EX burial that drives monsters from the EX Deck into his GY as a cost. 《Gale Dogra》's position has been shaken again.
In other words, unlike the flip-up cards that sell removal performance so far, the essence of this card is that it is a two-stage rocket that creates a base for counterattacks starting from the monsters sent to GY in the process. The bow and arrow of the goddess reaches to the moon.
As a point of caution, not all monsters from the EX Deck can be targeted, Ritual Monsters are not targeted, and it is written in the notes. I made him say that, but Aldek is out of the scope in a double sense.
By the way, the arrowhead is the blade part of the arrow, and the reading is "yajiri". Although it has a gold bias, it can be used even if it is not made of iron, as the word "stone arrowhead" suggests.

Following "Traptrix Trap Hole Nightmare", this is a piece that clearly depicts what seems to be the main body of Traptrix.
It's a confusing context if you read it diagonally, but this itself is a free chain just by imposing conditions on the activation and target.
Traptrix is compared to Naraku even if you don't like it, but if you compare it, you can't help but say that it's a bad opponent. It is unavoidable to be evenly inferior to the abyss, which is excluded by .
The point where this is superior is that it has the right to be released later because of Fritsie, and the range of correspondence is wide because the effect is not linked.
The former functions as a pressure to remove the back, and the latter can destroy monsters other than expansion monsters, and the freedom to remove monsters other than the destroyed monsters is good.
In other words, if you don't let the name Trap Hole fool you, it's a completely different thing.
However, as a Trap Hole, he is still in a position of 3rd or 4th, so it may be better to find another archetype that can be used, even though he is included in Traptrix.

It's a very aggressive design that doesn't say anything.
I don't know what to say, but it's an attack.
Having the power to attack his passive Traptrix Deck by himself has a lot of meaning, and the mechanism that turns victims into food one after another is both beautiful and terrifying. If you look closely at the illustration, at your feet ......
Due to its nature, it is a gem that has no restrictions on the material, and depending on the monster you insert from the side, you can get any resistance, so one grain is twice as delicious. It's a charm that there aren't many level 4 ones facing the side. Conversely, business trips have a high future potential.
When you use it, you may be annoyed by the timing of landing. After all, the resistance changes depending on the material, and it loses it by consuming the material, so the gap of landing is unexpectedly large. Make sure you have a solid plan so that you don't get swayed by the selfish body that you see, such as the need for other card effects to replenish materials.
In addition, there are a lot of elements that are not recommended to be shown to anyone other than duelists, such as a pose that strongly emphasizes the twin hills and a string that extends from the racy loincloth, even though it is an old woman. In particular, I want him to keep his deck of souls out of sight of his parents.

A former meta-type monster that made a name for itself in Jamacan.
Like Psycho Shocker, the lock itself is stronger than Imperial Order because it prohibits activation. However, since he had an ATK of 1800, which is a figure that can beat even lower class, he has not left any outstanding achievements from that time to the present day. The Jamacan mentioned above is also famous as a mine deck.
It wasn't compatible with the Dimensional Slash, which became popular later, and it was a pretty tough environment where you would die if you couldn't draw Gravity Bind.
After that, he has been through the two eras of 5D's, which is less dependent on spells, and ARC-V, which has a good prey called P-monster, and has reached the present age.
In fact, there are more and more deadly targets than at that time, such as the existence of categories that rely on spells for their initial moves, the release of banned spells at the time, and the appearance of new mandatory spells such as nominees. Now that the rare racial attribute called WIND Machine is also working positively, its flowering may be near.

Fire King's strongest trump card that shoots a black hole with effect destruction as a trigger.
Considering the times, it is quite overpowered and has performance that is comparable even to Reiwa power cards.
Unfortunately, despite having such performance, it didn't make a big impact in competitions, and it was on the side of the fan deck for its strength.
The only thing I can say about the bad thing is that it's hard to build a deck.
There was a problem with the card itself due to the famous paper quality problem. The reason is likely to be that Fire King itself was poor and did not form the body of the category. There was a problem with the product itself called "Structure Deck Onslaught of the Fire Kings", and it could be said that it was out of luck that few people got their hands on it.
As an aside, I would like to mention that Fire King's Assault was as cool as the early Strak, a 6-category hybrid deck that included Laval, Flamvell, Jurrac, Volcanic, and Fire King beasts.
With regards to the Fire King category, we were able to assemble enough parts to build his actual battle-grade deck through several adjustments, but there is no follow-up on the paper quality issue. Although it is the face of the category, for some reason it has never been reprinted, so there is no choice but to fight with the naturally marked Pella God. That's not it.

It's good to be revived, but the grave is too deep and it takes time to come out.
A piece full of humor designed from the flavor of saying.
So, performance is slightly backward compatible like many 《Monster Reborn》followers, but it's not like that, it shows a unique behavior at an unparalleled level.
Since it is a free chain, it is strong against removal, can be evaded by chaining to removal, and cannot be stopped even if chained to activation. Since it doesn't resurrect immediately, it's an outrageously deep grave where neither Black Rose nor Azeus can interfere with resurrection.
Furthermore, since there is no effect applied at the time of activation, it is strong against various disturbances. Thanks to the time lag, residual effects that apply until the end of the turn can be bypassed, and bans due to permanent effects can be revived if removed before the resurrection effect is applied. No D.D. Crow.
Overall, it's a power card that can easily be used in a control deck as an honor student that produces consistent results with extremely high versatility and anti-jamming performance. On the other hand, the control deck itself tends to be overwhelmed by beatdowns, and the environment itself is a headwind.

Goes into the EX Deck.
Laval's cool buddy who can explain why it got banned in just 11 characters.
If you can activate it without having to draw a restricted card into your hand, then so be it.
As many expected, he immediately stood out and developed karoshi solitaire with various decks. It was used in many decks and was described as an essential card by many builders.
Perhaps because it was such a supportive activity, or perhaps because it was just reprinted in the Gold Series, Konami couldn't make a quick decision to stop it, and as a result of repeated postponements, Infernity and EMEm were allowed to go out of control. , the decision to ban is finally made.
As mentioned above, his reputation in the builder community is particularly high, and although the actual damage may be a little exaggerated, it is also true that he is a great sinner who has distorted the environment by confirming Rank 4 supremacy.
Dust to dust, just returned to where it should be.

Dark frame of the Progenitor Six Monarch.
I don't know what you mean by banishing 2 GYs and dropping 2 from the deck. It sounds good to say that it is paired with Kreis, but that one interferes with the field and hand, which is directly linked to the advantage, while this one is her GY and Deck.
Of course, GY is also an important resource, but as an effect of a high-level monster with summoning sickness, it's pretty dreary.
Once the effect is firmly unraveled, it can never be said to be a weak effect. In reality, he will remove GY's most troublesome cards, and the cards that fall into his GY instead are not necessarily useful, and may even knock out the cards you want to draw into your hand. In terms of GY ad, it can almost certainly be cut.
However, this kind of effect is only possible when the chain can be activated, and no matter how much you mess with it, it's hard to do with a spell speed of 1 that can't be put out later. This point is really regrettable only for the effect of being able to adjust up to 2 sheets.

A card that grants resistance that can be said to be strong even though it is an old card.
However, from that time to the present, decks with low back removal are rarely seen in the meta, and the reliability as a simple defense card is not so strong. As a matter of fact, the main point of evaluation is the versatility that is useful for offense and defense, such as removal that can also be used to add resistance.
In recent years, the performance required of finishers is shifting from the ability to stay on the field to the ability to decide the crowd at once, so the field of activity is unexpectedly wide.

Cup of Ace with life. English notation for some reason.
The biggest difference is that he remains on the field, and the risk and return are increased.
Like Cup of Ace, it can be used in Greedburn, but since it is a Fairy, it can be used as a material for Foxy Witch, making it a good match for the Trickstar axis.

A top ranker in the monster ranking that loses its name.
After being fired from the taxi business, Mr. Ultimaya is assigned a second job, which is a pachimon smuggler.
A product made through a ridiculous construction method that sends the real thing to another dimension in the manufacturing process of the counterfeit is a vanilla token. It wasn't something that was easy to negate or banning the activation, it was something that wasn't even a imitation that had lost its name.

The notorious the Forbidden One Keith's trump card that was revealed in a random inclusion as a memory supplement.
With his minimum ATK, most monsters can be defeated. It has a considerable overpower even in the era, and it is a strength that ranks high among the equipment cards at the time. However, unfortunately, the evaluation stays at one place.
After all, the top meta at that time was dominated by one-kill decks, and the battles weren't done properly. While the status of the equipment card itself is low, the performance that hardly contributes to the hit points of direct attacks was not what the times demanded.
Even after major restrictions were put in place and one kill was eliminated, there was no big success behind the existence of "United We Stand". In the meantime, the back removal was getting thicker and thicker, and the battlefield was so scorched that it could even be said that the battle phase was a direct attack.
However, it was the lord of the silver castle who picked up the miserably worn armor and found its true value. With its strong resistance and high status, it is worth finding as a piece to punish Ignister who ignores traps and is a serious nuisance that violates compliance. It's very shiny, so I'm very happy that it's easy to catch the knight's eye.
It's highly doubtful that this armor will fit that breast, but well, Keith will probably be able to go to heaven with this.