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The oldest Top Idol in the Yu-Gi-Oh!
There were quite a few female monsters with a certain level of popularity in season 1, such as 《Mystical Sand》and 《Princess of Tsurugi》, but this monster was the only monster that appeared in two or three remakes. Regardless of how popular it actually was, there is no doubt that it was such a presence that it was officially recommended, including how it was treated in VB.
In terms of performance, it is not a named fusion material, and even as an EARTH Spellcaster, which was still rare at the time, there was a Gemini with a high ATK, so it should have been a 1 point, but an idol in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG. We will add 1 point to praise the achievement of building the foundation of the world and being remade many times.
The setting written in his own flavor text is utilized in the game work in the form of a forest demon, and in true DM2, the ability to "seal movement" is set as a curse effect when reversed in battle.

A low-level Normal Monster of Plant that appeared in Season 1.
It is characterized by a name that is too pure with the card name " ✪ Palm Tree " as the motif.
Yu-Gi-Oh Capsule Monsters has a monster called "Yassie" with the same " ✪ Palm Tree " motif, but this monster's appearance is quite creature-like, and it doesn't feel like Yassie.
In true DM2, when she reverses, she treats the controller with coconut milk to restore her LP.

Sky Striker Ace, who appeared in VJ's serialized manga, has been OCGized as a Link Monster in the VJ appendix.
As it is a VJ appendix, Sky Striker Ace is not specified for either link material or monster effect, and both are extremely versatile.
The all-purpose removal effect that triggers the Link Summon, and the effect that destroys the opponent's monsters that fight without being targeted in the damage test, and the quality of the effect as a Link Monster that can be produced with two general-purpose materials is extremely high, light and dark. Decks that naturally use a large number of monsters as the main deck are worth taking precedence over Cerberus, Phoenix, and Brute.
Both effects have the disadvantage of self-destructing or not being able to be activated if there is no Spell card in GY, but the activation of the link summon trigger single removal effect is optional, and even if there is only one Spell card in GY The effect of removing monsters can be used, so it doesn't seem like it's something to worry about.

His Continuous Spell, which is designated as a prohibited card, with an illustration of a machine operated and maintained by the machines designated as a prohibited card.
The nature of the effect is almost identical to Canosol, allowing for a first turn kill due to the burn effect.
Machines never get tired, never forget, never sleep, never slack, never die.
The specification is packed with all the good points of such a machine, and Dr. According to an old man in a white coat who calls himself M, this is called the Kikai Equal Law or not.

When he appears in the manga version of GX, he can activate using an Elemental HERO.
As a Counter Trap that can only be activated when a monster belonging to a specific group of cards exists on the field, even if we take into account the fact that E, which was removed due to the cost, will return during the End Phase, it must be said that the scope of protection in recent years is insufficient. do not get
But being a 1-disruption brought from the Deck via the Spirit of Neos has a lot of value, so it deserves the credit it deserves.
Since it's a Counter Trap, it's naturally possible to hit Counter Trap from above, and conversely, it's strong that it's hard to be hit from above.

His Spell card that appeared in the manga version of AV, and as already said, a deployment card for level 7 monsters with 《Inferno Reckless Summon》properties.
It was unexpected that the first OCG of the card used by a certain duelist was not a monster, but a spell card. Is it appropriate considering that it is a card used by "theme users"?
In order to activate its effect, it is necessary to have 3 copies of this card in the Deck, and it can only be activated when a Level 7 monster is SSed, and since it is targeted, there is a risk that it will be misfired. , and yet there must be two monsters with the same name as the target monster in the Deck.
Once successfully activated, the deck becomes thinner and the field thickens at once, but apart from the troublesomeness of the activation conditions, there is a limit to the number of times it can be deployed from the EX Deck after activation, and the effect on itself is proportional to the ability of the Special Summoned monster. It also has the disadvantage of effect damage, and although it can be used from the first turn of your attack, its habit is as strong as Inferno Reckless Summon.
Since the same name card is sent to his GY for the cost, it is possible to avoid the remaining 2 cards from becoming a complete burden in the hand or deck even if negate, but due to its nature, a slight handicap or deck death is fatal. It may become
Considering the two monsters that are Special Summoned, sometimes even drawing can be a hindrance to this card...
If you plan to use it as a material for Special Summon, choose a monster with low ATK that will do less damage to you. It will be necessary to devise such as using it to deploy a level 7 monster that does not have a name turn 1 in its own effect.
Well, there is no doubt that level 7 monsters that can SS on their own with their own effects and that are worth targeting with this effect are extremely limited.
It's hard to activate and it's hard to pass, but it's certainly a quick-play spell, and it has explosive power that other cards can't easily imitate.

A monster that came along with the mother spider from the manga version of Zexal, and her Insect monster that must be used together with the splitting Mother Spider.
Release 1 of the 3 monsters that were level 5 over there with your own effect, raise the remaining 2 to level 10, and use them to X-summon Labeno Starantula.
In addition, X Summon the Seven Shins on top of that Labeno Starantula, and use the Labeno Starantula, which became the X material of the Seven Shins due to her GY effect, as a cost to revive that Labeno Starantula.
When he used her GY effect, his LP was halved, but by using her LP difference with the opponent born from it and the permanent effect of Labeno Starantula, he got super firepower. It is dimensioned to attack with Seven Shins.
That's what the jumbled up cost of her GY effect, which is just enough to revive a single monster, is.
It's pretty strong once you've got a combo, but this monster itself has absolutely no self-containment power, making it a card you don't want to draw directly. There is a high possibility that it will cause a level accident, so I would like to keep it around this level.
As a very personal feeling, if I was going to come in the Yakumo frame, I wanted a Rainbow Spider to come, but more than anything else, there was this parent-child spider...

At the end of his Big Wave of Insects in 2022, his Insect monster of a spider that has joined the PP from the manga Zexal with the praying mantises from Yu-Gi-Oh!
Just like Karasu Tengu from the manga version of GX, there was a predecessor with the same name in OCG, so I added a little to the card name and it became an OCG.
In terms of this year's Insect, its ability is that you can SS from a hand that feels like "again again" with loose conditions, but as an Insect of the same level that can SS under the same conditions, it has a little more ATK and Since there is a primitive butterfly that has a level change effect that can be used alone, this one will be used by taking advantage of the difference in attributes and the explosive power and combo power due to the latter half of the effect.
Deploy 3 baby spiders with the latter half effect, set their level to 5 with your own effect, and connect 2 or 3 bodies to rank 5 darkness X of the material as it is, or eat 1 body with the effect of the baby spider and level Design to connect to Rank 10 Darkness X such as Labeno Starantula at 10.
However, in order to use it with maximum power, you have to put 3 baby spiders in his deck that you don't want to draw right away, and he doesn't respond to Special Summon from GY, so if you think about it, after the split. I even feel that the constraints and conditions of self-SS can be made much lighter.
If it is a DARK structure that can be sufficiently differentiated from the primitive butterfly, it may be possible to adopt it alone as an advanced Insect that can easily self-SS.

The two effects it possesses are a pump-up that leads to single-target destruction against monsters triggered by SS, and battle destruction resistance. It's a thing, but if it's a monster with an original ATK of 3000 that can be twisted from EX just by excluding two GY cards, it's like a starter that doesn't need to hold the main body, so it's weak. There is no
It would be ideal if he could send the specified monsters to his GY as material for his Special Summon, excluding them and Special Summoning this monster.
It's also a Fusion Monster that uses Visas as a named fusion material, so it's useful as a card to refer to it, and I think he's a nice Fusion Monster because he can handle Visas itself well.
The removal effect is a text that triggers the effect in any SS, but it is written that you can not special summon other than the method written in your own text, so be careful there.

Her spell card that has a Kashtira name and has the effect of directly twisting Ascloud using Visas, with the activation condition of being destroyed by a Kashtira X monster.
Kashtira is a theme related to Visas, but it's a theme that doesn't require much Visas to build a Deck, and the activation conditions are a bit harsh, and Ascloud's own special effects allow Special Summons from EX Decks. So I don't really feel the need to rely on this card.
Even if you use a 2 effect that works well with Kashtira's nature, you still have to put Visus in his deck and banish it with a 1 effect, so it has a strong nature as a "scene card" of the story, and it matches it. I have the impression that it is only an effect.

His Fiend monster, which appeared in the first season and is characterized by a grotesque and vulgar appearance.
The effect is triggered by going from vertical to horizontal and shuffling your own deck. It is an ability that does not exist, and it is suitable to be called "devil's superficial knowledge".
It is a fusion material with the designation of 《Skull Knight》, and as a level 3 monster in season 1, it has a high total attack and defense value, and it has evaluation points such as matching the race, attribute, and level with the fusion partner monster. The effect set for that is too severe, so I'm sorry, but let me give you 1 point.
In True DM2, if a monster of a certain attribute battles a monster of a specific attribute, regardless of the battle result, it will be spelled for 1 turn. Dark → Light → Water → Fire → Earth → Wind → Dark. There is an attribute compatibility that consists of a diagram, but if this monster is on the battlefield in the face-up Defense Position, it is given a special ability that allows you to see if the attribute compatibility will affect when attacking the set monster. increase.

It is a card that will be the 4th Shinsekai Field Spell, and is equipped with three effects: the search effect of the usual corresponding theme, the RBI assist effect, and +α.
Field Spell, which has a theme search effect, is worth 10 points regardless of the strength of the theme itself. It is a design with a big flaw in that it interferes with the main movement of the theme with all its might, and the intention of this is to put it on hold until all the cards are available, but this is too much consideration It's still a bit difficult to say that it's a perfect score without letting go of the missing cards.
I think that the fact that Tearlaments and Kashtira were too strong themes to be able to search for them had a big influence on this area, and if Manadum jumped into the theme of being the ruler of the environment, those monsters It feels like it takes a lot of courage to get this card that can search for .

A complete anime card recorded in PP, which often features cards that appeared in manga versions.
It's true that PP is like an overtime match for Korepa Anikuro, but this time, this card is participating alone from the anime, so it's strangely floating.
Advanced Crystal Beast was also recorded in Anikuro this year, so I think it was good to record Anikuro normally.
However, even though the monsters they belong to are clearly underpowered in modern times, they can't basically be remade because of their settings, so you can make the support Spells and Trap cards that solidify your sides as strong as you can. The performance is like the ultimate system of jewel-like ideas, and it is an adjustment that far exceeds even the hopes of those who have been waiting for the OCG conversion of this.

A low-level monster that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! R and boasts defensive power. His Insect monster was born just to get back at Mendocino, who has been agitated by Jonouchi's troubles.
If you normally NS as a wall, it's a low-class monster with no demerits and a defense power of 2400, which is why it's now normally acceptable robustness.
Even now, if it weren't for the original work, the defensive power would have been set at only 2100 or 2200.
The ability is a self-SS ability from the hand that has been explosively increasing in Insect in recent years, and in the case of this monster, if you pay 1000 LP, you can SS alone without depending on the field or any situation of GY. It is a powerful thing.
It was this monster that Mendocino reluctantly accepted and summoned Labor Pain, but it was unexpected to sublimate it like this.
With his own effect, when he Special Summons, he can't SS anything other than Insect, but when this monster leaves the field, that restriction disappears. Expansion continues.
Another effect is to change the battle position of his Insect on your field with Friche during your opponent's turn, and there are some Insect monsters he has that synergize with this effect, such as the Locust King and some digital bugs. However, you don't need to force yourself to aim for this one.
If this ability was in this monster even in the original, Shocker's attack from defense sealing would not have penetrated this monster.
To put it the other way around, it also has an effect that goes against the development of the duel in the original work...
In any case, except for the obvious disadvantages, I don't see any particular weaknesses, and I think it has enough specs to be selected as a member of the Insect GS.

One of her Insect monsters used by Mendocino in Yu-Gi-Oh R, which was selected as a recording card for PP by taking advantage of the big Insect wave that occurred in the fall of 2022.
Those who play the Duel of Darkness are each other players, and those who hold their breath and watch it are also players.
In the original, there was no particular monster effect, but the ability is given in the form of incorporating Mendocino's Eggshell and Forced Recovery as its own 1 and 2 effects.
However, although these two are reproductions of the original cards, they are unavoidable, but they are difficult to handle due to the timing of activation, and the main effect is to generate tokens with his completely original GY effect. I guess.
If you send it to his GY with some effect, you can prepare one of his Insect monsters on the field just by excluding yourself from his GY, so you can easily increase the number of links by sending yourself to his GY as a link material. It is very convenient to be able to extend the
However, the only monsters that can be Link Summoned with this one monster are Clara and Lusica, and currently it seems easier to send him to her GY directly from the deck due to the effect of the Resonance Insect.
Including the effects of 1 and 2, I think that it is a competent person who can do quite a lot for a low-level monster, but I think it is difficult to use it strongly.
Well, Insect would be desperate for a Link 1 monster of a race that can be Link Summoned with a single Insect, such as her Spell users, Dragons, and Plants.