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Fairy's lower class Normal Monster that appeared in the first season.
In the early days of Normal Monsters, the flavor text often used hearsay text such as "It is said", but since it is a Chain Monster, I would like you to at least write it with certainty.
In true DM2, it has the ability to make the player killer of darkness cry, permanently binding all Fiends just by leaving them in the front Defense Position.

One of the Equip Spell cards that increase the attack and defense of the 15 races that appeared in Season 1 by 300, and supports Beast.
In the game work, it is a strengthening spell that supports a large number of monsters, and in the true DM in particular, it is a priority because it supports many of the main monsters that are indispensable to clear the campaign such as "Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon", "Skull Knight", and Devilzoa. Known as a high enhancement spell.
It's great to have at least one stage where you can be active in any medium.

A low-level Normal Monster of Plant that appeared in Season 1, a rare monster that was originally from Booster and has never been reprinted.
However, he who appeared in the 6th term has an illustration appearance on the spell card "Seed of Deception".
For a long time after his appearance, he was one of the few DARK Plants, and his identity was that he was the only Level 1 monster among Normal Monster Plants. As you know, it has increased steadily.
Even as a Level 1 Normal Monster Plant, its attributes are different, but with the emergence of a too powerful competitor called "Sunseed Genius Loci" that cannot be replaced no matter what, its raison d'être has become dubious.
In True DM2, when defeated in battle, it is given the ability to contaminate the surrounding terrain in the same way as the soil in which it grew and convert it into a virus terrain, and it is the only one other than the Elder Entity that has a virus terrain-related effect. has become a monster.

He appeared in Season 1 of DARK, and he's a low-class Fiend Normal Monster, and his stats are low for a Level 3 monster, but thanks to that, it's okay to deal with Death Guides.
DARK's Fiend is currently the combination that has the most monsters in OCG, but as of the 1st season, there were many monsters with higher abilities, and this monster was never used.
The ability written in the flavor text, "Kaneshibari", is used as a true DM2 monster effect, and it's quite powerful for a low-cost monster that locks the opponent's monster for 3 turns when reversed.
People are frightened by the darkness without realizing the true darkness that lurks in their hearts...

It is one of the Equip Spell cards that increase the offense and defense of the 15 races that appeared in Season 1 by 300, and is compatible with Aqua.
Instead of weapons, decorations, and items, Poseidon, the god of the sea, lends linear power to power up the monsters, but he only lends us enough money to buy a piece of Tyrolean chocolate at a convenience store.
Does the stingy god realize that this is actually the name of Poseidon?

It is one of the Equip Spell cards that increase the attack and defense of the 15 races that appeared in the first period by 300, and is compatible with Zombies.
At the time, the regular packs were valuable cards, even if they were rare, and this visually beautiful card felt like a collection to be proud of.
However, no one knows why Amethyst was chosen as an item to strengthen undead.

Fairy's lower class Normal Monster that appeared in the first season.
It looks like a snowman, but unlike the weather reports in different colors, she is neither Aqua nor WATER, but a Fairy that is typical of LIGHT.
Since Fairy's normal monster in this level range has a happy lover, this monster is rarely prioritized.
True DM2 has the ability to turn one square into a wilderness when reversed, and although it can't be helped because there's no snow or rain terrain, it's an unreasonable setting where the more the ground dries up, the clearer it becomes.

One of the DARK Warriors that existed in the first season more than you could count on one hand.
I am very interested in how it feels to have three or more hands.
Similar to Succubus Knight in a different color, she's a big fan of the Blood Festival, but she's the only one who's been rubbed by Rush Duel.

A low-level Normal Monster of Plant that appeared in Season 1, with a different color than the Dark Plant.
Like over there, he is not a DARK, but a normal EARTH Plant that grew up where the light didn't reach.
It's definitely an abyss to be a booster in the 1st term out of print, so it's natural to say that you don't see it much.
Even veteran duelists have probably only seen decks in the early days of games.
I think you can use the card name "flowers that bloom in XX" in many different ways.

He who appeared in the first season is LIGHT's Spellcaster Normal Monster, a card that is also the monster used by Pegasus in the original work.
Speaking of the 1st character rare Normal Monsters, Assassin and ✪ Cactus are high-level monsters with less than 2000 attack and defense, but this monster is the only low-level monster among them.
Moreover, at the time of its appearance, it was a useful monster with the highest level of his ATK as a lower class monster.
However, it is not a named fusion material, and it was replaced by a monster with higher abilities in terms of both race and attribute at the time of the first season, so the score will be here.
It seems that some people remember the card name because it is similar to that Holy Elf, and it is possible that it will be remade due to its peculiar design.

Spellcaster's Normal Monster, which is a different color than Witch's Apprentice, which is well-known for not having an apprentice attitude.
When they were young, there must have been quite a few duelists who felt their heart fluttering with this setting written in the flavor text.
One of the monsters whose design differs greatly between pre-DM2 pixel art and OCG.
From DM3 onwards, the design is the same as OCG, but that one has a more pleasant smile.

Appearing in the first season, he is a low-level Normal Monster of Beast, one of the monsters whose name is unknown even with the knowledge of the volunteers.
His ability is slightly higher than that of his claw companion Burglar and his bloodbath friend Vishwarandi.
A bright red rabbit like a kangaroo with metal armor and claws.

A trap card with a permanent burn effect that appeared in the first season, which is very rare for a card from this period.
Regardless of the cost or effect, when the opponent's hand is discarded, the effect damage will be 500 times the number of cards discarded.
As usual, all cards in his hand other than "discard", such as sending to GY or releasing, will be repelled, but there is no turn 1, and 500 damage per processing is not a stingy specification, and the damage is properly equal to the number of cards. I think it's great to be
Recently, monsters with effects that name old Spell Trap cards, such as cracks in the ground, have appeared, so there are monsters that have a hand-swap-type handicap effect and can set this card from the Deck to the field. It may not be strange to come out.
Compared to Mirafo and Otoshi, it is by far the weakest, but among the early Trap cards, I think it has a decent level of practicality and strong impression.

He was a low-level Insect monster that appeared in Season 1, and although he himself came into the world with the intention of scattering poisonous scale powder, when he realized he was entrusted with the role of scattering outrageous things.
Among the effects related to the EX Deck, which was called the "Fusion Deck" at the time, this monster was a "3000 yen bamboo course" that allowed him to create Fusion Monsters without fusion via his GY.
Due to the addition of rules related to resurrection restrictions, this was no longer the case, but due to the increase in effects that refer to GY and EX monsters with GY effects other than Special Summon, the value of the effect rises rapidly. , the effect doesn't even have a name for turn 1, let alone turn 1, and it's highly rated that you can hit at least 2 consecutive hits from the initial LP.
However, even if you use up to the summoning right, you will experience severe pain if you eat Veiler or Awakage, which is the same as Devifla, so be careful.
In True DM2, the original ability is set as a monster that scatters poisonous scales, but it's difficult to understand why this is so strong.

In the original Kingdom arc, his Normal Monster of WIND's Senior Dragon used by Pegasus.
In a duel with Kaiba, he was brought into play in the midst of a duel with a candid attitude before releasing Toon World. It was a monster that I liked relatively, showing a comical expression.
Along with Alligator and Rabbit in True DM2, he is also one of the few monsters that adapts to Toon terrain.