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He is Pyro's Special Summon monster that appeared in Season 3, and has exactly the same summoning conditions as "Spirit of Flames" that appeared in Season 2, as well as the same race, attributes, and level.
Over there, his original ATK is higher, and his ATK is further increased by his own monster effect, so he is superior in combat ability, but this is the effect damage that activates when the monster is destroyed by battle and sent to her GY. has the effect of giving
The damage is quite large, but the ATK is low and you have to send it to her GY, so it's difficult to activate the effect unless you use it in combination with sending or fighting support.
If you use 《The Rock Spirit》, 《Gigantes》will be fine, but if you use this card, I think 《Spirit of Flames》will be fine.

A card that has been used for a long time because it is a representative of the summoning reaction trap and has a strong removal effect.
Since it targets ATK 1500 or more, it created the "Naraku Line" and was loved and feared by many duelists.
Since it "destroys and excludes", it does not work on monsters with resistance to destruction, etc.
Many players have learned detailed rules through this card
In the past, it was highly versatile and included in any deck, so there was a time when it was regulated.
Demand has decreased since the 8th season, and now it is about to be adopted in Traptrix, which supports this type of trap.

A Continuous Spell that additionally tortures and inflicts effect damage when the opponent receives effect damage other than the effects of cards with the same name as this card.
In the old text, it looks like an effect that doesn't activate, but in fact, it's an effect that creates a chain block every time the opponent takes effect damage, and if there are multiple cards on the field, they will be processed in the form of a chain. be done.
The effect damage is insignificant, but there is no activation limit in one turn, and if the effect damage occurs multiple times on the same chain, after the effect resolves, the effect will be in the form of forming a chain multiple times with one card. Activate.
It works very well with Trickstar, who continuously fires a small amount of effect damage, and even if only one is activated, the cumulative damage will be quite large.
It is also included in Malik Strak released in the 3rd season, perhaps because of Dark Malik's duel style in the original and a scene depicting Malik's past.

Among the many Field Spells, it is particularly influential, and depending on the Deck, it is a card that allows him to activate 《Zombie World》alone from the Deck, which becomes his Field Spell of Hell.
It would be really great if 《Necrovalley》, which is originally a strong Field Spell, had a dedicated guide...
Would it be possible to get a card like this around 《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》or 《Chicken Game》?
Its ability is not the usual thing of discarding from your hand and searching for the corresponding Field Spell, but by excluding yourself from the field or GY, you can activate Anwa from your hand or Deck. It is designed so that it can be used completely in Fritche.
It creates tremendous synergy with 《Doomking Balerdroch》, and since it can be activated from the Deck, it has the advantage of not being caught, but since it cannot be activated by excluding it from the hand, the impression is that it is a little difficult to use.
However, when it comes into play, it can be used as a low-level attacker with ATK 1800 regardless of its appearance, and it gives Anwa Majespe resistance just by being in the field.
This is what happens when you give strong support to a strong card, so it can be said to be a typical card.

One of the excellent Field Spells that can be developed from the popular idol "Necroworld Banshee".
For the time being, there are many opponents who will be stuck if it is activated, and the one that is most likely to be affected will be the pest group "Flowandereeze". Although there is no threat of a race change in his hand, due to the brutal text that only allows his Tribute Summon, which is carefully bound to undead, it will probably be forced to be irrecoverable. Also, with this card, 《Dragonecro Nethersoul Dragon》can be used as 《Super Polymerization》. Although it's only an effect of changing species, it can completely pierce the opponent who pierces it, and at least if you're an undead Deck, you can move advantageously, so you can see the usefulness of this card.

The first impression of the illustration was super cute.
Although it looks like this, it has a surprisingly high RBI of 1800. The problem is that it has the effect of deploying and protecting 《Zombie World》. A lot of his decks are stuffed with this Field Spell, and it's very good that he can bring it easily. If anything, it goes very well with themes that fertilize a lot of GY with 《Tearlaments》and 《Lightsworn》. Slightly digressing from the topic, Strak from this card has a lot of spell traps that can be set from GY, so it's even easier to use.

This is the second card in the series following Prime Material Dragon, which was also first released overseas, but perhaps because this card was so successful, I never saw a "Material" series monster again.
When the information about this card came out overseas, I thought that "Material" monsters, like the "Element" series, with various races and different ranges, would appear until at least 6 attributes were available... .
The reason for its weakness is the effect that destroys the Spell Trap card on the field + the amazing narrow response range that only monster effects can be caught. There was no way it would be used if it was a high-level monster that didn't have other abilities such as its own SS ability.
It's nice to have this card that protects Spell Trap cards from destroying effects against dragons that protect themselves and other monsters from destroying effects, but it's a complete mystery as to why the types of effects that can be caught are decreasing. It's even more mysterious that other parts are weakened or missing, and although it has the same specifications as over there, the highlight is that you can continue to counter as long as you have cards in your hand within one turn.
Well, this "Material" series can't be helped anymore, so if it's the same overseas origin, let's do something about "Materialactor".

A low-level undead that has the ability to interfere with the opponent's back card, which was very valuable for Zombie at the time.
However, in order to use the effect, it was necessary to use it in combination with "Zombie Master", etc., as it required other powers, and since the X summoning system did not yet exist, in order to avoid self-destruction after the SS, further " Plaguespreader Zombie》had to borrow the help of tuners.
At that time, he felt that it would be better to leave the back removal in the Zombie Deck to the pre-errata 《Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier》. .
For the time being, it can be said that only the point that the effect does not have the name Turn 1 can be evaluated.

A Thunder monster born overseas, it was originally a card that had a good reputation for its good appearance and costume design as a female monster, but when the Japanese version was released, it was said that the bust was put on, and the Japanese → overseas A card that attracted a lot of attention due to the fact that the reverse illustration was added.
It is likely that the design of the Japanese version was the first to come out, but until then, for better or worse, everyone recognized it as a slender female monster, which shocked many duelists at the time. I was.
In terms of effects, like Oshaleon, Violet Witch, and Koa'ki Meiru Boulder, the one-card search that triggers battle destruction is currently too weak to be useful.
Depending on the monster, I think there are cases where searching is better, but basically it felt like recruiting at least.
But what about offense and defense from that unique search range? I used [Fortune Lady] with 《Future Visions》as a card that can attract 《Fortune Lady Light》.

A low-level Thunder monster born overseas that is not "Rai-Mei".
She is characterized by a strange costume like an American comic hero who can use lightning, and she may have a buddy relationship with her.
You can strengthen all of her LIGHT monsters on your field in proportion to the number of LIGHT monsters in her GY, but the enhancement ratio is too low and you can't stack monsters with the same name, so you can't stack them. ATK? Since it's a 0 start, the card itself doesn't have a good power, and the means to put it on the field is limited.
However, it has the disadvantage of blowing up one of his LIGHT monsters in the field, including himself, during each of his end phases, and if this is an ability set to increase the enhancement value by sending his LIGHT monsters to his GY. If so, I can only say that it is a big help.
It's a pitiful monster that came to Japan as soon as it appeared, or rather, it was judged to be unbearable to use from the moment the information came out overseas.

He came from overseas and is a low-ranking Pyro monster with abilities like 《Cannon Soldier》, which is exclusive to FIRE.
Release is limited to his FIRE monsters in his face-up, the amount of damage depends on the number of his FIRE monsters in his GY, and the damage multiplier is also low.
However, when GY has 6 or more FIRE monsters, the firepower per shot exceeds that of Canosol, and the effect does not have the name Turn 1 or Turn 1, and the cost and effect include exclusion and his Deck bounce. Since it does not get entangled, the strength is that the damage does not decrease even if it is fired repeatedly.
It is one of the survivors of monsters with infinite shooting ability, but there is always the fear that this kind of monster will do bad things at any time.
It may not be said that it is strong to let go, but if Canosol is a banned card and cannot be used, and there are some aspects that are slightly better than that, the current card pool is relatively evaluated. I feel like it's worth it.
At first glance, I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks he's a Special Summon monster with his own SS ability.

A super-excellent monster that can search for one theme monster other than a card with the same name just by sending it to GY from any area.
It's a time effect, but since it's a compulsory effect, you won't miss the timing, and since he doesn't need to be sent to GY from the field, the effect will be triggered even if your hand or deck is sent to GY from the original state of X material.
Such monsters are low class, and if he comes with ATK 2000, there is no reason why he can't stack 3 cards.
Once NS, there is a disadvantage that it self-destructs in the end phase of the turn, but there is enough grace to attack or use it as a material for Special Summon, and even if it self-destructs, it will lead to its own trigger effect, and it will be triggered by Special Summon in the first place. If you do, it will be a 2000 attacker with no disadvantages at all.
From around this time, the name Turn 1 began to be attached to the use of each card's effect normally, and this card's effect also has the name Turn 1, but considering the specifications of the effect, it is natural for modern standards. is the level of
If the Heraldic Beast you search for appears to be suitable for modern power, or if a Link 1 monster that can be Link Summoned with this card alone, or a monster that can be X Summoned on top of this card appears, it will shine even more. prize.
The fact that there is such a strengthening eye is also a good part of the anime appearance theme.

An excellent searcher that you wouldn't expect from an 8th gen card
Thanks to this, I remember that the strength of the 8th term "Heraldic Beast" was that it was difficult to get short of breath.
As a lower class, it is useful for breaking through monsters with high stats and meta effects, and the disadvantage is that it leads to searches.
In the anime, it had a completely different and difficult to use effect, but it's a card that's been remodeled into a good demon that makes it hard to believe it's a Zexal card.

I think it's excellent that you can salvage the "Battlin' Boxer" monster if you send it to her GY with an effect.
This card's self-destruct effect, the effect of the "Battlin' Boxer" X monster, sending this card that is an X material to GY, sending it to GY with 《Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey》, etc., are abundant in the "Battlin' Boxer" Deck. I think it's also a strength.

In exchange for destroying "Battlin' Boxer" and "No." X monsters, I think Counter Trap, which can negate the activation of monster effects and destroy them, is excellent.
If you can destroy a monster, I think it's attractive that you can use this card as an X material while Special Summoning your own monster that was destroyed by the first effect and the aka "Battlin' Boxer" X monster.
I think it's strength is that it supports 《Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey》search and 《Battlin' Boxer Uppercutter》search/reset from GY.