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Whoever deploys it first and puts it out first wins! It is a permanent meta trap that is the ultimate form of!
This kind of winning card is also a base for themes that are greatly inferior to the environmental forces in terms of overall strength to reward the environmental theme. is slow, so even if it has a fairly high power, unless it's a very powerful card like Royal Oppression, it's rare for it to be regulated, let alone banned. Not until now.
However, in recent years, in addition to this card, 《Imperial Order》becoming a banned card, 《Skill Drain》becoming a restricted card, even 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Gozen Match》have been cut down on MD, and the reason is that it is no longer a “Continuous Trap”. The current situation is that it is becoming difficult for meta cards that have too much impact on duels to continue to be used as unlimited cards.
Even cards like "Summon Limit" and "Macro Cosmos" don't know what will happen in MD, let alone on paper.
A little while ago, there were many restrictions on attacking cards, such as 《Called by the Grave》, 《Crossout Designator》, 《Red Reboot》, and 《Lightning Storm》, so I can't say it's an unfair treatment...

Based on the card name alone, it might seem like a monster that is a subspecies of 《✪ Devil's Mirror》with a different color, but this one has a much higher status as a monster.
Among the 4 Ritual Monsters that have stainless steel special cards, this Ritual Monster has the lowest ability and the largest number of copies.
Even so, it's still a super valuable card that will go down in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh! I wonder if I can save enough money if I keep working for a few years and keep thrifty.
In terms of abilities, there are 《Zera the Mant》and 《Chakra》, which are the same DARK/Fiend Ritual Monsters with no effect, but with higher ATK and DEF, so even considering the level difference, it's pretty tough! If it was a monster that could be Tribute Summoned with one release, it would have been as strong as ✪ Air Eater or Flame Cerebrus in Season 1, but he's DARK's Fiend's level 6 Normal Monster is Ushi Oni.》I was there too….
This card is also a special card designed by Mr. Takahashi.

Among the Ritual Monsters without effects that appeared in Season 2, his Ritual Monster has the ability to compete with 《Dokurorider》for being the worst.
Unlike 《Dokurorider》, there are quite a lot of Ritual Monsters that don't have the effect of Warrior.
In particular, Hungry Burger, who was the same Warrior and had the same stats, completely overpowered me...
I said the same thing in the evaluation of 《Dokurorider》, but a group of cards with the theme of fighting dancers appeared, and they got the effect of naming them as "legendary butoh warriors" passed down among them. I can't help but expect the pattern of 《Hungry Burger》!

Among the Ritual Monsters that don't have initial monster effects, unfortunately, counting from the bottom will result in faster abilities.
Especially if he has less than 2000 ATK, I wonder if he only has this card and 《Performance of Sword》...
This is his first Ritual Monster as a Zombie, and since it's a card that comes with a book, it's a rarity compared to its performance.
He also appeared in the anime Yu-Gi-Oh GX, and later appeared in the OCG, "Chaosrider Gustaph", a monster who also rides a motorcycle.
If the monster group of motorcycle riders appears as a theme, it may be possible to aim for the second loach of Hungry Burger as a legendary racer who has been handed down among those people, an existence like the leader of the racer world. hey!

Who could have imagined that the 2nd season card, which was a Ritual Monster with no effect, would become the true protagonist of the 11th season theme "Nouvelles" with the name "Special Menu" decorating the finale?
As a fan of DM4, I'm irresistibly excited by the reality that this generation of monsters will be able to play an active role in the Reiwa era!
If all of them are done, it may not be attractive in its own way, but I think that Performance of Sword and Dokurorider, which are on the same line as this monster, can be managed.

It's a remake card of Ultimate Offering, which is currently banned, and some people have already said the same thing, so I'm going to repeat it, but it's okay if this is an errata version! ? I think it's a good remake that I think!
It's especially nice that it's possible to NS on the opponent's turn just by limiting the number of times. I think that the ability to activate +2 times on your own turn is sufficiently satisfying.
But at the same time, I think that the reason Ultimate Offering was so strong that it was banned was a card that proved that most of the elements were that it could be used infinitely in one turn as long as the LP lasted.
That's right, considering only the activation timing and speed, even "Ultimate Offering" would be average or even worse in the current environment.

This card is...
If you say so, will it become an existence that should be called the "demon king of hate" in the permanent meta trap world?
Many Duelists were against the many specifications that were too convenient only for the user, and even so, it could be used as a card to slaughter a formidable opponent, so it was unlikely that it would be regulated. I think it's also a card that was half given up.
That's right! Being able to negate the permanent effects of all monsters without targeting them is a pretty amazing flip performance! In that sense, I feel something similar to Mystic Mine.
It is also a little different from "Vanity's Emptiness" and "Imperial Order", which are convenient only for the player who goes first. I have escaped...
I think it's a card that's controversial not only for its regulation, but also for its very existence, but I don't really like to use cards like Macro Cosmos or to be used! At least that's true!
However, it doesn't matter to your opponent, so if you don't like it, you need to put in some methods to remove cards from his Spell & Trap card zone other than monster effects on the field, even if it doesn't affect board formation. hey.

A card with an effect that can be said to be Damage Condenser specially tailored for Reptile monsters!
Since it is necessary to involve your own or your opponent's Reptile in the battle damage, the fact that it does not respond to battle damage from direct attacks by opponent monsters other than Reptiles, and that only Reptile monsters can be Special Summoned, make Damage Condenser versatile in terms of versatility. inferior.
Instead, this is a Continuous Trap, so it doesn't run out and doesn't require a hand cost to activate. !
Actually, both are cards that appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh GX anime.

While everyone is excited about the new limit regulations starting in April, I would like to evaluate the cards related to the theme I set for myself in commemoration of successfully completing my duties as the facilitator of the Orica Contest!
A "Damage" Normal Trap card that has the effect of Special Summoning 1 monster from the Deck whose ATK is equal to or less than the amount of battles damage received from the opponent! Activation is OK even with battles damage received by suicide attack!
As long as the conditions are met, any monster can be Special Summoned from the Deck, so I think it's a card full of excitement beyond Damage = Reptile .
However, since one card is required to activate it, not only the activation conditions, but also the consumption corresponding to the freedom and range are necessary.

After finishing the previous revision, Tearlaments, which was one of the few unregulated monsters in the main deck, finally became a restricted card in this revision, and now most of the Tearlaments in the main deck are restricted to only one copy in the deck. It has become a card...!
I never imagined that things like this would happen in early 2022 with limit regulation, which rarely goes to the point where it's impossible to build decks on a theme.
Looking at the long history of OCG, I can't remember the fact that a monster belonging to a theme is designated as a banned or restricted card on this scale.
However, since Tearlaments have unlimited Tearlaments Kashtira, it's scary that even with all these limbs broken off, they're still far stronger than most unregulated full power themed decks...

After reading all the effects and grasping the ruling, it's the strongest S monster that everyone thinks, "How can I beat this!?"
It's true that when you use the effect, it disappears from the spot, but unless it's refilled with Burial from a Different Dimension or something like that, it will come back no matter what.
There is no chance of winning if it is brought into a protracted battle, and it is really too strong that it is not at all "weak to being hit from above", which is common among monsters with such effects!
However, it doesn't have the power to repel monsters with higher ATK than you or monsters that are resistant to battle destruction that have been laid down, and against Shooting Quasar Dragon, which has a counter ability to push through your own attacks, this is the decisive factor. It feels like a counter ability for that powerful backup.
I'm glad that Dinosaur has 《Dogoran, the Mad Flame Kaiju》! Please distribute "Kaiju" monsters with the same summoning conditions as soon as possible to races that do not yet have Kaiju!

Dinosaur Foot Stamp! It's a monster that will become a Level 6 《Two-Headed King Rex》with an ability!
I don't know if it's a coincidence or an aim, but it has a Special Summon effect that just wants to use it as an X material for 《Stardust Dragon26 》. I'm stepping on that it may be used sometimes other than that!

New Possibilities of Link 1! That is, one of the former ace EX monsters such as the theme is designated as an L material and reborn as a new ace monster, and this monster is the first to do so!
Even though it's an old ace EX monster, the L material monster for this monster is the first card that appeared in the 11th season, so it can't be said that it's that old...
With this method, any monster from any era can be remade into a new monster that is in need of that monster and has modern power!
However, there is a similar technique called "Multiple X Summons", and there are cases where there is a method for X Summoning by normal procedure, and there is a method of "equipping an equipment card" to L Summon this card. In many cases, no additional conditions are required.
If you strengthen with this method, you can immediately send the L material monster to her GY, and if the L material monster has an effect that activates in her GY, you can use it. I want it

The effect is that he becomes a link material for a specific Link Monster, and when he is sent to GY, he is resurrected only once. ….
Moreover, he's a Cyberse monster that's level 4 or lower, which is the material for it... No matter how many EX Decks you have, it's not enough!

If the effect of 1 is not a trigger immediate effect, I felt that it is a monster that is more suitable for attacking rather than doing something during the opponent's turn!
If you use it defensively, even if you use the effect of 2 after seeing the opponent's "Raigeki", you cannot receive it with the called "Cosmic Blazar Dragon".
Even if Shooting Quasar Dragon is destroyed, you can Special Summon Shooting Star Dragon, and Stardust Sifr Divine Dragon won't be destroyed. His deck, which is mainly for S summoning, seems to be quite heavy...
I'd like to use it as a card that can attack 2 times with this monster and 1 time with a Special Summoned monster, totaling 3 times with ATK 4000!
In that you can negate the card effects on the field before starting to act, it can be somewhat differentiated from 《Shooting Quasar Dragon》, which promises continuous attacks from the beginning.