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His ATK 1800 low-ranking attacker who is the first Winged Beast and his WIND monster that appeared in Season 2.
He surpassed the previous strongest Blue-Winged Crown to become the strongest low-level attacker in the Rising Air Current Deck.
As a WIND attacker, he will give up the strongest position to Newt in the second term, but as a vanilla Winged Beast, he will continue to dominate until the appearance of 《Phantom Gryphon》.
《Giant Red Seasnake》and his Gunkan Suship are easy to differentiate due to the fact that they have different attributes, but this one has the same attributes as Griffon, which is a pain.
It's not a named fusion material, and if you don't consider race and attributes, his ATK 1800 or higher monster with the same ATK and level but higher defense has existed since season 1. , was certainly used by a certain number of duelists.
DM4's game original text suggests that a person (?) named "Tori Sennin" is involved in the origin of this monster.

Against decks that do not use S monsters, Continuous Trap is an excellent attack deterrent as a card that permanently prevents attacks at no cost.
Naturally, it's weak against backbreaking because it has no resistance, but I think it's amazing that it can stop everything with just one card. I also feel the spirit that it will not be broken for free because it can be done.
In addition, if an S monster other than a tuner is sent to her by GY, it has the effect of reviving that monster as a tuner.
It's wonderful that he doesn't negate the monster effect, uses it as a material for Special Summon, and supports his sending GY outside of each other's effects such as cost release.
If this card was out there at the time, I definitely would have used it as a card to self-bounce with Golgar.

Quick-Play Spell OCG from Yu-Gi-Oh R in PP, which is also an extra time for Anikuro.
It is often mistaken because the card name is similar to ``Busou Tensei'', which also appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! R and left a great impact on duelist readers.
It's a simple effect to set 1 Equip Spell from each other's GY on the field with Friche or equip it to your own monster, but due to the effect in the first half, even if there is no Equip Spell in GY, it seems to be almost upward compatible with Rush. It can also be used as a strengthening spell such as combat tricks.
The fact that you can't select a monster on your opponent's field as a monster to equip ATK up or her Equip Spell is disappointing from a combo point of view, considering the nature of being able to equip her Equip Spell to monsters with target resistance. place.
Also note that if you choose an effect that touches GY's Equip Spell, unlike the first half of the effect, you can't use it in Damester.

A minor plant monster that can bring in any Field Spell with an SS triggered effect.
Since it does not have the ability to SS itself, other powers are required to use the effect, but since it is a Plant, the presence of Ronfa, Rose Lover, and herbicides allows the effect to be used in any area. It is possible to do so, and it is especially appreciated that there is a way to produce an effect even if it is pulled directly.
As a monster that can search for Field Spells, summoning rights are required in many situations, but Planet Pathfinder, which can be used alone even from NS, is more stable, so when using this monster, Plant-related effects You could use it, or you could turn it into a super-specialized deck with a dedicated gimmick for a Solitaire 1 kill.
Being able to remain on the field as a material for her Special Summon is a big strength different from 《Planet Pathfinder》.
But well, I didn't expect this to become an OCG before the Giant Octopus...
If this is converted to OCG, it seems that Harton and Hearttomato will be able to come out to the world someday.

A Plant rank 4X monster for Strak promotion, all of which is designed with her Traptrix synergy in mind, including race, rank, and effect specifications.
Traptrix has a lot of monsters with NS-triggered effects, but there are also monsters with SS-triggered effects and monsters with permanent effects, so being able to bring them out during the opponent's turn is also meaningful. I can say
However, his Traptrix has a lot of his own Rank 4X and Link Monsters, so it's a bit of a stretch to ask if this should be given priority.
Monsters that can be Special Summoned from the hand are free materials and can be Special Summoned from the hand, so there is no specification other than that they are level 4, so if a deck that can get rank 4 and uses a lot of normal traps, it can be used in his deck other than Traptrix.
Special Summon The effects and restrictions that tie the destination to the Plant restrict the expansion from the EX Deck considerably, so it can be said that it is not a bad option among them.
The effect and offense and defense are not weak ~ It's a normal line, and if you're evaluating a card that isn't used in a serious duel, it's hard to decide whether to give it a score of 6 or 7.
Personally, I feel that between 6 and 7 there is a big gap between the bad side and the good side...

The monster used by Aki in the manga 5D's, which had been converted into OCG for PP and regular subscription benefits, has become an OCG again, and finally there is only one rose spirit left.
The specs have effects related to Plants, but they are not Plants themselves, which is a characteristic that is often seen in the monsters used by Feelaki.
The effect is a draw effect that activates by releasing himself from the field, a Plant salvage by excluding himself from his GY, and if the salvaged monster is level 7 or higher, he will give him 1 of his Plants on the Deck. It is supposed to exert an additional effect to send to the GY of.
Either of the two effects is turn 1, and it's ridiculous to use a summoning right for one draw, so basically I'd like to aim for the effect of Salvage & GY Fertilize.
The selling point will be that he can SS the salvaged top-level plant as it is by changing the monster sent to GY to "Rose Lover" as an additional effect.
However, in order to fertilize GY, he first needs to send the highest-level Plant other than EX monsters to her GY.
It's not bad that he has a reasonable ATK and can be replaced with at least 1 draw, so even if he draws directly, he can avoid becoming a complete accident factor.

One of his Dark Machine Normal Monsters that appeared in Season 1, with an ability value slightly inferior to that of 《Cyber Soldier of Darkworld》.
It's a dark machine that was included in Booster 4, the same as Mechahan, so it's hard to find value beyond being a rare card that was out of print in the first season.
It's a mystery what "brave" means courage in this figure and text, maybe it's just a rephrasing of "blade".
In DM4, one of Keith's main monsters with his ATK second only to Disc Magician as a low-level machine.

Later on, she would belong to Karakuri, and on top of that, she is a mecha spider that doesn't look like a machine at all, just with bladed legs.
It is completely unknown why the ability to cut DARK monsters was assigned, and it feels like it would have been better to set it to Holy Power or something like that.
As the first Machine, he competes for the mascot slot with Steel Scorpion and Bat.

A cockroach swordsman with an obsessive tenacity who always returns to the top of the Deck no matter how many times he is sent to GY from any realm.
Due to its nature, it seems that he can be used for infinite combos using the fixed top of the deck, but there are surprisingly few ways to use it strongly, otherwise it will basically become a drawlock and only get in the way.
From now on, even if a new card that makes use of this monster's nature comes out, it would be a problem if that card also has the name Turn 1, so I don't think it's possible to hope for such a card to come out.
The illustration is very fashionable with a shield with a prohibition mark drawn on the insecticide, and in the game work, he can be made by fusing Warrior and Insect with ATK 800 or less.

Fairy's advanced Normal Monster with a card name, text and stats that everyone can't resist.
However, even with this, as Fairy in the first phase, she was the strongest fighting force alongside the come-from-behind goddess, so it was a problem.
In the game work, as her ATK Fairy, since there is a female element, the reversal goddess and Valkyrie are prioritized due to the high aptitude as a fusion material and the number of corresponding strengthening spells, so this monster is not used.

In the first season, he was a monster with the highest ATK among Aqua's lower normal monsters, and his reign continued until he was overtaken by Shari's warship later.
At that time, it was a monster that supported the low-level battle line under "Umiiruka" with the double signboard of "7 Colored Fish", but later the difference in racial advantage between Aqua and Fish began to grow, and it became less of a priority. .
Booster 4, which contains this monster, also contains many other excellent low-level vanilla attackers, such as Gemini, Mechahan, Rajin, and Ax Raider, who were the highest hitting points of each race at the time.

It is a fusion monster with 3 body materials, which was still rare in the first phase, but the rare Fish Normal Monster that is designated as a fusion material with a name designation for 2 of them.
Despite this, it has never been reprinted, and the hurdles for regular fusion are extremely high, especially for Man-eating Black Shark, since the other two bodies are also specified as fusion materials for the first out-of-print monsters.
It was also a monster with the highest defensive power among the low-ranking fish in the first season.

It is a card that will be a different color monster of "Water Omotics", and it is also a card with his ATK next to "Giant Red Seasnake" as a low-level monster of his Aqua in the first season.
When High Tide Merman appeared in Season 2, wasn't it possible that 《Umiiruka》entered the Deck as 4th place after 《Giant Red Seasnake》, Rainbow Fish and Merman?
It's not a spirit, but a fairy, but it's a bit unreasonable to call it a fairy...

A certain number of types appeared from the first period, and he was one of the Fiend's low-level Normal Monsters, whose appearance was also quite varied.
He's pretty strong in DM4 with ATK, but even if it's just his Fiend, it doesn't matter which one you choose, whether it's Imp or Gremlin, which also appeared in the original, or 《Trial of Nightmare》or 《✪ Zemian God》.
It's a card that many Duelists have never seen in real life because it's from Booster, but since this monster has been reprinted in EX and EX-R where you can get powerful cards at a low price, it's relatively memorable. There must be many remaining duelists.

One of the Normal Monsters that has never been reprinted since it appeared in Season 1.
His insect monster is not big, but a giant ant. It doesn't have any special features, but it's a monster that likes illustrations with a lot of flavor.
In terms of ability, it has a status of about 100 higher defensive power than Gokibore, and yet it is written in the text that it is surprisingly strong, but the fact that the existence of Insect itself is considered weak as a premise. can be seen.