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His Firewall, not the real flame wall that appeared in the GX period, but Firewall.
You can continue to stop the opponent's direct attacks as long as it lasts for the removal cost of GY's Pyro, but Pyro and the theme to which it belongs a lot and removal are not so compatible, and it is difficult to protect monsters from battle destruction. Due to its low versatility, it is one of the few trap cards that has effects related to Pyro, but its performance is still not good.
On top of that, there's also the upkeep cost of paying LP for a Continuous Trap with this level of effect, although it's not very heavy.
I want to say that he pays the cost each time by banishing GY's Pyro, but there is no turn 1, and it's a card from this period, so it can't be helped.

A Link 6 general-purpose Link Monster that can be Link Summoned from 3 Effect Monsters, making it the largest Link Monster since Arrival.
The link material is looser than the arrival, and the original ATK is higher than the arrival with the minimum number of materials. In order to do so, a certain degree of dedicated construction will be required, and at least it will be necessary to have the ability to deploy Ritual Monsters and EX Monsters while putting out this Link 6 monster, or a gimmick to send those monsters to GY. increase.
However, the effect that is exerted can be used every turn with a complete flitch on each other's turn, bounces up to 4 cards of the opponent's field and his GY, and further strengthens his ATK permanently according to the number of cards. It is a very powerful thing to do.
His Cyberse has a set of monsters of the same type as himself, and there are many cards in Cyberse that have unreasonable expansion power instead of binding the deployment destination to his Cyberse. , The dedicated Deck will demonstrate its power.
It is also the first Link Monster to have link markers that point diagonally upward in two directions, and it is a monster that has no restrictions on how it can be deployed to the link destination.

In the previous regular pack, there was no completely new theme recorded, perhaps because it was the final stage of the season, but instead, we created a new effect with the name "Aquamirror" and made it a substantial new theme. , this time, that frame became "Firewall" to which that FWD belongs.
Its effect is that if you use yourself as link material for his Cyberse, which is of the same race as yourself, you can recruit 1 of his Firewall monsters other than monsters with the same name.
Cyberse has "Linguriboh" and Disciples that can be Link Summoned with a single low-level Cyberse, and since this is a single NS monster, it's a complete first move, so its strength needs no explanation.
It feels like it's only natural for him to be tied to Cyberse on the turn he activates, and for Cyberse, who now has over 200 monsters, it's basically a disadvantage that can't be bothered at all, and if you cooperate with existing monsters, this You can reach from one monster to Link 5 or more.
From the turn sent to his GY by the GY effect, you can also become a substitute for destroying the effect of his Firewall monster on your field, and it feels like you were offered such a nice thing from the beginning. .

A card that was a high-level Normal Monster of the Dragon that appeared in Season 1, and had the highest ATK until the Emerald Dragon appeared as a Dragon that could be sacrificed by itself.
In the first season, ATK 2100 with one sacrifice is a fairly high level next to Archfiend, Machine King, Ushioni, etc. With the same sacrifice, he has ATK 2100, and also Air Eater, a normal from the regular pack. and Flame Cerberus.
The illustration makes it look like it's quite large, but in fact it's a different color than Crawling Dragon #2, so it's actually quite slim.
In game works, it is easy to create a fusion between a weak dragon-type monster and a plant, and in true DM, it is highly suitable for 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》, and in fusion with a red dragon, you can become red-eyed. It was a monster whose activity stood out.

One of the poor ATK high-level Fairy monsters that appeared in Season 1, and a fusion material with the designation "Kaminari Attack".
Fairy's 1st term had a max ATK of 1300 for low class and 1800 for high class, and there were no superlative monsters.
Despite its appearance, it feels like it hasn't been tampered with much, and if it's the same senior angel from the 1st term, I get the impression that Doma, the angel of silence of death from DARK, and Orion, the self-proclaimed god of war, are taken up as material.
Also, the bloodshot eye is twice as interesting as the year that is also used in the card name, such a monster.

His spell card that appeared in season 1 and has the effect of switching the attack and defense of all monsters on the field only for that turn when activated.
In the 1st period, low-level monsters with 2000 DEF such as Giant Soldier of Stone and Holy Elves, and 3000 DEF with a single sacrifice of Millennium Shield are used as attackers. His ATK is below his ATK as a card that can be used.
It is also the card used by Jonouchi in the original Kingdom arc, and with this card, he attacked the zombie corps that originally had 0 DEF in Honezuka.
It's not a big deal, but I'm a little concerned about the card name as if all monsters were supposed to be right-handed.

Dragon's Fusion Monster with the same level and offense and defense as Red Eyes.
In other words, if it's a monster in the main deck, it's 2 sacrifices and he's ATK 2400, so it's not strong at all even by the 1st term standards.
Even in the original, it was just a by-product of time magic, and this monster wasn't particularly strong.
This monster and the 100-year-old dragon, can't you see in a slightly younger appearance?

One of the monsters used by Jonouchi in the original kingdom edition, and his Normal Monster, which is a weak advanced monster in OCG.
Unlike Garoozis, which killed the torture machine and launcher spider, this monster doesn't really have a highlight.
The text says to live in the forest, but this seems to be for the purpose of saying that it will be strengthened in the forest field.

A high-level Normal Monster with the most terrible abilities among the five Sea Serpent monsters that appeared in Season 1.
Its total attack and defense value is on par with Assassin, Ramoon, and Sandstone, and is the weakest advanced monster of the 2900 family, excluding Leowizard and Morinphen.
At the same time, it is the same Sea Serpent, and the low-level monster Takriminos has only 100 offense and defense difference, so its low ability is obvious.
In the game, he has an ATK of less than 1600. He can be fusion summoned with Aqua and dragon-type monsters, and from the attack method written in his text, he is set as a lightning demon despite being an aquatic race. personality is given.

Perhaps because his Insect 《✪ Kamakiller》exists in the same pack as Mantis Mantis, this Scorpion Man monster became Warrior.
A wingless scorpion isn't technically an insect, and the text says scorpion warrior, so there's nothing wrong with being a warrior.
The feature is that the name of the real scorpion is used as it is for the card name.

A shark that looks particularly strong among fish, with a lot of thorns and missiles.
Although it looks like a hamburger curry, the name of the card seems to be derived from the Nile River, making it very smart and fashionable.
Among the monsters that appeared up to DM2, it seems that there are quite a few "hidden public recruitment monsters" that have not been officially announced, or that are extremely poorly known, such as Killer Zakuro and Gross, so maybe this monster is one of them. I can't.
In the game work, he can be created by fusing Fish and Machine with ATK less than 1400, and if it is more than that and less than 1600, he becomes Metal Fish.

His Dragon version of the Equip Spell that strengthens the attack and defense of 15 species of monsters that appeared in the first season by 300.
Just by being able to strengthen the Blue-Eyed Dragon, this card has a charm that sets it apart from his other Equip Spells.
Moreover, if it is said that it is a hidden treasure, wouldn't it be a lie to not get excited about it anymore?
It gained popularity as a card that can enhance 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》even in True DM, and as one of the few cards that can enhance Meteor Black and Holy Knight, which have few corresponding enhancement spells, it was a high-priority enhancement spell for clearing the campaign.

His Normal Monster from Reptile, whose card name makes it hard to tell it's a blood-sucking snake.
His ATK is in the middle among the lower class Reptile monsters that appeared in Season 1.
Most of the Reptiles that appeared in Season 1 were of the same EARTH as this monster, and there were multiple monsters with higher attack and defense than this monster, so they probably wouldn't have been used in actual duels.
In OCG, it's not a fusion material with a name, and even in Rush Duel's Reptile Deck, it's offensive and defensive, and even in the DM4 environment, ✪ Beak Snake , which is included in the initial deck, isn't really good enough.
The only remaining possibility is that it will be remade in OCG or Rush Duel as a wordplay monster that combines "living blood" and "threshold".

A card featuring his odd ATK that appeared in Season 1, and also a different colored monster of that Kuriboh.
Even if it's said that it's not particularly bad, it's completely unconvincing because of DARK's Fiend setting.
As a monster with a disparity in color, it is compared to ✪ A Wandering Ghost , which is compared to Wight.
If it's just the difference in performance, I think ✪ Ancient Urn and Morphing Jar are the bigger ones, but this monster's partner is Kuriboh.
It is not clear whether this monster is inspired by "Makukurokurosuke", which appears in "My Neighbor Totoro", which is particularly popular among Ghibli works.

It is a well-known fact among duelists that it is one of the monsters that symbolize Yugi that appeared in the original work, and that special cards have appeared since then, and derivative monsters have appeared and been themed.
It's common for manga characters to gradually change their facial features and designs from the beginning of the series as the series continues, but this monster feels like it's not leaking out, and it's the debut battle of the kingdom arc. There is a big difference in the design between the OCG illustration and the current cuteness that has been refined since then.
Since that time, there has been a certain amount of demand for it as the only card-inducing monster that can fend off the unreasonable combo of Storm → Thunderbolt → Debifla Ultimate Dragon Giant.