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The dark warrior who appeared in Season 1 is a normal monster, and although he has the largest market share among all races, he is a level 4 dark warrior and there are only a few normal monsters that can be counted on one hand.
He doesn't feel like a weapon with intentions like the Hellgate Sword or a monster that imitates a specific weapon, but rather he's a weapon itself like the Equip Spell.
As a low-level warrior in the first season, he is on the same level as the elf swordsman and Kanan the Swordmistress, and his ATK is faster if you count from the top.

As a Level 3 monster from Season 1, it boasts a barely-there total attack and defense value, but its ability is balanced at a low position, and it is far from being called a hero.
In Rush Duel, there is a remake monster that claims to be a hero by twisting the card name of this monster, "We are heroes", but he is a pathetic samurai whose ATK is lower than that monster.
It's not a fusion material with a name, so one point is unavoidable.

Except for the appearance of a humanoid woman, there is nothing particularly different from the other Phase 1 Plants.
It's a different color monster of "Rose Spectre of Dunn", but it's not a fusion material named over there.
However, in the game, it was a female monster and a plant, so it was an excellent fusion material.
In Rush Duel, she appears as a remake of the so-called "water monster" by twisting her name.

A level 3 dark devil that is the end point of the level-up monster group "Darkness Mimic" series.
When destroyed in battle, the controller at that time draws 1 card, and if it is Special Summoned from LV1, the number of cards drawn increases to 2 cards. , Although it can't be helped because it's a series that only has low-class monsters, it's quite a unique existence as a level-up monster.
It is possible to use each of them individually, but since there is no name Turn 1 for its own draw effect, the 3 monsters that were Special Summoned at LV1 will be self-destructed with these 3 monsters, aiming for 6 draws. It's hard.
Both are safe and outdated maintenance personnel that have no place to evaluate, but this monster also has the advantage of being able to be recruited from the Death Guide, so here is the one-shot reversal "Dark Mimic LV12". I would like to see it.
In addition to performance, I am very interested in the appearance of treasure chests, what will happen to countless tentacles, and whether limbs will grow.

A card that is part of the "Dark Mimic" series of level-up monsters that first appeared, and a group of level-up monsters that are the only low-level monsters at the time of evaluation.
Its effect is Darkness Devil's 《Skelengel》that allows you to draw 1 card when reversed, and instead of bringing misfortune to the opponent who opens the treasure chest lid, it's a cute guy that brings good luck to the owner.
Furthermore, if you survive on the field during your standby phase, you can evolve to LV3 by sending yourself to his GY.
Due to the evolution timing, it is difficult to use both effects with one body even if you use it properly. You can either reverse it and use it as a material for Special Summon, or use some kind of effect to Special Summon it between your opponent's End Phase and your Standby Phase.
You can evolve any number of monsters in one turn, and the number of LV3 monsters drawn by this effect increases when destroyed by battle. prize.
LV3 and LV3 are both capable of activating Normal Summon and effects independently, but have a relationship in which the method of drawing is different. Unlike the relationship between Ultimate Insect LV1 and 3, the value of using this monster with low levels and status is also great.
This time, the successive jar series figures will be released.

A special card that asks the other player whether or not to shake hands with himself during the effect processing with "Share the Pain" named friendship.
If you don't have unity in your hand, it's up to your opponent to decide whether Share the Pain will be dealt with, and if you don't respond, you won't have a draw, so it's difficult to use it for a practical combo.
He is also a necessary card for GY to deal with Judgment of the Pharaoh 's strong selection effect, and it has a larger role.

Normal Trap, an OCG card attached to the only book of the original story.
It has a heavy LP cost and troublesome activation conditions, but the effect it exerts is powerful at the banned card level.
In particular, there are quite a few decks that have no choice but to return the turn without being able to do anything if the action around the monster is blocked on the first turn of the second attack.
Friendship, which is the activation condition for that effect, is also a Normal Spell that can be activated without depending on anything such as the situation of the field.
However, be aware that you can't do anything about monsters with high status and permanent effects such as resistance and meta effects that have already entered the battlefield.
The drawback is that this card itself is a trap card, and the spell card that is the activation condition does not have any special synergy with this card, but there are ways to send specific cards to GY and Normal Trap There is no doubt that it has become much easier to operate than when it first appeared due to the improved handling of the.

It will be a card other than a monster that has an effect that specifies the first Traptrix monster, but it is a field spell with a spell card.
With a Trap card-centric theme, Traptrix would follow the same non-exclusive Spell theme as Alters of similar nature, but it didn't!
On the effect side, the Traptrix Deck didn't need a Circle of Fairies! There are many monsters with NS-triggered effects such as increasing the summoning power of enchanted demon monsters, and battle destruction resistance that works on monsters of races other than Traptrix to which Traptrix belongs, and for Traptrix whose monster status is not very high It is in high demand.
In addition, there is also an SS effect from the hand and GY that can be activated in conjunction with the newly introduced exclusion gimmick, and a dedicated searcher is also provided at the same time.
Speaking of greed, it would have been great if it had an effect that increased the attack and defense of Traptrix monsters by 500. Isn't it a bit too greedy to say that?

A card-swapping draw spell that is a descendant of destiny draws and trade-ins, allowing you to put 1 Insect, Plant, or Normal Trap of a specific level into the discard pile for 2 draws.
Of course, it goes well with Traptrix, whose deck consists mostly of these cards, but when using it in a race deck, the fact that the monsters that can be discarded are tied to level 4 is quite a bottleneck, so there are not many decks that can be used without hand. Limited to.
In particular, his plant-based deck feels pretty tough, and it won't be prioritized if it's a good stuff build.
As a matter of course, he wants to not only effectively discard unnecessary cards, but also select cards that have effects activated by GY or can be affected by other effects that refer to GY. .
This has remained an important role for cards like Destiny Draw and Trade-In.
This is not limited to Monster, but the same can be said for Normal Trap, but in that respect, it is a pity that he is not familiar with such fields as Trap Hole and Hall Normal Trap used by Traptrix.

The monster who had the highest ATK among the junior Blackwings of the 6th generation anime.
Due to his own battle destruction trigger Recruit effect and the presence of Kalute, it was a disgusting card that made him feel like he definitely didn't want to hit this monster in Attack Position.
It was also excellent as his Blackwing, which is the starting point of the whirlwind, but it does not have the self-SS ability like Gale or Blast, and is currently being adopted in a serious construction, being pushed by the subsequent new generation Blackwing. is almost gone.
At the time, I never thought that low-level monsters with the ability to trigger battle destruction, including Geddon and Guaiba, who have similar effects, would fall so far.

It is one of his Equip Spell cards that increase the attack and defense of the 15 races that appeared in the first season by 300. This card corresponds to Warrior, a race closely related to his Equip Spell.
In the game work, this card was adjusted for honest warriors and "Sword of Dark Destruction" for warriors with evil hearts.
I feel like it's unavoidable because it's a timeless performance, and I feel that it's a safe and excellent design as a card that strengthens Warrior.
I think some of them are rare, but these 15 race-enhancing Equip Spell cards have a mysterious charm.

Among the Normal Monsters that appeared in season 1, this card is often said to have become this way because there was no appropriate race to set.
I feel like it would have been better around Fiend, but wouldn't it be nice to have a spell user like this once in a while?
It is a monster from the first period, especially from Booster 1, but at level 2, his ATK 900 is very high for a monster of this period, and in the cards recorded in Booster 1, Drone and " ✪ Yamata No Ryu Emaki " are also level 2. So he has an ATK of 900.
This monster's DEF is lower than ✪ Yamata No Ryu Emaki , but the text doesn't say it has low DEF like over there.

Among his Pyro's normal monsters that appeared in season 1, this is a monster that I personally feel is particularly weak because it is not a fusion material with a designated name, and it is not often seen in games.
Aside from 《Wings of Wicked Flame》, 《Hinotama Soul》, and Flame Viper, what about 1st Pyro? There should be no one who first mentions the name of this monster in the question.
Ironically, the ability itself is superior to those monsters.

Among the Normal Spells that have the effect of recovering LP that appeared in Season 1, this card has the lowest level of recovery next to Mooyan Curry.
Even in the game work, this card is the only card that has not appeared among them, and it is treated like this even though it is an OCG original recovery spell.
It was later imported into Rush Duel, and even cards with named effects have appeared.
It's difficult because it's said to be too much if you go overboard, but this kind of fan service is what I like about Rush Duel.

His Spell card that appeared in Season 1 and only randomly confirms one card in the opponent's hand.
It can't be helped because he calls himself inexperienced, but with this performance, there are no requests, and it won't be established as a detective business.
In GB's game work, you can see all the cards in your opponent's hand, and the cards you see will not be face down, so you can erase monster effects, making it a pretty amazing card.