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A long time ago, in his metabi-type deck, it is said that he seriously considered adopting it as a trap card that can strengthen the RBI of any monster with Friche + a card that comes with a bonus if activated when an attack is declared, along with metalization. Original card.
When it actually appeared in Season 1, its versatility as an RBI enhancement card was quite high, but now there are even more useful Phantom Swords and Phantom Wings, even for Trap cards, which are equipment cards. "Chained" won't be used unless there is some effect in the world that refers to the Trap card.
It also appeared in the Bandai version, and my relatives interpreted it as a control takeover effect, because it says "capture"...

A monster that has exactly the same attack/defense/level/monster effect as 《Invasion of Flames》, and it just became WATER's Fish.
The monster effect of the one that approaches forcefully and the one that sneaks up is the same, but it is also very interesting that the effect settings are different because they do not activate traps with different methods.
Needless to say, both are weak cards, but the only thing better than Invasion of Flames is the difference in the quality and quantity of the effects you can receive, so it's not a reason to give a different evaluation score.
In terms of the fact that there are many other good low-level monsters in Fish, the demand for this one is relatively low.

A Pyro monster with the ability to block the activation of Trap cards only at the timing of its own summoning success.
Aside from the effect of not being able to activate all Trap cards in the turn you NS, if only the Trap cards that can be activated when this monster's NS succeeds, I don't think it's worth the summoning right.
If a low-level monster with a low ATK and no other abilities had such an effect, he could use this monster as a material to Special Summon a monster with a summon reaction type Trap card.

A monster that can be said to be an Insect version of Gale Gale, who took the world by storm as Blackwing's strongest evil tuner, and can unilaterally defeat monsters with an ATK of less than 3200 due to his own ATK halving effect.
Since his original ATK is higher than Gale's, there are many monsters that can be dealt with by himself, so it's pretty amazing that a low-ranking monster that has NS can beat his ATK 3000 monster in battle alone.
This effect can be activated during the main phase of each turn, so if you can keep it on the field, it will be a great force in fighting monsters. It seems that there are almost no Attack Position monsters in the opponent's field, so after one job, I would like to use it as a material for Special Summon, but in that case, I don't have the self-SS ability like Gale. is really worrisome.
The ATK halving effect is also an effect that targets, so there are many scenes where it doesn't work when the opponent is a large monster, and even if you defeat it in battle, if the monster has a destruction trigger effect, it will be used, so it is weak. It's not an effect, but with this quality, I think the current evaluation would be that it should have the effect of "sending to GY".
His Insect of WIND has been expanding its power in recent years, and his Insect monsters with self-SS effects or the ability to SS this monster are also increasing, so his own effects themselves are becoming obsolete. , its operation is easier than it was then.

A card that is also a Ninja monster with her Insect in the form of a human woman full of charm, which is rare in OCG.
It has the ability to self-SS from the hand if there is a Ninja card or set monster in its field, and this alone is a Fusion Monster or Link Monster that requires a Ninja monster as a material and has special summoning conditions. It will be a valuable presence for SAIZO.
In addition, it has the ability to respond to the opponent's monster effects and raise its own set monsters while being set.
If the set monster has an effect that activates when reversed, you can use it, and if the activated set monster is your Ninja monster other than a card with the same name, an additional effect that negates the opponent's effect will be applied.
This makes it easy to take advantage of the self-SS effect that requires a set monster to be on the field, and it is extremely good at capturing effects that the opponent activates outside the field.
Its weak point is that it can't use any effects on its own, but in the worst case, even if it's put on the field as a wall, it's a low-class monster with a high DEF of 2100, so let's give it 9 points.
There are about 20 types of monsters in Insect that have reverse effects, and since their original defense power exceeds 2000, they can become Great Insects by equipping them with something. I'd like to try screwing it into her Insect Deck.

Her Generaider X monster, which also has one side of general-purpose rank 9X, can be used with two or more designated X materials.
Just by being on the field, you can lower the attack and defense of the opponent's monsters by 1000, but the true value is the effect of 3.
From the moment you land on the field, you can use the effect with a complete flitch during each other's turn, and while putting out Ormgand from the EX Deck, up to the number of X materials you have, use your or your opponent's GY cards as X materials. It demonstrates the ability to replenish to
This effect is very good, and it is very strong against the effect negate because it is activated by releasing itself with a complete flitch. It becomes a robbery of GY ad, and favorable conditions are lined up if the number of X materials to be stacked can be set to the number of X materials you have as the upper limit.
What's more, since this is a free material and can be used with 2 units, it's worth including it in the EX Deck along with Ormgand if his Deck can reach Rank 9.
Also, the monsters that can be put out from the EX Deck are his Generaider X monsters other than Fairy, so there is still the possibility that compatible monsters other than Ormgand will appear in the future, which is wonderful.
How to say it, it's a card that feels like it has this power because Ormgand was that.

One of the Reiwa Ninja monsters that appeared in the 11th term, and the first muscular human Rock monster in a long time.
What the heck is a Ninja? It is a superlative monster drawn with a spirited old man with a feeling like that.
It has an effect that can set up to 2 monsters in the field with summon triggers and reverse triggers, and the monsters in the opponent's field that receive this effect cannot be reversed at their own will.
On the opponent's turn, he Special Summons and sets two monsters on the opponent's field to prevent them from being used as S, X, Link materials, etc. You can also move to restrict deployment.
The other effect is also triggered by flipping monsters in each other's field, and it's an excellent effect that unleashes an all-purpose removal effect.
The problem is how to Special Summon or reverse this monster without self-SS ability during the opponent's turn. I want to do it without difficulty.

Appearing in DM2, he is one of the Ritual Monsters, and appeared in OCG in the Dark Ceremony Edition along with her other Ritual Monsters in the same position, such as Chakra and Fortress Whale.
Until the appearance of Absolute, Kuwagger Hercules was the only Insect and he was a Fusion Monster recently, but this is the only Insect Ritual Monster at the time of evaluation.
And since Ritual Monsters are a type of Special Summon monsters that can be put into your hand or her Deck, you can ignore the summoning conditions and Special Summon with 《Cocoon of Ultra Evolution》or the effect of Paranoid.
It's a pity that it doesn't have a monster effect, but we can look forward to the appearance of his new Insect Ritual Monsters that focus on this property in the future.
In terms of stats, just like the Crab Turtle, he is a balanced type with no special strengths in both offense and defense, and although he was a valuable force among his Insect monsters at the time, it was still lacking in power as a Level 8 Ritual Monster. That's my impression.
The name in Ritual Spell in the DM series is "Insect with spear".

The monster in charge of DARK in the last 6-attribute fusion HERO.
Since any DARK monster can be used as a material, there is also the existence of super fusion, and its appearance has been awaited for a long time, but as expected, the performance of the main body is quite subtle.
Well, even if it doesn't go as far as Abzero, at least I wanted Shining and Novamaster to show their mettle.
At that time, I thought it was going to be Yami HERO, but now I'm starting to think that it came out too early, or rather, the timing was bad.

A new monster from Kashtira and Tearlaments, a combination of dangerous theme names running at the forefront of the environment.
Is it too soon to replenish what you've taken from Tearlaments? The question is the theme of the active forefront, so please forgive me.
The effect has the same triggered immediate effect self-SS effect, and in one body he shows a stable function regardless of whether he uses it with Scareclaw or Kashtira, whereas this self-SS ability is for his Kashtira, GY Fertilizer Two effects are for Tearlaments.
Being compatible with Fenrir, Perleino, and Paraizos, which have all become restricted cards, is definitely a strength when used on the Tearlaments side.
Kashtira does get some benefit from her GY Fulfillment effect, but her Scareclaw stuff is generally a higher priority than this one.
Well, on a very personal note, he likes Scareclaw's one and hates this one.

I was wondering what kind of monster would be the first successor to Kashtira's main deck, but what came out was a monster that shared the theme name with an existing theme in the same story.
In each other's main phase, it has the ability to Special Summon from the hand with Furice, and at this time, the card containing the specified name is excluded from the hand / GY, so the effect is triggered by being excluded. Expect great synergy.
He can also attack with 2600 DEF as his ATK while in Defense Position, and has the ability to negate the effects of opponent monsters that his Kashtira and Scareclaw monsters, including himself, battle.
It is a powerful effect that can erase the strong resistance and suppression effects of permanent effects such as double-sided destruction resistance and meta-type effects without being activated, and the negation of monster effects by this effect lasts until the end of the turn. Therefore, even if the opponent cannot be defeated by this monster, it will be possible to deal with it with subsequent monsters by negate the monster effect.
It's necessary to go through battle, but I really like this effect that can erase the opponent's permanent effect with a permanent effect.

His Continuous Spell, which features a card name like Field Spell with the effect that eating too much is poison, just like the production when it appeared in the anime.
"Gingerbread House" appears in various creations, but it seems to be a relatively plain design among them.
I think the idea of the effect is interesting, but how about a Continuous Spell that isn't strong at all even if you happen to draw it first and activate it?
If the method of removal was not destruction, but his GY sending, it might be said that there was some backhand power, and if the activation timing was the opponent's end phase, it would have been more meaningful to be able to play first, but... .
In any case, even if there is a card that can be placed on the field from the Deck or GY by name, it won't hit, and I want you to do that.
Otherwise, I don't know why this card, which seems to have little demand, was selected among the remaining Leon's Fairy Tale cards.

A spell card that allows you to exchange cards while pressing any two cards from your hand to your opponent.
Even after drawing 2, you still lose a lot of advantage, but it is a highly useful card among cards that let you add your own cards to the opponent's hand.
However, it also has the drawback of being caught by Urara, and even if you have a perfect combo part including this card in your hand, it can be ruined by being stopped at the crucial point.

A normal spell resurrection card with various restrictions.
Since there is a great justice called "Monster Reborn" in this area, it is difficult to prioritize it unless you can take advantage of the fact that the detrimental effect of the type that activates other than Special Summoned monsters will not be activated.
Since you can't even activate it if you have a monster in your field, the revived monster is a monster that is strong even by itself, or a monster with some kind of Special Summon ability such as Devifla, and the monsters that line up are monsters with demerits that activate only that turn or permanent effects. A monster with the ability to weaken or neutralize the opponent's card is desirable.

The strongest monster of Beforce, which is an Insect's low-level tuner and can lead to S Summons and Link Summons by searching for Beforce such as Pins and Twin Bows with summoning trigger effects and deploying them with its own effects.
Since the effect is also compatible with Special Summon and is a tuner, it has a high priority as a Beforce that is revived by Alvarest's NS-induced effect.
Furthermore, since it has the ability to negate the effect of one monster that can be used in Furice during each other's turn, it is a wonderful card that is worth leaving on the field without being used as a material for Special Summon.
Why did you make such an important monster bear the responsibility of being the only tuner in the main deck of the theme?
The cost required to activate this effect is one of his Insects on his field other than himself, and it is a monster worth adopting as a set along with pins and twin bows on her Deck centered on Insects. I can say
Beforce has always had excellent monsters in the main deck, but having monsters like this raises expectations for the monsters that follow.