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His level 1 Insect monster is a Beforth deployer who is on par with Twin Bow, and can self-SS from his hand when his Insect is on the field.
Twin Bow is Level 3 and has higher combat ability than this one, so you can unconditionally self-SS from your hand alone, but this one has no restrictions on the monsters that can be put out from the EX Deck after activation, so it can be used in a variety of ways.
Twin Bows are more suitable materials for producing Insect's S, X, Link Monsters, but since there are not many types of monsters with general effects for them, it is possible to create a stronger and more suitable material for the environment. It can be said that this is superior as a material for laying out the base.
Of course, you can use both of them together, so you can line up 2 of his Insect monsters without using the summoning right by doing a self-SS after Twinbow, and if you have Suimi Min or Zextagger in your hand, you can still use the summoning right. It is also possible to expand further while preserving.
Beforth also has a nice monster called Poison Needle, so you could use this as a set in his Insect deck.

A Level 3 Insect monster that can self-SS from the hand alone and completely unconditionally due to effects activated during the Main Phase.
However, after activating it, the monsters that can be Special Summoned from EX are bound by his Insect, and since his Insect is a race that does not have enough strength for both general-purpose and dedicated EX Decks, the business trip performance to non-Insect decks is low.
Quality is more important than quantity, so there are cases where the appearance of just one EX monster changes everything, but in that case, it is highly possible that the design will be conscious of the existence of this monster.
In a deck that specializes in special summoning Insects such as Armed Horn and Locust King from the EX Deck, it is definitely better than a sure pin, so the S monster, which is the main force of the theme to which it belongs, is of course a Rank 3X. And I would like to expect the future of Insect of Link 1 and 2.

One of the 2022 fall VJ appendix cards that appeared after Beetrooper's visit to Japan and his enhancement of Insect in the regular pack.
The attractiveness of this monster is that it's the highest grade Insect that allows you to SS from your hand under fairly loose conditions.
Regarding the effect that you can SS from your hand in response to the SS of Insect regardless of whether it is your own or your opponent, there are many opportunities to activate it due to the recent increase in Insect cards that can SS you and other Insect monsters. Some of them can be searched by Resonant Insects, and there are Dozer and Neptune that are the same level 8 as this monster, so you can use it even if you want to put out a rank 8X monster in the Insect Deck.
On the other hand, the ability to strengthen his ATK in proportion to the number of his Insects in the field other than himself has a small benefit because his ATK is originally low, and there is no particular resistance, so it is an attacker or kept in the field. It is not very suitable for doing things, and is more suitable as a material worker for Special Summon.
In addition, during each other's end phase, each player demonstrates the ability to Special Summon one Insect from their own hand or GY to their own field, but the development is slow with the end phase, and the effect of the Insect issued is negate. Since there are few things you can do on your own turn, and it is difficult to keep it on the field, you want to use it as a material for Special Summon, but since it is activated in the end phase, it will be effective if you use it as a material. It is very difficult to use
Furthermore, even though I can't force my Insect on the opponent's field, I somehow gave the opponent the right to Special Summon my Insect on the field, and Insect has the ultimate hand trigger called increased G. There is a high possibility that this will be used due to the fact that it will be used, especially if you can throw increased G at the self-SS effect that was activated on your turn, the draw will be used as a material for Special Summon in the turn of the counterattack. It's the worst because I'm going to offer it.
If you want to somehow use your own SS or other effects to SS during the opponent's turn and activate the effect during the opponent's end phase, Stingy will be a good partner for that.
This monster + Stingy + Special Summoned Insect during the End Phase + Insect put into play on the return turn. If you have 4 to 5 monsters on the field, you can reach his ATK of 3000 by self-buffing. It's not difficult, and I think there are scenes where the total number of hits in the field exceeds 8000.
The recent VJ appendix cards have continued to have monsters with a quality that is neither good nor bad, and I thought that there would be no monsters below 《Aileron》this year, but this monster also has a non-self SS ability. I think that is pretty tough as much as 《Aileron》.

A trap card that allows you to Special Summon each player's banished monsters on the opponent's field.
First of all, at least one monster that is excluded from each other is required to activate, so you can remove all monsters by permanent effects such as rifts and macros. It is essential to use it together with monsters that have the ability to exclude monsters.
The monsters you receive from your opponent are not stable due to various uncertainties, so I would like to find a way out by using my monster as a card that can be pushed into the opponent's field with Friche.
Anyway, it's a card that requires some sort of combo, so I wouldn't recommend putting it in like a general-purpose deck, even though it's his deck that does banishment.

Normal Spell appeared as a new card that expands the world view of "Sky Striker Ace" among the themes recorded in Cele 5.
A type of removal spell that temporarily drives out monsters in one or both EX monster zones.
However, since it is a Normal Spell, it is too versatile to use as his Spell to remove the opponent's monsters, so it is difficult to prioritize it unless you can also temporarily remove your own monsters in the EX Monster Zone. .
Specifically, it can be combined with an effect that refers to the link destination from returning to an arbitrary position in the main monster zone, targeting monsters whose effects are triggered by excluding or leaving the EX monster zone. increase.
However, when compared to similar cards, this card's strong point is too weak, and it's unlikely that you'll encounter a situation where you can use it more strongly than 《Spiritual Entanglement》or 《World Legacy Clash》because of this card.

A rank 7 X-Monster remade from Damned as an X-Monster.
In addition to matching the rank range for X-summoning, the theme miraculously appeared that even the Damned's GY exclusion effect, which was set as a demerit effect in the name of his GY cost, could be overcome. One of the monsters that suddenly colors the environment.
After all, the existence of X monsters must be kept in mind regardless of the rank range.

A new "Trap Hole" Trap card newly recorded in the Lucky Demon Strak.
It is a removal trap that can be activated by Friche on the turn that meets specific conditions, and the target is one of his ATK 2000 or more monsters on the opponent's field.
It is a bottom-level effect as a removal trap that is a destructive effect that targets even though it is activated and the activation target is conditional, but Trap Hole that can be activated by Friche is still a valuable existence.
Also, if GY has a Trap Hole or Hole Normal Trap, you can remove 1 monster from your opponent's GY with an additional effect. Effects can also prevent their activation.
Naraku, which has a similar effect, can only be used at the moment of successful summoning. I have the impression that you will win.
As usual, it only works on monsters, and the effect is a single-target removal effect, and it's not a complete flinch. I don't think so.
Well, since Trap Hole is just Trap Hole, it can't be helped.

A new card that expands the world view of Evil Twins among the themes recorded in Cele 5.
The effect is that every time a monster is revived from his GY, 1000 burns will be applied to the opponent after the effect is resolved, and he will recover 500 of his LP. It is a Continuous Spell of
It's meant to widen the LP difference between each other by 1500 while reviving, but even if it's used in a deck that is somewhat good at reviving, it uses a single card to place this card on the field, so the 1000 LP cut to the opponent is reduced. There is a peculiarity that it loses damage instead of effect damage, but I can't say it's a card that should be prioritized just for that reason.
Also, since this effect is turn 1 and is called turn 1 on the same chain, even if you have multiple cards on the field, only one burn and recovery will be activated per revival, and up to 3 times per turn. There are also restrictions.
However, since there is no name Turn 1 for activating the card and activating its effects, and it is a Continuous Spell that can be activated immediately from the hand, this card and the resurrection Continuous Spell and Equip Spell are called self-bounce spells without the name Turn 1. By docking with monsters with effects, specialized Decks will be able to continue exploiting your opponent until they go bankrupt.
It may be a little unrealistic to land this combo in a serious duel, but as long as it's a card that will win if it explodes, you'll need to evaluate it accordingly.
Also, in many cases, the nuance that it is not realistic is because it is a major premise that there is no interference, and if there is no interference, completing the combo itself is not that difficult and you can win if you pass normally, OCG's card pool. I just said that it's wide and deep.

It's been a long time since some VJ-attached card has an ability linked to the most recent new product, and this time, a superlative Fiend with an ability related to Devil's Gate R, a Dark World Struk, has appeared.
However, he does not have a theme name like Gizam and Metal Crunch, which were also supplement cards related to Strak R, and since he often discards his hand due to the effect, his Fiend Deck including Dark World, which synergizes with the effect of this card. It feels like a new proposal for the whole.
If his Fiend other than the same name card is sent to GY by the effect regardless of the area, the effect to Special Summon himself from the hand or GY, and if he is sent to GY by the effect regardless of the area, the same name card It has the effect of salvaging 1 non-Fiend.
Its own combat ability is low as a superlative monster and there is no other effect on the field, so it is mainly used as a material for Special Summon. It is particularly suitable for X materials because it will be destroyed, so why don't you craft a rank 8X using Grapha and Demon King Rain, who are standing with me? It is a card called.
Fiend has many powerful cards that can send monsters to GY with effects from race-specific Decks such as Rhinoceros and Archfiend's Ghastly Glitch, and they are compatible with both effects of this card. Even if you send it to GY, it will be sent to GY with an unmistakable effect, so there will be scenes where you can make use of DARK, which is highly suitable as a fusion material.
Also, if his Fiend, who is bound by Fiends, comes out with a powerful Rank 8X, then the significance of using this monster will increase even more.
Although it's a superlative monster, it's too specialized for the support side, so honestly it's not that interesting card, and the Special Summon effect and Salvage effect are big downgrade points when evaluating cards that say "Either turn 1". It's written that it's going to be a bit of a mess, but I think it's a correct interlocking appendix worth using in other Fiend Decks while synergizing properly with the members of Dark World.

When I appeared in the anime, it was said that a really bad guy had arrived, and when the information came out before the release of the OCG, it was said that someday it would be a banned card, and it was a Link 4 monster that became a banned card.
Unfortunately, I have no other words to say...
After all, if the material is too loose and the original is too broken, no matter how hard you try to adjust it, if you don't turn it into a completely different level, it's destined to be like this.
At the time of evaluation, it was also the only card with an effect related to EX Link, aside from tournament-exclusive products, but it wasn't because of the banning of this monster.
In the first place, the ability of a monster that requires solitaire called EX Link is Handes, and that's what it's all about.
Come to think of it, when the rules for EX Link came out into the world, the duelists' reactions were no different from those of this monster.

In addition to being a Trap card, both effects cannot be activated unless a Kashtira X monster is on the field. A unique card that can be used as a deployment card from the first turn.
Start with one Unicorn, then Papayas → Fenrir → Rise Heart → Unicorn and Fenrir and Shangri-La → Play Rise Heart and remove this card from the Deck at the cost of Rise Heart's effect → The effect of this removed card triggers Shangri-La. A unicorn or Fenrir, which is the X material of , jumps out into the field, and since there is a level 7 Rise Heart on the field, further X summons are possible, and since Shangri-La is moving, Arise Heart can also be stacked. If you have a Unicorn or Paraizos in your hand, you can use this card from the first attack to extend the development if there is no interference.
On top of that, it's possible to use it again with the effect that triggers when Purpyas is removed, so there's no reason not to pin it.
Even if you draw it straight away, it's unlikely to be a big problem as Scareclaw and Tearlaments have a way to remove it with the effect of his Kashtira's self SS effect.
The effect in the first half, the ability to acquire advantages, and the removal performance are not bad, and since it is an effect related to removal, it is not weak because it naturally synergizes with various Kashtira cards, but it is mainly used without going through the above situations. Therefore, it will be seldom used.

A fusion material named Kuwaga Hercules. Looking at the illustrations of G-Park and Shoot, it gives the impression that he is the general of the low-ranking Insects of the 1st generation. .
Gokipo designates a level 4 monster with a lower ATK than normal Insect monsters, but this monster is the only named fusion material monster among them.
In DM4, as a low-ranking Insect, he has the highest ATK, and if he has an ATK of less than 1900, he can become a Kuwagger Hercules even if he fuses with an Insect.
It wouldn't be strange if Beta, Gamma, or Omega appeared someday, that kind of monster.

A Kashtira Quick-Play Spell where the main effect is a bonus and the sub effect is the main body.
The main effect is to remove monsters with specific offense and defense from your field, GY, or your opponent's field to greatly enhance the ATK of one monster on the field, but there are very few applicable monsters, and the mirror Unless it's a match, it's difficult to remove it from your opponent's field, and even if you use your own monsters, you want to remove them from GY as much as possible if you think about the advantage side.
The second half of the effect can be triggered by excluding it from the Deck with the cost of Rise Heart's effect, and by negate the effect of 1 monster on the opponent's field by that effect, 1 burden before deployment. Since it can be reduced, it will be mainly used for this purpose.
Combined with Scareclaw and Tearlaments Kashtira, which allows you to Special Summon yourself during the opponent's main phase and remove the Kashtira card from your hand or GY, you can use it as a hindrance card during the opponent's turn, but the subtleties of the main effect make it too straightforward. I don't want to draw it in the middle, and it doesn't have the effect of gaining a numerical advantage, so it's not a card that I'd use many copies of, and in most situations, it's not useful for the development of the first attack, so I gave it a slightly lower score. increase.
After all, it's not the only Kashtira Spell Trap that triggers when removed from the Deck...

Insect's Normal Monster, a crayfish and spider chimera that appeared in the first season.
Spiders themselves are already classified as "insects" rather than insects, but with the addition of aquatic organisms, they have become something farther from insects.
In DM4, the feather moth will be used, but even ✪ Beak Snake and Voltic Bicorn78 , which have the highest ATK in the initial Deck, cannot break through the 800 defense, so if you delay, you can use this monster with Gokibore or Hercules Beetle. It was not uncommon for them to be sacrificed.

It's hard to say that even as a low-level monster in the first season, it's hard to say that it's particularly good in both offense and defense.
If his defense was 200 less, he could have become a low-level Insect monster that surpassed "Giant Flea" in season 1, but...
Dungeon Worm is stronger than 《Chaos-End Master》, and even then Hercules Beetle is better.
It is also a monster that is often teased that what is written in the flavor text is a completely normal spider ecology.