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Increases A Crystal Beast's RBI and weakens the opponent's monster.
Originally, the Crystal Beast monsters, except for the Ultimate Crystal Beast Rainbow Dragon, have a slug hit, so Tiger's effect is not a problem.
However, if you want to make full use of this Tiger's effect, it's best to use Carbuncle's effect to line up Pegasus, Mammoth, and Cat. deaf.
If you're fighting with the A Crystal Beast Deck, it's worth remembering the basic direct attack tactics of these low-level monsters.

Even though it's a limited effect that targets 《Advanced Dark》, which is the lifeline for A Crystal Beast Deck, it's not that bad to be able to protect it once.
Also, there is an effect that allows you to negate an attack only once, so it shouldn't be a problem.
That being said, it's also true that it's uneasy to protect 《Advanced Dark》by itself, so I want to protect it with 《Crystal Miracle》. It's coming, so I want to summon it to the field as soon as possible.
Also, among A Crystal Beast, it is said to be the monster with the highest RBI after Sapphire Pegasus. It is also an important monster as an RBI factor even when taking a tactic of deciding.

It is undoubtedly the most important key card in A Crystal Beast.
Or rather, A Crystal Beast Deck is useless unless you bring it into your hand.
The effect is to search for "Advanced Dark" by sending it from your hand or field to GY, and as you can see from the common effect of A Crystal Beast monsters, you can quickly search for "Advanced Dark", which is a lifeline.
The original Cobalt Eagle, like Turtle, was just a number-matching monster whose effects could not be used at first glance, but this Eagle has been greatly strengthened compared to the original Eagle and can be said to be a monster that has achieved a great success.
Needless to say, it is a guaranteed 3 stack monster.

Well, it's true that it's somewhat better than the original Turtle, but you definitely won't find much more value in A Crystal Beast... either against your opponent's monsters or your own. Although you can change your battle position even during the opponent's turn, the basic situation to use this effect is when our poor A Crystal Beast is attacked, but if you just want to defend against the opponent's attack, Amber Mammoth is more convenient. On top of that, even if I saw it for the purpose of preventing battle damage, since it has "Advanced Dark", I can't think of a scene where I would use this effect without joking.
In the end, even if Turtle turned into A Crystal Beast, couldn't he escape from suffering a painful fate?

It is considerably enhanced compared to the original cat.
Since the lower class monsters of Crystal Beast are weak to begin with, his effect that allows all A Crystal Beast monsters to attack directly is quite indebted until he puts the Ultimate Jewel God monster on the field.
In order to make full use of its effect, I still want to line it up with Topaz Tiger.

In A Crystal Beast, it is an important card next to Sapphire Pegasus and Cobalt Eagle.
I'd like to put it in the Spell/Trap zone as early as possible, but frankly speaking, it's weak on its own. Topaz Tiger, which raises the hit points of all A Crystal Beast monsters and lowers the hit points of all of the opponent's monsters, and Amethyst Cat, which reduces the hit points by half but allows direct attacks to all A Crystal Beast monsters. I want to put it in the trap zone and then use its effect to line it up in the monster zone all at once.
Compared to the original Ruby Carbuncle, his Special Summon with 《Crystal Promise》etc. is not possible, but on the contrary, this guy can use his own Special Summon without relying on those effects, so the effect is easy to use. would be better

There is no card that is so boring to be used against opponents.
I personally feel that it's a fucking card that makes me want to say that.
As you can see from the effect, the range of interference that interferes with the opponent is too wide, and you can stop most of the opponent's actions with this single card, so you can understand how the effect that makes the duel boring is written in the text. right.
While unilaterally stopping the opponent's actions, on his own turn, he unabashedly unfolds and lays down a suppression board, so of course he's a duelist who doesn't have a good impression of this card and has hate. It is also convincing that there are many.
There are many people who say that it's bad not to take countermeasures, but even if you take countermeasures, there's no way you can conveniently bring countermeasure cards to your hand in each duel.
Also, there is an opinion that this card is a necessary evil against preemptive suppression. My theory is that just by changing from pre-emptive control to post-attack control, what we're doing at the root doesn't change.
That's why I can only hear a convenient excuse for a necessary evil.
Even if you concede that it's a necessary evil, it's the worst quality to say that you can stack 3 cards without limit, and a card with this performance should be at least around the limit.
Well, the worst thing is that if you don't print a card like this, you can't stop the current preemptive control game... but if you print it, it's a good place to put the cart before the horse. Gane?

Until the information about Cork 10 was officially released, this monster was said to be too difficult to get out, but now that the information about Cork 10 has been disclosed, it's possible to get this monster out in one turn with just one beigoma. It's a past story that it's hard to put out anymore because it's become.
Compared to crystals, the effect can no longer negate the opponent's monster's effect, but it wasn't there. Raise your own ATK by the amount of the monster's ATK until the end of the turn, and if you don't receive monster effects during that turn, you will boast a fairly strong resistance, and it will be above Crystal in terms of being on hand.
Also, even if he leaves the field, he can search his deck for his favorite WIND monsters, so he can prepare for the next deployment method, so he can fully recover.
However, Crystal negates monster effects, and Crystal Clear negates his spells and traps. It would be best to line them up on the same board.
Luckily, Speedroid is a theme that doesn't have trouble developing, and if you borrow the power of WW, which has synergy, you can easily line up two bodies.
When the information was first disclosed, there was a lot of talk about this monster, but when I opened the lid, it was a very strong monster with plenty of dignity as an Axel Synchro Monster, and there is no doubt that it has the power to play an active role as a trump card.

There are no particularly strict summoning conditions, so it's attractive that it's easy to summon.
However, compared to Curi Curi, it's just too bad... First of all, it's a destruction effect on turn 1 in (1), but it's a common destruction effect that targets any kind of target, but I see people here and there who tend to misunderstand it. As a reminder, this effect cannot be used during the opponent's turn.
In other words, it cannot be used for the purpose of restraining the opponent's turn, so it does not function as a deterrent effect at all. However, it doesn't make much sense to negate once, and it can easily break through our board, and in the current Yu-Gi-Oh!
Compared to Kurikuri, Kurikuri doesn't accept most monster effects, and depending on the situation, it can raise the RBI, and negate Spells and Traps on turn 1. It can be viewed as fragile because it can not be countered with a single move and the RBI is 3000 RBI, which is easy to defeat in the current Yu-Gi-Oh.
And lastly, the effect of (3), even with this effect, you need to send the target monster to be revived to your GY in advance in order to use it effectively, so it takes some time... In short, this monster. It can be said that it takes multiple Synchro Summons before it can be used.
Although it is the most attractive effect, the impression is that it is a bit peculiar because it requires appropriate preparation to use it effectively.
In general, I personally can't deny the impression that it's too fragile as a monster to be used as a placeholder or a restraint, and it's not a monster that you can expect too much. I feel like I'm not a monster that can be lifted.

Due to its performance, in the old environment, it was a companion monster for the Synchro Deck, which was a drag in his Deck, etc., which deployed a large number of advanced synchros from solitaire such as Jund.
Due to its performance, it was exploited in various decks, and in the second half of the 9th season, it was exploited in a deck called Synchro Dark, and it was finally banned. It goes without saying that Jund Decks and Yusei-inspired character Decks suffered a huge blow... Why did you have to ask for needles even when you put out Accel Synchro and Limit Over Accel Synchro Monsters? And I want to say.
On the other hand, even if it is returned with the turn 1 limit, most Synchro Deck users, including Jund, probably won't use it. The convenience of this guy is that you can use the effect semi-permanently, so turn 1 is out of the question. At least it won't be useful in the current high-speed environment unless it comes back with a turn 2 or 3 limit.

WIND It is no exaggeration to say that this card is the savior of the main theme.
In the street, it is said that it is SR Win, WW Win, or B-F Win, but in fact it is true that it boasts exquisite synergy with the above themes, especially this Win-chan in the SR Deck. Since the effect of is similar to the effect of SR Scratch that appeared in the anime, you can quickly search for the restricted card beigoma.
You could also put him in Harpie, him in Simorgh, Gusto, etc. Overall, he is a card that revolutionized the WIND Deck, and I have to say that it is a very wonderful card, not to mention the cuteness of the illustration. It is perfect score without complaint.

Certainly, no matter what is written, it is strong, and frankly speaking, it is at the broken level. That said, this kind of broken performance monster is not something that started recently, although there is a difference in degree, and this level of inflation started in the 9th period.
It's not that there are no countermeasures against it, and he can be removed from the field with Kaiju, Lavago, Gold Balls, etc., or simply beat him with lightning, etc. with more hit points. There are ways to do things like untargeted, non-destructive removal (send to GY, bounce, exclude), etc. Excluded monsters that do not target include, for example, Trishula.
Fortunately, there is no sentence that can be activated even in the opponent's turn, which is becoming commonplace these days, so even if it is interfered with, at best you can destroy it as a negate on turn 1 and increase the RBI, so Synchro or Link-specialized Solitaire Decks break through that far. I don't struggle with It's a different story if you can line up two or three of them, but it's unlikely that you'll have three in one turn.
In any case, this guy's level of corruption exists in the 9th and 10th generations, so it would be strange if it were to be said that if monsters with broken performance in the past were allowed to go unchecked even in the current environment and if only this guy went wild a little, it would be banned. ? I also think.

Among the many heroine monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh, this is my favorite monster.
She is undoubtedly the most popular of the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG heroine monsters, and is still the heroine's most popular heroine, and even now, various goods such as figures continue to be released.
On a different note, her abilities were strong when she first appeared, but with the repeated explosive enhancements of support cards over the past few years, she has become relatively strong.
Dragon Knight by Timaeus・Board destruction by Burning and Burning Magic released with master・Recruit by 《Bond Between Teacher and Student》and navigating・Raise master's RBI by Twin Burst・Destruction by negate from escape by combination. There is no longer any reason not to put it in the deck when building serious.
Furthermore, thanks to the recent DP6, she's recruited her Deck from Souls and even fused (meaningfully) monsters with her master, finally becoming the ideal Yu-Gi-Oh idol monster that's both cute and strong. It's gone. It is a perfect score without any complaints.
As an aside, I'm still surprised by the number of thin books she has, and as expected, she's the top idol in the Yu-Gi-Oh world.

It's undoubtedly strong because it negates all the effects of the opponent's monsters and cannot activate its effects.
Originally, a card with this kind of effect is a type of card that is used when you want to decide the game at once when you are in a situation where you are inferior or when you are superior. It will only be a useless struggle to surpass.
Furthermore, in the current environment, even if you negate all the effects of the opponent's monsters with this card and then annihilate the opponent's monsters with RBI, it would be rough and really just a mere fact that the board would be easily destroyed on the opponent's return turn. It's just an impression that it's a temporary card...
At least if it was his Quick-Play Spell or Trap card that can be used during the opponent's turn, it could have been used to negate the effects of the opponent's monsters and block the board development, so it's really a shame...
Wouldn't it be nice to at least give the effect damage rank after that?

If you have it in your hand on the first turn of the second attack, there is probably no other card that is as reliable as this one.
The effect is a card that combines Sambol and Feather Broom, and it is also highly evaluated for being able to use it according to the situation.
Due to its performance, it is a card that can be said to be one of the answer cards for recent advantageous situations.
Although there is a condition that you have no cards in your field, as I mentioned earlier, it is possible that your field will be completely empty in the first turn of the second attack or in the middle to late stage when the turn has progressed to some extent, so I said so. It can be said that it is an excellent card as a counterattack option.