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The fact that Pancra-sensei, Alpha, and Fenrir can't stop is a really bad barrier image.
Monsters of the same race/attribute/level also have higher stats and Pakike, which is immune to any Special Summon.
In particular, I have to say that the difference in ability of this card, which does not become a Pakike that becomes his ATK 2000 that can not be overtaken by most NS low class monsters with a single phantom sword or location scout, is unfortunately obvious as a monster that seals his Special Summon. you won't get
However, he is allowed only his Special Summon of EARTH, so he can be the starting point of 《Ties of the Brethren》in rock metabi. There is
If you split into Pakike with bonds from this card, even if one of them is dealt with by removal or bubble shadow, the other SS binding force will remain.
It also has the feature that it can coexist with Scapegoat = Sheep Token, which makes it easier to borrow the power of EX monsters even though it is an SS sealed monster, so it will be a tailwind for his metabi deck.
In general, it can be said that it is a card that can make use of its own race and attributes in the Barrier Statue, but if it goes too far, it will follow the same fate as 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》, so that is a difficult point.

The standard required for this kind of hand trigger type monster is very high, and if it deviates even a little from the serious orientation, it tends to be treated as a disappointing card.
In the case of this card, when a monster is sent to GY from the opponent's hand or Deck other than Damesute, at the timing when the opponent uses a hand trigger monster or the GY sending effect that becomes the starting point of the expansion, at the same timing as Multifakers. It's quite a powerful thing that you can SS yourself on the back side and when you wake up this card, it will have multiple removal effects, but it will be a Special Summon on the back side and a removal effect when reversed, so it can't be used as a check. It doesn't get much better than a wall's worth of obstacles against a deck that has a way to remove it without waking up another card.
Of course, I think that the performance of this card itself is not bad at all, such as its high RBI and being a Rock that can be pulled and launched by Mikage.

A ridiculous monster born alone from a dino wrestler who mass-produced only 5 or 6 delicate cards.
26 RBIs that can be self-SS under loose conditions, releasing Dynawrestlers including himself will exert an all-purpose removal effect with Friche, and if you release yourself, you can also destroy skidre, other than not being able to search directly with Fossil Dig. A card without a tag, and still 10 points to spare.
It has a genius power when it comes to making the opponent use cards, and it has a certain amount of RBI, so you don't have to use the effect reluctantly, and you can use two or more cards to process this card. It is rough.
There is no longer a way to completely harmless him except to use some kind of permanent card such as SS Bind to prevent his Special Summon from his hand.
You'll never see a general-purpose normal top-tier monster in the main deck like this again.
It is suitable not only for throwing in from the side when attacking second, but also as a supporting role for his deck who is worried about his initial move.
If you use it with the Dinowrestler Deck, you can turn bullets into bullets other than yourself, so you can turn into a demon sergeant who throws Dinowrestlers who have no work to do on the field.

It is said that no matter which one you use, it is the same, if you say good, you don't have any habits, if you say bad, you are a low-level Alien, but this card has a very strong habit that is completely different from them, and it is evaluated by its nature. An Alien that has a considerable range of fluctuations in high and low.
The effect obtained by summoning again is that it takes control of the target, but there is no limit to the number of times it can be summoned. It is characterized by holes all over the place due to the specification of the effect that the control of is returned.
In particular, it can't be helped that it is said that it is weak against Veiler and Awakage as a fatal weakness.
Requiring opponent monsters with counters, not being able to put counters on their own, needing to be summoned again, and being vulnerable to interference tend to be a rather unreasonable task for Alien, who has low deployment power. .
However, as an effect that uses the A counter, it is one of the strongest, and among Dual, which has many dull effects, it is strong enough to be worth the trouble of summoning again, and I intend to incorporate a special gimmick for this card into Alien There is no doubt that it has a unique strength that other cards do not have.
If you want to use this card, you want to use a card that allows you to place this card on the field or summon it again without using the summon right, along with a dog or a revenger that can place A counters on multiple monsters at once.
It's also worth noting that the only time Dog's hand trigger can be triggered without Aliens that can be summoned in his hand is when he summons this monster again.

If you draw a second card while the effect is applied, it will spoil. It's a card that gets lower priority as it gets closer, but it's also true that there's no way a free chain sweep card is weak.
It's a high priority if you're not a Golgar super-specialized Alien that doesn't have many kids, and this card also increases the usefulness of Mars and Triangle.
It's also wonderful that once the effect of placing a counter, which is a residual effect of the virus, is applied, there is basically no way to prevent monsters from appearing until the turn has passed.
It's a high-performance card, and it's also great with Zeroor's suppression effect, so if you're going to build an Alien that doesn't piggyback on Golgar, I think it's worth having one.

It's actually a pretty valuable card for Aliens who don't have any resistance to effects, and it's definitely a monster that can be said to be a useful one among the 2nd Army Aliens.
There is also the tailwind of planetary pollution, recombination devices, M-frames, etc., and especially when lined up with kids, the binding force is surprisingly strong if you just want to stop it for one turn.
If the kids' permanent effect or the lingering effect of pollution is applied, it can deal with monsters with target resistance that are so weak that even Zero Or can't deal with them without creating any chain blocks, which can be said to be the strength of permanent effects. Power.
In some cases, the effects of your own monsters will negate him, but the effects of cards with the same name will not negate, so it's okay to put a counter on yourself with a recombination device.
However, no matter what you do with that condition, it is an overkill card that shows its power when you are in an advantageous position, so it is also a fact that you can't avoid situations where accidents occur when combined with your own status.
In any case, I think that the times have caught up, or that this card is the most suitable for modern Yu-Gi-Oh in low-level Alien.