Evil★Twin GG EZ →Used Deck

《Evil★Twin's Trouble Sunny》appeared, and since it became the main landing point, I couldn't do much work, but apart from that, I still use one as a way to send Lila and Kiskill to her GY.
"Even if you add 1100 to your girlfriend's ATK of 1100, it's still water." Her ATK line is 2400, so she can't exceed it, even if it's against high-level monsters. On your opponent's turn, you can only send Lila at most and keep Kiskill reviving and destroying a single card.
However, in a game called Yu-Gi-Oh, the higher his ATK is, the more important it is to gain an advantage in both battles and damage races. Sunny -> Kiskil -> Lila's direct attack damage is 5500, but by raising it to 6600, you can defeat the opponent who paid 1500 or more LP cost, and even if you don't finish, you can increase the damage. By keeping it, even a small amount of burn damage from Live☆Twin Sunny's Snitch will have a stronger impact. Combined with Forbidden Droplet's halving of his ATK, he has the option of forcibly defeating monsters with ATK up to 4400.
Also, by negate the field destruction effect, you can also protect face-down cards, so if you take the first attack, you can sometimes get away with one Kaiju instead of setting up Trouble Sunny. The option to scatter is also valid.
"Evil Twins" Trap Cards can be searched for 《Secret Password》. Therefore, the number of dedicated Trap cards themselves is mainly one of each type, but among the three types of dedicated Trap cards currently available, it is the only Continuous Trap card, and it is a permanent effect for Kiskill and Lyra, which are easy to revive. I believe that this card is the most useful because it can demonstrate

With the advent of 《Evil★Twin's Trouble Sunny》, there is almost no reason to adopt it.
Before its appearance, it worked as a back removal countermeasure, but when the effect of 《Evil★Twin's Trouble Sunny》is preserved at the start of the main, the back removal cannot be stopped. Draw acceleration and RBI increase are no longer necessary.
《Evil★Twin Challenge》has high versatility that can be used even if there are no Evil Twins on the board, and 《Secret Password》should prioritize that as a search target.

Releasing a “Kishil” monster or a “Lilla” monster?
You're too heavy! ! You might think that, but if you can create a lineup of 《Evil★Twin Ki-sikil》and 《Evil★Twin Lil-la》, then you can revive your partner during the opponent's main phase and aim for an additional effect, and actively use it. card to do.
The concept is to interfere with the opponent with this card and actively gain an advantage with 《Evil★Twin Ki-sikil》and 《Evil★Twin Lil-la》, so in the end, this card will be placed on the field, but the field will be ready in the end. It's a card that assumes you have a card, so if it comes in your first hand, it's really annoying. A card that I think is good to have at least one in the Deck.

Comprehensive evaluation: The main card is to send her Evil*Twins to her GY in order to make use of the resurrection effect of Evil*Twins.
At first glance, the release cost looks heavy, but the resurrection effect cannot be used when 《Evil★Twin Ki-sikil》and 《Evil★Twin Lil-la》are available.
Therefore, releasing one of them will lead to the resurrection and effect of the other.
Basically, on your opponent's turn, release Evil★Twin Lil-la to revive and destroy, and on your turn, release Evil★Twin Ki-sikil to revive and draw.
If the opponent uses a destructive effect, it doubles as a check, hinting at the destruction at Lila.
If you enter the battle phase without destroying the effect, release it at the end of the main phase, strengthen the other, and perform chain revival.
However, if it's a countermeasure against effect destruction, it's possible to maintain a mutual link with "Knightmare Cerberus", and if GY has other partners, it's possible to do a similar move with "Evil★Twin Present".
Naa I feel like there is another way to put one in his GY.

I did it.
Kiskill or Lyra is released, and the card that released Kiskill or Lyra's ATK on the field has an effect that only increases ATK, or an effect that negates the Spell Trap / monster effect that has the effect of destroying the card on the field. have a possible effect.
Both Kiskill and Lila's ATK aren't very high, so the ATK increase isn't very high, and it's only until the end of the turn. In addition, he has a low ATK and a low increase, which means that raising it is not a big deal. Is it still more constructive to block attacks in the channel? Another effect is not returning Stardust. However, since this card itself is visible in his Continuous Trap, there is no denying the possibility that it will be dealt with other than the first time. It's an era where removal other than destruction is also substantial in its own way.
If Kiskill Lyra is out, I think it would be nice to have Kiskill and Lilya stand on the side, but there are many blind spots, isn't that unreliable? It's called an easy game, but I think it's a card that can be used very easily.

Kill Kill or Release Lyra to apply one of the two effects.
As for the ATK up effect, his ATK of Kill Kill Lira monster is low and you can't expect much.
In that case, the main effect is to protect against destruction effects, but it does not destroy it, and there is also instability due to Continuous Trap, which requires a cost.
It's hard to say that it's an easy game, but it can be searched from the passphrase, so it might be good to have at least one.

Kiskill and Lyra can be used as a cost to have two effects.
The latter can negate removal, which is a weak point of this kind of permanent, but there are many removals other than destruction now, and if you use it poorly, you may lose.
I think this is a tricky card.