Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion →Used Deck

Yandere who tries to get out of GY and goes to GY himself to stop him. Exclusion can also be stopped, so 《Called by the Grave》can also be stopped. But 《Called by the Grave》will kill you.

You can negate all effects that touch her GY card with one of the youkai girl hand trigger series
Two of the three that specified the range are more powerful than 《D.D. Crow》
It's not as versatile as 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, but thanks to the third effect, "Exclude cards from GY"
An important appeal point is that it can negate 《Called by the Grave》, which is a regular anti-trigger meta.
However, it's a charm that this card itself is also negate in the grave.
In general, it is used like a meta of meta, so it is easy to adopt when the environment is boiled down

She's strong, but compared to her older sister Urara, her adoption rate is low.
A fragile beautiful girl who will never allow her grave to be trolled.
There are many decks that can move cards from GY with effects, from outside the environment to the strongest class, and it is also a trump card against 《Called by the Grave》in most of his decks.
Does it mean that if you are nominated around the same time as "Called by the Grave", stop it with straw?
Warashi himself is also incapacitated when nominated in the grave, and each other is a natural enemy
I also want to nominate a straw hole
Compared to her older sister Urara, Urara negates "the effect" so she can't use it during the damage step.
Warashi is a "negate of card activation", so instead of being able to use it during the damage step, aside from monsters, his Spell Trap has two or more cards with the same name. end up
There are pros and cons around here, but if you are paired with a hand or face down, let's take that time as that time.
Do you want to load from the main? It's difficult to say, but she makes full use of GY in the first move, so if it's her Evil Twins, it can be used for self-defense, such as 《Crossout Designator》, so I definitely want to include it in the main.
She is one of the interesting youkai girls whose evaluation varies considerably depending on the duelist.
Come on, Warashi-chan, come and adopt me!

It's a card that doesn't spoil easily because it's a countermeasure against 《Called by the Grave》that is in many of his decks.
As an EARTH tuner, it can also be used as a material for 《Naturia Beast》, so it would be a good idea to try using it together with his deck that uses EARTH level 2.

A girl who hunts outlaws who stick their hands into graves.
A hand trigger that has many opportunities to play an active role, such as hunting 《Called by the Grave》, the natural enemy of hand triggers, and trapping Destroy Phoenix Guy, who is still alive in MD, in her GY.
Like "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring", it only stops the effect and doesn't remove any particular ad, but it's excellent in that it plays a role in many of her decks, if not as much as Urara. .
Especially in a Master Duel environment where Despheny will fly from anywhere, this card will have a lot of places to play. When I thought about it, the appearance rate of the standby phase man was reduced by about 75% due to the revision of the restrictions, and I lost my opponent. Where will Warashi-chan's future head?

Western Zashikiwarashi
GY Excluded Salvage Resuscitation A girl who will never allow it. I won't forgive the graveyard, the natural enemy of youkai girls.
As other people have said, it's been getting a lot of attention recently as a countermeasure against Despheny, so I'd like to secure a few.

A piece that has been re-evaluated in the fashion of Desfeni.
Although it is not possible to exclude the activation cost of the effect
・ Card collection from GY
・ Special Summon from GY
・ Exclude cards from GY
It is simple and highly versatile because the three points can be negated. Speaking of famous cards, it's around "Salvage" "Monster Reborn" and "Called by the Grave".
Especially recently, a monster called Destroy Phoenix Guy, who breaks the board every turn and hits with 2500 RBI and has substantial destruction resistance, negates the GY resurrection effect of that card. The value of this card is increasing.
It has the second widest range after Urara, so it's a good idea to have multiple copies.

She is one of the hand trigger monsters "Yokai Shoujo" and she is in charge of EARTH, following Urara who captures the three effects of touching the deck, and this one captures the three effects of her GY.
As a follow-on to Urara, the effect of Yokai Girl will follow this line, and from next year onwards, I wonder if the three effects related to the hand will be negate? Isn't it too strong to put out such a thing? I was expecting something like that, but Mizuki and Shigure didn't do that, and compared to the previous Yokai Shoujo cards, I felt that the performance was more quirky, and at the moment, this is the last Yokai Girl card that is often used in actual battles.
This card itself is also a level 3 undead tuner with the same status as before, except that Usagi is a psychic. ) and spring (Urara), it was said that summer would be next, but the name of this card didn't even use a clear word related to the season, let alone summer, and in the end, the prediction of the law in the Yu-Gi-Oh! I was made to feel that there was no...
The effect captures her GY exclusion by Salvage, Recycle, Resurrection, and effects that create chain blocks.
In particular, by capturing her GY removal effect, the biggest strength is that you can negate Grave, which many hand trigger monsters are not good at.
However, due to the cost, he cannot capture effects that activate by excluding GY cards, or effects that activate with his GY that has properties other than the above, such as search and recruit, and effects that are unexpectedly seen in relation to GY. It should be noted that there are many

A hand trigger that negates effects that interfere with GY. Recently, it's become common for him to make full use of GY in his deck, so I think there are quite a few situations where he's stuck. In particular, it's excellent at stopping 《Called by the Grave》, so if there are still slots left, I'd like to put it in the Deck as a set with other hand triggers. Of course, this card is also a tuner, so it can be used to assist deployment.

She is in charge of the GY meta for the hand trigger daughter series.
The effect of stopping GY recovery, resuscitation, and GY removal is not as versatile as Urara and Increased G, but he sticks in the deck.
Basically, it's a card to put on the side, but the small feature of "Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion" is that it can stop "Called by the Grave".
《Called by the Grave》is a card that has a high probability of being in the main deck in the current environment, and if it's a deck that sticks extremely well, it's worth including it in the main just for this reason.

She is the 4th member of the induced girl series, and her special skill is her GY meta.
Negate the effect of touching GY in general, both of which are effects that many of her decks do.
As expected, it's easier to rot than Urara or Increased G, but the performance due to the surprise of the trigger is high. I would like to differentiate her from the nominated D/D her Crow, who has a range of countermeasures, in terms of her GY exclusion system and the system that targets multiple bodies. It feels like something extreme to have a hand trigger that metaphorizes the hand trigger meta to interact with its nominee.
There is no such thing as a sudden full injection in the basic main, but it is often adjusted from the side to match virtually.

Compared to "D.D. Crow", which is a countermeasure against GY usage, this is a tuner, so I think it's strength is that it can be used as a link material for "Crystron - Hari Fiber".
There are differences between this card and "D.D. Crow" in terms of what they can and can't do as a measure against GY usage, so I think it's necessary to be careful.

One of the induced daughters.
This one has an effect that negates the effect that interferes with her GY, but unlike other trigger girls, it negates the activation, so you can shoot it in the damage step.
The advantage of this card is that it can stop the powerful card 《Called by the Grave》and Soul Charge.
However, there is DD Crow in the hand trigger that interferes with GY.
They don't negate, but they can definitely shave off her GY resources and bring them into a 1-1 exchange.
Although this is a negate, it may be used on the next turn.
Furthermore, since there is no turn 1 limit over there, it is currently being stolen from over there as a side slot for the GY meta card.

DD Crow is generally better, but the ability to stop 《Called by the Grave》is great here.
In particular, consider adopting 《Called by the Grave》if it hurts even if it is used for purposes other than stopping triggers.
For example, in a deck that uses Stardust Assault Mode, it would be a tough move to use 《Called by the Grave》, so you can use it as a countermeasure.
Let's use it while glaring at the opponent's interference and both.

An induced daughter who can stop all effects that interfere with GY.
It is often compared to DD Crow, but this girl's unique advantage is that she can do the meta of the opponent's revival/salvage and also the meta of her GY her meta by the opponent at the same time. Even against her deck that doesn't use GY very much, it's less likely to be completely spoiled than expected because it can stop 《Called by the Grave》that is piled up as a hand trigger countermeasure. It's the worst tuner, so it's nice to have the option of having it become a Hari fiber or synchronizing.

After all, this card also hits the cards that make up the environment deck like other hand trigger monsters.
(Resurrection of Rei, Salvage of Cagalli, Psy Frame Gear, Soul Charge, 《Called by the Grave》, etc.)
The effect is similar to DD Crow, but I think the role is different.
DD Crow is a feature that specializes in the opponent's GY meta,
《Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion》is his opponent's GY meta and also his meta for his GY meta coming from his opponent.
I think it's a card that has a good balance between offense and defense and is too expensive to be illustrated, so it's a card that isn't properly evaluated.

Everyone has some favorite cards, whether they have them or not.
This card is one of my favorite cards. (I don't have one...)

The 4th hand trigger daughter. Her GY meta is quite excellent.
However, in the environment there tend to be few cards that refer to GY, so it might be enough to have a few copies in the side deck. is an effect that interferes with GY cards, so there are many decks that carry this card as the main card as a meta card for the nominee. An aerial battle like rock-paper-scissors.

DD Crow's rival
Deck, which does not use GY at all, is rare, so it is a side staff that will not spoil

Compared to 《Effect Veiler》, 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, and 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, which can be used in almost any deck, it cannot be said to be a highly versatile card.
Waiting in vain with your hand while waiting for a chance...
If anything, I think it's a side card.

Moe for the time being
The effect is strong, but other rivals were too strong
If I could interrupt twice during the activation turn, the rating would have gone up even more, but that would make the game less strategic and boring.
i don't want to have

A piece that sticks in her deck that uses GY a lot. However, the demand is lower than seniors like Urara and Usagi, and they tend to take the main frame. For the time being, it is recommended to put it on the side and see what kind of deck the opponent has, then decide whether to put it in or not.

Cards that are overestimated by illustration ads
It can't be helped because it's cute

The hand trigger tuner, which has become an annual event in January this year, is no longer related to the season...?
This time the trigger is a guy who never let GY touch it, the first one is about stopping some general-purpose cards such as Madolche's cancer and greed, and the main one is the second one, and there are not a few decks that have this effect. In particular, this guy himself has a contradiction of being stuck in a Zombie who uses a lot of resurrection in Zombie's habit. Note that you can't stop anything that does GY exclusion with .
It's definitely a powerful card, but as you said, compared to last year's Urara, the meta range and opponents it hits are somewhat limited, and there are quite a few opponents that are rotten. There is enough performance as a hand trigger.
However, it is also true that if we hire him, we want to take advantage of the fact that he is a tuner and Zombie, and if he is a freelancer, will he be adopted by Shiranui?

A badass that almost stops the effect of having the word "GY" in the text. Since it doesn't target, it can interfere not only with Sorcha and explosions, but also expansion cards such as Redame and Double Helix, and even Trishura. A comparison with DD Crow is often called out, but I think that it should rather be considered as Urara from the 4th one onwards. The quality of the 10th period is that you can shoot even with a bad streak.
You should carefully consider how many cards you put in your main deck, as they can spoil if you get them in your first hand, but they are still powerful. It is a piece that seems to further accelerate the recent trigger game.

Why did you bring me to a place like this? ? It looks like.
The latest work of the annual hand trigger tuner girl series every winter. This time, I will thoroughly meta-meta her use of GY. The attribute became her EARTH.
However, the meta for her use of GY has DD Crow as a veteran of the same hand trigger, and there are many situations where DD Crow, which has a removal effect, surpasses DD Crow if it is just meta for resurrection and salvage. This one should be appreciated for stopping multiple revives and untargeted revives, and conversely stopping her from excluding GY such as DD Crow.
Of course, I can only work as a tuner against opponents who don't touch her GY. It may be a little quiet in this series of history, and it looks like it's quiet (hitting

A daughter who doesn't let GY touch her.
to whom she does not stab
She doesn't sting, but when she does, she stings.
It would be a tragedy if you were hit by something like Destrude.
It is subtle if asked whether to load from the main
There is no loss in putting it in the side.
Illustrations for this kind of provocation
It disappeared in the first neutral character.
I like it because it's cute.

D/D "Eh, that's..."
GY Collection, resuscitation, loli that seals exclusion
Unlike Urara, it's hard to put it in the main, but I want to put it on the side anyway.

It's undeniably inferior to Urara, but it's a familiar hand trigger monster that negates the activation of all effects from GY. Its effect is like an enhanced version of DD Crow, and its versatility can be said to be extremely high.
However, there's no way he's going to stick with his Deck or his Pendulum, which is mainly Recruit, and it's quite difficult to have to choose an opponent. Due to the high hand triggers and illustrated ads that follow Urara, it is trading at a high price at first, but it is speculated that the price will gradually settle down along with the adoption rate.

This year's hand trigger loli frame is a western gothic loli dress girl.
The effect is that Urara locks her Deck, while this one locks her GY. While it can block the use of solitaire from resurrection and her GY cards, it can't prevent the effects activated by his Special Summon and GY excluding his GY like chaos monsters, so compared to Urara Is that part sweet? Still strong enough though.
Does it feel like a pinpoint Necrovalley?

I think it's a regular hand trigger card, a normally strong card
Koi is a so-called "Don't Touch GY Man".
● Effects that add cards from GY to the hand, deck, and EX deck
● Effect to Special Summon monsters from GY
Regarding these two items, DD Crow is OK in the first place.
● Effects that remove cards from GY
There aren't many "card effects" that exclude GY,
By the way, his GY banishment like "Beginning" and "Chaos Monarch Dragon" is banished not by "card effect" but by "cost", so it's impossible to stop it with this card.
I think it's a card that I would like to differentiate with undead, level 3, and tuner.

The usual hand trigger frame. Like Urara, he has a negate effect on three ranges, but almost all of him sticks to the deck. However, as already said, there are too many scenes where 《D.D. Crow》is OK. Unlike Urara, the activation is a negate, so it can be activated with a damage step, and if you salvage or revive from two or more GYs, you can distinguish it from being a tuner. It's pretty limited, though. The Gothic Lolita + Yandere figure has a very high illustration ad.

It's a general-purpose meta level 3 tuner that comes out in winter, and it's reminiscent of 3 effects and Urara, but compared to that, it's very weak because it chooses opponents.
Or rather, I think it's just an anomaly that there's no problem even if you put 3 copies without thinking, and it's a no-cost hand trigger.
His rivals are DD Crow and Longinus, and DD Crow has a particularly large presence.
If you compare it to DD Crow, you can't banish it, but you can completely stop the effects of touching multiple cards such as cards that don't target, Solcha, Explosion, etc., and you can deal with the effects of touching his own GY. Although it is a one-shot only, the advantage is that it does not choose the activation timing.
If you use it as a simple GY meta, there are many scenes where it is inferior to DD Crow, so I think it is important that he can stop unexpected cards if GY is included in the range of his effect.
Since it can be used as a Crow meta from the first turn, it seems that there is also a turn around it.

A hand card trigger series similar to Usagi and Urara that appeared in the 10th term. I like this card the best among similar cards with a slightly western style illustration.
Urara's GY version of his effects can also stop his GY effects that DD Crow couldn't. However, it's not upward compatible, it's a mutually compatible relationship because you can't stop the cost effect, and since Crow can banish the card that the opponent tried to target/activate his GY first in the first place. . There are completely different levels and races, and you can search for them on Resite and use them as materials for Linkuriboh on the field. Since this is an undead and tuner, it has the great advantage of being able to receive a wide variety of undead support and use it as a Synchro Harifiber material. It can also be a wall that can stop the average low class. Unlike Urara and Usagi, it doesn't destroy anything, so if you hit it without thinking, it may disadvantage, so you need to be a little careful.
Fertilizing GY requires a certain amount of preparation, and you can prevent it from being sent to GY in the first place, so it's not as versatile as Urara, but it's the same in that you can use it effectively even if you put it on the field, and it's a strong deck that sticks. I think it's one of the better hand triggers.

No, I'll give you a high rating then?
There are quite a few GY-related guys, and it's just right for metaru, isn't it?
What I can't forgive is KONAMI who created a hand trigger that is likely to raise the price again! !

A hand trigger that negates salvage, revive, and GY exclusion.
In addition to sticking to his deck that handles them, it can also be used as a tuner, so it is hard to rot.