Mutant Mindmaster →Used Deck

It's a battle phase-only control seizure, but when it's over, it returns to its original state, so if you don't do something about this card on the return turn, you'll end up taking outrageous damage.
ATK is 0, so if you negate the effect, you can't even look at it.

One of the aces used by the card professors who appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and one of the first subscription bonus monsters.
Its effect is that if there are 2 or more monsters on the opponent's field, when he declares an attack, he takes control of one of his Attack Positions and makes that monster attack the opponent's monster.
Since the process from attacking a monster to damage calculation is performed continuously by monster effects, if an effect is not activated when this monster declares an attack, when an attack is declared after that, at the start of damage test, before damage calculation, The feature is that all effects that can be activated at the time of calculation cannot be activated.
However, since it can only be controlled during the Battle Phase, it is difficult to effectively deal with the monsters it has stolen other than by using suicide attacks. Even though the effect is activated, ATK is 0, which is very severe, and there is a high possibility of receiving large battles damage.
It can be said that it is difficult to master this monster, which has no self-SS ability and only works momentarily in limited situations.

Comprehensive evaluation: Use of the monster which took control is scarce.
It is possible to easily bring it out with 《Dark Horizon》or 《Mystic Tomato》and attack it as it is.
However, the stolen monster cannot attack directly, and it is necessary to use it when there are two or more monsters on the opponent's field.
And the period is only during the battle phase, so it is difficult to gain advantage, and there are many points that are difficult to use if you expose his ATK 0 defenseless appearance during the opponent's turn.
Is it better to use it as a link material collectively with 《World Legacy Awakens》?
If you make it possible to attack twice, you can steal 2 of them, but for the convenience of attacking, you will have to make sure that there are 4 monsters on the opponent's field, or you will have to self-destruct the stolen monster.

It has a strange control-stealing effect, and if you don't have his ATK, but if there are multiple monsters on the opponent's field, you can steal one of them and make them kill each other.
Although it is advanced, it is blessed with attributes and races, and there are plenty of means to bring it, partly due to its low RBI.
However, even though it is an era where there are many large-scale deployments, it depends more or less on the opponent's field, and the return turn exposes no runs. Stealing control is also limited to BP, so it's difficult to use the stolen card for some purpose.
If you don't aim to maintain it too much and use the effect, you want to quickly turn it into some kind of material.
I feel that it is a difficult card to handle because it has a lot of peculiarities even among control grabs, and there are many troublesome rulings.

You can take control, but it's use is very limited as it's only used during the Battle Phase, so it's not very appealing.
Direct attack is not possible and the next turn low ATK is exposed.
A card that I don't know how to use. I could have used Sheridan if I could have stolen it until the end of the turn.

It's not an effect that can be used even if you put it in a race Deck or something like that.
It's pretty interesting to build a dedicated deck to make the most of this card.
For some reason he is a spell user so he can be summoned in the magician's circle
It is also possible to revive with limit reverse.
After stealing and attacking the stolen monster, before the Battle Phase ends,
I have to do something
《Mystik Wok》, Enecon, if you have a tuner, 《Urgent Tuning》
Let's use it.
In addition, he has a tuner, and if it's a deck, use a revival gift
You can overcome the condition that you must have 2 or more in your opponent's field.

In order to use the effect, you must attack with this card with ATK 0, and a defensive card is essential. Capturing control is good, but since it's only until the end of the Battle Phase, we have to figure out a way to deal with it, so it's very difficult to handle. It's fortunate that it's an easy-to-recruit status.

A card that allows an opponent's monster to attack instead.
However, it is difficult to take control until the end of the battle phase, and if there are no opponent monsters, it will only be a temporary removal.
Furthermore, since this card must be in the Attack Position for the effect to activate, there is also the drawback that this card will definitely be targeted on the return turn, so there is a risk in taking control.
There are many ways to put it on the field, but some kind of countermeasure is essential.

It is good that it is easy to recruit to the field, but in order to use the effect, it is necessary to be in attack position, and the essential defensive power is not alive. It will be easily broken through on the next opponent's turn. Even if you control dash your opponent's powerful monsters, you're back to main 2, so you can't abuse it like Xyz, so it's tough.

The idea of using the opponent's monster as a shield was there from the original work, but there was no idea of using the opponent's monster as a spear.
Fortunately, it's easy to put out racial attributes and low ATK, but due to the restrictions, it doesn't make sense unless there are two or more in the opponent's field.
NTR is also limited to the battle phase, so it's difficult if you can't connect it to a combo.
It is attracting attention as a material that can quickly produce magician gals.
In the past, it was a fairly difficult condition to obtain it by subscription, so I had to rely on the overseas version, but this time it is included with other R groups.

Have the opponent's monster perform a proxy attack.
However, if there is only one opponent's monster, it cannot attack due to the restriction that it cannot attack directly,
If your opponent doesn't have 2 or more monsters, you can't do your best.
Special Summon The abundance of means is nice, but the difficulty of using it stands out due to the weakness of the return turn.
The Japanese version was a super rare item that had never been reprinted as a regular subscription benefit, but it was reprinted in memory of the Duel King and became affordable.