Skull Lair →Used Deck

A Continuous Trap card that is a type of Removal Trap that appeared in Season 2.
By banishing any number of her GY monsters, you can destroy 1 monster on the field with the same level as that number.
If you try to destroy a high-level monster, you have to remove a considerable number of cards from GY at once, so it is not suitable as a removal card for high-level monsters, but it is perfect for each other's turn and there is no limit on the number of times. Due to its nature, a Special Summon is performed from the EX Deck along with the deployment of low-level monsters on the field.In a Deck that mainly consists of SL summons, it is possible to push back all the level 1-2 monsters that are deployed on the field and interfere with them. can.
In addition, since you can select your own monsters as destruction targets, it works well with monsters that have effects that are activated when they are destroyed by effects on the field. Tyranno Infinity] was a Deck option.
With these Decks, 《Fortune's Future》and 《Tyranno Infinity》were particularly good because we were able to make full use of the monsters that had been removed as a cost.
By the way, I was actually indebted to both of her decks, but [Fortune Lady] was set to [Different Dimension Gate], and [Tyranno Infinity] was set to [Dimensional Fissure] and [Macro Cosmos] halfway through. I changed it...

There is a strong need to store a large number of monsters in GY, but it can be permanently removed with Friche without a one-turn limit. It doesn't even target.
In any case, I would like to build a combo with cards that are compatible with removal. Or rather, are they the real deal?
However, since it refers to the level, X and Link cannot be destroyed, and it is weakened first.
It's an interesting card, but I think it's a difficult card to handle because it is easily affected by the situation and the opponent.

Overall evaluation: Since it can be used repeatedly in free chain, it is quite useful against his deck opponent who has low level materials.
Is it possible to destroy up to level 4 by excluding 4 cards, and if it is a deck that can easily increase GY to some extent, can it be used to suppress deployment?
In the case of the Drytron opponent, because it is level 1, excluding 1 card will destroy 1 body, and it will be easy to hinder development.
Since you can destroy your own monsters, you can combo with 《Fortune Lady Light》.
I also have to consider how to use the excluded monsters.
If it's Dinosaur, it might be possible to destroy 《Babycerasaurus》and aim to strengthen 《Tyranno Infinity》.

It can't be said to be highly versatile, but it's a greedy performance without turn 1 that combines GY's active removal and untargeted destruction.
You can also destroy your own monsters plainly, so you can rest assured that you will be excluded.
I think that there will be more themes that refer to removed cards such as Nemeses in the future, so I think it's a good place to have future potential.

As long as you can pay the cost, you can remove monsters as many times as you want, and in this era where low-level players who are obsessed with deployment are rampant, I wonder if the GY cost can be supplied as it is, combined with the nature of the link.
Even if it is a basic one-time use, it can be expected as a monster removal version of emptiness, magic sealing, and unawakened devils now that tempo ad is emphasized.
However, there are more and more cards that earn ads and revive cards even if they are removed, and it hurts that if you want to become a link 1 from there, it will suddenly become difficult to do.
In addition, the large number of removal cards like Cyclone and Rabbit that pierce itself and the variety of monsters against monsters are also a headwind.
Conversely, it may be a perfect indicator of the cost of monster meta that only you can use.

A monster destruction card that has no limit on the number of activations per turn with a permanent free chain.
Although he can destroy as many times as he likes as long as he has the cost, he destroys monsters with the same level as the number of GY monsters removed, so if he wants to do it continuously, he needs a lot of GY. .
Against low-level opponents, 1 or 2 cards can be used to destroy one body, so fuel consumption is improved.
If you want to effectively exclude his GY, you can be a candidate.

I used to use it a lot
Destructive effect that does not target in free chain
Dealing with low levels he sticks in the deck
Take aim at the tuner
The effect is quite strong, but the disadvantage of his GY exclusion is too painful in the current environment, so it won't be used in his normal deck.
It's not easy to grow monsters in GY, so it's not easy to use

GY cards must be removed from the game...
However, it is excellent in that it does not target and can interfere with the opponent's deployment.
If you make good use of Air Toss and reconnaissance planes...

When it comes to using it against your opponent, it becomes quite difficult due to the number of cards removed. However, there are quite a few low-level monsters, so there are not many opportunities to activate it. Also, in the case of Fortune Lady Light , it is level 1, so it is useful because it can actively activate its effect at a low cost.

A card that destroys monsters by removing GY cards.
There are many timings when it can be destroyed, but the drawback is that it is difficult to destroy if the GY monsters are not accumulated. On the other hand, if there is a monster in GY, he can activate it many times, which is an advantage.
Against his deck, which uses a lot of low-level monsters, I think it's a pretty good card.

Any monster can be a cost, so it might be easy to use.
The weakness is that GY has to be full of monsters and is excluded, so he reduces the cost of GY.
Combine with cards such as 《Golden Homunculus》.
It's a personal idea, but he sends GY all the time.

Continuous Trap is quite easy to use as a free chain.
However, when activating the effect, a large number of monsters are used, so I would like to increase GY or return to GY.
It's not that you can't aim for Special Summon from exclusion, though.
The biggest advantage of this card is the free chain.

In fact, the activation itself is a free chain, and a removal card that can be used many times.
Although the cost is too high, it is easy to stick in decks where low-level monsters such as Jund are key cards.
Be careful not to remove too many GY ads.

Visible free chain.
By removing any number of monsters from his GY, it has the effect of destroying 1 monster with the same level as the removed number.
Exclusion fuel consumption is the worst, but it's especially strong against Synchro Link Decks that use low-level monster tokens as deployment factors.
It's also quite an excellent means of actively excluding monsters in GY, and we expect it to keep developments in check. However, a considerable amount of GY monsters is necessary. A long-established card with a strong quirk, but with a sense of late maturity.
It doesn't look like X or Link, which doesn't have a level, will stick, but if you remove it at the stage of the material, you should be able to deal with it to some extent.

Since no racial attribute is specified, it is easy to put in decks that do not use GY advantage.
Despite being an old-fashioned card, it possesses rare strengths such as multiple destructions of Spell Speed 2.

I use it in [Fortune Lady] as a combo with Lighty, and it works reasonably well.
However, it will be a problem if two cards come at the same time, and it is dangerous to stack too many.