Sneaky "C" →Used Deck

He can be searched with Resonance Insect, and it looks like he can be used with Beetrooper, but it also destroys his own field, and Giant Beetrooper Invincible Atlas is only resistant to opponent's effects, so it's not a very good matchup.
If you have an accident, you can just summon 《Resonance Insect》→ link summon 《Salamangreat Almiraj》and hold it in your hand...
It also supports searches by 《Retaliating "C"》, but it's hard to say that it has a higher priority than 《Maxx "C"》, so even if you think of it as a search destination when you're skimming 《Maxx "C"》, it feels excessive.
In the first place, even if you use it outside of the first turn, it is highly likely that it will be destroyed in battle and only become a wall.
It seems like Dark Hole can be used interchangeably with the second attack, but considering that there are more monster negate cards than his Spell negate cards in the environment, I can't see the merit of adopting this.
Since it is activated during the opponent's turn, negate by Trap has the characteristic of being strong.
It may be possible to use it in an environment full of all-purpose negate traps dedicated to themes that cannot be used without theme monsters.

After a long time, the G series has finally reached the highest level.
The opponent jumped out of his hand with the loose condition of his Special Summon and set it, reversed in the end phase and destroyed all the Special Summon monsters and his Special Summon meta as usual.
However, since it is reversed in the end phase and there is a warning, there is a high possibility that it will be set up with a monster effect negate, or it will be destroyed by Baroness, making it impossible to work.
On top of that, even if you can activate it, it's not banning or sending his GY, it's destruction and you're involved, so there are many cases where the result doesn't change much compared to shooting Sambol on your own turn. It seems to me that you have a point.
Since this is a monster, there is also the risk of taking three battles in vain.
Therefore, I get the impression that it is a difficult-to-use Sambol that shoots after judging whether or not the negate system will appear or the end point of the development where the opponent cannot care for this.
Since it is a monster, it can be an advantage that it is easier to search than Sambol, but it is a disadvantage if you want to see the opponent's first turn.

This guy's biggest enemy is 《Triple Tactics Thrust》from the same pack. It's like saying please use Sansen. If it's destroyed, that's the end of it, and he's much more brutal with Contact "C", which limits his Special Summon. I think it would have been better if I could at least bury the perfect resistance

I don't know what to use it for... at least if it's a turn that succeeds in Special Summon...
If there is no situation that can only be returned with this card, use another card

G that specializes in suppressing the first attack.
In response to the opponent's development, he special summons, and the fact that he is trying to destroy almost all of them in the end phase itself is quite flashy compared to the cards that suppress the first attack so far.
Certainly, if the opponent's field is vacant and the second turn is reached, it will be the same as winning. If you can do that.
However, in the end phase of the first turn of the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are usually all-purpose negates and monster effect negates that can be used once every turn. Even without it, most of the time the destruction resistant is at least standing.
Floowandereeze, which is one of the best examples of a theme that often doesn't stand first, doesn't even do a Special Summon at all this time. If it was Sky Striker Ace, Rei would come back and become a bubble after all. In fact, many of his decks can destroy cards on the opponent's field in the middle of development. What are you going to do when your opponent puts up a Baroness?
I have to say that the chances of passing through like this are very low. Basic is negation, resistance at best. Is it an evaluation point to take advantage of the weakness of activating after the opponent's field is completed and not stop with Veiler Awakage?
Even as a card for negate change, the number of activations is often limited in units of one turn, so if it is used once at the end of the opponent's turn, it will be used on your turn in the first turn of the second attack. In most cases, the number of jams the opponent can use does not change. On the other hand, 《Raigeki》can deplete the amount of obstruction effect you wanted to use to stop the deployment.
As such, it's a very interesting card as an idea, but I can't deny that it came out too late. It's like a tweaked version (like Lightning Vortex for Raigeki) that suddenly appeared in modern times where you can use unlimited Raigeki. It may be, but frankly, I can't think of any reason why I can get over the "Raigeki" right now? I wonder.
Since it doesn't activate in Reverse except during the End Phase, it's really hard not to be able to set it up as a card to aim for a comeback in an attrition battle when resources are depleted to a level where neither of you can build resistance. No, it's true that Guardian Sphinx can force the opponent to attack, but...
Even so, this G...... isn't it too big? Are you going to say, "Ah, this is the abbreviation for giant~^^" in relation to G・Ballpark?

The latest work of the Norare Insect monster group "G", which is actually the 7th body of this monster.
When an opponent's monster is Special Summoned by him, he sneaks into the field in a set state from his hand, and with this effect, he automatically reverses during the End Phase of the turn Special Summoned, becoming a face-up Defense Position, and in a chained manner trigger effect to destroy all his Special Summoned monsters.
Since the entire removal effect only responds to REVERSE during the End Phase, if it is attacked by an opponent's monster, it will stop until then. If you take it out of your hand in response to Summon, there is a considerable time lag until the end phase that automatically opens, so if you prepare a means to deal with removal effects that are exterminated before that time comes There will be more than a few.
That doesn't necessarily mean that your opponent will perform his Special Summon during the End Phase, and if your opponent doesn't perform any more Special Summons while you're reluctant to do so, you won't even have time to put out this monster.
In the first place, even if he special summons this monster at the right time, it won't stop the development after that, and if it's the main phase, the opponent still has room to reconsider.
You can think of it as letting your opponent use a card or effect to deal with this monster, but even though you don't do anything until the end phase, you prepare a monster on the field that your opponent can use as a stepping stone. It can also lead to things.
Also, if he is Special Summoned by his own effect, this monster will also be his Special Summoned monster, so don't forget that you will also be involved in the end phase's removal effect.