Spright Red →Used Deck

It's not like a normal lower class is suppressing.
Regardless if the conditions are strict, this is the self-deployment effect with loose conditions.
With Spright, of course, it is a performance that can be expected for business trips.

Spright version of Simple Griffon Rider. If you summon this guy and SS his Spright appropriately, you can even crush the chain increase G, so in that sense it surpasses Griffon Rider. However, unlike over there, you can't destroy it at level 2, so be careful about triggers that only activate, such as Nibiru.
There are parts that are a little dependent on his other Sprights, but there are no other restrictions, so business trips are also possible.

Responsible for interfering with Spright's monster effects.
"When the opponent activates a monster effect" is not limited to the field, so being able to stop GY-triggered effects and hand triggers is pretty damn strong.
However, unlike 《Spright Carrot》, there are many situations where you want to destroy the opponent's monsters, so you want to make sure you have Rank 2 and Link 2 for the cost.

One of the landing points of his Spright, who controls KONAMI's slash-and-burn business method number one spear in 2022.
His Spright entering the main deck is responsible for the red one, and the monster negate
As a weak point, he can't use the negate effect unless he releases a 2 monster on the field, but he still has the most performance.
Since a sacrifice is required for the activation of the effect, it looks like resource consumption or heavy, but since it is possible to activate the effect even if it is negate by a drop or Infinite Impermanence, I will sacrifice the 2 monster in Attack Position this turn. It is also possible to use it to prevent the lethal of
There are only limited means to prevent this, such as a ban
Also, basically he doesn't have to worry about securing that resource since Spright is a design that makes sacrifices with elves' resurrection effects that can be used on each other's turns for some reason.
Even if you don't have it in your hand, there are ways to summon Gigantic and Starter from the main deck, so the means to pull them out is too easy compared to other themes.
Even if you try to deploy after hitting 1800 DEF due to the habit of negate effect, it won't go so easily, and even if you hit it, the elves will immediately revive it, so it won't break through so easily.
The Spright that enters the main deck has a common effect, which is a special summon from the hand with an effect that does not activate from the hand, and it has a crazy effect that can satisfy the special summon condition if there are 2 monsters in the field.
Giving everyone in the main deck the self-deploying ability to activate his Normal Summon of the proliferating G, I can see how incompetent the designer can't think about what would happen if he did that.
If level 2 is Normal Summoned, you will be required to immediately shoot the G that proliferates.
In the Master Duel in February 2023, if this multiplying G doesn't pass and there are no other hand triggers, it's too unreasonable to lose.
In my experience, his Spright share rate in the diamond belt easily exceeds 90%, making it a completely strong environment.
Supporting her Spright's strength, self-deployment ability with too loose conditions, obstructive performance, and high defensive power, "Spright Red", which has all of them, naturally scores 10 points.
Looking at the regulation in March 2023, KONAMI seems to have no intention of regulating Runick Spright, which is one of the mainstream, so it seems that they are planning to promote the slash-and-burn method even in Master Duel.
There's no value in fighting games without variety, so duelists who share the same opinion as me should temporarily retire from Master Duel and decide whether to return while looking at regulations and new implementations in the future.
It's a so-called "if you don't like it, don't do it" situation.
Time is finite so don't waste it

Monsters that can be used to suppress opponents during their turn exist in various themes, but this card, which is a monster in the main deck, can also be used as a minimum suppression card even when being hit by an obstructive care during deployment or 《Maxx "C"》. can.
However, since the effect can only be used on the field, it is difficult to care for the increased G, and even if you search during the opponent's turn, the effect cannot be used until the next turn. Powerful but not perfect.
Since it's not the kind of monster that would be the centerpiece of the "Spright" Deck, I thought about giving it 9 points, but it's still a strong 10 points compared to cards with other themes.

Hero-san and this guy taught me that it's no good to use obstructive care while deploying
If you have a Level 2 or Link 2 monster on your field with a single Spright, you can Special Summon from your hand. If you negate and release a link 2 rank 2, you will have the effect of ⭐︎ bombing ⭐︎. It's unreasonable that Urara can be stopped just by being next to him. In addition to trigger care, even if you pass the turn to your opponent with this guy, you can have a monster negate effect that activates under loose conditions.
I give it 10 points because it's one of Spright's strengths and it's a pretty crazy effect.

Even though it has a low stat, is it okay for Normal to have a suppressive effect (hand-induced interference)?
Since it is normal, sooner or later it will be regulated.

A card that blew away Griffon Rider's remorse that he shouldn't care about triggers while deploying.
Even though it's just a lot of trouble, it's going to be an induced care, so it's making a very difficult cause to stop.
It is possible to use monster effect meta as a figurine, but it is not possible to destroy it without Link or Xyz, and it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that it cannot be activated in the damage stage because it is a negate effect.

female ○ key (straight ball)
One of the cards that improves Spright's interception penetration and suppression power.
If you put it out as a starter, you can negate it when Elf or Gigantech throws interference, and if you can maintain the board before the opponent's turn starts, it will be a rough level 2 monster that can even stop the opponent's development.
It's basically used for blocking penetration and suppression, but looking at this card, isn't he strong enough to set up a meta beat at the lower level of Spright? I think.

Phew. I'll teach you how foolish and dangerous it is to line up low-level monsters in front of me.
…picture? monster effect negate?
Stop it! That's not a nice effect for a low class to have!

With the effect of (2), you can negate the monster effect in the free chain, and if the conditions are met, you can even destroy it, which I think is excellent.
The effect of (2) requires a release, but since "Spright" monsters have an effect that is good at deploying, I don't think it will be difficult to procure a release.