Sword Hunter →Used Deck

When it comes to cards that equip an opponent's monster, Relinquished is the original, but its evolved version, Thousand-Eyes Restrict, and this card are from the same pack, and you can feel the long history of absorption effects.
Although it is a top-class monster, it is below the 2500 line of ace RBI, and even in the environment at the time, it was difficult to make use of the effect of this card. There was also a big wall called 《Summoned Skull》.
As time went on, it became easier to put this card into play.
There are a lot of cards that work at GY, so I think that the equipment card itself is surprisingly suitable for the times.
However, it's time to choose your attack targets more carefully.
The effect of this card is a compulsory effect, so if you inadvertently attack a monster that triggers destruction or his GY sending, 1 add for battle destruction, +1 add for rule destruction due to this card leaving the field. may be sent to the other party.
Also, due to the slight lag at the end of the battle phase, the target may leave his GY during that time, which is unstable.
Note that if you equip multiple copies, he will not be able to equip even one if the Spell Trap zone runs out.
Monsters that have been turned into Equip Cards can be used as the cost of 《Spell Strider》, or SSed with 《Eka the Flame Buddy》.
Recently, Konami has started turning her Spell Trap zone into a monster playground, so I think it's going to be a fun card.
《Immortal Phoenix Gearfried》is a big wall, and 《Heroic Challenger - War Hammer》also has attributes.

Comprehensive evaluation: Since it is difficult to make use of the effect of making it into an equipment card, is it a good idea to send it to seal off his opponent's Spell/Trap zone?
Equip cards have a low multiplier per card, so it's possible to finally use them by supporting them with 《Mage Power》.
It will block the use of GY, but it doesn't seem to have much of an impact because it involves battle.
Sending it in with Shien's Spy, self-destructing it with Recruiter, sealing her opponent's Spell/Trap zone in the end phase, and returning this card is still better.
With 《Spatial Collapse》, it would be a shutout, but it would take a lot of work.

One of the eight monsters that can only be obtained through communication fusion that originally appeared in DM3.
A weapon hunter created by docking 《Swordsman from a Distant Land》and a mecha hunter with the power of a fusionist.
In DM3, he is a level 6 advanced monster, and has an ATK that surpasses Judgeman, and was highly praised in the strategy book as the main force of the Plains Deck, but in the OCG, it was judged that it was still too early to sacrifice one creature with this ability. It has been made into a superlative monster.
Already one sacrificed and he had an ATK of 2500, an Archfiend and a Wyvern, but did he want to avoid mass production of such monsters, or did he want to make it level 6 to have monster effects? Didn't it go...
Instead, I got the effect of equipping the defeated opponent as my own weapon, but it doesn't turn into an equipment card directly, and it allows him to activate his GY effect normally, so it's still a subtle effect. is not.
Still, as a superlative Warrior monster that can be Normal Summoned, it was normally strong at the time.

I think this was a strong person in the past. it was normal

A card that becomes stronger each time it is destroyed in battle.
However, the enhancement value is as low as 200, and since it is sent to GY once, it is difficult to allow the effects of recruiters and the like.
Destroy Dragunity and Inzektor in battle
You can use the effect...

There's an old tactic of sending this guy to make Recruiters attack and seal the Spell Trap.
Guess why it wasn't popular at all

At least equip the destroyed monster without sending it to her GY,
If it's half of her ATK of a monster equipped with ATK up
I guess level 7 isn't too bad, but...
With the current effect, it only puts pressure on the Spell Trap zone for an increase of about 200...

A card on the same line as 《Ido the Supreme Magical Force》.
Deploy on your opponent's field with 《Give and Take》, and use a Recruiter that can connect 6 or more to continuously self-destruct and seal the opponent's Trap.
However, the reflected damage will be amazing, and it's a subtle lock that will be released immediately when 《Sword Hunter》is released.
However, since it is not obstructed by Veiler, it is a line combo that can be achieved unexpectedly if it can break through the opponent's Magic Trap.
By the way, due to the characteristic of continuously self-destructing recruiters, if there is a black garden, the monster zone can be filled.
If you have 《Sword Hunter》in GY, 《Give and Take》in a set state, defense lock, Rokuru Rokuru, Black Garden, 《Mask of Restrict》, and a means to reset the opponent's field, you can block the opponent's field!
…For combos of 5 cards or more, aim for Exodia.

《Creature Swap》puts him in the opponent's field and fills up his spell/trap zone. Still, the weight due to level 7 is caught. In DM3, it was level 6 and had a high RBI, so it wasn't a bad card.

In the past, I thought that every time I beat it, it would be strong, but no matter what I beat, the increase value is 200.
Considering the trouble of getting this card out, I think it's better to equip 《Axe of Despair》as a lower class...
I have to cross my swords and become an insect...

I used to think it was pretty amazing. Does it get stronger with each hit?
A card that has the effect of destroying an opponent's monster in battle and equipping that monster as an equipment card that raises his ATK by 200 at the end of the Battle Phase.
In the long run, the growth is slow and fills the Spell Trap zone, and the initial value is too low for the highest level, which is a disappointing element.
By some mistake he can use the effects of the Equip Spell if he equips Dragunity or Inzector.

Low status for seniors.
The effect can only be used as an equipment card with a low increase value.

It's hard to use because of its low initial ATK.
After all, it's for image-oriented decks.