Time Machine →Used Deck

In the original Kingdom arc, Keith used it to bring back the Revolver Dragon before it rusted from the past and defeated the Time Magic Combo. Unrelated machine trap card.
The words that Jonouchi gave to Keith when returning this card that he had borrowed from Keith in Yu-Gi-Oh R are handed down as one of the most famous quotes in the game.
The effect is a resurrection card with the condition of sending him GY due to the monster being destroyed by battle, but if you simply use it as a card to revive your own monster, you can activate it with Friche and you can freely choose the resurrection target. There is no place that beats or 《Back to the Front》.
It would have been nice if it had at least the specification that there was no battle damage as in the original...
It wasn't that it was strong at the time, but it was a card that didn't really get used when it first came out.
If you still want to try using it, you should take advantage of the fact that it is less likely to be interfered with by the opponent because it is activated at the point of damage, and the uniqueness of being able to revive the opponent's monsters in the opponent's field under the same conditions.
For such impressive original cards, I would like to have a named support effect like Dimema, Metarif, and 《Exchange of the Spirit》.

Comprehensive evaluation: Since it can be used in the damage step, it is hard to be disturbed, and it is possible to revive the opponent's monster.
《Call of the Haunted》is fine if you just want to revive it, but since it can be used during the damage step, it won’t be interrupted by 《Mystical Space Typhoon》.
It can also be used to revive the opponent's monster and attack it again.
If you want to do it, you can send recruiters to attack.

In the old days, you could resurrect monsters that were destroyed in battle, or you could play cards that had self-destruct attacks and aim for their effects. is difficult to use.
The combo is high, but I think the existence of other general-purposes is tough.

It can be used for both offense and defense, such as when your monster is destroyed in battle, or when the opponent's monster you want to use as a sandbag is destroyed in battle.
So combo is high. However, if you ask me if it can be used in this environment where there are many background removals and removals by effects, it is not so much. In addition to being a trap, it can't be activated from your hand under certain conditions, so you'll end up with other cards.

Due to the resurrection in Dameste, it is a selling point that you can miss the timing of many summoning reactions. Since you can pull the trigger even if your opponent destroys it, you can also prepare a target for consecutive attacks against monsters, so there is also a combo effect.
However, the slowness is still the biggest bottleneck. In today's era of rampant removal, it frequently happens that the opportunity to activate does not come.
I think it is less practical.

Living Dead is a good resurrection card, but I think it would be interesting to put it in his deck together.
In addition to activating the effects of Sacred Birds and Trions, if you add your own effects, the fun is endless, such as Thousand Blade, which becomes a wall three times.
However, there is also a card called "Back to the Front", so it might be better to increase the wall.

Issue Moralta → Destroyed in battle → This → Delete the next attacking monster. This flow is pretty good. I also use rebide, but to be honest, it's inconvenient because the opponent will break rebide without breaking other cards (Artifact), or there will be no space to lay down. Well, I'll cover it with Aigis and Achilles so that it won't be destroyed in the first place.

In the past, I had the impression that it was a pretty good card, but now that the Living Dead is unlimited, it's tough.
It is attractive that it can also be used for making sandbags.

Being adopted in an era of unlimited liberty...
The difference from libide is that it's not permanent, but it's destroyed in battle...

If you just want to revive, you can aim for a combo because there is a libide that doesn't matter the timing. However, recently, the rate of battle destruction is on the decline, so there are many cases where it cannot be activated.

As a resurrection card, it's harder to use than 《Call of the Haunted》, which isn't a free chain, but you can aim for combos with Effect Monsters that trigger battle destruction, and since it's activated during the Damage Step, it's strong point is that it's relatively hard to interfere with. You can revive your opponent's monsters at will, so it's a good idea to combine it with a send-off card.

A card that revives destroyed monsters.
The activation conditions are a little troublesome, but there are no disadvantages, so it's not bad to use.
Reviving your own recruiters, searchers, and compromise summoned monsters will give you an advantage.
As an unusual usage, is it about reviving the opponent's monster and hitting it continuously?

It has to be destroyed by battle, and Livide is easier to use, but I think this one's strength is that it's strong against cyclones and the like.
By the way, it is also possible to return the opponent's monsters. (At that time, it will be revived in the opponent's field)

Since the damage step activation is strong and the opponent's monster is fine
One piece that seems to be able to add one-sidedly

I thought that performance in Yu-Gi-Oh R was good.
It's strong against abyssal torrents due to its use of Dameste, but recently it's hard to use it because of the rampant destruction of effects...
The sight of the Gunner Dragon coming back at 2800 on the Dark Machine Deck at the forefront is a masterpiece.

Quite heavy... illustration (laughs)
It can be used as a combo, so it's pretty fun.
Note that it cannot be activated by hitting each other.

A veteran revive trap that instantly revives monsters destroyed in battle.
It surpasses Miracle's Wake, which has a similar role, in that it can be Special Summoned during the damage step.
However, his Special Summon after the Battle Phase will definitely protect you from battle, so it's up to you which one to use.
Either way, I can't help but feel like I'm falling behind the Living Dead, which has a much wider range of uses...

there is a sacred bird