Wall of Illusion →Used Deck

A pretty good wall monster. Nowadays, the concept of wall monsters has become obsolete, so I don't see it, but this is probably one of the veterans.
Ten years ago, it performed quite well, and even I, who was in elementary school at the time, used it regularly. In addition, it seems that no one attacked because it was obvious what was set from the ragged back.

One of the monsters newly recorded in EX, it has a defense power that is second only to the 2000 defense force among the lower class monsters in the first season, and its total attack and defense value is the strongest level as a level 4 monster at that time.
The effect is a removal effect that can penetrate many resistance effects that bounces the monster that attacked itself regardless of the battle result, and if you attack this monster set with a monster with ATK 1850 or less, it will be repelled and bounced. If the tempo is disturbed by the removal, and the opponent's monster is higher than that, it will be destroyed by battle, but such monsters are often higher grade monsters or EX monsters, and the opponent's loss is greater. There will be more than a few.
At the time, there were only a few low-level monsters with his original ATK that could pass through this monster's defense, so it was a good environment for this monster.
The activation of the effect will be after the same damage calculation as "D.D. Warrior" etc., so even if it is destroyed in battle, it will not penetrate through such things as Skidre, so be careful.
By the way, 《Legendary Jujitsu Master》, which has a similar effect, activates at the end of the damage step, so if it is destroyed in battle, it will penetrate Skidre.

In the olden days, he was one of the oldest blockers who acted as a wall to stop Blue-Eyed, Psycho Shocker, and the occasional mecha hunter.
As expected, it's not something that should be done with one card right now, but since it's a removal that doesn't target and doesn't destroy, the performance itself has adapted to Reiwa.
Unfortunately, it's accompanied by activation, so Lightning-san can't help but trample on it.

Overall Rating: Especially useful for monsters that come out of the Extra Deck.
Although it can only be used after receiving an attack, it easily slips through resistance due to its bounce.
Defensive power is also decent, so it's not a bad card to use as a mine.

In the current environment of effect removal and mass deployment, passive bounce effects are not very useful.
Even if it is decided, there is a high possibility that it will be overwhelmed.
However, since he is DARK's Fiend, he has the advantage of being able to operate in a variety of ways.

It has a moderate bounce effect on defense, and since the standards for attackers when it first appeared were lower than they are now, it functioned as a powerful wall.
The effect itself is stronger with "Legendary Jujitsu Master", but it's advantage is that it has a blessed attribute and race.
However, in today's inflationary environment, this passive activation condition is too strict and has been overwhelmed by the times.
Now it's 3 points, but in this respect I pay tribute to my past success.

The effect is simple, but a reliable wall that bounces powerful Synchro, Xyz, Tribute monsters, etc.
It is blessed with attributes and tribes, and although it is prohibited now because it is DARK, it is one of the monsters with very high potential, such as the release of his Deck of Death, Dark Necrofia, the summoning cost of Chaos monsters, Synchro and Xyz.

At that time, only Gemini Elves could destroy this card by attacking it, and since it was in his preconstructed Deck, it was a very reassuring card, even for beginners. However, since removal by effect is the mainstream nowadays, waiting for an attack in defense is outdated, so it is not used at all.

It has the effect of bouncing attacking monsters.
Defense is high for a lower class, and it is blessed with races and attributes.

A good card that can still be used.
Since its defensive power is quite high, it will often be possible to activate its effect twice!

Compared to "Jujitsuka", its bounce performance is inferior, and it is superior in that it does not care about one's own battle position when bouncing. Also, in that respect, his rival is Kelbek, which has a high ATK and is compatible with various recruiters, and the difference in defensive power is very small, so he will be differentiated mainly in terms of race and attributes.
Unlike the active bounce "Abyss Soldier" and "Escape Device", it's passive, so it's less likely to be consumed here, and the point is that it's easy to combine with card name-declaring handicap cards like "Mind Crush" and "D.D. Designator".

In the old days, 1900 RBI was the mainstream, so it wasn't a threat, but now that the effect-oriented Xyz Synchro player is mainstream, it's a highly versatile bounce. A card with plenty of support, including Darkness, Devil, and ATK 1000. Is there room to adopt 《Heart of Clear Water》?
Also pay attention to the fact that he can block even Charmer if it is a low class. However, it doesn't work well with low-level monsters like Airman whose effects are activated each time they are summoned.

As an early card, it has an unusually easy-to-use bounce effect. It doesn't matter the battle position, so it's nice to be able to activate the effect even with a suicide attack. It is blessed with racial attributes and has high versatility. It can be expected to work perfectly as a landmine for Synchro Xyz.

It's an old card that's rarely talked about, but it's a wall monster with a rather nasty effect. Attractive defensive power and bounce effect that can't be accepted by half-baked low-level attackers. If you want to bounce Effect Monsters normally, Jiu-Jitsu practitioners are better, so I would like to invite Synchro Xyz if possible.

Since it is an early card, it may be seen as weak, but it is quite a troublesome monster.
It's especially scary when stepping on Synchro, Xyz, or Tribute monsters, and it's strength is that it's easy to maintain because of its high defensive power.

A card that was released in the 1st season, but is still valid today.
It was out of print for a long time, but it was reprinted... but unfortunately the reprint disappeared in an instant.
His nature is closer to that of a jiu-jitsu practitioner than a guard. If you step on it, it's troublesome, especially if you step on it, it hurts.
The performance as a mine is still sufficient. I wonder what the next reprint will be...

A card that becomes a troublesome wall against Synchro Monsters.
Bouncing a monster you hit can be quite effective against a Synchro Monster.
Recently, there are many cases where it is removed before being hit, but it is a card that hurts when stepped on.