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What is Normal? (Philosophy)
An excellent one that can also remove complete resistance monsters. You can use this to break the opponent's deployment, or send Baroness (nominated) who has exhausted his interference to his crying GY. Various usage is possible. After all, what is normal (philosophy)

One body remains, but he ignores resistance and sends GY strongly
As an effect, he is not a GY feeder, so he often sticks to the trendy Tearlaments
Labrynth is often used because it can deal with the remaining one with Kyousuke and Big Welcome.

A card that penetrates all resistances at no cost and achieves a maximum of 1:5 exchange, even if there is a difference of 2 or more monsters on the field.
If you use the effect for Meta Beat, which tends to reduce the number of monsters on the field, you can reduce the opponent's monsters to 1, so the performance as a flip card is high.
However, since the opponent can choose which one to keep, there is a high possibility that the monster you really want to deal with will remain, so aftercare with other cards is essential.
In terms of certainty, I feel that Torrent Funeral is easier to use, but I ignore the fact that it doesn't involve your own field at all, and that you can strongly go out against monsters that are increasing in recent years that can't be destroyed or can get an ad even if they are destroyed. Can not.

A trap card that can be activated by Friche on each other's turn and can penetrate complete resistance.
I wonder if overseas Daruma will become commonplace from now on, even a complete resistance can be pierced with a single Trap card.
The activation condition is when the number of monsters in the opponent's field is 2 or more than the number of monsters in your field, even if you have 0 monsters and your opponent has 2 monsters, or you have 3 monsters and your opponent has 5 monsters, in any case However, since the opponent can only have one monster left in their field, depending on the situation, removing multiple monsters can be a huge advantage, and if you have a certain amount of monsters in your field, you can win as it is. There will be scenes.
However, one of the weaknesses of the force-type multiple removal effect is that the opponent decides which monsters to leave, so the hardest and most unpleasant monster tends to remain on the field.
If you use it to interfere with the development of your opponent's turn, it's generally easier to use Torrent Funeral or "Needle Ceiling", and if you don't have two or more monsters with strong resistance on your opponent's field, it's hard to take advantage of that strength, but this card can be used. It feels like you're in trouble if a monster with the ability to negate is standing.
In the case of this card, it also has the advantage of not affecting the monsters on your field no matter what the outcome, so I would like to pay attention to that and try to differentiate it from similar cards.
As a removal trap, I think it's a level enough to be called a general-purpose card, isn't this number 79?