Zenmailstrom →Used Deck

Trap is slow and requires release costs, so it's a bit difficult to adopt in the recent fast Wind-Up.
Instead, it can be deployed from both your hand and his deck at once, and if the ATK is the same, you can have the same name, so it is suitable for aligning Xyz, or you can use it to line up a magician and a mouse.
However, in Wind-Up, which has only Xyz without material designation, the slow speed of Trap is overwhelmingly disadvantageous, and even if one of the two is Recruit, it is not worth it. If possible, I would like to reduce the release cost with used Mighty and escape personnel. Well, the former has a high possibility of becoming a microcomputer now.

A trap that releases a Wind-Up and allows you to Wind-Up from your hand and Deck.
Although there are conditions for releasing and recruiting targets, you can avoid the opponent's removal and line up two of his Wind-Ups, making it easy to activate effects and use them as materials on your turn.

In the past, Wind-Up Shark was more expensive than it is now, and this card was a card that helped a poor man with a weak Wind-Up Deck because he couldn't afford to buy Sharks.
However, as a result of Wind-Up being regulated and losing its ability to deploy, this card became the card of choice for Wind-Up regardless of whether it was low budget or not.
It is now listed as one of the key cards for the one-kill Wind-Up.
If you use this card, you will have 《Wind-Up Magician》and 《Wind-Up Rat》on the field, so if you can activate it, you can lead to a large-scale deployment.
It's a trap, so it's a powerful card even if you set it and wait a turn, or require a release monster or a magician or mouse in your hand.

A card that should be called 《Numbers Last Hope》using Wind-Up.
Before the revision, it was rare to enter because it had Barlow's deployment power, but after the revision, it can be said that it is the only card for mass deployment that remains. The main card will be a mouse or a magician. By some coincidence, the mouse and the magician have the same ATK. So, as long as GY has Wind-Up, mass deployment is possible immediately.
The problem is that it still doesn't work. In other words, there is no stability. It's one kill if you pass, but there are a lot of cards to stop. Moreover, you must have his Wind-Up in hand to deploy and release with this card. In short, 3 cards are consumed to activate this card. I admit that it can also be used as a sakuri escape, but I have a strong impression that that's what it is. Wind-Up itself has low firepower, so there were many cases where it was hunted afterwards.
There is a limit to how many cards you can put out with this card. Rats and Magicians, Knights and Soldiers have the same firepower. It's a relief to be able to have the same name, but except for Mouse Magician, Hand 3 is 1 Xyz. Isn't that a disadvantage?
Difficult to use, difficult to play,
It was a romantic frame, this is it.

A good expansion card for Wind-Up, where the search is effective and the hand is endless.
I think it's basically going to be a collection of monsters with the same name, so it's perfect for Xyz.
It's a trap so you can't use it immediately, but as everyone says, it can be used for escaping, and I don't think it's likely to go bad, so I recommend using it.

Since it is a trap, it is necessary to prepare in advance, but it is not difficult to activate because it is possible to deploy multiple times and it is difficult to imagine that he does not have his Wind-Up in his hand due to the existence of the Manufacture.
Wind-Up called from the deck can be called with the same name, so Xyz is easy, and it can also be used as a means of avoiding removal, so it can be used flexibly.

Tengen Breakthrough
Effect activation → manufacture → spiral is pretty good.
Although Warrior, Soldier, and Dog should be used for release conditions, it still looks interesting.
As a sacrifice escape in case of emergency, rewind is also available, but this is also one that can be used when Xyz is targeted.

As long as Manufacture is working, it's unlikely that he will run out of Wind-Ups in hand.
It's a card that has a fairly strong development effect, and since it can be used with a card with the same name, it's also useful as an Xyz support.
It is also effective as a way to use his Wind-Up tee that has been used up. The only thing that bothers me is that it's a Trap, so it can't be used immediately, but on the contrary, it has the advantage of escaping.