Reverse Jar →Used Deck

It's a little incompatible with the reverse world legend Morphing Jar #2. Since it cannot be incorporated into the chaos loop (difficult to incorporate), it is necessary to pay attention to how to use it.
Well, like a pod monster, it doesn't change that it's "strong if it's decided".
It will be much easier to use than some `` Dimension Jar '' pot (pod) monster disgrace.

Looking only at the effect, it's 《Book of Eclipse》+ a hurricane limited to the front side. A flashy festival card that can even turn your hand gun down. Reflecting the chaos loop, Flip Monster has an extremely unusual name, Turn 1 Restriction.
Well, there are various effects, but the meaning is reset and reload of all effects. An effect that makes all cards on the field lose their effects in some way and become reactivable. I think that this guy is also a member of the pot around having a rough and wide-ranging influence.
In other words, it's a terrifying effect that takes advantage of flip cards, but it's his Flip Monster. It is difficult to activate it actively, and it is quite a problem child that it is easy to carry the tempo loss if it is your turn to activate it actively.
However, just like the Metapo of yesteryear, it is an existence that evokes caution against set monsters from a five-minute state, so I think it is worth weighing it against the summoning right.
In order to use it actively, as the name suggests, he takes advantage of the synergy with Flip Monster, and the continuous spell, which has been increasing in recent years and has effect processing when activated, is also compatible. This itself is strong against negation because it comes out on the field with a normal summon by set, and it also has a meta beat aptitude because it has a self-bounce element.
As an aside, the returned Spell Trap and the downed Spell Trap can of course be different, so you can say "I'm not saying that the trump card is down".

A new Rock pod monster with a reverse effect has appeared, but contrary to its distinctive appearance like a lottery machine, its name is "Reverse Jar", which is extremely straightforward with no twists.
The illustration may also have the meaning of "reverse pod".
As the name suggests, the effect is to turn all the monsters on the field face down, bounce all his spell traps on the front side of the field, and remove all the cards that affect the field with permanent effects. effect.
It can be used not only to cancel the permanent meta Spell Trap and disable the monster, but also to reuse the reverse effect by setting the monster in the set state, and to reuse the activation effect by self-bouncing the Spell Trap.
In addition to rebide and demoche, even taito, which is difficult to reuse effectively, bounces after setting the stolen monster to the set state, so you can use it again without returning the stolen monster to the opponent. be possible.
Resetting each other's Spell Trap after a bounce is both an advantage and a disadvantage. Since it will also advance the reactivation of Continuous Trap by 1 turn, I would like to put in Spell Trap so that I can at least benefit from this effect.
It's also fun to reset only the opponent and destroy them all with an effect like Azeus.