Abyss Soldier →Used Deck

A representative of a strong appendix in Yu-Gi-Oh in the 2000s.
At that time, it was an era when suppression by RBI and suppression by removal were fiercely competitive, and it was dominant due to its high physical strength that doubles as a control and finisher. However, the world is not easy, and the way to get this is the game and the supplementary card of the strategy book. It's pretty tough for elementary school students to get all three. How would your parents think of you buying three copies of the same book and throwing away two? It was later included in DT, but by that time, his best partner, Sinister Serpent, had been banned a long time ago, and in terms of the difficulty of obtaining it, it had gotten worse, so some people regretted buying it when it was a strategy book. Not a few. In the end, anyone could get their hands on it with the recording of Strok, but Konami also imitated the acoustic guitar quite a bit.
Regardless of its performance, it is extremely versatile, and there are only a few cards in its 20-year history that can bounce your own cards, opponent's cards, monsters, and his Spell Trap. Most general-purpose cards are overwhelmed by inflation and become inferior, but this one is still commonly used because of its high strength and the uniqueness that there are almost no substitute cards.
It must have been a relief for elementary and junior high school students who bought up cards at the time that the cards they collected with little pocket money were cards that could be used even in Reiwa.

A low-class monster with ATK 1800, it is an extremely versatile monster that also serves as an attacker, removal card, and self-bounce agent that can bounce one card from each other's field every turn regardless of front or back.
It seemed difficult to appoint him as Good Stuff Monsters because his WATER monster was required for the cost of activating the bounce effect, but at the time he had the best partner in front of Errata, Kirasune. We also saw performance at the environmental level.
At that time, you could activate the activation effect even when you successfully summoned a monster, and the only way to block the activated effect was like Divine Punishment, so it was a big deal.
Even now, the versatility itself is still high, but basically it's not an effect that gives you an advantage, it's not a permanent meta-type effect like Kaiku or Thunder King Rai-Oh, and it's a race that doesn't belong to a theme and is difficult to make use of. As a result, it is rare to see it, but it is definitely Elai who is good at breaking through the permanent meta that touches both the front and back, even though it is a low-class monster.

The sixth in Hatsuyume is Zato. It's a Zato, not a humpback whale.
A typical class of cards that used to be strong. As a lower class, he combines his ATK and removal effect of a semi-attacker class. Even now, there are specs to the extent that it can be used as a connection, but normally other cards will be prioritized.

Overall evaluation: If you use Atlantean's effect, you might be able to take advantage of it.
If you can use Bounce on monsters that come out of the Extra Deck, it will be a complete removal, and if you use Atlantean as your hand cost and send it to GY, you can use additional effects and it's not a bad performance.
ATK is also high as a lower class.
However, it's not enough to just bounce one card with a hand cost, so even if you use Atlantean's effect, you can use his other WATER.
Aqua support isn't all that great either.

It's not bad. It used to be that his own deck was created and regulated.
But right now, I can't deny that I'm lacking in strength.

In the past, beats from low-ranking monsters were also mainstream, and back then, bounces with one card in your hand without destroying them were powerful. However, currently, it is mainstream to connect to large monsters in the EX Deck due to its high development power, and this unthemed card is a little lacking.
Although it didn't bother me much in the past, the negative point is that it has increased resistance and can only be used during your own turn.

A card that was difficult to obtain for a while and soared. It has the ability to bounce one card on the field by discarding a WATER monster from your hand. His ATK on this card itself is also quite good at 1800, so you can expect his attacks, removals and successes. Since you select cards on the field, you can also return your own cards and use them to assist in combos.
Fusion, Synchro, Xyz, and Link Monsters return to the Extra Deck when bounced, and in order to be reused, it is necessary to try the same summoning method again, so in some cases it is almost completely removed. 《Stardust Dragon》, which can counter destructive effects, is useless with this card. It's not a date to have reached semi-restricted for a while.

A low-class monster with the effect of bouncing cards using his WATER in his hand as a cost.
In addition to being able to remove the opponent's cards without destroying them, you can also return your own cards, so many combos are possible. For the cost, he wants to use Atlantean or Abysgunde.
With an RBI of 1800, it is easy to handle as a low-level attacker.

A card like the weakened Dragon Brynak of the Ice Barrier.
Except that the cost is limited and you can only use it once per turn.
It can be said that the effect is almost the same as over there.
Moreover, if the cost is his Atlantean,
so you can get more advantage
Very powerful.

The cost is a little tight, but the card-agnostic bounce is extremely strong. Since you can return your own cards quietly, you can also use the effect of "Atlantean" and reuse "Call of the Haunted".

It has become easier to obtain because it has been recorded as DT and Strak. It's a plain oxidized silver card, but it has a high RBI and a powerful effect. The fact that there is synergy with Atlantean is also highly evaluated.
Due to its high status, it is somewhat difficult to receive support from other cards, and since it is not categorized like Mermail, it is not flashy enough, so the adoption rate is low. I'm sorry

Hard to obtain.
A versatile soldier who can be an 1800 attacker.
It seems to be strong if this effect can be done on the opponent's turn.

In addition to a reasonable RBI, the bounce ability that does not choose a card is powerful.
Although the cost is specified, it is not versatile, but conversely, he is a card that can be said to be almost essential if you solidify with WATER.
Now that brew has finally been banned, the demand should increase.

Thanks for the re-recording. A card that would run wild if it wasn't once per turn.
《Abyss Soldier》「Bye Bye bye Buryu Senpai」

Only 1 card can be returned, but from the point of view of Synchro Xyz, it's a normal scary card. The effect of Atlantean can also be activated.
However, looking at this, you can see how broken Brynak is.

This card, which used to be the boss card of WATER, is finally reprinted in Struc!
Although it has a cost, the escape device shouldn't be weak, and the RBI is not bad, so it can be used as an attacker.
Recently, he came out with the push of WATER, and he has good compatibility with Atlantean, and it is still a healthy piece.
It's nice to be able to defeat big players like Synchro and Xyz by itself.

Brynak and 《Wind-Up Kitten》are also available these days, but since this can also bounce his spells and traps, it can also break through obstacles such as Gravity Bind.
Of course, this is the natural enemy of everyone in the Extra Deck, and the only one who doesn't fear it is the Quasar.
It has versatility enough to be adopted if WATER is involved.
Outstanding synergy with Atlantean

What is this effect as an attacker?
You are afraid.

Although it was finally reprinted, it only smells of Norea.
Although the cost is limited, it is usually a demon that can be brewed at the lower class.
It is no coincidence that the combination with 《Sinister Serpent》once experienced a quasi-restriction.
Even as a WATER attacker, he boasts a fairly high ability. One piece that will be a candidate for his Deck with elements of WATER.

Thank you for re-recording it on Strak! It was fairly difficult to obtain...
Although there is a brew, what you are doing is a bounce that is almost as good as a brew, so there is no reason for it to be weak.
He has a decent amount of hits and has the level of a low-ranking attacker, so he should be a candidate when solidifying with WATER.

A strong card that has faded due to inflation called Brünak.
Even if you can only return one card, the bounce is still scary.