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A card that is one of Artifact but now out of themes and a generic removal meta hand trigger
Modern removal is often used as a cost for various effects, not just removal.
Because there are cards that can not be used satisfactorily unless they are removed everywhere
As the speed of duels increased, this card, which can interfere with them, also rapidly gained popularity
The biggest merit is that it can coexist without problems even with Deck, which is often excluded itself.

A hand trigger that hunts for exclusion themes. The effect lasts during the turn, and depending on the chain processing, you can exchange one for one. It's pretty powerful among hand triggers. It doesn't exclude any themes, so depending on the environment, it can be used as a main card, but basically it's a side card. Back when there were 6 Grave and Obliterate cards, it didn't spoil much, but now only half of them can be used, so it's dangerous to put them in due to brain death. However, since there are always a certain number of themes that use a lot of removal, I would like to have this card for two players who fight in the environment.

When it first appeared, it was just a general-purpose removal meta, but recently there are almost no decks that don't use 《Called by the Grave》, so it can also be used as a card to pass your own triggers. Also, there are many cases where the exclusion meta is quite sticky.
The effect is that he gets Special Summoned when removed from Buck, which is a common AF effect. In addition, as mentioned above, by releasing self-confidence from your hand and field, you can block all exclusions during the turn. In the original design, it was probably intended to chain back removal by banning the opponent to protect the back's AF, but now it's mostly used as a meta for all bans (mainly interference). . It's scary how times change.
Speaking of AF, business trips such as Dagza and Death Scythe may be famous, but even if they are quietly mixed in with them, they will do their job firmly with their single card power.
Overall, it's a good card that has been re-evaluated as the times have evolved.

His Artifact concerning the name of the spear used to execute Christ
It is a one-turn-only impregnable effect that triggers the hand, and in recent years when the number of decks that utilize exclusion gimmicks has increased, it is often seen that it is used as a meta on the side.

A powerful removal meta trigger card. It is not limited to the Artifact category, but has been adopted as a meta for environmental decks in various decks.

It's not like I'm strong. I want to give 20 points.
Floowandereeze, Swordsoul, Tetsujusensen, Eldlich, Thunder Dragon... It sticks to all the themes in the environment, rots the opponent's designator and pot, and can be set as a bluff even against themes that don't stick at all. If you're lucky, you can increase your link value or use it as a diversion.
The spear that kills gods has been gaining more and more popularity in recent years. A long time ago, there were many introductions from the side, but now it is more common to enter the main.
I personally think that the power is about 50% and 50%. Since that one can stop almost all effects that touch his deck with one copy, the destructive power of Urara, which is localized but can be fired by a person who is good at playing, is tremendous. However, it usually only has a big impact in the early stages, and it's honestly tough when it comes to your hand at the end of the duel.
On the other hand, this one doesn't have that much instantaneous destructive power, but since the effect lasts for a whole turn, it's easy to affect the opponent's development in the details. You can expect enough success in the final stage when the opponent comes to finish off, such as the destruction effect of the access code, Meteonis = DRA, Trouble Sunny's GY sending effect, and Schleig's exclusion effect.
In terms of the above points, it is a card that can be differentiated from Urara even among interference-type hand triggers, and if possible, it is a card that I would like to use for both Urara and Longinus.

Due to the existence of this card, his deck, which is based on exclusion gimmicks, is a card that is so strong that it seems difficult to play an active role.
As a matter of course, in the present age where he has a GY effect, his Deck that doesn't use any removal effects or removal gimmicks is a minority. Even against decks that don't focus on elimination and can't hit, there are opportunities to use it somewhere. Also, since he is a member of Artifact, it is easy to go on business trips with 《Artifact Sanctum》and Death Scythe.
Even if you look at it as a general-purpose card countermeasure, you can shoot the hand trigger meta of 《Called by the Grave》and 《Crossout Designator》with a chain to make it misfire, stop 《Ice Dragon's Prison》, 《Paleozoic Dinomischus》and 《Cosmic Cyclone》, and 《Evenly Matched》and 《Cosmic Cyclone》. Accesscode Talker》and other instant death removal can also be prevented.
Especially when it hits his Deck opponent, it's brutal that he can't be excluded from any area for the entire turn and is tied up.
As a result of accidentally using the nominee against Urara and Masu G, the tragedy of losing everything when the spear of Longinus pierces the chain continues...
However, you can't use it on your own turn, or you can't prevent it unless you hit first, so it's impossible to aim for the opponent's whiff. 《Dragonmaid Tidying》and 《Shaddoll Schism》also have little effect.
Also, for better or worse, both players are bound to be unbanned for the rest of the turn, so there are combos that can be used as materials on the next turn by evading the removal of your own 《PSY Framegear γ》and the Driver, but your opponent's There are also backfires such as friendship combos with `` SPYRAL Quik-Fix '' and multi-role.
His deck, which has an exclusion gimmick as its main axis, will be even more irresistible than Nibiru. A god-slaying spear.

A card that is gaining popularity as a hand trigger that can interfere with the opponent's attempts to overcome the obstacles in the opponent's turn with Grave and Obliteration.
Since it is a release activation, it is not disturbed by macros, etc., and it has the characteristics of an artifact that does not completely spoil, so its versatility is quite high, depending on the environment, it is a trigger monster that can be used from the main side rather than the side.
However, since it cannot be used on your turn, you cannot use it to silence banishers or macros for expansion.

An "Artifact" monster that appeared as an exclusion countermeasure that was the biggest drawback for [Artifact]. Although it is limited to the opponent's turn, it has the effect of containing exclusion.
However, since it can actually be activated in the hand, even in his decks other than [Artifact], it is often introduced from the side deck as a meta card of [Orcust], [Sandra], and [Dragon Link] that uses an exclusion gimmick. Other than [Artifact], it's suitable for side decks, but it's still a very good card because it keeps exclusions out.

Recently, the evaluation of 《Engraver of the Mark》as a countermeasure against 《Crossout Designator》has skyrocketed.
However, he doesn't want to block his exclusion, so he also has a deck, so it's up to him whether he chooses Engraver of the Mark or the deck.

Unusually in AF, it has the ability to travel alone, and due to its incomplete status, the benefit of special summoning him during the opponent's turn is small.
However, the unique hand trigger effect is very good, and even though it is suitable for the side, "Imperial Iron Wall" that is only on the opponent's turn is powerful.

It can also be used in AF Deck, but above all, the hand trigger effect of (3) is powerful
It's great that it can be used as a countermeasure against 《Cosmic Cyclone》as it can block removal.

It's a kind of Artifact, but it's a heretic that can be used as a general-purpose hand trigger because the effect can be used from the hand even if it's not destroyed from the field or fired from the wisdom.
Although it is limited to the opponent's turn, it completely blocks each other's exclusion actions.
Since it is limited to the opponent's turn, it is difficult to use (cannot be used) to evade 《Dimensional Prison》and 《Bottomless Trap Hole》, but it disables exclusion removal such as Trishula and activates Special Summon involving exclusion actions such as Infernoid and 《Invocation》. can.
Also, in recent years, he has many cards that move with GY removal as a cost, so if you use it against his deck that uses it a lot, you can almost stop for a turn.
I think he was designed as a countermeasure against Artifact's exclusion, but in reality, it's not used that way.

It is often used in the current environment, and I think that being able to deal with 《Cosmic Cyclone》, the natural enemy of the “Artifact” Deck, is a big deal for the “Artifact” Deck.
I think it's easy to use because you can activate the effect from your hand.

The Spear of Longinus has been slowly gaining popularity recently.
A man who never allows exceptions.
Even though it's limited to the opponent's turn, it's strong not only to be on the field, but also to not allow removal with a surprise attack called release from the hand.
Since it only needs to be "released", it's worth evaluating that it can be activated without any problems even while using 《Macro Cosmos》, which is the fate of hand trigger monsters.
Unlike "Imperial Iron Wall", it does not allow banning "only on the turn it is released", so it is easy to operate in his deck that uses banning, and it can be used in side decks (such as Cosmo and ABC), which is also a plus.
With the popularity of Infernoid, the number of Duelists who wield spears from their side decks is likely to increase.

It's good to be able to hit from your hand. I was dispatched by PSY as a set with Shinchi Moralta, but the flow of preventing exclusion from the interference PSY Special Summon was so excellent that I became a regular employee.

The name of the soldier who stabbed the crucified Christ is called Longinus, and the spear that stabbed him is called the Spear of Longinus, or the Holy Spear.
Since it is a so-called holy relic, there are currently multiple things that are considered to be the Spear of Longinus.
I tried to get into a niche industry because AF, which has reached out to various obstacles, has run out of things to do. That's really good sense.
Even though he can't hit opponents who can't hit him, for some reason he's an Artifact-specific strength that, for some reason, he's destroyed, and on the opponent's turn, he stops banishment by triggering his hand instead of when he Special Summons. In other words, he doesn't often get down like Artifact. Are you really an Artifact?

AF Exclusion Card
HERO Nekroz Infernoid and environment have a big theme
Therefore, it is large to put it on the side
AF is not good at excluding, but this card can overcome the weakness

AF for exclusion measures
Can be released from hand
Note that you can also go from the Shinchi Vegalta Movement
Lately, this guy is often on my side

Anti-exclusion spear.
It's an unexpectedly powerful card, and if it's a deck that's excluding her, it's hard to move with just this card.
There is 《Imperial Iron Wall》as a removal countermeasure, but since it is his Continuous Trap, it is vulnerable to removal by Cyclone, etc., so it has the advantage of being able to activate it from your hand.

God-slaying spear (not saying it kills gods)
A card that instant impregnable against exclusion, which was one of AF's weak points.
Due to its nature, it can't be used face down like normal AF, but it's quite reassuring as a card to have in your hand as a surprise attack.
Like Moralta, it can also be used as a business trip card that can be used in other decks.

His Artifact this time seems to be solely responsible for countermeasures against weak points. Chakram is an end cycle countermeasure, while Longinus is an exclusion countermeasure. This card plays a big role because banishment is the natural enemy of his Artifact, which is destroyed and sent to GY to activate its effect. In particular, his Artifact countermeasures can be used against Cycle Leaders, who have been adopted from the main deck. increase.

A new card candidate for the AF series. Because AF itself is activated from his GY
It was weak against GY exclusion cards such as "Macro Cosmos", but by using this card
You can get resistance to exclusion, and you can eliminate a big weakness of AF.
It's wonderful that it's not that difficult to obtain, partly due to its low rarity.

Responsible for Artifact's Exclusion Blockade.
One of Artifact's weaknesses, the advantage is that you can negate indiscriminate exclusion for only one turn. Opponents who use exclusion cards such as 《Dimensional Fissure》and 《Macro Cosmos》will need the help of this card. Since it can be released from the hand, it is quite powerful if it can be used even when the hand is not spoiled and the removal is applied.
It also works well in his deck where opponents use exclusion.
His stats are subtle, and the downside is that his deck doesn't use exclusion.

It's compatible with Artifact, but it's a good idea to think of it as an Artifact.
It's not a card to play this card with Theosophy or face down with Movement.
After all, I would like to evaluate the excellence as a hand trigger card. More to the side.
Fairy can throw it away at any time, so it seems to be compatible with something like Christia.

The spear of the world's most famous guard.
Imperial Iron Wall for 1 turn only. A card that doesn't seem to be his Artifact called hand activation.
It is one of the answers to his GY exclusion, which is an element that Artifact is not good at, and he is working hard to overcome the weaknesses of pure construction together with Chakram.
In the future, it also has the potential to become a hand trigger stopper for opponents with themes like Dragon Ruler that rely on his GY exclusion, so I'd like to pay attention to it as a hand trigger card as well.

spear.
Has AF been blatantly marketed? In short, it crushes the point that it is weak against the exclusion system of the Macross Cycle system. You can activate the effect from your hand, and if you play Shinchi or Vegalta for the time being, there is no problem. Furthermore, it can also be used in the opponent's meta. I don't want this theme anymore... Rarity and rare are good for wallets too.
Well, I feel like Brestle and Holy Grail are more popular these days.

Even without Artifact's support, this card can go on a business trip by itself, and even if it rots in your hand, it's already an excellent bluff set.
As for the difficulty, if you want to stop the breakthrough that you are not good at with [Artifact], you have to put out the effect of this card first, and it also allows chain activation, so it's a bit of a shame sometimes. I have.
Since the exclusion blockade effect of the hand trigger pierces the new theme [Nekroz], you will see more of this card from the sideboard. I think it's a great card overall.