Lost Wind →Used Deck

A card that you want to use in a slow deck that assumes a long-term battle.
Since it can be reused in (2), it is also suitable for making it a hand cost, or dropping it from his deck to GY with a card like Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon.
There is a similar card "Titanocider", but this one has a wider range of targets.

As an effect negate, he interferes with ATK, so the point that can be activated even with Dameste is a big differentiating point.
Also, since he has the rare nature of being a set from GY, if there is a gimmick to send to his GY in advance, there is a possibility that it will not rot even after attacking. There are more gimmicks to send to his GY during the opponent's turn, such as Ishizu parts, so I have high hopes for the future.
The difficulty is that it can only hit Special Summon. There are still many decks that start with Normal Summon, so it rots at the heart of it. Also, Floowandereeze is a natural enemy by nature.

A super-powerful jamming trap whose only weak point is that it's a normal trap with no way to compensate for its slowness.
Except for a few themes such as Floowandereeze and TRUE, it can be activated against most of his decks, and compared to 《Infinite Impermanence》and breakthrough, it is overwhelmingly superior in terms of permanent negate. Furthermore, with the bonus of lowering the RBI, it is possible to prevent the "phenomenon that can not be knocked down even though it is negate" that frequently occurs when other negate cards are piled up on a theme with powerlessness.
In addition, if the opponent continues to deploy from EX, it can be reset even on the turn it was activated, and most of what is written is strong.
If I had to say it, the ability to target is one of its weaknesses, so I think it would be a good idea to try activating it before the end of the deployment even though you've expended a certain amount of resources.
Lowering the RBI makes it easier to destroy battles, and not only does the permanent negate stop the deployment, but it makes it easier for you to get lethal on the next turn. Feel like a trap. Moreover, even though it is so strong, its rarity in Master Duel is astonishingly R... For poor duelists, it is a correct salvation card.
However, since he doesn't use Special Summon, it doesn't work against Floowandereeze and some meta beats, so it's hard to say that it's all-purpose. Is it undeniable that it is easy to use?
If you want to value Yu-Gi-Oh's most primitive bargaining, which is interfering with a prone Trap, please adopt it. Even if it's not, I want you to try it. I wrote a lot of things at length, but to summarize, this card is really strong.

Almost all monsters these days come out on the field with "Special Summon", so unless there is an effect that "cannot be targeted by effects", it will hit almost all monsters. Not only does it permanently negate the effect, but it also halves his ATK, so if it goes well, you can even return it in battle. On top of that, most of the themes use extra decks, so you can actually use the effect twice with one card.
Such a powerful effect is actually 2 times, isn't it? Twice!

If it's surprise attack and haste, it's infinitely unmatched, but the content itself is quite powerful.
I think that it may be loaded if it is low speed.

Special Summon is almost a must in the current environment, so it sticks. Effect negate and sting. ATK halved, painful. Even if sent to GY, it will be returned once. strong.

Seal monsters that return only once from GY
The negate effect is permanent and also halves ATK
Compared to 《Breakthrough Skill》, the target is narrower, and re-use is dependent on the other party, but negate is permanent.
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A general-purpose trap that negates the effects of Special Summoned opponent monsters and weakens them at the same time. The opponent's trump cards are often Special Summoned, so I don't mind the fact that the target range is limited. Also, after using it, you can return to the field by yourself, so it's delicious twice at once.

It is a general-purpose trap that specializes in monsters that have no SS target resistance or his trap resistance. In addition, his original ATK is also halved.
When this happens, most of even large monsters become useless, and it is effective against many monsters that are considered "strong" due to the synergistic effect of RBI and monster effects.
Furthermore, if he exists in GY when the SS from the opponent's EX, it is a ridiculously convenient card that can be reused only once.
Before saying it's effective against NS monsters, it's a card that tends to be taken lightly because it's too powerful to be activated from the hand, but I think this card has enough usefulness to power down monsters and reuse them. .
It is one of the cards recommended for his metabi-type deck, which is mainly low-class monsters and it is very difficult to fight against his ATK 2000 or higher monsters.
By the way, under the influence of Iron Wall, even if you leave the field after resetting due to your own effect, you will be sent to her GY normally = you can freely refill, so if you put Iron Wall in the main or side, you can also consider adopting it. maybe.

A reliable piece that can handle everything from jamming to interception.
Direct hits on large monsters such as the Borrel Nantoka Dragon and Super Nova Dragon can greatly reduce their momentum. Red Archfiend Abyss can also be dealt with without problems because it can be activated during the damage step.
《Infinite Impermanence》is a strong opponent, but he doesn't have much speed, so there are many scenes where Deck feels that the wind is generally stronger.
From now on, it is expected that the pressure to advance will gradually increase, so the priority of 《Infinite Impermanence》may rise, but it is a spec that can be considered enough to be used together.

Although it was reprinted, it still takes precedence over Awakage. It can be reused, but often it's just a diversion because of the visible mines.
Trap-based decks such as Altergeist are candidates for adoption. He was strong when he first came out, but I can't shake the feeling that Awakage has stolen his share.

It is more convenient to use the shadow that can be used from your hand,
This one is more suitable for metabi who compete with low RBI.
Is it a big drawback that it is only a monster that has been Special Summoned?

Compared to Breathle of the same negate trap, it is limited to Special Summon monsters only, but negate is permanent and stats are also halved. Most of the large ones will be easy to break through even for low level attackers.
If the opponent has a monster from EX and he Special Summons, he can reset GY more, and even now his Special Summon from EX is actively being done, so it's easy to target.
However, he is a GY in the public information, and there are quite a few decks of him that do not rely on EX, so it is slightly dependent on the opponent, and it is not as easy as Bresle.
Also, either way, it tends to take a turn because of its quick attack that can be activated directly from the hand. Trap's lag still hurts now that it's even faster since it first appeared. There is no doubt that it is convenient.
Like Rylo and Noid, he's aggressively sent from Deck to GY.

It is a familiar monster effect negate type trap card, and although it is a little difficult to use, it can be reused.
Compared to Bresle, the effect is permanent and has a weakening effect, so it's a good deal, but when you use it for the second time, it's harder to negate.
In addition, there is also 《Infinite Impermanence》, which has a much higher surprise attack, so I would like to think about the differentiation there.

A fairly high-spec monster effect meta that appeared behind the scenes of Zoodiac.
Although it is limited to monsters that have been Special Summoned, if you receive the effect, the effect negate and ATK halves are permanent, and since there is no cost, it is quite strong even if you do not think about the existence of the reuse effect in the latter half.
The reuse effect can't be used on the turn he sets from GY, but it's enough to put pressure on the opponent.

A trap that can halve the effects of Special Summoned monsters and halve the RBI.
Although the range of negate effects is narrower than Breakthrough Skill, it is extremely powerful in that it also has a weakening effect.
If the conditions are met after that, it can be reused and it is easy to keep the opponent in check.

Breathle comes up as a comparison target, but the difference is that you can use the same effect twice and you can also activate it in a bad way and turn it back. Since resetting can only be a visible trap, it has a great sense of restraint. However, recently, the adoption rate of Bresle has dropped significantly, and although it requires an LP cost, the notification that can also be destroyed is more useful, so the standing position of this card is also a delicate one.

A very powerful general purpose Trap. Bresle has both advantages and disadvantages, and I think that it is possible to use them properly. These days, Xyz and Fusion Monsters with powerful hit points and effects come out as a matter of course, so you can see how powerful this effect is. Reuse can be dealt with, but it's profitable if you can use it. Just letting it sit will be a huge distraction.

I find it useful that the opponent can greatly weaken his Special Summoned monsters. I also like that the effect is not limited to turns.
It also has the effect of resetting, but I think it is necessary to be careful that it is easy to be targeted by removal etc. until it is reactivated.

Effect negate and ATK halved.
If it's a Special Summoned monster, he has ATK halved and effect negate, so the effect is not bad.
Although it can be reused from GY, it is dangerous to use it exclusively for this effect, and it is necessary to determine whether the opponent depends on the extra deck.
As such, it's meant for sideboards, and against Monarch, Cosmo, and Darklord, you shouldn't expect a reset.
Since it is set once again, it cannot be used that turn, and if it is removed by Cyclone during that turn, it cannot be reused because it is excluded.
The resettable feature is a tailwind, and with Paleozoic, which makes it easy to use 《Imperial Iron Wall》from the main deck, the synergy is outstanding, so Paleozoic might be a good choice for the main deck.
Paleozoic has a lot of low ATK guys, so the halving effect is great.
Personally, I would have liked it to be excluded from GY like a breakthrough skill instead of a reset?
At the same time, I wanted it to be a Super Rare, but once the Super Rare (Trap) frame was decided, it was almost guaranteed to be defeated, so it wasn't a Super Rare because it was stolen by Full Force Virus ←

It was used by Rin in the anime, but as expected, the second effect was added during the OCG conversion, and its strength jumped up.
Breakthrough can only be negated until the end phase, but this is a permanent effect. Like Breakthrough, it can be used twice with one card, but unlike Breakthrough, this is a visible mine that cannot be used again unless the opponent does his Special Summon even if sent to his GY.
It seems to be stronger than Breakthrough because it is a permanent effect, but since it is difficult to reuse compared to Breakthrough, it will be possible to differentiate it.

I put one in Paleozoic. I was debating whether to use the second breakthrough skill or not, but since it can be reused, I chose this one as well.

While Rin's cards have been conspicuously weakened, this one has become reusable and strengthened.

As a position, mutual compatibility of breakthrough skills?
In the current Yu-Gi-Oh, he doesn't rely on Special Summon, and his Deck is an endangered species, so negate its effect + halve ATK is simply powerful.
Furthermore, if the opponent puts out a monster from Extra, he can set this GY card on the field only once and reuse it.
2's effect is limited to Extras, but 1's effect is his entire Special Summon, so it's a bit mixed.
Note that his trap card cannot be activated the turn it is set.
The second effect can only be activated one turn after it is set, and the opponent's Fusion, S, and X monsters that are the conditions for its activation will go on a rampage that turn, so you want to prepare another countermeasure. .

Demoche's position is gone...
A powerful piece. It doesn't have attack suppression, but it has a contraction effect so it doesn't really matter. It can also be reused.
yes. strong.

This time's strong general purpose frame
In addition, it has a performance that is not strange even for a super rare, but it is a normal type that is kind to your wallet.
Combo with 《Ultimaya Tzolkin》is pretty brutal
It works well with Paleozoic as there is a chance to activate it twice with one card.

Quite strong. Rin used it in the anime

A super-excellent general-purpose card that got lost from an anime card.
A card that can only be used with the cards that came out in Special Summon, but can be combined with Brestle and Shrink in Free Chain. These days, there is a sense of commonness such as Special Summon, so no matter how you read it, it's not a weak effect.
It is also strong that the effect lasts unlike Bresle / contraction. In terms of effectively neutralizing the opponent's trump card, there is a fear that it has reached an unprecedented level.
It's great for a one-off, but it also has the potential to be reused if your opponent uses an extra deck. Since it's a set, you can't use it right away, but unlike his GY his Breathle, which is limited to your own turn, this one has the potential for re-blocking.
A newcomer who can be expected to make an appearance in the new general-purpose trap battle.

Interference Trap used by Rin.
Thanks to the second effect, which was not in the anime, it can be reused.