Dimension Shifter Semi-Limited→Used Deck

A messenger that indicates that Yu-Gi-Oh is converging on ruin and causing a dimensional collapse.
If we talk about card power, it's Macro Cosmos, which has strict conditions and doesn't have any inherent strengths.
If he appeared in the 4th and 5th term, he would have been evaluated as such.
However, the reality of Reiwa is ruthless. In Yu-Gi-Oh, the first turn of the first attack is the end of the duel, and GY can be said to be the hand itself, not the second hand. In such a world of apocalypse, your turn will not come even if you wait. he has to pick it up himself. And he is one of those ways.
This card is famous for coming to Japan soon after it was released overseas, but it didn't rise to the environment immediately, and the mid-speed Deck was at the top of the environment, so the immediate effect was so prominent. I didn't.
In most cases, 《D.D. Crow》will suffice if you want an immediate removal in the first place. Despite this, why did such a thing have to come to Japan urgently (and Urrea)? The answer is simple: the rise of the scary sister.
I can't do anything about excluding one or two cards against the overwhelming amount of Ishizu cards that turn into combo parts just by falling into GY, and I don't have time to use dimension macros because I get one kill ahead. Without exaggeration, even one piece of him could clog GY after the union with Tearlaments.
Under such circumstances, this card was the optimal solution because it could be activated on the first turn even if you attacked second, and you could remove multiple cards.
Everything is environment, but there will be a limit.

In the case of the Spellcaster Deck, it's not out of the question.
Support with 《Magicians' Souls》, or clean the deck so that you don't draw in situations other than the first hand.
You can call "Magical Broker" with "Grand Spiritual Art - Ichirin", but if it's not his Deck that uses Continuous Spells/Traps, you'll end up increasing your risk in Possessed Beats.
If the effect of Blackwing - Boreastorm the Wicked Wind is activated while it is effectively applied, it will be removed, but Boreas' level will not change.
Even if you can activate it, he can't show the effect unless he goes to GY, so there are some cards that are meaningless, and you can prevent the enemy's deployment.

Hand trigger to stop using GY
After applying, the field will be "Macro Cosmos" down until the end of the next turn, so the influence is large.
Like 《Droll & Lock Bird》that stops the search
It is used for the purpose of wanting to block the opponent's movement no matter what in an environment where speed is extremely high.
In 2022, all sorts of GY metas were popular as a countermeasure against [Tearlaments]
Among them, there are many scenes where it is all about whether or not you can pass this card that can be used from the 0th turn of the second attack.
Tearlaments has also been at the center of the metagame, bringing Herald of Orange Light as a countermeasure against this card.
He is a regular player in Deck because he can use exclusion tactics for each theme like [Floowandereeze].
It is a shape that brought winter to decks in general that are vulnerable to exclusion and his GY meta

Comprehensive evaluation: Interfering cards that are assumed to be used for the first hand.
Basically, it's your job to use it on your opponent's turn and interfere with the use of GY.
Since the exclusion effect remains on my next turn, it's not easy to use unless it's a theme that can be deployed without using GY.
What environment does he see in Floowandereeze?
By the way, if he uses "Ruddy Rose Dragon", he can wipe out GY, so he can aim to use it even if it's not the first turn.
Well, if it's been that many turns, I can get 《Banisher of the Radiance》.

A hand trigger that makes the air cool at the moment it passes.
It's a restriction that you can't activate it unless it's your first hand, so it's good for game balance!

Deck trump card that does not use GY
Shuriken type 《Macro Cosmos》
Darkrow, Hang-on Mach, and Ariseheart-sama all know how strong his GY blockade effect is on monsters.
Although it is a temporary effect, it is quite powerful that the effect lasts for 2 turns
Modern Yu-Gi-Oh's game speed is quite fast, so even if he's temporarily sealed off from GY, that's enough to kill him.
There is a drawback that not only the opponent's G, " Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit ", " Effect Veiler ", etc. in your hand, but also everyone who "send to GY and activate" will be corrupted, but you can only chain G to the attractor and use it. without rotting in
It is doubtful how much he will Special Summon in the GY blockade state
In the first place, it is a villainous strength just by making it impossible for the opponent to use those hand triggers.
Recently, as a member of Floowandereeze, he has been piled up in a group of pest birds with a innocent face.
Both of them will be in a state where "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring" will definitely pass, but Floowandereeze won't even give you time to use "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring" if you leave the lower grades on standby, so it's not just a matter of good compatibility.
Since I can't send GY, Forbidden Droplet is also rotten
He is in danger of being overturned if 《Forbidden Droplet》is used against a low-class in the town of dreams, so he compensates for Floowandereeze's few weaknesses.
Basically, it can strangle your own neck, but it's a villainous piece that will be piled up in his deck, which is compatible with him.
why did you make At the time of implementation, he didn't use GY at all, so he had almost no decks, so he probably thought that the adoption rate would be low, but now you can see it.
As expected of a power card that is only in sync with Nibiru
Today he still enjoys birdwatching from his GY

Roughly Floowandereeze's trump card that works strongly as a GY meta.
There are a huge number of cards that make effective use of GY cards, and there are quite a few themes that revolve around them.
As a result, the effect of this card is quite strong, and when activated, many themes will malfunction for the turn. Also, he's quite annoying in some decks as some hand triggers are dysfunctional.
A semi-restriction has been decided from 2022/10/01, but in addition to suppressing Floowandereeze, it may also be vigilant against Kashtira.

A hand trigger that temporarily puts you in a Macro Cosmos state.
If GY is sealed, the development of many decks will be affected to a greater or lesser extent. It's powerful because you can quickly create situations for it with hand triggers.
However, the condition that it cannot be activated unless there is a card in his GY, and the influence of the effect affects the deployment of the side that uses it, so his Deck that can be adopted is quite limited. This area reminds me of 《Cold Wave》.
On the other hand, it has excellent compatibility with decks that have little impact such as "Floowandereeze" and "Exosister", and is a powerful card that unilaterally hinders his use of GY.
I've seen it quite a bit in the OCG environment, but it's not to the extent that it's rampant, and I don't think it's enough to ban it.

The strongest GY meta hand trigger.
Since its activation conditions and effects last for 2 turns, it doesn't have the versatility of D.D. Crow, but its impact when successfully activated is remarkably high.
It's a powerful card that stacking it will be a strength of his deck (theme).

It's undeniably inconvenient that it can only be used when the lead is taken, but it more than makes up for it...it has too much performance.
It's not something to say now, but in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are almost no decks of his that do not use the GY gimmick, especially when it comes to preemptive control, he is 100% completely dependent on the GY gimmick.
The fear of being able to destroy it completely, even if it's just for one turn. A card that allows you to actually take the lead.
I love seeing how he despairs with this Tearlaments user.

Stop it, that trick works on me, stop it
A space-time ninjutsu user above Macro Cosmos who has no countermeasures if he is shot first, and cannot be removed from the field.
If you get shot at the opponent's lead, you can't develop your own turn in return, and on the next turn, you can't put up a fragile formation and you can't resist, and you'll be killed. Man.
The brutality of what he does is similar to the old Cold Wave.
The drawback is that if you draw it after the middle game, it's almost rotten, so it's all about whether you can draw it in the first hand and throw it in the early game.
Even if you don't like it, the ban effect applies to your own turn, so there is also a strong habit of choosing his deck, so it wasn't evaluated so much before.
Recently, however, he has become more common with the appearance of Swordsoul and Despian, who can be deployed and suppressed without using GY. If you pass, you can't shoot 《Proliferating G》while the exclusion is applied, and you can't turn over with 《Forbidden Droplet》on your opponent's next turn, so you can do whatever you want.
In particular, his compatibility with Floowandereeze is abnormal, and instead of not using his GY at all, Floowandereeze empties his GY with "Floowandereeze & Stri" and readjusts the activation conditions, and uses his GY with "Raiza the Mega Monarch". Empty and return this card to the top of his deck for reuse.
In addition, it boasts a nightmare-like synergy that prevents 《Effect Veiler》and 《Droll & Lock Bird》from being eaten.
As a result, he ended up with a deck full of elements that he hates, such as Floowandereeze, Enpen, Barrier Statue, Attractor, Featherstorm, and so on.
In addition to excluding all attractors, if back and previous suppressed monsters interfere, you will feel despair.
One more shot! Zun《Vanity's Emptiness》

I prefer Deck, but a good hand trigger.
If you have no cards in his GY, you can only activate it in a situation that is almost impossible other than your first turn, but it is a hand trigger card with a very powerful suppression power.
In short, it's 《Different Dimension Ground》that you can release from your hand. However, the difference from Different Dimension Ground is that the effect also extends to the next turn, meaning that the card sent to his GY is excluded during one turn for each other, which means that the next turn's I choose Deck because it affects my deployment.
However, I think it would be easier to adopt a slow-developing [Generaider] Deck that ends with Generaider Boss Stage and a Trap gun down, or a Deck like [Metaphys] that can use exclusion.
Also, DARK/Spellcaster and stats are relatively good, so it's a good idea to drag him out of his Deck with 《Magicians' Souls》or discard him for various costs so that he won't be out of the game after the first turn.

Due to its activation conditions, it can be used effectively only on the first turn of the opponent's attack, but depending on the opponent's deck, this card can be used for an entire turn. In Deck where even a little bit of GY is involved, it's a presence that can't be ignored.
Considering that it is not clear what your opponent will start with at the start of the main phase, and that there are three battles, it is most effective to use it before the standby, but if you emphasize the effect of the opponent. If you want to use this card by chaining it to , it is inevitable that the opponent who uses this card by chaining to excellent reasoning or mowing the lawn will be confused.
The effect will continue until the end of the next turn, so if the deck can be deployed without depending on the effect that requires the activation cost of GY and his GY sending system, even if you are the first to throw this monster away. It's not bad to start from there.
By doing this, the opponent will have limited means of deployment on the return turn, and will not be able to pay the cost of sending GY, so there may be cases where you can win as it is without being able to solve the board created by the first attack. .
Personally, I don't like the fact that he can only be used when GY's card doesn't exist, but he can send it from his hand to his GY and activate it, in other words, it can be dealt with in the grave like G and Urara. I feel it, just a little.

It's basically a card used for defense, but in a deck that makes full use of exclusion, it's an innovative hand trigger card that can also be used offensively. Due to the activation conditions, it can only be activated on the first turn, but 《Different Dimension Ground》, which has a similar effect, was often used in the side deck last year, so we can expect it to be used as well. I want to hit "That Grass Looks Greener" and say, "This is despair." 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》also stops mowing the lawn, but let alone mowing the second lawn, it basically removes 1/3 of his Deck, making combo parts unusable. very big. Also, Sky Striker Ace, which had a slightly bad hit with Different Dimension Ground, which is limited to monsters, is now sticking because it is possible to exclude spells. The downside is that it's a condition that it's actually used once in a duel, it's a high-level monster, and the effect lasts until your turn, so you might end up strangling yourself. By the way, this is not only a bad thing, it is possible to stop the activation of hand triggers that send cards from the opponent's hand to his GY, so you can play without worrying about 《Maxx "C"》. Nibiru? I don't know, that's out of my jurisdiction.

Works well with his non-GY themes like Magician and themes that use exclusion gimmicks like Thunder Dragon. Since he himself is dark, he can satisfy the summoning conditions for chaos monsters, etc. Other than that, it's hard to put him in the deck.

Environmental guards from overseas TIN cans. Everyone appeared in Ultra Secret and treated exceptionally.
A card that can be activated when there are no cards in his GY, and has a hand trigger effect that sends all of each other's cards to the exclusion instead of his GY until the end of the next turn.
It's a hand trigger Different Dimension Ground, a powerful hand trigger that negates the activation of GY sending and his GY manure due to his GY sending in the first place. A reliable card that can block hand triggers that require discarding to GY.
However, the activation conditions are extremely heavy, and like Gnomaterial , this card is supposed to be activated on the first turn of the first attack, and it is almost the only card. It's half-advanced, so it's hard to use as a material, and it's hard to get an effect on his deck, which has a low GY dependency.
Is it the most peculiar among the three tin can cards?

Leaving aside the frame and so on, I think that Magician Deck can be used without spoiling so much. You can synchronize 8 with EM Synchron, and the race/attribute is compatible with Black Fang. If you are conscious of playing, it seems that you can activate it after the first turn. It's true that I just can't feel the value of doing that. Also, since he's level 6, it's really sad that when he rots in the deck, it really rots.

One of three problem children that appear almost simultaneously in Japan and overseas.
It is easy to understand how scary it is when you hear that by discarding cards from your hand without any cards in GY, you can be in the state of 《Macro Cosmos》for two turns, and suddenly get Dark Row on the first turn.
However, since the effective time extends to your own turn, you should choose his Deck that can handle strong meta performance, and because of the activation conditions, even if you use 3 basic copies, the 2nd one will be rotten. undergoing rough adjustments.
Currently, you can use themes that can use macros like Sandra, or his decks like Magantong where he doesn't care about GY's ad. (What is the meaning of the immediately preceding regulation?)
The adoption rate is probably lower than the other 3 cards, but you can't ignore the impact of being shot, so be careful when dealing with his deck.

One of the noteworthy hand triggers from overseas.
It feels like a single-use 《Macro Cosmos》, but since it's a hand trigger, it's a quick attack.
It can also be used as a countermeasure against cards that are activated by sending them to GY, such as card triggers on your own turn.
However, he needs to have no cards in GY, and even if he is drawn after it is deployed, it may be too late to draw it, so if you don't draw it in your first hand, it will be difficult to demonstrate its effect, but if you use too much, it may lead to an accident. occurs. I want a means to deal with temptation.
Also, the effect lasts until the next turn, so his deck with many GY activations may hinder your development.
Compared to other similar effects, the fact that it's a card trigger that works well with high-speed environments is a big selling point, but I think it's a card with a strong peculiarity.

One of the deployment meta triggers that suddenly appeared and came to Japan speedily.
During the opponent's turn, he effectively deploys 《Macro Cosmos》, hindering the opponent's deployment.
There is a G that responds to something similar, but while that one can be activated regardless of his GY situation, this one has the condition that his GY is empty, but instead it's a free chain, so it's more credible. is high.
However, since the effect lasts until the next turn, there is a possibility that it will drag you down, so you can't put in a deployment deck haphazardly.
Even if there is a way to empty his GY with Shirayuki etc., it is easy to spoil if you can't draw after the 2nd one or at the beginning.
Also, since there is no restriction of once per turn, it's not a complete waste because even if you hit it, you can hit it again after eating the grave.