Live☆Twin Channel →Used Deck

The effect of 1 requires Kiskill and Lira as a cost, so it can't be used when the board is empty, and at most it only makes sense to eliminate battles damage when standing in Attack Position.
The effect of 2 can also return the link body to the extra deck, but since it is activated late during the end phase, it would have been better if it defaulted to the hand, and when there were no monsters on his field, he could have been a Special Summon...

Comprehensive evaluation: A card that is convenient to have and not to the extent that it would be a problem if it does not exist.
Kiskill and Lyra are easy to deploy with the effect of summoning the other, but their ATK is low.
Although it is necessary to release, it is convenient to be able to negate the attack to compensate for the low ATK.
It is also possible to maintain pressure by defending 《Knightmare Gryphon》.
We can decide which monsters to leave in the release, and if we keep 《Evil★Twin Ki-sikil》, it is possible to call 《Evil★Twin Lil-la》in the main 2 and connect it to removal.
On the other hand, he has the effect of returning GY to her deck/hand, which can be used to secure a recruit destination or a link summon destination, and when all the monsters are gone, he can return Live Twin to his hand.
It may seem slow, but Evil Twins itself has an ATK that can be aimed at a one-turn kill, so it is necessary to drive it in several turns, and it is not good to be able to secure resources while solidifying the defense.
However, no matter how many you have, you can only leave one, and if you can interfere with the deployment, you will be less likely to be attacked, so there are many situations where you can do without it.
It feels like you can use one card and use it for search with 《Secret Password》.

No matter how you look at it, it's Youtube, but is it okay?
It has the effect of negate the attack declaration by releasing Kiskill or Lyra, and the effect of returning Kiskill or Lyra from his GY to the Deck during the End Phase, or returning it to the hand if there are no monsters on the field.
The first effect is that you can use Kiskill and Lyra with low abilities to stop attacks, but in the end you can't leave them on the field, so you can only move to the extent of suppressing damage. The threat level isn't too high because it can block visible attacks.
Another effect is Kiskill or Lyra's recovery effect on his deck. In Evil Twins, where combos are the only way to move, it is an effect that enhances the ability to continue fighting. It's tough to get rid of.
If you can transform into a salvage, the live twin's salvage will be a strong move, but even so, the advantage of using this card is...

It's a base for Evil Twins' VTuber activities, but it's not very effective.
The effect of 1 is to release 1 monster and negate the opponent's first attack.
The effect of 2 is to return Kiskill or Lyra to his Deck during the End Phase, and if there are no monsters on your field, you can salvage without returning them.
Although it can be activated during the opponent's turn, it is slow during the end phase, and in the case of a salvage that secures resources, it is tough that you have to have zero monsters.

1 attack negate is easy to secure the cost from the resurrection effect of Evil Twins, but I feel that it is not worth the board ad consumption for one attack negate, and it is easy to be dealt with because of the visible attack reaction in the first place. .
By temporarily leaving the field, you can aim for the 2 hand card collection effect or trigger a double up chance.
The collection of 2 is a card that has a lot of recruits and wants to be summoned many times, so it is significant to collect the Deck, but the end time and delay are conspicuous.
The impression that something is unsatisfactory is conspicuous. Although there are mining and occultism, I think that even if it had search, it would have been a hit.