Heavenly Zephyr - Miradora →Used Deck

A card that goes well with the 7-axis 《Armed Dragon》Deck.
However, if it is not a deck that meets the conditions such as "7 axes / dragon / wind binding", the priority of adoption is low.
Also, it hurts to be helpless against monsters with permanent effects. Wasn't it wrong to "negate the effect"?

It seems that the price has risen due to the influence of Kashtira, but is this really going to be used? card. The performance as an induction is too low with just 7 stars. slow. Even if a target monster appears, it is meaningless if the effect is activated when it lands. The conditions that negate can do are quite local and it is highly doubtful that there is a timing to use it in an environment with various themes, so it is better not to adopt it. Link summoning him is still more secure than Phantasmei, who can only be used on decks.

A new series "~no Ten~" series following Tenmillion Ryu and Kikou.
The expansion effect of 1 is a scene that you often see, so it's not strict, but if you use it as a expansion card, the dependence on the opponent is noticeable.
If you deploy it from your hand, you can block the effect of 1 EX monster, so you can deploy it with the effect of 1 and interfere with surprise attacks like Veiler.
Compared to Vailer, he remained in play and did not become a disad.
However, as already said, the essential sealing effect stands out quite loosely.
It's undeniable that his reliability isn't good, and with his normal deck, it's impossible to prioritize him over Veiler and Awakage. I want to be able to take advantage of the status aspect.

An ultra-rare dragon with a name that seems to start a fantasy. The beginning of a new series of hand triggers?
If your opponent Special Summons his ATK 2000 or more monster from EX from EX, you can Special Summon from your hand. Also, the activation and effects of these effects are not negated.
Basically, it is a card that can be used like a hand trigger by calling it with a Special Summon effect from your hand. At first glance, it seems that its own effect will work effectively against monsters that come out of extras, but it has a fatal weakness that the trigger effect when the opponent's Special Summon succeeds cannot be stopped due to the chain. There are expectations that it can be used as various materials by remaining on the field, but its DEF is mediocre at 2600, and it is likely to be destroyed in battle by monsters in the EX Deck. Also, if you just want to block the effect, Effect Veiler has a wider range.
It's hard to find a job that should be this card. High rarity, but is the position tough?

Comprehensive evaluation: Feeling that it is not strong enough against the monster that covers it, and that it hinders development or actively uses Special Summon.
It seems that Special Summon can be used against large monsters that come out of the EX Deck to block the effect and hinder the development, but since it is a triggered effect at the time of Special Summon, the timing of negate is late.
The trigger effect at the time of Special Summon will be in the form of chaining (1) of this card, and the trigger effect that negates will be chained to (2).
In addition, since you can't limit your attacks, if you get hit, you'll lose your negation.
Even if you think about imaginary enemies and use them, there is a slight possibility that you can block the opponent's 1st turn large monsters that hinder the development of activation effects like Transcode Talker .
Against 《Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder》that appeared in Main Phase 2, it is reasonably useful, and can force the opponent to sweep away.
I would also like to keep in mind to actively negate his Special Summon from his hand with 《Galaxy Stealth Dragon》etc.

A top-level hand trigger that seems to be from the Phantasmei series, but unlike the highly versatile card over there, it has a disappointing performance with too many holes.
If you write that you can SS with relatively loose conditions and block the activation of the opponent's effect, it looks strong, but there are many monsters with powerful effects even with monsters under 2000, such as Halifair and Isolde, and monsters in the main deck. can't be dealt with as a matter of course, at this point it's full of holes, but even more holes are effects that "prevent the activation of effects", so you can't deal with triggered effects at the time of landing, EX The master who came out of is only able to do a transcendental limited function of stopping the activation effect of monsters of 2000 or less.
The advantage over ``negate'' is that it prevents you from paying costs that aren't in the cost of Cherubini or Nepto Abyss, but most of those types of monsters are outside the jurisdiction of this card. You can also stop the activation effect of a guy with 2000 or less, but there will be almost no such situation.
In terms of stats, there is nothing worth mentioning other than the fact that it is a wind dragon, which is relatively easy to search for, so I would have to say it is a disappointing card.

General-purpose ultra frame of this large monster. I don't know if they are actually aware of such a framework.
It's an exquisitely misaligned effect, and it's not a negate effect, but a blocking effect, so he can't respond to the effect when Special Summon succeeds.
Also, as long as this guy is there, the effect is effective, but since the attack is not blocked, monsters with ATK over 2600 will be hit as it is and end.
The Habit Special Summon requirement comes with monsters with his ATK over 2000, so he can't deal with monsters lower than that.
As a result, the number of virtual enemies that are clearly strong is "ATK 2000-2600 with activation effect", which is strangely narrow.
It is an advantage that this guy's effect is not activated and negated, so there may be a scene that shines with pinpoints, but...
If it's your opponent's first turn, you don't have to worry about it being dealt with in battle.

A generic trigger card that doesn't really understand the imaginary enemy
An ultra-rare frame that perfectly inherits the subtle feeling of the Kikou series.
Extra monsters with expansion effects are generally not useful because their ATK is low = they are almost useless on the first turn when they are taken first. At this point, it's pretty quirky as a hand trigger.
When this happens, you have no choice but to use it against the ace monsters that appear after the second turn to create a wall. inferior.
Also, after entering the battlefield, the activation is blocked by chaining, so the effect and furiche that was activated at the time of ss cannot be blocked. Basically, only activation effects are blocked. The range that can be stopped from this nature is narrower than expected. It looks like 《Rikka Sheet》.
Furthermore, the seal is applied only while this card is alive in the field, so if it is removed by other means, it will be used as a quick effect. The effect of taking targets in vain is also a considerable demerit point.
In general, everything is not meshed, and there is a feeling that it is too self-reliant.

A dragon that activates from the hand when the opponent puts out an EX monster with a certain amount of power, and has the effect of silencing one monster that came out of the opponent's EX as long as it is alive.
The ○○Ryu series is over, and the Kikaku○ series is over.
In Yu-Gi-Oh, it is often said that "the one that can't be activated is the strongest", but this card feels a little different, and the monster that comes out of the EX that pulls the trigger negates the Special Summon trigger effect and this card's effect. If you have a trigger immediate effect other than the type that will do it, you can't stop it, and furthermore, the permanent effect can't be sealed, and it doesn't work on monsters with target resistance.
Due to the relationship between his own status and the conditions for activating his own SS effect, I think he will be in Defense Position in 90 out of 10 cases, but his defense power is only slightly twisted by the highest class monsters, and the only thing that blocks it is the activation of the effect. , the attack will be normal, so if you don't choose your opponent, there are times when it will only function as a single wall.
It may be effective against monsters that aim to do various things before entering the battle phase and connect to the next, but basically, I have the impression that it will only be a temporary surrender, so it is the first turn of the opponent's attack. If you put it out, it feels like it's better to assume it's used for some kind of material.
It can be used even on the opponent's first turn and touches the opponent's board.