Onibimaru Soul Sweeper →Used Deck

(1) is a temporary removal effect reminiscent of 《Number 70: Malevolent Sin》.
Whereas 《Number 70: Malevolent Sin》lasts until the opponent's Standby Phase, this one lasts until the opponent's End Phase, so it's a longer exclusion.
In addition to that, it's not bad to have the option of full deck bounce leading to (2) if you do a suicide attack.
Since he is a Fiend Rank 2, he can be used even under the restrictions of Evil Twins, but since he rarely Xyzes after using a link body, it is doubtful whether it has a higher priority than 《Sky Cavalry Centaurea》.

As the name suggests, it is a general-purpose rank 2X that makes the opponent spirited away.
High stats for rank 2, non-destructive removal and versatile performance as well as materials. A suicide attack can achieve complete spirited away, but there are many scenes where a one-turn exit is enough even if it doesn't go that far, so I think it's better to be aware that complete removal is "not impossible".
As a rank 2 removal, Saint Lair rises to the challenge. In contrast to the simple is best Saint Rare, this one has a wide range of combos and individual performance.

Generic rank 2 monsters in his deck like Evil Twins, Malicevorous and Chemicritter
Although the removal performance is not high, it is very easy to remove

A new general-purpose rank 2 monster that can be used as a material with any number of free materials.
It has 19 RBI, which is excellent for an Xyz Monster made from Level 2 monsters, and its effect is really easy to understand as it uses 1 Xyz material to banish 1 monster from your opponent's field.
It doesn't penetrate the target's resistance, and the removal only lasts until the end of the opponent's turn, so it's not a complete removal, so if you just look at the effect, it's too late to say that this kind of monster is a general purpose monster. may also be an impression.
However, it is a new option for general-purpose rank 2X, and even if you don't try to make a combo with a card that activates its effect by being removed, you can settle the turn even if you are removed for a certain period of time. If you can afford it, it's doing its job, so there's no doubt there's a Deck worth adopting.
19 RBIs is enough to go get LP, so Phoenix is strong.
The second half of the effect is to return each other's banished monsters to the Deck up to the number of X materials. However, since the condition has become something that makes you lose your mind as an effect that triggers your own destruction by the opponent, you can basically think of it as something that will be activated by a restraint or a suicide attack. It seems better to have