Icejade Curse →Used Deck

It is the identity and winning streak of the Icejade Deck, and if you fight as "Icejade", you can say that one card is essential. Searching is easy and accident-prone, so one sheet is usually enough.
It doesn't have an effect to earn adverts and it doesn't work on its own, and although it has a strong lock effect, it can be destroyed by just one removal card, so you'll want to be careful when you use it.
The burn effect of the bonus can sometimes produce top-class numbers, so if you remember it, you can suddenly decide lethal...maybe

A piece too white.
Ideally, it's a card you want to put on the board together with 《Icejade Cenote Enion Cradle》and 《Icejade Kosmochlor》.
With this card, your opponent cannot use its effects on the turn you played a monster, and the effect of Icejade Kosmochlor prevents your opponent from using its effects on other turns.
It will be in a strong lock state where almost no effect can be used on the field, but it still allows the effect to be activated in the hand and his GY.
To be honest, I'm a little skeptical that using 3 copies and having the effect of a Skill Drain subspecies is worth the effort.
With monster removal like 《Raigeki》, this card will lose its effect if the Icejade monster disappears, and of course, he is vulnerable to this card and back removal targeting Inion Cradle, so he has more weaknesses than Skidre.
I think that it will be appreciated if there is an environment where there is a strong sense of not negate the effect but to make it unusable.

Icejade's new spell is his Continuous Spell, which strengthens Cosmocroa and Cradle's defensive formation.
When Cosmocloa and Cradle are on the field, the monsters on the opponent's field can only activate their monster effects the turn they enter the field, but if this card is also on the field, the monsters on the opponent's field will be on the same turn. cannot activate monster effects.
It's a bargain sale of effects that can't be activated, which is considered to be the strongest in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
Once again, it feels like a card for Cosmocroa-sama, but even though all of these cards can be searched with Ozil and Cradle, it takes a certain amount of effort to create a lineup with three cards. However, in the case of this lineup, if even one of the decks is destroyed or disabled, its binding power is almost lost, so unless it's a Deck that relies on monster effects, you can't expect such a strong spell. is.
On the other hand, in the case of his deck, which does not include split spells, itteki, bubble shadows, etc. that are dependent on monster effects, it is not easy to defeat Cosmo Chroir in battle due to the effects of Cosmo Chroir and Cradle, so I think it will be a lot of pressure. It seems.
The second half effect refers to the monster that fell in the battle of his Icejade monster, and hits the opponent with effect damage equal to his original ATK.
Since the original ATK is referenced to deal damage, it is very effective to weaken high-hit monsters with the effects of Cosmocroa and Cradle and then destroy them in battle, and even if the fallen monster is your own Icejade monster. can be used, so if the opponent's LP is small, it is possible to set up a suicide attack with an Icejade monster and use it as an end card.
Hmm, personally, I really like Cosmo Chrono, so I don't mind it at all, but Icejade has become almost like Cosmo Chrono Beat, right?