Vaylantz World - Konig Wissen →Used Deck

Vaylantz Field Spell that is paired with 《Vaylantz World - Shinra Bansho》.
As an effect common to both Field Spells, due to the processing of placing cards in the opponent's field zone, you can remove the troublesome Field Spell of your opponent, and you can take care of your opponent's 《Infinite Impermanence》first. It is an advantage that normal Field Spells do not have.
There are many themes that rely on Field Spells, such as his Runick, which is included in the same pack as Vaylantz, and his Generaider, which has the same world view, so it will hit you strongly against such opponents.
Although this card's exclusive removal effect is targeted, it can bypass destruction resistance and press the opponent's Spell/Trap zone, so it works well against trap beat type opponents.
As a point of caution, since this card's effect has ruled that the Pendulum monster placed in his Pendulum zone is not treated as a Pendulum, he can of course be Special Summoned by the common Pendulum effect of Vaylantz monsters. It cannot be used as a Pendulum Scale either.
Keep in mind that this is also a way to block the opponent's Pendulum if his deck uses his Pendulum.
As an aside, I personally think it's interesting that the appearance of this card has changed the common sense that the rightmost monster zone is the safest.

I think it's excellent that the effect of (1) satisfies the conditions for the P effect of "Vaylantz" high-level and high-level monsters.
The monsters he moved to the Spell/Trap zone with the effect of (2) may be deployed by the effect of "VV-Shinra Bansho" during the opponent's turn, so if you can prepare a spell/trap removal method, I think it would be ideal.

Futuristic "Vaylantz" Field Spell
Together with "Vaylantz World - Shinra Bansho", if you draw one of them, you can place both of them on the field.
Its unique effect puts monsters in the opponent's main monster zone into his Spell & Trap zone, which is useful as a removal other than destruction, and does not activate effects that leave the field. Also, if there is a card in his Spell & Trap zone on the same row as the opponent's monster, it can also be removed.
However, you can't use it unless you have a monster in the same column, so when playing against your opponent's "Vaylantz", you want to avoid leaving monsters on either side.
If you return the turn, your opponent will also be able to use it, so after using the effect, you want to destroy his Field Spell with an effect such as Electrum.