Labrynth Archfiend →Used Deck

Labrynth's battle manager who is rarely adopted unless it is a dedicated construction or a 60-card deck.
When I try to use it, it's extremely unreliable as a defender, and it's easy to beat me down or destroy effects or remove it.
However, as a lethal agent, he is quite good, and with loose conditions, he can Special Summon from his hand, so he can be unexpectedly brought out in the battle phase to aim for a one-turn kill.
Also, after attacking, if you bounce yourself with 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》or 《Vivid Tail》, he will be Special Summoned and you can attack again.
If you have 《Labrynth Labyrinth》, you can revive and attack again by destroying this card with his Normal Trap other than Labrynth.

Basically, he is the monster that takes over Labrynth's combat side.
With over 3000 RBIs and forced targets, he is quite powerful in terms of suppressing board breakthroughs in battle, and his Special Summon, which is active not only when recruiting with 《Welcome Labrynth》but also when pulling out, is easy. The fact that it is possible is very strong.
However, the fact that the target of the search is an attack reaction trap is subtly subtle, basically like 《Holy Barrier – Mirror Force》or 《Magic Cylinder》, most of the attack reaction traps are “invisible to the opponent”. is a major premise.
Also, unlike 《Mirror Force Launcher》, you can set it without adding it to your hand. Since it is a card with clear activation conditions, it is a big drawback that it can be avoided very easily.
Also, if you simply search for traps, Lady Labrynth of the Silver Castle will cover a wider range, so frankly, if you use it as a pure search card, it will be backward compatible. The other side also has a self-special summon effect from the hand, and the RBI has reached 3000 of his Blue-Eyed line, so at first glance it seems that there is no significance on this side.
Ultimately, the value of this card is largely determined by how well he can utilize GY's Trap for pumping and forcing targets.
Also, when you actually use the search effect of this card, it will react to your own attack like Farewelcome Labrynth instead of a passive attack reaction Trap like Sacred Barrier -Mirror Force-. It would be more effective to adopt something that can earn an advantage.
The fact that it can fulfill the activation conditions for 《Falling Down》because it has the Archfiend name may also be useful. Now that most 《Change of Heart》has returned to the limit and there are plenty of general-purpose Fiend Link Monsters, how much is it worth to take permanent control? I can't deny the question, but...
…… Or, Dark Mirror Force, which is basically a very weak card, was originally designed to shine only in situations where the opponent is wary of Sacred Barrier -Mirror Force-, so this card's weakness. It can be said that there is a synergy that can be used in reverse to show the attack reaction Trap to the other party.
Since the opponent can see Sacred Barrier -Mirror Force-, let's hit only one with effect destruction resistance in Attack Position! It might be cool if a combo like that to grab the rest of everyone with Dark Mirror Force was decided when it was decided. At least there is synergy. Even so, the design of these two pairs is really cool...

This card can only be summoned from the hand, but it can be summoned by using Big Welcome (although it would be better to summon Labrynth), and the card can only be activated when an attack is declared. If you want to include this card, you should also include 《Farewelcome Labrynth》. However, it is weak because it can only be summoned to produce a trap.
Also, [Effect 3] has the effect of Normal Trap x 400 points ATK up. It's not the number, it's the type, but even so, if he's a Labrynth, he should be able to score over 3000 points. There is another [Effect 3] that prevents the opponent from attacking his Fiend monsters other than this card. With this ability, he would be a shield for the Fiend.
Defense points are also high at 2800.

In Labrynth, it is an easy-to-use RBI staff, and if it is used normally, it exceeds 3000 RBI.
However, the trap's search range is very narrow, and it is a drawback that it can only be used when summoning.
The attack reaction Trap itself is not very user-friendly, and even Labrynth rarely uses it, so the search effect tends to rot.
As if to make up for it, it's even easier to summon with similar summoning conditions, and if you can maintain it, you can search once per turn regardless of attack response, and after Shiroganehime, who has effect resistance, was completely discarded...
Well, if you look at 3000 or more as a processing personnel with high RBI resistance, it might not be bad.

A card that is easy to put out and has a high RBI value.
At Special Summon, you can hide the attack reaction trap from the deck and get an ad.
It is also possible to protect cards like Arianna the Labrynth Servant that have a low attack and defense that you want to keep from battle.
It's not a bad card by any means, but the reason it's often shelved is probably because it's an attack reaction trap that you can bring.
I think that it is a piece that may be disguised if a powerful new one comes to the attack reaction trap.

Although it is the highest grade, it has self-deployment, and the condition is easy for decks such as Labrynth that have a high trap ratio.
It is strengthened by the number of traps of GY, and the magnification is 400 and so on.
In addition, when summoned, you can have an attack reaction, but since there are a group of cards that are conspicuously slow and their existence will be exposed, if you want to take advantage of it, you should use cards that can be activated even with your own attacks.
Normally, if he is Labrynth, he tends to prioritize Friche Trap and Silver Castle, which is easier to earn ads.

This score is due to the fact that each time lag occurs due to the effect, and the recruit destination (?) Is too weak.
However, regarding the time lag, I wouldn't mind it so much if I could create a flow of laying down his trap on the opponent's turn as a lower grade → putting it out on my turn and hitting it → activating the trap on the opponent's next turn.
The problem is the recruit destination. In today's fast-paced environment, it's too late to let your opponent do whatever they want during their main phase, and if the opponent's face-down card breaks, it won't be a surprise attack, so it's even weaker.
Even as an RBI member, there weren't many situations where he could get such a high ATK with his Labrynth, who didn't even fertilize GY and had a way to reuse traps from GY.
Well, it's easy to put out, and if you pass it, you can bring in a strong trap, so it's not that bad, but... After all, you can rely on the attack reaction trap (and the opponent can see it). Negligence...

It's a top-tier monster, but I don't think there's a problem with a trap-based "Labrynth" deck because it satisfies her Special Summon condition (1).
Cards that are set from the Deck by connecting Special Summon to the effect of (2) are easy to use, as 《Farewelcome Labrynth》can be used when you declare an attack, and 《Archfiend's Ghastly Glitch》and 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》can be set from the Deck. .
The effect of (3) is that if the Special Summon is triggered by the activation of Normal Trap with the effect of (1), ATK is guaranteed at least 2400, and it can protect "Fiend" monsters other than the same name from attacks. I think it's a strength.

A card that belongs to her Archfiend, a superlative dark demon monster that is in charge of her Labrynth's hitter alongside the princess.
Like Faker and Arlequino, you can self-SS from your hand after processing the effect of the Trap card.
It is an Arlequino specification that reacts to the opponent's Trap card, and unlike his other Labrynth cards, you can pull the trigger other than his Normal Trap.
And like Faker, he also has an effect that can be activated when he is SSed, including his own effect, which allows him to set his Normal Trap, which has only attack-reactive effects, from his Deck to the field.
If you don't combine it with other effects, you can't activate it immediately when you set it on your opponent's turn. It can be said that it is not a bad effect because it is an effect that simply becomes 1 ad for free and it does not step on.
In addition, it has the effect of increasing its own ATK by referring to the number of GY's Normal Trap & removing other Fiends other than monsters with the same name from the attack target. The reference is not the "total number" of Normal Trap, but the "number of types".
With 2 types or less, her ATK is 2800, which is lower than the princess, so if possible, prepare her GY with 3 or more types of Normal Traps so that she can pass her ATK 3000.
Once on the battlefield, it is a plain monster that gains an advantage in battle, but of course it is possible to special summon on your own or with others, and monsters with ATK 3000 or more are prepared with their own theme gimmicks. I think that being able to do it is an important indicator of the theme's strengths, so I personally think it's a monster you can rely on.