Blast Held by Destiny →Used Deck

A trap card that was quite useful in "Ishizu Naturia Vernusylph" in its heyday.
However, it is a pity that the significance of adopting this card has decreased because Ishizu monsters have been restricted across the board.
I used the effect of (2) for my main purpose, but with 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》or 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》he can drop it from the deck to GY, or with 《Gravekeeper's Trap》etc. I can drop it from my hand to GY. By doing so, it was convenient for him to collect Ishizu Monsters or Level 4 《Vernusylph》monsters from GY into his hand.
For example, he collects "Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard" and "Agido the Ancient Sentinel" from GY and sends them to his GY with "Gravekeeper's Trap" on the next turn, or collects "Vernusylph", "Keldo the Sacred Protector" and "Mudora the Sword Oracle" for deployment. You can also connect.
Even if you don't have a way to pull it away and discard it in his GY, if you keep it face down, you can use the effect of (1) to "destroy without targeting" when the opponent declares an attack, so it won't be wasted (well, face down. but if the opponent destroys it, it will be useless).
If you don't have 《Exchange of the Spirit》, you will also take damage, but if your opponent's LP becomes 0 first, you win. Wouldn't it be nice if you could come from behind with this?
Once again, it was fun to use Keldo the Sacred Protector and Mudora the Sword Oracle to return this card that fell to GY to his Deck and reuse it, but now that Ishizu Monster is completely restricted, I can't afford to do that. Since we can't afford to use 《Exchange of the Spirit》or 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, this card may never see the light of day...

A card that combines 《Magic Cylinder》and gray haze.
If GY has 《Exchange of the Spirit》, he will take no damage, but Fire Force would be fine.
Unlike Ring of Destruction and Fire Force, the opponent takes damage first, so from the precedent, even if both of his LP is low, if the opponent dies before you take damage, the duel will not start. finish.
Also, this change is big, even if you create a situation where you don't take damage, you can still damage your opponent.
Although the handling has improved in various ways, it is undeniable that the time when it came out was too late.
The GY effect of 2 does not mesh with the effect of 1 and does not activate when sent from the field.

Compared to the original Tribute, it has become a single target removal, but it can be said that it has become easier to handle because there are no troublesome conditions.
If you have this world and the underworld, you can do one-sided damage to your opponent, but it's a level that's okay even if it's not the worst.
However, if it is asked whether it is high quality as a removal of attack reaction, it is honestly a bad one.
The recovery effect of 2 does not correspond to the field, so it does not recover from removal, which is the weak point of the attack reaction, and the deployment cost of the Goddess Statue and Sword Priest is specified as Earth/Angel, so it does not trigger.
It's not easy to use as a removal, and it doesn't mesh with the effect of 2, so it has a strong habit and is underpowered.

When the group of monsters used by Ishizu in the original Battle City arc was remade with effects related to earth angels and Exchange of the Spirit, even the last trap set by God, the bomb, was remade. rice field.
Its performance by itself is Widespread Ruin with a burn effect, and as a similar attack-reactive Trap card, it can only destroy Attack Position monsters, but the Flame Barrier has a higher advantage acquisition ability.
However, if 《Exchange of the Spirit》is present, only the opponent will take effect damage. Since it starts after taking effect damage, it is easier to combo with other effects.
Even without 《Exchange of the Spirit》, the strength does not change so much, so it can be said that this degree of disadvantage is enough to work alone.
His GY effect in the second half is an "unconnected effect" that cannot be used if used as a bomb due to its activation conditions, but it can salvage a level 4 earth angel who is good at deploying himself.
It's not a strong enough effect to be used as the main effect, but in situations where the first half effect isn't effective or you can't trust it because it's an attack-reactive type, you can actively choose it as a discard pile. You can do it.
I can't deny that both effects make the existence of this card visible to some extent in this GY situation, and since it's an attack-reactive Trap card, I can't deny that I wanted the GY effect to come out even if it was destroyed while set. Hmm, I don't dislike cards that allow you to use the effect that can be used according to the situation.
However, it's too late now, but I don't know what makes Gray Moya a "universal landmine" when such a card comes out.