Spright Elf Forbidden→Used Deck

Although prohibited in OCG, it is unregulated in MD and is rampaging in partnership with Spright Sprind.
With Tearlaments having settled down with the restrictions on various Ishizu parts and 《Tearlaments Sulliek》and the banning of 《Instant Fusion》, 《Terraforming》and 《Devil Franken》, it seems that 《Tearlaments Kitkallos》, one of the bans on POTE, will somehow survive. As long as this card is alive, Spright will try to reduce the number of 《Swap Frog》and 《Spright Blue》, and will cover it up with other parts, so it is likely that it will be subject to some kind of regulation.

Since the ban was decided on 2023/04/01 (2023/02/13 in the overseas TCG), Master Duel is currently one of the main battlefields.
《Spright Elf》might have been better.
Tearlaments elves, Tri-Brigade blitz elves, and in Master Duel, Gotis thunder elves. In other words, he's a level 2 monster, so he's a great monster that can be used in most decks.
Furthermore, for some reason, you can add target resistance to the link destination like "Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty", so if you send it to the link destination of this monster, you won't be afraid of "Infinite Impermanence".
It can be said that his (she?) card life, which ran through the less than a year before it was banned at a lightning speed, was enough to be passed on to future generations. Once the ban has been lifted, it is unlikely that it will be lifted for a while unless there is a good reason...
By the way, due to the time of implementation and the timing of regulations, it was a rare example where it was prohibited in OCG (and TCG) but unlimited in Master Duel. Basically, a strong theme card is often the core of that theme. Even more so if it came at the time of its first appearance, Spright should have been designed on the premise that this card existed. So banning this card is pretty tough. I want you to live long in the Master Duel.

One piece that was finally banned among the POTE graduates who stand out for their power.
It is effective for general-purpose material designation, but the resurrection effect of 2 was too strong.
Although it is limited to 2, it is possible to activate each turn, and it was too much to have an extremely effective effect.
There were many useful cards for monsters with the value of 2. Call it Spright, call it 《Diviner of the Herald》. He also showed a wonderful combination with needles and rice cakes, and everything from development to suppression.

Currently the only banned card in 《Spright》
In the early days, there was a lot of talk about the synergy with Toadally Awesome, but this was the only X I wanted to revive.
The resurrection of L2 including himself and his Spright have many effects at the time of summoning, so the main purpose is to be able to use them even during the opponent's turn, and the synergy with Maskare is high, so you can only use it on your own turn.
Contributed to the expansion of tactics with the same theme that restricts deployment after Gigantic summoning
Thanks to the resurrection effect that can be used during the opponent's turn, it is a monster that can be easily added.
It was banned because it was versatile enough to fit anywhere with his deck that uses ☆2.
In recent years, strong L2 bans stand out, and this is one of them.

It's called Kitokaros...
I have a lot to say, but it's strange that we can revive each other on each other's turn.
It was a picture of hell when Mochigaeru was alive...
I will probably never come back.

Easy conditions, no resurrection restrictions, for some reason it can be used on the opponent's turn to avoid the grave, can't be targeted, phony general-purpose 2-star support with assorted phony effects
This time he was banned and Spright died, well, it doesn't matter if Spright dies, but the main 2 star decks that lost almost the only advantage of being able to parasitize Spright also died, 2 stars * I want you to send out a degraded elf that only lifts 2 stars with 2

Banned. That's right. It's a card that can do interesting things, so I feel a little sad about it.

The effect is too dangerous, but in this case, if you have a few level 2 monsters, you can go on a business trip.
Since the material is 2 monsters that "contains" a Level 2, Rank 2, Link 2 monster, you can draw a Level 2 monster. Moreover, since the pledge effect is not listed anywhere, there is no impact on subsequent developments. In other words, do whatever you want.
What this means is that no matter how much he regulates Spright, it will only find new parasites and it won't make much sense, and there is also a reason for the one-shot ban. deaf. In other words, why did you print it?
By the way, the line-up with "I:P Masquerena" is powerful and typical, but there is a counterplay of "World Chalice Guardragon Almarduke" with "Super Polymerization" from "Salamangreat Almiraj", so be careful with active MDs.

[Breaking news] Prohibition decision
[Breaking news] Prohibition decision
[Breaking news] Banning decision...a piece.
"I wonder what went wrong." Easy summoning conditions, granting resistance, resuscitation that hinders each other's turns... Well, it can't be helped. I don't think I'll ever come back for the time being (;_;)

Imprisoned for environmental destruction in 2022.
In addition to reviving on each other's turn, for some reason it also grants resistance, and the material is too loose.

Fortunately, it has been designated as a banned card from April 2023.
Spright's key card, one of the negative legacies of 2022, where only strong things are written by anyone. With this card alone, you can easily gain a huge advantage and control it, and it also has extremely high business trip performance, so it was always said that it would be banned, but it was naturally used.
Master Duel was also implemented in February, but how long can you live?

A Link 2 “Spright” monster that revives Level 2 every turn
Since it can't be used as a link material in the turn it is played, it's abusive countermeasures so that it can't connect to more than 3 links like Harifiber.
However, the effect that can be said to be strong enough even in one turn, can be revived on the next turn to revive a blocker to strengthen control, or to revive a searcher like Blue to take an ad. You can see the current inflation condition with a card that is so strong within the expected range.
In particular, the compatibility with 《Toadally Awesome》is outstanding, and it was banned over there. Even though I was using it as a top performer at Marincess. . .
Also, since one of the link materials is not specified, you can connect the level 2, etc. that survived the opponent's turn to the redeployment from the draw hand trigger.
The effect of ② can only be used during the main phase, and it has no destruction resistance, so if you want to deal with it, Sambol is recommended.
Although it is prohibited in OCG, it can be used in MD until at least June. . .

Why revive during the opponent's turn?
Broken. In his prime, he made duelists scream with crazy moves like picking rice cakes from GY and 2 blocking.
In response to this, Mochi finally died, but this time I caught the used "I:P Masquerena" and overruled the restriction that I could not use it as a link material for this guy, and I interfered with 1 with a unicorn, finished off with a link 4, or simply he. You can do whatever you want by reviving the Spright and searching and interfering with it.
Spright was regulated for starters and jets, but for some reason this one remains unregulated. Well, Tiara, Kshatriya, and The Bystial were rampaging at the timing of the regulation, so maybe it wasn't that much... Now, in OCG, he has a Superheavy Samurai, so I don't feel like I'm going to get away with it.
Postscript: After all, last time, Kusha and Tiara were rampaging, so I guess I was just being overwhelmed...

It's a card that seems to be in many EX decks other than [Spright].
It says that you can't use it as a material during the turn you link summoned, but you can revive I:P Masquerena and link summon it during your opponent's turn. I think so, and since you can use the effect once during your opponent's turn, it's also strong that you can procure materials for two bodies. . Moreover, it can easily be Link Summoned if it contains at least one Level 2 Rank 2 Link 2, so even though it is a "Spright" monster, it is understandable that it can be used in various Decks.
I thought it would be the top candidate for regulation, but so far it is unlimited, has too much versatility and power, and is active outside the theme. I'm curious as to why it hasn't even been restricted yet, but it seems like it'll be a hindrance to creating new Level 2 Rank 2 Link 2 in the future, and to be honest, it looks like Crystron Halqifibrax is like a second generation, so maybe in the future. Then...
I think all duelists expected it to be banned from April 1st.

In 2022, the cards that appeared in the 3rd year of the 11th term and destroyed the environment were purged in January 2023 under the Limit Regulations, and the names of the monsters who failed to receive justice were mentioned. Link Monster.
From the too loose material binding of the "include" type, and the excessively high versatility effect, which is only the bare minimum of Hari's remorse, docking his Spright with various themes and original high power. It is possible to let
Its high performance is comparable to the Link 2 monsters that have already been designated as banned or restricted cards. are gathering.
Postscript: After all, it was banned at the above timing.
I won't say anything more than that because I can't call it a prediction anymore that I'm blowing what everyone thought was natural.
But aside from that, he's a Spright, and as expected, it's a kittsu.

The head of the card that seems to be banned
First of all, the summoning conditions are too loose. Because of this, she is an iron beast, and she is Evil Twins.
Effect (1) grants so-called target resistance to monsters at the link destination of this guy that are not targeted by opponent's effects. Well, this is strong. Not only does it prevent the monsters linked to it from being embraced or veiled during deployment, but it also prevents them from being destroyed or negate during the opponent's turn due to this resistance.
The effect of (2) is an effect that can revive a level 2 that can be activated by Friche. To be honest, I think this alone is strong, but for some reason, if there is a monster on the opponent's field, it will be possible to revive Link 2 and Rank 2. With this card, after using the effect of Toadally Awesome to negate +NTR, you can use the elf's effect to make the rice cake and open it again to NTR the card. Other than that, reviving Swap Frog will extend the development, reviving Rhett and Carrot will add interference, reviving Blue and Jet will secure resources for the next turn, etc.
A card that can only be described as broken

Impossibly strong. Strong and very versatile. It has a questionable strength. Why is material included? Why are you adding target resistance? Why don't revived monsters have restrictions? Why can it be used during the opponent's turn? Cards such as Iron Beast, Gishki, etc., which he sent to Spright are active, and the power and versatility will continue to be used, and will suffer the same fate as Hari, Anaconda, and Carrier.

Broken. No other words are needed.
There should be no such thing as exemption from regulations by using the regular pack's super rare as an advantage. Together with Shalene, give a hammer to the unreachables!
And it was banned in less than a year. The pitiful end of Surea, who has been involved in various cards.

A Link Monster with effects that are easy to use outside of Spright.
I incorporate it into his Adamancipator Deck to recruit Seekers or Seekers from Harifer, connect them to this card, and then revive the Seekers or Seekers to extend the development.
During the opponent's turn, you can revive Halifair and use the effect to call 《Formula Synchron》for further Synchro.

I am grateful that the effect of (1) can give target resistance to the linked monster.
Furthermore, with the effect of (2), I think it's powerful to be able to revive 《Toadally Awesome》in a free chain.
There are restrictions on the link materials, but I think you can easily put it out with the "Spright" Deck.

Although Level 2 and Rank 2 have been somewhat unfavorable up until now, it's a good example of how it doesn't turn out to be a good thing if such things are sloppily strengthened.
You can pull "Swap Frog" from Gigantech and use its effect to link summon this guy, then use the resurrection effect of "Swap Frog" to create "Ronintoadin" to make mochi.
This alone is enough to fill me up, but I added a resistance that the link destination is not targeted, and if I use a monster, the mochi will be revived even in the opponent's turn, so it goes well with the mochi, and I shaved off the expiration date of the mochi at once.
Even if Mochi is banned, he still has the interference of Red and Carrot in Spright, and he's still an excellent deployment member, so I don't think it'll change to a strong card just because it's abnormally broken now.

Link 2 that comes out with light summoning conditions
However, it has a super strong effect that is not good for Link 2 to have.
If it appears in a Link Summon, it has the disadvantage of not being able to be used as a Link material for that turn, but it's fine to take down such things with Mascarena.
Versatility is outstanding because the disadvantages can be easily overthrown
It doesn't have the disadvantage of only getting 2 links like Gigantic Spright, so the uses are endless.
Target resistance to link destination, yes strong
Even "Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty" is a link 3
On the other side, I also have target resistance
Resurrection effect from GY, completely free chain is crazy
If there are no monsters in the opponent's field, you can only get level 2, but Spright has a monster negate Spell Trap negate in the main deck, so you can revive the negate that you used as your own link material and easily prepare for interference.
It's not too easy to use because it doesn't have an extra sentence like putting it on the link
Even similar splash mages have a Cyber Bind after being used in resurrection with the effect negate, but elves don't have that, yes strong
The problem is that Xyz and Link can be revived if there is an opponent's monster.
As a result, copy-paste decks that use the regular summoned "Toadally Awesome" are rampant in the environment, and there is even concern that it will be strengthened.
Almost all of the cards in this new series have advanced levels of strength, but as for Spright, I wonder if they haven't even done a test play or a pure Spright construction.
Elf would be the representative
The score cannot be anything other than 10 points

Mr. okura explains the overall strength, so check it out.
Since it is incorporated into the acting angel, about its usability.
With this card, one earth became the first move.
Earth (Search: Neptune) → Al Mirage → Neptune Effect Earth SS → Harifiber → Priestess of Herald (GY Send: Trias) → Usual flow
It's good to have less Sprights and increase the initial movement of the substitute ball, or it's interesting to build with a low accident rate by removing more Sprights.

Spright's deadliest card
The strength of this card is, first of all, the summoning conditions of 2 monsters, including either Level 2, Rank 2, or Link 2, which is too loose, and this means that many Decks can be used for business trips.
Second, he can revive any GY level 2 monster, and if there is a monster in the opponent's field, he can revive Link 2 or Rank 2.
You can also revive Devil Franken and put out Extrio or The Last Warrior from Another Planet, or you can use the obstruction effect to revive Toadally Awesome that went to his GY and set up another obstruction.
The ultimate is to give target resistance to the linked monster. With this, you can already set up multiple interferences with Toadally Awesome, Red, and Carrot, but you can't use target effects, so depending on your hand, it's hard to break through with a normal Deck.
Since the day of its release, Spright has been producing results in all competitions and is already on the verge of becoming one of the top players, but considering the strength of this card, it seems that this card will be the first Spright card to be regulated.