Digit Jamming →Used Deck

As the card name suggests, it should be remembered that 1000 will disappear.I tried to read and understand it properly at first, and it almost caused the Gestalt to collapse.
The naming and effects are quite interesting, and he has many 1950s and 2900s, so he seems to show his true value in Deck and [Meta Beat] centered on 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》and 《Doomcaliber Knight》.
Also, if I could co-star with 《Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King》, what would happen?

It's a pretty interesting effect, but it's difficult to use and it's notably lacking in decision power. A999 is the highest score, so you need a monster with the last three digits of 950 or Dinomorphia to get his LP to at least 3001.
It's not weak, but it's a very disappointing card because it's exquisitely difficult to use and the text is confusing, losing to Linear Equation Cannon.

It is a card that forces monsters to fight only with numbers "below the hundred's place".
In short, he will be the strongest when the last three digits of ATK are "950".
《Evilswarm Heliotrope》and other unexpected monsters can become the strongest, so it's interesting to use it after researching it.
However, since the unity between categories is rather weak, it seems that he will need a lot of enthusiasm if he builds a deck with this as the main axis.
For the time being, Blue-Eyes White Dragon, etc., whose last three digits are 0, will fall to 0, so it would be nice to adopt them as a rule around that.
Now
The text on this card is pretty confusing.
I didn't quite get the meaning until it was explained.
However, there are things in the world that are intuitively understandable, but when you try to explain them in words, they suddenly become difficult.
When this happens in a card game, there is no choice but to explain it with every word while paying close attention so that the meaning is fixed.
Please don't blame the person who wrote the text. The design is wonderful, and the reason it's complicated is because of the way the world works, which can only be explained in terms of language.

Probably the card that requires the most reading comprehension in Yu-Gi-Oh. Roughly speaking, it is an effect that digits of 1000 or more disappear from offense and defense. Isn't that too roundabout?
It's a card that seems fun to use because it can mess up the concept of RBI, but since the effect is an effect, it's difficult to use consistently and it's just a joke. Against 《Accesscode Talker》, which is representative of the high RBI monsters in the current environment, it will be divided by seconds, but it can activate the effect of (2), so it is actually quite an excellent card as a countermeasure. maybe? In addition, if the opponent puts out 《Number S39: Utopia the Lightning》, it will be disastrous.
If you want to use him, you should use him in the deck if you want to compensate for low stats such as [Watt] and [Dark Scorpion]. But if you hire him for Watt, he'll negate Watt's strength in direct attacks with relatively high RBI...

As the card name suggests, in short, all monsters of each other have a permanent meta element that only when calculating damage is to reduce the thousands place from their attack and defense and fight with numbers below the hundred place Ability change system Continuous Spell .
Monsters with ATK of 1900-1950, 2900-2950, etc. will have the highest power under the application of this effect, and conversely, monsters with ATK of just 2000, 3000, 4000, etc. will have 0 power.
Since it is an effect that activates, it does not work against monsters with effects such as "the opponent cannot activate the effect until the end of the battle damage test", or monsters that are resistant to the activated effect, but even monsters with ATK 600 or similar have ATK. It's pretty interesting to be able to fight head-on against monsters with 4500 or 5000 DEF and win, and it's wonderful that the effect activates when a monster attacks the player directly.
Also, even if it is destroyed, this effect will be applied to monsters that are still on the field as a last resort for the rest of the turn.
It's a card that creates a special environment in terms of power relationships between monsters, just like DM4.