Metalmorph →Used Deck

You will surely win in the battles you set up. 300 up is not to be underestimated.
In the anime DM's Doma edition, the intonation was "metalized spell, reflective armor".

Considering the release date, it is even quite over-spec.
If you roughly summarize the effect, it's "Normal Trap that can almost certainly win when attacking", so if you put it in his Deck with a Normal Trap axis like Labrynth, it will dramatically increase the combat ability of his entire Deck. In particular, it is very reliable to break through perfect resistance because it only refers to the opponent and does not affect it.
That said, if it's a deck that doesn't support Normal Trap, it doesn't make much sense to use it now, and 《Borrelsword Dragon》and 《Number S39: Utopia the Lightning》, which can be used stably from EX Decks and are almost invincible not only when attacking but also when fighting, are also available as card types. is one of the strongest rivals, albeit completely different.
If you can give value to the two points of "It is a normal trap" and "It doesn't require side-by-side ability", even as of 2023, a super-large increase in combat ability is an impactful ability, so it's enough. can be expected to play an active role in
However, forget about 《Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon》and 《Metalzoa》. I've never used the latter, so I don't know, but the former is 99999 times stronger if you use the combination of his Red-Eyes name and Machine Darkness Level 8 stats.

An old card introduced in Labrynth's environmental front line

The notorious the Forbidden One Keith's trump card that was revealed in a random inclusion as a memory supplement.
With his minimum ATK, most monsters can be defeated. It has a considerable overpower even in the era, and it is a strength that ranks high among the equipment cards at the time. However, unfortunately, the evaluation stays at one place.
After all, the top meta at that time was dominated by one-kill decks, and the battles weren't done properly. While the status of the equipment card itself is low, the performance that hardly contributes to the hit points of direct attacks was not what the times demanded.
Even after major restrictions were put in place and one kill was eliminated, there was no big success behind the existence of "United We Stand". In the meantime, the back removal was getting thicker and thicker, and the battlefield was so scorched that it could even be said that the battle phase was a direct attack.
However, it was the lord of the silver castle who picked up the miserably worn armor and found its true value. With its strong resistance and high status, it is worth finding as a piece to punish Ignister who ignores traps and is a serious nuisance that violates compliance. It's very shiny, so I'm very happy that it's easy to catch the knight's eye.
It's highly doubtful that this armor will fit that breast, but well, Keith will probably be able to go to heaven with this.

The increase in RBI is quite large for an early card. The higher the opponent's RBI, the greater the return, and it is effective and very rational as a battle support against high RBI that is difficult to destroy in battle. It is quite reassuring when it comes to destroying monsters in battle.
Friche's 300 up is not stupid in the early days when there are many RBIs, and it is enough as a combat trick.
This time, it was re-evaluated because it can deal with 《The Arrival Cyberse @Ignister》, which has perfect resistance in the Kashtira environment. Originally, it had high potential, so it doesn't have as much of an impact as Mushroom Man #2, but even so, the fact that an old card can play an active role in modern times is a big gold. Also, unlike the one-hit wonder 《Mushroom Man #2》, this one has sprung up as an answer card for perfectionists, so there may be opportunities to see it in the future.
Forget about metal monsters.

A card that is attracting attention due to the increase in 《The Arrival Cyberse @Ignister》in the environment. As a downside factor for Kashtira, he can make an ATK 4000 arrival from Number 42: Galaxy Tomahawk (this is the downside). There is no way to defeat Perfect Resistance except by hitting it from above, except for cards that force the player to use it. Unlike》, it does not require any conditions, so it is a relatively easy card that can defeat Perfect Resistance. Also, even with a perfect resistance of 6000, you can attack from above, so you can move aggressively against pure <@Ignister>.
Unlike 《Mushroom Man #2》, this one is easy to enter even in single matches without choosing an opponent. Therefore, if you implement it with MD, it may be possible to insert one.
It is interesting to see Mushroom Man #2 and this card, and even if there is complete upward compatibility as an effect, it tells us that there are few true complete upward compatibility including card type, status, activation timing, and everything.

A card that was left behind as the times progressed... or so, but because it's a Normal Trap and the timing of activation, it's a card that's attracting attention as a card that can break through durability and high RBI in "Labrynth".
If the durability and high hit points increase in the environment, it may be possible to adopt the main in the same theme.

It's not that there's no use for it, but it's the type of card that has many other good cards. ATK only rises significantly when you attack yourself, but the fact that it's a trap card is a disaster, and it's inevitably inferior to force and the like.
Is this card really useful in fan Decks that use Metal Devil Zor or Black Metal Dragon? I think it's not so difficult to operate because you can bring it with a card that searches for Normal Trap.

Spells do not reflect.
His ATK increase range when attacking without limiting equipment targets is quite attractive at that time.
However, despite being equipped with a trap, when attacked, it is only a 300 pump card, which is a disappointing point, and the evaluation is lowered.
Monsters that evolve with this card equipped should be stronger if you leave it on before evolving.

Comprehensive evaluation: Although it is not weak, there are more scenes where other cards are better.
In addition to increasing ATK and DEF by 300, when attacking the equipped monster, add half of her ATK of the opponent's monster.
You can increase the damage by raising ATK, but it's easier to increase the damage by weakening it with "Darkworld Shackles", and if you're aiming for sure battle destruction, "Moon Mirror Shield" is better.
It's too late to use it for a 300 enhancement combat trick during the opponent's turn.

This card name comes from the effect in the original work, but in OCG it is a combat support type Trap card that leaves only doubts about the sense of cutting the spell reflection effect.
Increases the stats of any monster by 300, and gains half of her attack target's ATK only during damage calculation when the equipped monster hits itself.
The fact that it powers up only when you hit it is actually explained exactly when Step Johnny used it in the anime.
It is often said that passive effects are weak in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Even now, there's nothing that can't be used as a pump trap. Is it really tough if there is no special card that seems possible?
When you hit yourself, it will be quite strong depending on the opponent, and it will be effective against strong enemies such as those with complete resistance who have no weaknesses other than battle destruction, so if you can find a way out with Normal Trap, it's a card that feels like it. Kane.
Although it is a card related to the summoning conditions of Black Metal and Metal Zoa, there is no comment on that in terms of actual combat.
There are slight differences in the number of eyes and claws on the armor between the original and the difference, but I prefer the combination of the metallic green in the background, the silver in the armor, and the purple in the trap. I like

Aggressive Trap is an underdog and this card is no exception. Attack and defense 300 up is shabby and contraction can do more damage. The advantage that other attack traps do not have is that it can be used as a material for Special Summons such as Metal Devil Zoa. However, unlike Mirror Force, the two bodies are too weak to be looked at, so it's practically useless.

Although it is a reflection, it is not for defense, but for attack. The stat boost isn't that great either. Even though it is for attack, he is inferior to Trap, which is a negative point.
It is necessary for his Special Summon condition of 《Metalzoa》and 《Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon》, but there is little benefit to having the necessary cards.

Attack performance is high, but Trap is a painful story with combat support.
It is essential for some metal monsters such as red eyes, but it is not practical over there.
I couldn't deny that it was outdated, but recently there have been a lot of Normal Trap supports, and in particular, his Labrynth, which is good at handling Normal Traps, can be an option as a battle support.
There are other combat aids for Trap, but the fact that it can be activated without any particular conditions is a strength, and it can be part of Labrynth's effect trigger.
There is no stun drop, so it's a game where you really don't know what's going on.

He doesn't reflect spells at all, but I get the impression that he was strong early on. There was Metal Devil Zoa, but no one bothered to put it out. Even at a lower class of about 1600, he was able to beat Blue-Eyed by punching, which was an advantage that "Axe of Despair" didn't have, and although it was weak, he could also use it for combat tricks. . Now that there is contraction, and even that contraction is underpowered, I don't think this card will ever see the light of day.

An equipment trap that has no relation to spells and has no reflective elements. It seems that those elements have been taken over by rare metals.
There is no loss with 300 up, but that alone is unsatisfactory. The hit point increase at the time of the attack of the favorite is dependent on the opponent, but although it can be expected to be a high enhancement as it is, it is not suitable for the type that attacks repeatedly because it is only for the damage meter during the turn.
The problem is that although it is a trap card, it only increases the effect of the opponent's turn by 300. Also, some cards equipped with this have summoning conditions, but it is troublesome that they also have activation effects.
Frankly, I have the impression that Equip Spell was more appreciated by him.

The illustrations are cool. Upward compatibility is out, but this card can still be used, above all because it has shrinkage built in

Although it is limited to your own turn, it is an attractive card that greatly increases ATK. If he is a Blue-Eyed opponent, he will increase by 1500, so when combined with the 300 increase, even monsters with an original ATK of 1300 can be destroyed in battle. The problem is that it can only be an equipment card that increases attack and defense by 300 during the opponent's turn, and that using force etc. is faster and more damage can be expected.

A card that isn't used much but actually has a good effect.
Note that the other effect is only when you launch an attack yourself.
(Even in the anime, there was a story due to that misunderstanding

300 up isn't enough, and although it's quite a correction when attacking from here, shrinking is often enough.
In many cases, it will be adopted as a theme and a story.
To hint at the existence of evolved bodies, or to really adopt evolved bodies and play with them...

It's nice to be able to crush it without any problems even if you're honest or habakiri, but when you're attacked...

The shrinkage wall is high, but the design is romantic
If you use it around Ultimate Tyranno, it's fun to have a situation that doesn't make it funny

The performance when attacking is very wonderful, but the problem is fragility when attacked. A mere 300 point increase is unsatisfactory. Since it is difficult to use as a combat trick, "Force" is often more usable.

The effect when attacking is quite strong, but it's a pity that it's hard to use it for combat tricks because the amount of increase is modest. It's a great Trap card, but it's hard to use it during your opponent's turn.

You can receive contraction compensation when attacking the equipped monster.
However, the 300 stat increase at the time of interception is a little lacking. Reflective armor...
It's a necessary card for the Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Devilzoa, to create metalized monsters, but it doesn't have any merit, so you can just forget about it.

so-so

Even though it has an increase value of 300, it can't overcome the contraction wall that can be used for surprise and defense.
The weakness of this card is that it can be cycloned because it is an equipment card, and it cannot be used immediately because it is a trap.
It's not a bad card, but a card with upward compatibility won't be adopted...
Well, it's a fairly early card, so some people might like it.
black metal? Metal devilzoa? What is it, is it delicious?

The attack is decided (^O^)

There is contraction...
Well, black metal and metal devilzoa are too weak for romance...

It's a very nice card

Although it is called reflective armor, you can only get half of the opponent's ATK when you attack yourself.
It is better to leave it attached to the Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Devilzoa.

Honest only when attacking.
As Toki says, correction must be compared with the same shrinkage...
Needed to spawn two Special Summon monsters, but frankly there's no need for those two...

Powerful when attacking.
Be careful not to upgrade when attacked.

Equipped trap that has the effect of increasing her ATK and defense power of the equipped monster by 300 points, and adding half of her ATK of the opponent monster to the equipped monster when the equipped monster attacks. Also needed for Black Metal Dragon and Metal Devil Zoar's Special Summon.
It's a subtle combat trick, but the correction when attacking is quite powerful.
However, it still has a high shrinkage stronghold that can be used when attacking the opponent with a correction that produces the same result. It's a trap, so it's too painful that you can't use it immediately when attacking.
By the way, where is the OCG version of her Spell reflective armor...? ?