Switch Point →Used Deck

If the conditions are met, her GY feed is a type that will force you to flinch, so the resistance penetration is very strong.
However, to be honest, the removal performance itself is subtle.
It is quite susceptible to the opponent's situation, and there is a possibility that it will be dealt before 3 bodies line up. It would be nice to be able to set a surprise attack with 《Trap Trick》. Even if it is exposed, it can be a restraint on development.
I think that it is one piece with a strong habit.

Since the opponent chooses it, it penetrates perfect resistance, but the opponent has to deploy 3 monsters, so it is somewhat dependent. Impression that if three bodies are lined up, the current situation is fine. This card has its own strengths, such as being able to set with Toratri or Heavenly Hell, and if you get hit, it's undoubtedly strong.
Fan Deck If you choose a favorite card against your opponent, your opponent will definitely protect the card you chose, but it will be treated as 《Psychic Path》, so use it sparingly. If the other party is a de M who likes depressing developments, let's watch over them warmly.
A card that prompts the ultimate choice of whether to take the big and throw away the small, or to protect only the people who are important to you, the eternal challenge of mankind. The original story is the trolley problem, and it is suddenly attracting attention because it is related to automated driving, which is a hot topic these days.
It is a topic that is often treated in hero stories such as the Hollywood version of Spider-Man, and the development of the hero's suffering is a familiar sight. As for me, this deployment is a miserable deployment unsuitable for a hero, and I hate it. If you're a hero, I want you to shout loudly, "Do you think you'll lose to such a stupid question! Because it's a hero's promise to save everyone!" You will come to the age when such a nasty development will bring tears to your eyes.

This card uses the world view of trains, although it is often thought that it is a card related to trains due to its illustration. As an effect, this card reproduces the famous trolley problem, but it is extremely difficult to use because it cannot be activated unless the opponent has 3 or more monsters. Also, since the number of monsters is referenced when processing the effect, if the chain is reduced to 3 or less, it will not fire. It's attractive to be able to deal with monsters that have perfect resistance because you let the opponent choose, but it's dependent on the opponent, so it will be difficult to defeat the target opponent. I think it's an interesting card...

It's a new card named after a train, but the effect is a card that is connected to the word train itself but doesn't go well with the train deck itself.
A card that seems to be based on the trolley problem, and its effect is also related to it, forcing the opponent to make a choice.
No cost, flitch, non-targeting, removal that penetrates all resistances, maximum 1:5 exchange possible, minimum 1:1 exchange guarantee, and extremely high-spec elements.
However, in exchange for that, it is the crook who chooses which monster the opponent will throw away.
There is a high possibility that this alone will not be effective, so I would like to use it with aftercare with other cards.

A type of general-purpose removal trap designed with the image of the world view of the "train" card group among the five themes included in Cele 5.
When there are 3 or more monsters on your opponent's field, you choose 1 of them and choose whether to sacrifice the 1 monster you chose or all the other monsters on your field to your opponent. It is an effect inspired by the so-called "trolley problem" that makes you choose.
The monsters you choose here are not targeted, but instead of being entrusted to the opponent, the monsters to be sent to GY are a "must" effect that penetrates complete resistance, and if even the conditions are met, you can use Friche. Being able to trigger it gives it a unique edge that other general-purpose removal traps simply couldn't.
However, it is still an effect that is left to the opponent. Since it will be picked, it will not be as effective removal as you would like in many cases.
Well, aside from that, I think it's still amazing to have a complete furiche + complete resistance penetration or multiple removal at no cost.