Divine Wrath →Used Deck

Its hand cost is high, but its strength is that it can interfere with any effect that is activated from anywhere.
At the beginning of its introduction, it was treated as a waste card because the 2:1 exchange was not worth it, but now that monster effects have become powerful, it has become an all-purpose interference regardless of the situation.
Who would have thought that Canosol would be punished just like the illustration on this card?

In the 6th period of the 5D's era, it was already a valuable Counter Trap that could stop his GY effects such as Honest, Caruto, Goes, etc., and his GY effects such as Neguga from above.
Regardless of the cost, stopping the monster effect itself is the same performance as the notification, so I would like to reconsider how reassuring it was to be able to get rid of Starbucks later.
However, despite the fact that it was a card with such a valuable effect, the fact that it was not widely adopted at the time was the heavy hand cost and the fact that this card was the only one in this range of application. So it seems that it is telling that it was water in the hot stone after all.
After all, tanks were great, having a XX name and a Counter Trap that could be used to attract them.
The name of the card is Divine Punishment, but for some reason it is a machine-type monster that is undergoing that Divine Punishment.
Canosol is a monster that has been showing its top meta for the first time since the first season because of its villainous specification that burns unlimited times as long as you have ammunition, so it may be a godsend in the sense that you should be sloppy. I don't think so.

Being able to negate monster effects is strong and doesn't rot. Compared to Solemn Strike, in terms of cost, it's the difference between discarding a card from your hand and paying 1500 LP. The cost of one hand card is easy to use for combos with monster effects, and it is easy to reduce 《Cyber Dragon Herz》and 《Lee the World Chalice Fairy》. However, "Solemn Strike" has the option of stopping Special Summon as well, so the width of the counter is effective. 　
I would like to choose according to the deck to be used, but basically "Solemn Strike" is easier to use, and if you use "Guiding Ariadne", the cost will be eliminated, so the color will come out more intensely.

Comprehensive evaluation: "Solemn Strike" is more convenient, but should I use this if I want to discard my hand?
LP1500 can be negated and can handle Special Summon, so it's easier to use, and the hand cost is higher.
If you adopt a monster that can use effects in GY, you can use it.

When Damned and 《Judgment Dragon》were rampant, it was used as one of the few cards that could negate them.
Nowadays, there are relatively many cards that negate monster effects, so it is only used for permissions.

In the current environment, the monsters in your hand live, so it's difficult to use,
There is an impression that 《Solemn Strike》is jeopardizing the position,
Conversely, when there is a card that you don't want in your hand,
(For example, Bato Oni or Ojamagic …) I think it's a useful card.
I have plenty of time to use it,
I think that it is a turning point to use properly depending on the deck.

Restriction revision is grass as illustrated

Canosol is subject to divine punishment, and since he is currently in danger of receiving divine punishment, it seems likely that the illustration will happen in the near future.
A powerful counter that can negate monster effects in a wide range, but there are currently many rivals, Special Summon can also be negate, and only LP is required. This card is currently in a difficult position as it requires a hand cost.
Since it's a counter, you may be able to use it if you want to increase the number of counters in a parmie deck, and the notice has become standard. (Declarations and warnings are also standard, so the space is tight...)
The effect itself is strong enough, but it also sounds all the more disastrous.

A card that has almost lost its position because of 《Solemn Strike》.
It is also disastrous that the effect is not weak at all (it is natural because the notification is also so).

In the "Permission" Deck, I think it can play an active role as the third and subsequent 《Solemn Strike》.
As for the hand cost, I think it's a good idea to beat it with 《Guiding Ariadne》.

A Counter Trap that negates monster effects with one card in your hand as a cost.
Ariadne eliminates the cost.

One card in your hand is heavy, but it's not weak because it crushes the monster that activates its effect regardless of where it's activated.
Although there is a difference between the LP cost and the hand cost, the former is basically stronger, so I don't have much of a position right now.
If the notice becomes a restriction, there may be room for consideration as a second card or later, but will 《Recall》, whose hand cost has changed to 1 draw, become a rival?

There is a hand cost, but in an environment where Effect Monsters are rampant, the usefulness of this card is immeasurable. Another point is that unlike Effect Veiler , you can remove the opponent's monsters.

One piece that sticks to the environment.

A Counter Trap card that negates the effects of Effect Monsters.
Monsters with brutal effects are increasing, and this card is a very good card that can stop them.
If it's a deck that wants to make effective use of the hand cost, it's possible to consider using it.

A powerful trap that negates the effects of Effect Monsters. Year by year, it tends to rely on Effect Monsters for deployment power, etc., so it has excellent surprise attack and obstruction power. Veiler may be easier to handle, but this card excels in that it has a wide range of coverage and is also strong against cards like Stada. Cards that should be used in the Permissions Deck.

strong

These days, people tend to rely on monster effects, so I wouldn't say this card is weak.
The number of monsters with powerful removal resistance that can only be dealt with counters is increasing, and it is really strong to have the power to break the opponent's development.
Of course, it's a performance that doesn't matter what deck it is, but if it's a deck where the hand cost isn't an issue, then by all means, use it.

Powerful because it negates all effects. The place called Counter Trap is also powerful.

It seems that Mr. Canon who does nothing but one kill needs punishment.
One of the basic Counter Trap that stops monster effects by discarding your hand.
Many of the monster effects are more heinous than Spell Trap, and there are plenty of opportunities to activate them. Compared to the Sambre series, which is the same 2:1 exchange, it is not free and you cannot choose the target, but on the other hand, it has the advantage of stopping the effect, which is like a rampaging horse.
However, due to the appearance of the extremely versatile rival "Solemn Strike", the position became quite difficult. That one can be activated at LP cost, and also has a negate effect on Special Summon.
This can be done at no cost by involving Ariadne, but...

In the past, it could have caused an accident, but now, the opportunity to activate it almost always comes.
His deck, which emphasizes hand cost, can be put in without any problems.

It's a slightly twisted way of thinking, but he's also a candidate for adoption in his deck with cards that he wants to send to his GY.
In the recent environment, it is extremely easy to use without even feeling the impression of being dependent on the other party.

Many monsters that activate the current environment effect appear.
There is also an opportunity to activate it, so you can expect it to play an active role.

Despite the cost, this one can stop many of his decks.
Many decks at the top are centered around Effect Monsters, and counters against them are excellent.

There are as many targets as you can hit, and it can be activated even during the damage step... but the cost of one card in your hand...