Xing Zhen Hu →Used Deck

A Trap card that OCGs the key items that appeared in episodes unrelated to Duel Monsters in the original Yu-Gi-Oh.
It is activated by specifying two Spell Trap cards that have been set, and has the effect of rendering harmless in the form that the specified cards cannot be activated as long as this card exists face-up on the field.
However, since it allows chain activation, it is ineffective against many of Flice's Quick-Play Spells and Trap cards, so cards that force you to set cards that cannot be activated with Flice, such as Anti-Spell Fragrance Recommended to be used in combination with
It works well with decks that use cards that you want to keep in the opponent's Spell Trap card zone while not allowing your opponent to use the set card, and it is a card that is highly relevant to the original work and is highly practical. I have the impression that there were a lot of duelists who used it regularly because of that.
Later, in exchange for reducing the number of targets to 1, a card called Xing Zhen Hu Replica was also introduced that made use of this card's reflection by adding a Chain Rose effect.
If you can use the privilege of the original work, I'd like to see a card with the effect specified for the "Shinshitsubo" card.

I thought it was possible to seal it, but it escaped because there was no chain. 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》makes him face down, and 《Red Reboot》makes it impossible to chain.
In the original, it was one of the dark games. And a problematic episode that only those in the know know even in the early Yu-Gi-Oh, which is known for the king being a devil. The story progresses in the form of a human whose body has been taken over by the darkness lurking inside the Shinshitsubo and challenges the king to a duel, but the defeated opponent's soul is finally sealed in the Shinshitsutsutsubo, and after three months his soul is released. It followed the tragic end of being digested. What's more, it's not the Just Desserts that Ushio and Kaiba used, but just a pot that happened to be at home.
The main personality was rescued in the Toei version, probably because I thought it was dangerous.

Comprehensive evaluation: If a set is forced with 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》etc., binding force is high.
Since 《Jester Lord》refers to the number of Spell/Trap cards, restraining them with a set takes precedence over destroying them.
Also, with 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》, he will also set a spell card, so there are more opportunities to activate it, and by filling the spell/trap zone, you can reduce the number of cards that can be used together and increase your influence.
Some of her Spell/Trap cards have effects even when destroyed, so sometimes it's better to leave them set than just destroy them.
However, if this card itself is destroyed, it will become activatable, and in anticipation of that happening, destroying it is better.
I also want a card that protects from destruction, Yona.

《Heavy Storm Duster》「Sorry (^w^)」

It does not remove, but it can contain two set cards at the same time at no cost.
If you shoot it in the end phase, you can disable 2 cards unless they are removed.
It's a fairly powerful card, but it's very painful to see Heavy Storm Duster, which can be used in a similar way with a trap card and destroys it.

It sometimes works great in decks where the number of cards on the opponent's field matters.
It goes well with 《Spatial Collapse》and Jester Lord.
Even if you use it normally, if it's about 2 sheets, I think it's fine to set them together.
It is effective if you aim for that end phase.

Unlike Replica, it has the disadvantage of being chain-activated, but hopefully you can destroy two of his Spell/Trap Zones, so if your goal is to destroy space, it's quite useful. It would be nice to combine with 《Spatial Collapse》.

Can't get ads on its own, but annoying when used

A card that seals set Spell/Trap cards.
It doesn't directly lead to an advantage and can be avoided by activating it in a chain, but it's still a troublesome card to use.
It works well with 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》, which forces you to set a spell card, and even seals a spell card.

The ability to seal the opponent's cards.
It's practically equivalent to destroying two cards, but if this card is destroyed, it will be revived, so don't overestimate it.
It would be annoying if it was sealed with this card after forcing a set.

A sad card to use.

A card that would be annoying if used at the end.
Although it wasn't as cancerous as before, the disappearance of the hurricane made it better from a customary point of view...
Unlike replicas, you can escape by activating a chain, so be careful.

Hurray if you let the other party destroy it after you've messed it up.
However, it is not a card that can take advantage, and if there is a card that can be used as a cost when this card on the field is no longer used, it is a candidate for adoption.
Cards like Nobleman of Extermination that only destroy "sets" might also work well.
As an aside, I have Cursed Fig as a rival, but since the timing is different, I don't think I need to think about living separately.

Rather than dealing with Spell/Trap cards, it is a card that focuses on "locking down".
Cosmo Rock is the same, but in recent years, the "card position" is one of the ways to enhance the strategic nature of the game, and with this card he can block Spell / Trap cards and dare to keep them on the field. I think it's not a bad strategy.