Pole Position →Used Deck

Sagrada Familia in Yu-Gi-Oh's Arbitration.
A problem child who causes an infinite loop in effect processing from a little thing. For example, let's assume a situation where 《Dark Magician》and 《Pole Position》equipped with 《Axe of Despair》exist on your field. At this time, the black magician has the highest ATK, so the effect of Axe of Despair is cut off by the effect of Pole Position . Let's say Blue-Eyes White Dragon is summoned onto the opponent's field. Blue-Eyed becomes the monster with the highest ATK on the field, and the effect of 《Pole Position》is applied to Blue-Eyed. Then, Black Magician's Axe of Despair effect is revived, and Bramaghi becomes the monster with the highest ATK and the effect of Pole Position is applied...and after that, it goes into an infinite loop.
This endless loop would not have happened unless the opponent summoned his Blue-Eyed. He comes to the conclusion that he cannot summon Blue-Eyed in this situation, as actions that cause meaningless infinite loops are prohibited in Yu-Gi-Oh. 《Pole Position》Rock took advantage of this. It's a trick that can't be done unless you have a deep knowledge of the rules, and if you make a mistake, you'll be judged killed, so it can be said that Deck is the most difficult deck in Yu-Gi-Oh.
Fighting over holes in the rules is very Yu-Gi-Oh and romantic, but if you actually do it, the judges will go insane and you'll be banned from the shop, so it's better not to do it.

One of the four cards that were banned from the game itself in previous games.
The other three are 《✪ Shuttleroid》, 《Secret Pass to the Treasures》, and 《Spirit Elimination》, but this is the card that has the most problems.
After all, it is not unreasonable to say that the ruling regarding the change of monsters that can be easily assumed to have effects has not been finalized.
Anyway, cards that can stop the opponent's spell cards from her are great and I love them, but cards that give monsters resistance to her spell cards aren't that great, and there's actually not much demand for them.

Yu-Gi-Oh's biggest problem child, I don't understand the meaning!
No matter how you look at it, Konami abandoned the explanation on the official page, saying, "There is no Q&A related to this card." I don't know how you feel, but don't say it.
The only salvation is to say that this card is absolutely not at the actual battle level.
No matter what kind of problem you have, you shouldn't use it.
May I? "This card does not exist."
It doesn't exist, so no problem. nice?

Comprehensive evaluation: Since resistance can only be given to spell cards, is it mainly removed when leaving the field?
Gives the monster with the highest ATK his spell resistance, and cards like Forbidden Droplet can be negated.
However, it is often removed by monster effects, so it is difficult to rely on it as a resistance grant.
It would be good to actively remove this card and destroy the opponent's monsters.
It is possible to change his ATK with a free chain card to protect him, but it tends to be a combo mainly.
With Equip Spell, he was able to create a lock that would not cause ATK fluctuations, but now it is decided by mutual consultation, and it seems that it is impossible to use it.
So what kind of arrangement should I make...

I'm begging you, please die
Don't let someone like you come even born
If you exist, he's out of his mind
While adding her spell resistance to the monster with the highest ATK, it also gives a weak point that will be removed at once when removed.
However, by combining cards that raise and lower ATK, you can easily cause infinite loops.
Due to the rules that prohibit meaningless infinite loops, you can create a meaningless lock situation by combining it with other cards.
[Pole Position] was created with that in mind.
In addition, overseas rulings seem to be ``If an infinite loop occurs, destroy this card''.
If this is applied, [Pole Position] Deck will die, but I don't think there are many people who use it as their best buddy Deck...

Existence like a card with a saying.
A ruthlessly confusing card that causes an infinite loop.
If you want to use it, you need a deep knowledge of the card.
Moreover, it is one of the existences where there are too many rulings that cannot be judged even officially.

At first glance, this card seems like a simple effect, but it actually has terrifyingly annoying rulings and problems. For details, please see the Yu-Gi-Oh wiki and homepage. The troublesomeness is abnormal.

Overseas, measures are taken to destroy if an infinite loop occurs
Cards that are difficult to understand not only for beginners but also for the entire YP

A great card in many ways. The ruling is outrageous, so if you don't know it, it's good to check it out...

The effect is interesting, but...
The card that created the concept of Polposi Rock. I feel like the word "original" will solve most of the problems, but what do you think?

What is it! this is! What should I do! If there are people who want to know more about Yu-Gi-Oh, I'd like to explain a little. Aside from the practicality of his Deck for this purpose, I think it would be interesting if it was only to the point of confounding the opponent.

A handy infinite loop maker for bugs in the Yu-Gi-Oh world.
This game is often said to be made without test play, but this card alone has a flaw that makes me think that it is not test play at all.
If you think about it for a while, it's easy to understand if there is a problem with Equip Spell...
He is interesting as a card that only adds spell resistance, but it takes courage to use it normally because it is full of bugs.

I want to prevent monsters with high ATK from being easily removed by his spell! In a sense, it's probably a card that was born purely from the idea of wanting to protect strong monsters...
Because the conditions are too loose like a flawed program written too easily, if you add a little bit of another card, an infinite loop will occur, and you can't summon, you can't attack the back Defense Position, etc. It's like a game full of bugs. to get stuck.

The worst card that kills the judge when used.
I don't think it would be possible to solve the problem by issuing a ruling that ignores ATK changes, but is Konmai neglecting the existence of this card?

The loops and arbitrage are flawed, but the effect itself is a very interesting card. Yu-Gi-Oh is a game where "remove and hit" is the theory, so the effect of "destroying monsters on the field at the timing of being removed" can be a very good counterattack.
For example, you can destroy them by activating them in a chain with the effect activation of Damned or Judgment, or you can get an unexpected counterattack against actions such as wiping them out with a great storm.
And if it can make you think (that might be 《Pole Position》...), it's a hidden ability that makes you hesitate to remove it.
It can also be transformed into an untargeted removal card by actively destroying it. Combined with Emergency Food and Cyclone, the performance is somewhere between Sambre and Universal Landmines.
Even if you are attacking, you can protect your main monster when it is about to be destroyed by a crack in the ground.
Of course, there is a risk if this card is destroyed afterwards, but you can delay it. There aren't many cards that can protect your main monster from his spell at no cost.

He has enough control power to make a special deck, but since that control power is side by side with arbitration, his deck is so complicated that it can't be used in tournaments.

If you have time to confuse the ruling, I think you should just errata it and add the word "original" before "ATK". I mean, wouldn't it have been resolved if I said "his original ATK" in the ruling?

Well, how about one for magic countermeasures?
Yeah, I think it's okay that spells don't work in this day and age♪

THE・Under adjustment.
The outline of [Pole Position] is
An infinite loop will occur when you attach an ax → An intentional infinite loop must not occur in Yu-Gi-Oh → The monster that caused it can no longer be summoned!
That's what it feels like. To put it plainly
[At least 1 other monster B and 1 ax-equipped monster A (Attack: normal A < normal B < ax A)] 1. Ax A has the highest ATK, so it is not affected by spells (= Ax effect negates) 2) At this time, ATK becomes normal A < normal B, so the effect of "not receiving spell effects" changes to B 3) Normal A is affected by spell effects, and the ax effect RBI up ④At this time, ATK is normally B < Ax A, return to ①
In order to prevent this action from occurring, monsters must not be sent out or fire power up actions cannot be performed → A state in which monsters cannot be summoned!
That's what I mean. The wiki says the same thing.
……Who thought of this
By the way, it seems that there was a possibility that the set card could be a toy magician so it could not be broken. The combo with Wanfu is an impregnable wall.

The final effect is awesome. Speaking of expensive, the opponent's card is bumpy
I can do it (^○^)

Walking loop mass production equipment. A piece that has a reputation for not being included in the game.
In addition to Porpozi Rock, it's also convenient to be able to simply raise a strong card to Horus Level 6.
A card that can be used in a variety of ways, such as removing spells and lunar book enecon.
So please do something about the ruling as soon as possible...

Until the ruling is decided, it will be unusable in the game.
Just by equipping your 1600-1800 monsters with 《Axe of Despair》,
There is also a lock deck that uses this because it does not allow any summoning of 2800 monsters to prevent infinite loops.
However, since the arbitration is quite dull, it is disliked in many ways when used in free and tournaments.

Even if he doesn't take targets, his spells won't work, so it's strong if you get hooked on it.
However, it is a low evaluation that the arbitration is troublesome.