Deck Devastation Virus →Used Deck

A card with an abnormally high ability to reap the enemy's initial movements.
In Yu-Gi-Oh in recent years, there are a lot of his decks that start from low-status low-class monsters, and such decks are stuck at the level of one-hit-throw. Also, since it can knock out most hand triggers, it is also powerful in that it makes it easier for us to pass through.
In particular, he boasts outstanding compatibility with his Broken Theme Spright, which continues to spread a huge amount of evil since its appearance, as if you can shoot it at the right timing, you can definitely stop the movement for one turn.
In addition, since it is a Normal Trap that requires release of ATK 2000 or more, it is extremely compatible with the Labrynth Deck. It boasts a pretty wonderful engagement, such as being able to activate without ad loss.
However, it is not possible to hit all decks with an effect target of 1500 or less, and hand destruction other than immediately after activation is only activated when drawing, so even if the opponent is a deck that is originally compatible with Spright, etc. It often happens that the lower rank is secured and it is messed up.
Also, "Spright Starter" is a natural enemy, and if "Spright Starter" remains in the opponent's hand during the turn in which the effect of "Spright Blue" has not yet been activated, "Spright Blue" can be recruited from there and removed from the search effect. That insane and abnormal deployment power of his Spright begins.
This card alone has the power to end the game if the timing is well-aimed, but the timing is more difficult than it looks, and there are many situations where you need to cover with other cards. "Technical strongest card" is good, isn't it? I can be cool
That said, you can reduce the opponent's initial move to the level of a single Spright Starter card, so you can do your best with the rest of the interference that's waiting behind you, and if you're willing to die while vomiting blood and resentment, you'll be fine. deaf. If there is no obstruction behind it, put your hand on his deck immediately to prevent further destruction of your dignity and Yu-Gi-Oh love. WOW Japanese "HARAKIRI"!

In the olden days, it was a good card for death decks, but in modern times, it's a reversal card. It sticks to the first move card with low ATK and hand triggers other than Nibiru. Some decks are strong enough to concede if you shoot them.
Why didn't you reprint it on Dark World's Strak R... ← Sorry for mistaking it for Darkness Deck

The ultimate weapon against Spright. Grapha and Virus Swordsman are the mediums.

It's a fun trap card that doesn't have a lot of versatility, triggers the hand when activated, kills low-ranks, checks your hand for 3 turns, and kills low-ranks as you go.
Since it's dark with ATK 2000 or more, it's difficult to activate, and it requires a certain amount of construction, but modern Yu-Gi-Oh has a lot of low ATK at the lower ranks, so it's very fun once it's decided.
You are in the perfect position at all times.
If you're looking for fun, it's definitely worth it.

One of the heinous virus cards that blows up most of the deployed personnel, which is the material for hand triggers and Special Summons.
Unlike the Death Deck, the DARK monsters required for release have ATK 2000 or more, so at the time it was an issue to secure the release before whether it would be an effective hit, but now even low-level monsters can be used with their original ATK or their own effects. Monsters with 2000 or more are not uncommon, and monsters with self-SS effects and EX monsters can be used as a base.
Still, it doesn't have the disadvantage of 0 damage like the Errata Death Deck, and it still kills for 3 turns after activation, so it's a type of Trap card that will inevitably cause an accident, but it can be activated from the 1st turn of the appropriate Deck opponent. If possible, it is a card that allows you to fully enjoy the fear of virus cards that can decide the game by itself.

Comprehensive evaluation: A virus that can drop hand triggers and the like.
An ATK of 1500 or less was an advantage in the old environment as it didn't hit 《Crush Card Virus》, but it wasn't a mainstay in the damage race because it was easy to get behind.
However, after the appearance of Synchro Summons, it changed completely and became used for mass deployment, etc. In the 10th season, monsters that act as link relays and hand triggers increased.
There are quite a few that are unaffected, but his deck has a lot of hand triggers, so if he can activate it, it will be very influential.
You can secure the release cost by releasing the opponent's monster with Lair of Darkness.
You can secure it with something you can get from the extra deck.

A companion card to 《Full Force Virus》. It's easy to activate because you can raise the cost as much as you want in Darkness Black World Dystopia and Bramage Deck. I just need to put out Rebellion dragons etc. in his other decks. It is very powerful because it can completely destroy hand triggers and deployment personnel, and it can also be peeped.

One of the virus cards, contrary to his deck of death (before errata), it demands a high RBI from the medium and removes a low RBI.
The cost is not as light as the Death Deck, and it is basically a high-hitting monster that controls the field, so it is not suitable for turning back.
However, against his Deck opponent who develops from low RBIs, if you hit this before deployment, it has the influence to decide the game.
I choose the environment, but I think it's a powerful card.

In the old days, his deck-destroying virus of death was the mainstream, but due to changes in the environment and the errata of the death deck, the trap card's position has been reversed. Monsters with low ATK are easy to search for and ready to summon, so you can destroy uprooted monsters by throwing them in a row. There is no problem if the release uses the monster in the extra. However, depending on the opponent, you may send salt, so you should carefully examine the opponent you shoot.

The reverse of the Death Deck, knocking down low-status monsters up to the ground.
Depending on the deck, he can be a fatal blow because he blows away low-status monsters for deployment and hand triggers at once.
It was a bottleneck that we had to prepare release personnel with his ATK of 2000 or more in DARK, but with the enhancement of extra monsters, the condition is not so difficult.

It's relatively easy to put out monsters with over 2000 ATK, and recent powerful cards often have low stats, so when it hits, it hits.
However, you can't be overconfident as it only deals with draws.

A virus card that releases his DARK with 2000 or more RBI, removes opponent monsters with 1500 or less RBI on the field and hand, confirms draws for 3 turns counting opponent's turns, and removes 1500 or less RBI.
His DARK with a cost of 2000 or more RBI is an advanced level such as Grapha, where his Special Summon is easy, lower grade such as Phantom Shell Dragon, which has an original RBI of 2000 or more or strengthened to 2000 or more, and an extra level. Easy to secure such as DARK.
The target RBI of 1500 or less has a wide range, such as his Gadget and injectors, which are lower-level main axis categories, many tuners, and hand triggers. In particular, it is very good at hitting Urara, Usagi, Sakura, and Honest, which are not targeted by other viruses and have a high adoption rate.

Unlike 《Crush Card Virus》, this is a virus that thoroughly torments monsters with low ATK.
In the medium, he has an ATK of 2000 or more. Have some monsters ready.
Since it annihilates monsters with ATK 1500 or less, not only Effect Veiler and Snow Rabbit, but also his low-level Tuner Monsters and monsters that serve as starting points can be annihilated.
However, in the main deck, it is difficult to stick to themes with high ATK (Infernoid, Qliphort, etc.), so is it more stable to wait and see from the side?
Using Hopeless, the Emperor of Despair, as a medium for the virus, he can annihilate anyone with an ATK of 1500 or less, while keeping the opponent from using his Utopia.It's a perfect virus for lightning countermeasures.

A card that basically sticks to his Deck, which is basically a low-ranking small fry, fighting with extras such as Onkyo Gadget and Dark Synchro.
It's a big drawback that you can only use Decks that you can put out, but there are a lot of media that can be pulled from Hopeless, Shark Fortress, Notung, and Extras, so I want to force myself to hit the opponent.

His ATK 1500 or less version of Crush Card Virus. With ATK 2000 or higher, he releases 1 DARK monster to destroy the field and Peeping Hands. His deck, which is centered around low ATK monsters, is very sticky. It is also effective against Veiler and 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》. Especially these days, by using Synchro and Xyz, it has become easier to prepare release targets for many Decks, making it possible to put them in various Decks. Even so, I feel sorry for ATK 1500 that is also caught in the death deck.

Strong at sinking most of his deck's foundations and hand triggers.
Being able to use Veiler, Orobu, attack-triggering faders, and quick scarecrows is great.
However, it is not compatible with decks that can activate GY such as The Phantom Knights, so avoid activating it.

If anything, I didn't have that much of an impression in the past when I used to hit a lot with power.
Recently, it is guaranteed that he will be stabbed in an environment where he can Synchro Xyz from monsters with low ATK.

When it's decided to be used, wow ~;; It's over ~;;
It's strong even if you use it, but many people may have been forced to drink boiled water.

1500 or less... In other words, the suppression of lower class monsters. Sometimes it's a starting point, sometimes it's a defense, and sometimes it's a lubricant. The cost of DARK can often be easily prepared. His high beat deck may be less effective, but it can be a versatile meta card.
yeah? Shardor? Qliphort? I don't know this child.
Superheavy Samurai ``...''

With his deck of 4 ecmains, you can use 《King of the Feral Imps》after using the effect as a medium, so you can procure materials for the next turn and attack your opponent.
Gage is instant death level

He has an ATK of 2000 or more, and when he hears that he is a DARK monster, it feels heavy, but there are many cards that can be used as a medium with one consumption, and it is surprisingly easy to hit.
Compared to the Death Deck, the slaughter range is the exact opposite, but it can be fatal to his Deck, which has a variety of small monsters such as Gadget and his Mermail.
Also, it's delicious to get annoying hand triggers and suffer from this guy across the board, and it's also excellent that if you hit it at the end, you can even kill a Friche type like extra G.
Depending on the environment in the future, it's a card that's more than likely to see its ratings skyrocket again.

Gadget & Jund Massacre Cards.
Wind-Up is also pretty sticky

Due to the rise of Synchro and Xyz, and the super-strengthening of theme decks, monsters with low ATK are relatively common in the current environment, so even just activating it has a considerable impact. It is also powerful that it has a peeping effect. Although the cost is somewhat difficult to meet, there are many Decks such as "Dark World" that are easy to secure Tribute, so it is easy to activate. Depending on the opponent, it may not have much effect, but it is an extremely powerful card.

A card that completely removes monsters with ATK 1500 or less.
Synchro materials used for Synchro Summoning are mostly monsters with low ATK, so dealing with them will deal a lot of damage to his Deck. Also works for Wind-Up and Inzektor.
However, as a cost, it hurts to lose an Attacker class monster, so I think it's a card that chooses the situation and activates, but with Dark World, you can easily handle it by releasing Grapha.

Excellent compatibility with Black Corn. Gadget and his Karakuri, mainly his deck with low ATK are all good.
It fits well on the side. Hand confirmation is also strong.

An absolute must-have for Dark World's Grapha and other effects.
For some reason I'm unlucky.
If you're lucky, you might get a kill...!
Is it the basic effect veiler that the opponent will draw if you actually use it in the tournament?

The cost is a little high, but recently there are many troublesome cards with 1500 or less, so it may be more useful than the banned one.
A good example is a tuner.
Dark World, Blackfeather, and Infernity are the easiest to raise costs.

In Dark World you can shoot at no cost thanks to Grapha
If it is low ATK, it will stab
I thought it would be nice to do it for Inzektor, but it didn't happen at all.

Hey, my Junk Doppel isn't breathing
With GY BF and Dark World, it's easy to prepare the cost, and it's strong because it doesn't hit often.

It's not as loose and versatile as Crush Card Virus, but depending on the opponent's Deck, this virus card can cause more damage. Above all, it is great that there is no weakening of errata.
In recent years, the lower ranks are only looking for deployment power, and his decks such as Synchro and Xyz are conspicuous in the finish, so it will be a strong anti-card against his decks of that kind.
Especially his Junk Doppel, which blows most monsters away. Even if it's not extreme to the bottom, his deck specializes in developing cards from low-level attackers, so once you get hit by it, it will be a disaster, so you always need to be on your guard.

It's easy to reduce the risk with a removal chain, and in the current environment, he has a lot of monsters with ATK of 1500 or less in his deck, so if there's a certain amount of darkness over 2000, it's worth putting it in. .

The restrictions on the cards to be released are quite heavy, but in the recent environment it is easy to stick.
Since the majority of monsters used as Synchro materials have low ATK, it is possible to destroy them with this single card.
Although it has less direct advantage than the death deck, which is easy to prepare for the cost and has high damage when hit,
Even so, even if you can confirm peeping and lying down, it is possible to make it rough.

I thought all remakes of banned cards were weak
No, strong, strong.
If you destroy the dark system monsters, you can get more than enough ad.