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Big Burn →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Normal Trap	-	-	-	-	-
You can only activate this card when your opponent activates a card that targets a monster in the Graveyard. Remove from play all monsters in both players' Graveyards.
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Average Rating Score		4.4(18)

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"Big Burn" card reviews and rating scores

4.4(18)

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		11%	（2）
		38%	（7）
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		11%	（2）

ブルーバード
2023/03/10 11:05

An answer card to 《Called by the Grave》. While avoiding the target monster from the grave, if you're lucky, you can eradicate her opponent's GY.
In this day and age, it's not uncommon for him to target GY, and if it hits, the damage is considerable.
An interesting card with a lot of potential.

Good ( 3 )

みめっと
2021/08/23 3:21

GY Meta Trap is characterized by a card name that seems to have been created and named with a torrent funeral in mind.
The effect is strong, but the activation conditions are austere.
Even if you consider both the amount of loss you inflict on certain opponents in certain situations by burning everything up, and the synergy with the cards you use, I can't deny the feeling that the low stability is out of proportion. I would have to call it a card.

Good

ねこーら
2021/08/23 1:36

Comprehensive evaluation: The activation conditions are strict, and it is difficult to prioritize as a GY meta.
The opponent needs to target his GY card, and there is a possibility that it cannot be used in the scene where you want to activate it.
For example, after fertilizing GY with That Grass Looks Greener, when Infernoid is deployed, he excludes GY monsters instead of targeting them.
With the GY meta and 《Ruddy Rose Dragon》appearing in combos with exclusions, our superiority has greatly decreased.

Good ( 1 )

くたばらないで榊遊矢
2020/03/04 11:28

A GY meta that can be used in the middle to the latter half. If this card itself is removed, it will be useless, but if you use this card against the activation of your opponent's salvage, you will give your opponent a big blow. It's a card that comes in handy when you need it.

Good ( 1 )

シエスタ
2019/03/18 8:50

Excluding all GY monsters has a big impact.
However, the activation conditions are limited, and the large number of holes is a big bottleneck. No matter how effective an opponent appears, it's meaningless if it can't be activated at a critical moment.
Also, in the current environment, where the game is so fast that it can be settled in just a few turns, unless the opponent is an extreme opponent who uses lawn mowing, even this long-awaited removal number can be a little useless.
In addition to this trigger, it affects each other, so you can choose which deck and opponent you can use. Even in the GY meta, I feel that priority is pretty tough.

Good ( 2 )

プンプン丸
2019/03/18 8:12

A card whose effects aren't weak, but I can't find a use for it.
If you want the amount of exclusion, he can use "Macro Cosmos" or "Dimensional Fissure" that can prevent the effect when he falls to GY, and if you want to remove it with pinpoint accuracy, use "DD Crow" or "Disappear". It is better.
I can't see anything that can only be done with this card.

Good

ルイ
2019/03/17 20:10

The effect itself is harsh as much as it depends on the other party, that's all.
I think it's a typical card that won't be used if you want stability.
Being dependent on the other party means that it doesn't meet the activation conditions and can easily be removed by a face-down removal, but for the time being, it's useful as a bluff...is it?
《Soul Release》, which can only be used during your turn but allows you to remove 5 cards, and D.D. Crow, which can be used during your opponent's turn but only 1, is still more useful.
It is certainly attractive to inflict great damage, and the return is large, but the truth is that I wanted only his opponent's GY to be able to do it.
If I were you, I wouldn't hire you in the first place.

Good

ミシガン州知事
2016/06/01 13:55

Literally, a card that removes his friend's GY monsters in the name of cremation.
It's all excluded, so when it's decided (especially against opponents who rely on his GY), it's probably tremendous, but "it can't be activated unless the opponent uses a card that targets his GY"
The neck is that the activation conditions are strict.

Good

ヒコモン
2016/06/01 12:54

It's a card that knocks out each other's GY's ad, but the activation condition is when the opponent activates a card that targets his GY monster, so it's hard to leave it to the opponent. Unfortunately, his deck doesn't use GY, and there are many cards that activate GY, so it's a pity that it's difficult to activate.

Good ( 2 )

ファイア野郎
2015/11/06 20:41

A card that burns GY monsters.
Overall exclusion is excellent as his meta to GY,
because you will suffer damage
The drawback is that he doesn't use GY at all, so he can't be hired unless it's Deck.
The activation conditions are also very difficult, and it has to be a card that only targets GY.
It cannot be activated, so be careful.

Good ( 1 )

otsk
2014/12/01 1:23

Activation timing is limited, but strong if possible
Looks good with Ritual Beast
Now that I have Norden and I often have cards targeting GY, I feel like I can use them.

Good

hio
2014/11/11 23:32

His GY exclusion card with a very exciting effect.
It is also possible to destroy the opponent's strategy if you shoot in the middle stage where GY has become fertile.
It's true that the triggers are a little perishable, but the situation where GY is fat is also the situation where it is easy to use resurrection cards, so it works well.
Even so, it is a card that is not easily adopted due to the risk of blowing up his own GY and the existence of similar cards that are easy to handle such as DD Crow and 《Soul Release》.

Good

ナル参照
2013/08/08 19:56

A card of the strongest class in the GY meta that is known to those in the know.
It's a strict condition that only responds to resurrection cards, but I'm happy to be able to completely burn out his opponent's GY. The advantage of this card is that the later it is, the more influence it has.
The problem is that it also excludes his own GY and is too powerless to revive himself (Dark World type). In that respect, he is still inferior to Crow. Also, it's pretty close to a one-shot, and recently XYZ has been able to use exclusions, so...
I don't think it's too bad...

Good ( 1 )

サンダー・ボルト
2013/07/15 22:07

Once decided, the effect is tremendous, but the activation conditions are somewhat difficult. My boyfriend's GY is also blown away, so it's difficult not only for the opponent but also for myself. Even if you can take advantage of exclusion, 《Macro Cosmos》and 《Dimensional Fissure》are more stable and can take advantage of exclusion, so it's a bit of a delicate position.

Good

おしる子
2013/07/04 21:13

You choose the activation timing, but the effect is tremendous.
The activation conditions and effects are matched, and when the activation is successful, a 1:1 exchange is guaranteed.
Being a Normal Trap, reducing most of his GY advantage to 0, and having to start over from the beginning to feed GY after activation, this card's surprise attack is unparalleled. .

Good ( 1 )

とき
2011/04/02 22:18

Yakitori.
Completely losing the opponent's GY's ad itself is strong. very strong.
However, his own GY is also completely wiped out, so it's a pain that I can't use it in his deck, which depends a little on GY.
Most of the time he doesn't use GY he doesn't often use Deck. This clumsiness is regrettable only for a very attractive effect.

Good

スクラップトリトドン
2011/03/12 21:37

A card that can be a GY meta alongside 《Hero's Rule 2》.
However, in this case, even if you give a big blow to the libido and fishing system, you will blow away your own GY, so be careful.
In that sense, I think 《Hero's Rule 2》, which is strong against DD Crow, would be better.

Good

meno
2010/08/28 17:50