Smashing Ground →Used Deck

Single-target removal that can only be used during your turn is weak as expected
In the era when monster removal was valuable, it was so active that it became a restricted card, but now his deck can use removal as a matter of course, so it is unnecessary.
It doesn't target, but that's why he can't choose which targets to remove and he can't remove Link Monsters either.
Currently, upward compatible Sambol is unlimited, but even in the days when Braho was a restriction, it was not used much.

Targetless 1:1 exchanges used to be strong.
Nowadays, there is a lot of destruction resistance, and due to the big miscalculation that upward compatible Sambol is unlimited, we are in a tough position. It's not that I'm particularly weak, but...

A card that has gained a certain amount of popularity as his spell card that only removes monsters.
Whether or not you can get rid of the monster you have in mind depends on the activation timing and the situation of the field, but you can easily unconditionally destroy a single target that does not involve your own monsters at no cost.
At the time, it was treated as a boring card that mercilessly sank the large monsters that were created through hard work to the bottom of the earth with just one card. Isn't it a word that everyone has heard before?
But now, can you put a Normal Spell in the main that only has the ability to remove monsters, including Braho and Sambol! With that kind of feeling, along with the decline of his spell cards, there was a big change in the situation of monsters that became difficult to process once they were put into play.
Monster effects, monsters that seal SS, and 《The Last Warrior from Another Planet》are good examples of this. It seems unlikely that this card, which has enough power to penetrate target resistance, will be revived in the future.

It's a sad piece that the value of adopting has gradually decreased due to the increase in the type of ace that has both his high ATK and cheat effect by throwing away Link Monster and defense power.
Since it does not target, it is easy to use against targets such as Diabolos, and it is easy to use.
I wonder if it will still wield the violence of its heyday if it is adopted for something like a relative regulation that prohibits links.

The great senior who served as the representative of the removal tag along with the earth crack, the earth crusher, the earth crusher.
A living textbook in Yu-Gi-Oh, often used to explain targetless.
It was originally highly rated as a no-cost removal, but its performance after teaming up with Gadget was spectacular.
It is not an exaggeration to say that this is a piece that put an end to the idea of big guns, as it was often used by Meta Beats who weren't actively looking for an advantage.
I don't know if this card exists or not, but since the appearance of Groundbreaker, the performance of ace monsters has steadily increased, and it is an advanced level monster that can finish a job before being removed by this card, including Damned. When the advanced level begins to appear, the shadow begins to appear in the activity.
After the introduction of Synchro, he was completely out of breath during the Goyouburu era, and when he entered the Black Rose Buppa Higher Class, his name fell to the point where he was not even a candidate for employment.
Since it is a destruction that does not target, it has barely remained in the environment, but it is finally stopped by the appearance of Link Monster, which is completely untargeted.
The score must be underestimated by the current standards, but it is surprising that it has kept up with inflation for more than a decade, armed with versatility due to its simple effect and text that worked favorably in the subject rules.

Overall evaluation: Priority is given to cards that can be destroyed multiple times.
Link Monster has become inferior to 《Fissure》in that it cannot be removed.
Although it has become more common to come out with something other than Link Monster, it's still a pain deal.
In addition, the number of cards with resistance to destruction has increased, and in an environment where cards that can be destroyed multiple times tend to be prioritized, it is difficult to prioritize them.

I wouldn't say it's weak, but now that I can use things like Sambol and Lightning Storm, I don't think I should prioritize it. Don't let Link destroy any card you like.

Non-targeted removal spells that used to be strong
It used to be treated like an upward compatibility with the ground crack, but since it doesn't work against Link Monsters, the positions have been reversed.
I think it's a card that can be used until about the 8th term if you do your best.
Even Thunderbolt is not used in modern times, so there is no reason to use it.

A card that used to be strong and is no longer seen.

It was a card that could easily take out monsters with high defense power... but with the appearance of Link Monsters with no defense power, it suddenly became a headwind. What's more, recently he's been in an environment centered on Link Monsters... It may be one of the victims whose adoption rate has suddenly decreased with the appearance of the new master rule.

Fairly good for untargeted destruction
Large monsters are easier to defeat than cracks in the ground
However, it still lacks stability, and above all, it hurts that he is powerless against Link Monsters
This score is because the evaluation is too high

A card that you want to bite while saying "Shut up!" or "Shut up!"
He is famous for the phrase "Hai-Hai Ji-Kudashi-ji Katsu-kashiki".
It doesn't necessarily deal with the cards you want to destroy, but back in the day, Sambol and Braho were banned, so it was a very useful removal spell, and it was also restricted along with its counterpart, Rift.
However, as time progresses, the environment speeds up, and there are many cases where normal spell removal can't keep up.
To the extent that the above-mentioned upper-compatible Sambol and Braho are deregulated, they no longer have a high priority, and even Link, which has no defense at all, appears and is in a worse position than the lower version of the crack. dispose of.
It's not that it's useless, but since there are many more useful cards out there, it's safe to say that it has lost its position.

yes yes earth crushing earth crushing
Link Monster is a natural enemy

《Fist of Fate》can destroy even an obelisk. It was once a restricted card because it meant untargeted destruction. However, it was a long time ago when it was a competent 1: 1 exchange. In a place that has long since fallen out of use, the indestructible Link Monster has appeared. It is unlikely that he will be adopted as a main player in the future.

Hihi ground breaking ground breaking ground
Recently, I haven't seen it at all, but it's an easy-to-use removal that doesn't target, and it's fast-acting, so I think it's good enough to remove subdued monsters.
However, is it difficult that black holes have become standard?

Eat!! A punch that doesn't target!
A card that is often seen in storage, which is famous for general-purpose monster removal, because it was temporarily restricted.
It's strong that it won't be taken as a target and one body will almost certainly be buried...
Compared to fissures in the ground, it's easier to target (not sure), so it boasted a tremendous adoption rate for a while, but now it's almost gone.
Even considering the slowness of traps, it will be difficult to come back in this era where escape devices and abysses are prioritized.
It's not flashy, but the specs are still enough because it works right away.
If you get lost in the rest of the Deck, putting this card in will surely help.

Like Earth Rift, it eliminates monsters at no cost and without targeting.
The target can remove monsters with the highest defense power and high defense monsters that are more troublesome than cracks in the ground.

Gosh...
The ease of use is outstanding, so if you have a frame, I'd like to put it in.

good card
Basic monsters are more efficient to remove with monsters

It's not flashy, but it does the job steadily.
It's plain, but it's a pretty big strength that it doesn't target things that have increased destruction resistance.
Please use it as a braho after the second one as a countermeasure against troublesome monsters such as Dark Row.

It's a classic example of "a card with a simple effect is strong", and even if you consider that non-targeted destruction isn't weak and more and more people have resistance to destruction, it still works well.
These days, there isn't enough space to put this card in, so it's not often used, but if you do, you'll definitely be able to play an active role.

Not only does it remove troublesome monsters such as Lily Sir Clausolus and Wyrm, but it also has almost no ad loss.
A card that has been around for a long time, but he is still very reliable in the deck.

It's a card that's been left behind by the times, but its untargeted one-on-one removal is kind of strong.
If you say that you can bury an obelisk with one card, it feels like a very strong card.

A generic removal spell card.
A very good single removal spell. Considering that there was a time when this card was restricted, you can see the excellence of this card.
The only drawback is that sometimes you can't destroy monsters that you want to destroy, such as high RBI but biased status such as low DEF, because it refers to high DEF.

The highest peak as a single removal that can be used immediately after drawing.
Also, like the crack in the ground, it is a removal that doesn't target.
"Don't underestimate the power of a former restricted card." However, monsters that are strong against destruction are increasing, so I can't be overconfident either.

Simple is best.
Contrary to 《Fissure》, it refers to defensive strength. Surprisingly, it's easier to destroy what you're aiming for than cracks in the ground. "Not taking a target" is also an important factor.

It's nice to be able to destroy monsters that are resistant to his single-target spells, even though you can't target the monsters you want to destroy for sure.
Strong monsters often have high defense power, so in most cases, I think it's good to be able to destroy strong monsters in many cases.

Removal Of the Normal Spell cards, simply the strongest, second only to Black Hole.
Recently, traps that stop the opponent's deployment tend to be considered more important, but the effect itself is still excellent.

A versatile removal spell card. It is also a strength that it is difficult to avoid because it does not target. However, it can be evaded by cards like Metal Reflect Slime, which has high defensive power, and it may not always be possible to remove the target card, but it is a very powerful card.

yes yes earth crushing earth crushing

A simple removal card that is easy to handle along with cracks in the ground.
Unlike over there, the advantage is that it is easy to target the monsters you want to destroy.
Even so, it has low defense to begin with and can be evaded by chains, but it is still an excellent single-target removal card.

It's too plain and too simple to be used in his top-class Deck, but its effect is still powerful. Normally, the stronger the monster, the higher the defense power, so it is possible to aim at the opponent's main force rather than the cracks in the ground. As good as Rift is, this card is a one-shot, untargeted removal. Isn't it okay to hire people who are having trouble with the Pleiades?

Mr. MARU “Limited cards. It's a different story if it's the lowest defense, but this effect is very attractive. ”

A simple removal card that doesn't target.
The adoption rate, of course, has not declined even today.
Basically, it targets high-level monsters, so it can be said that it is more powerful than a crack in the ground.
An excellent, easy-to-use card that doesn't rot, is stable, and can be used in any deck.

ex-restricted card.
It has an excellent removal effect, and it is powerful to be able to destroy symmetric selection resistant monsters.
Cards with high defense are very good because there are cards such as Traviata and 《Judgment Dragon》that are troublesome and even the Book of Moons can't break through.

Finally he's reprinted his Strak in Nengan!
It is no exaggeration to say that it is the strongest single removal spell. It's an effect that doesn't target, and it's a reliable card that often drops the best trump card.
Depending on the opponent's cards, it may be dodged, but there aren't many opportunities to do so.
A deadly workman who can destroy any monster with a crusade. However, in recent years, there are many cards with effect destruction resistance, so be careful.
Also, in recent years, due to the increase in deployment power and the inflation of monster power, this kind of 1: 1 exchange is an area where his Trap is good. Because it is a Normal Spell, it is slow because it can only be used on your own turn...

Along with cracks, it is famous as a general-purpose removal card that does not target.
Unlike cracks in the ground, even if tokens such as Sukego are deployed, in most cases it is possible to take the card you want to aim for.
However, recent trump-class cards often have low defense, so there are cases where a monster with high defense appears when a chain is activated.
The number of reprints was less than that of Jikaire, but it became possible to obtain easily for 1000 yen by reprinting Struc.

One of the few cards in the Caspak that does "First of all, this is it!"
Strengthen your Deck! First of all, this!

An iron fist that can crush even the King of Fangs. Normally, I wouldn't be able to endure it, but recently there are more and more bastards who can endure it. But strong.

It can be evaluated in terms of removal without targeting. Destruction and only one, but...
And if this destruction was an exclusion, it would be a hell of a removal...

I miss the time when I first thought I mistyped "highest" as "lowest".