Compulsory Evacuation Device →Used Deck

The home of bounce cards and the pinnacle
It's a simple effect, but it's also a Yu-Gi-Oh card that can be complicated and bizarre.
Since it says to return it to the hand, it doesn't seem to work for EX cards that can't be put in the hand.
"EX cards return to EX" is an OCG rule, so you can hit it without problems.
Also, if you hit a token, it will be destroyed, and if you leave the field, it will be XX, etc. Cards with restrictions are XX.
For a while after its introduction, OCG was the main deck and it was a low beat era.
Just returning it to the hand is incomplete as a removal and will be less than 1:1.
It was nothing but a passive way to buy time
However, after the 6th season, when EX cards became mainstream, the evaluation changed completely.
Basic S and X are cards that can be used by consuming multiple monsters.
This is because it became possible to bring in exchanges of 1: 2 or more by hitting there
The nature of the trap card also boosts this, and it has gained a reputation as a first-class removal card among duelists.
There are many recorded examples in decks for beginners like starters, and even MDs are low rarity, so it is easy to collect, and it is a good card that can be used widely from beginners to experts.

It's strong that you can return EX Deck monsters without limit with one card, but it's difficult to deal with this one card if many are put out in one turn. I feel stronger than 《Infinite Impermanence》

A card with no cost and excellent as a Friche removal.
It can also be used on your own monsters, and can also be used to escape from targeted effects.
Trap Deck themes that are compatible with Trap cards, such as Amazement and Labrynth, have been increasing in recent years, and although they are old cards, they are good cards that can still be used.

In a nutshell, it's a card with a small turn. Main places of employment are around Metabeat and Trap Deck. In Yu-Gi-Oh, there is a jinx that short text is strong, but this card seems to be in a fairly strong category.
merit
・It's a bounce (return to hand) effect, not destruction or sending GY to him, so that kind of effect doesn't activate, and it can penetrate destruction resistance.
・If there are monsters on the field, he can be used in a free chain, so he is strong against Spell Trap removal.
・In addition to your opponent's monsters, the Timelord cards such as 《Kamion, the Timelord》and 《Metaion, the Timelord》have the effect of returning you to your Standby Phase. You can overtime the Timelord card that you tried to return to (you can reuse it)
・Compared to bounce cards such as 《Storming Mirror Force》and 《Ordeal of a Traveler》, the activation conditions are looser and easier to use. (Of course, 《Storming Mirror Force》and others also have their strengths).
・By using it on monsters with negate effect, you can force them to use negate effect.
Demerit
・It's strong if you return the opponent's large monsters and troublesome monsters, but it doesn't stick to his Spell Burn Deck that doesn't use them. (Most Decks use monsters, so they can do the bare minimum, and they may just be time-sucking cards.
・Since it is a free chain, it has versatility that can be used for any monster, but is it okay to use it here? Things like that often happen.
・ Trap cards generally have a slow activation. (The effect is strong for that amount.)
The brain juice when the large monster that the opponent put out as much as possible was returned to his deck in an instant was terrible.

Cards such as Exosister and Salamangreat are still at the forefront of the environment in Trap beat decks that are not good at combat.
Thanks to the fact that it has no special activation conditions, it is an extremely easy-to-use Trap card that is "highly ambush", "strong against Spell Trap removal", and "highly versatile as it can be used with any monster".
The number of monsters with target resistance has increased, but recently there has been a considerable increase in the number of extra monsters such as Tearlaments and Shaddoll that can be destroyed or GY sent to deploy and activate effects, so this card can be used as a countermeasure against those monsters. It can be said that the performance is close to the one and only.
It is cheap and easy to obtain, and it can be said that it is a very powerful piece not only in the environment but also in free. I see quite a few people who put their brains into the sub-deck.

Along with the book of the moon, this is a piece that vividly tells the changes in the Yu-Gi-Oh environment. He is affectionately known by the nickname Kyousuke.
When it was first printed, the evaluation was incomparably lower than it is now, and EX Decks only existed in fusion, and the effects of Special Summon monsters weren't limited to once per turn, so even if they bounced, they would still be worth it. There were almost no scenes that functioned effectively, such as returning during the turn.
It was 5Ds that overturned the evaluation. Originally, it was known that the monsters in the EX Deck would be guaranteed removal, but he was a full-fledged monster that would be finished if he landed. It took the name of the first removal card in an instant. The damage to the pearl is that it passes through the effect of Brynak, which I want to manage the most, but this is due to the priority rule at the time, and it is not a sadness that is limited to brute force. In fact, the fact that it worked as an effective removal against the later X monsters had a large impact on the priority rule change.
Now, the pressure of pre-emptive control is increasing, and the slowness of Trap is a fatal delay.

A card with extremely high versatility that will test the skill of the user.
In addition to interfering with the opponent's deployment and removing monsters, it can also be used to protect your own monsters. Using this card well will make you feel like a Pro Duelist.

A card that can be removed with a free chain.
Since it does not involve destruction, it is strong against some resistances, and EX monsters will not be reused immediately.
I used to play powerful general-purpose removal cards, but a 1:1 exchange wouldn't be enough.

Similar to 《Penguin Soldier》, it is clear that KONAMI in the olden days underestimated bounce. This card is still the only generic removal trap card that can be shot without cost or activation conditions (I think).
For the time being, it is easy to use and excellent as a card that can be exchanged 1:1. There are many scenes where this card's unique strength shines, and it can be described as a fairly powerful Trap card even in this day and age.
However, looking at it as a single item, it only does one-of-a-kind removal, so if he were to be included in a deck, I would want him to have some significance. Because it is easy to use, you can combine it with a theme that allows you to gain an advantage by using trap cards such as [Altergeist] and [Labrynth]. It is easy to incorporate into combo parts, so there should be many more uses.

A general-purpose Trap that was not very well received when it first came out. At the time, the evaluation was that it would only buy time so that it would bounce again, but with the appearance of Synchro and Xyz, the evaluation changed. By bouncing the cards that are played after consuming multiple cards, you can earn an add, and Xyz, which has many activation effects, can be almost completely removed by bouncing at the time of summoning. Even now, it is very good to be able to ignore destruction resistance and remove it. A general-purpose general-purpose deck that has a high probability of being adopted if it is a deck that fights with a trap.

Nowadays, when it comes to removing Friche, the name comes up first, but in the past, it was said to be an ad loss and was not highly evaluated. In a zero-yon environment, even Tribute Summon may not be used, and when Monarch returns, it will be used again, so it can't be helped.
It showed its true power after Synchro, and if you return an EX monster, it will be a pseudo-complete removal, and considering the summoning cost, it exceeds a simple 1: 1 exchange. Still, in the Synchro era, there was a problem with the priority of activation effects, and there were holes in summoning effects such as Trishulaballo. However, in the 7th season, the priority rule was revised and his Xyz Monster, which often has activation effects and destruction resistance, appeared, and it finally reached its heyday as a general-purpose removal.
In modern times, he has the drawback of being slow because he is a trap, but he doesn't feel slow because it's hard to rot because he's a furiche. Rather, there are parts where Trap is neglected in modern times, so I want to use it as a card that can penetrate such a little-known spot. Since the number of Duelists who are willing to pay off their opponents while deploying is increasing, let's forcefully induce removal and hinder the deployment with Friche.

Hmm, I used to be strong, but no matter how much I use no cost bounce, I'm no longer strong enough with a 1:1 exchange.

Comprehensive evaluation: Boasts the highest performance as a removal card.
Due to the bounce of the free chain, it is difficult to avoid.
Monsters that are Special Summoned from the Extra Deck will need materials again.
It can be used for collection other than removal, such as reusing your own monsters and reusing Kaiju sent by him, so it is versatile.
If you successfully stop Link Monster, which is the starting point of mass deployment, the impact will be large.
If you use other counter traps to stop the removal of spells and trap cards, the sense of stability will be different.

There is no complaint except that it cannot interfere with the control of the first attack.
Targeted, but the bounce makes Hallifiber, Destroy Phoenix, and VFD teary-eyed.

The king of removal cards. As expected, I thought that the card power would be inferior compared to the recent cards, but that was not the case. That should be it, it's like having a few different effects in a short sentence. New cards have detailed conditions such as front and back, battle position, status, etc., but this one doesn't have them. Recently, I spent Evenly Matched on Daiza Murakumo for Absolute End, but I was saved by bouncing Daiza to reduce the damage and preserve my trump card.

Solid removal trap card. It's been favored for a long time because it's easy to skip cards that require a cost to summon, such as Fusion and Synchro. It has many advantages, such as being able to ignore common destruction resistance effects, and being able to use it on your own monsters as an escape against your opponent's removal cards. Let's break the opponent's face down card before it is deployed!
As can be said for other Trap cards in general, as a result of Yu-Gi-Oh's inflation progressing, Normal Trap's free chain cannot stop the action of the opponent in the first turn, so the adoption rate has decreased. Still, looking back at the success of the past year, this score.

One half of Brynak, the two giants of Bounce in the Yu-Gi-Oh world.
He boasts considerable strength as a means of interfering with Friche, so if possible, I'd like to keep him down first.

Simple effects, fun to use, convenient, and easy to use are the charms of Trap cards.
You can use it to protect your monsters,
It is also powerful that you can bounce the large monsters that your opponent has worked hard to put out in one shot.
It can be said that it is a general-purpose card with a standing position similar to the Moon Book.

It used to be strong, but I think it's already lacking in a 1:1 exchange.

A card that embodies "cards with short text are strong". If you think returning a monster to your hand means that it will be reused and decided that it is weak, you should change your judgment immediately. In Yu-Gi-Oh, many of his Decks use EX Decks. These monsters have no cards to return to, so they return to the EX Deck. The disadvantage is immeasurable when a monster that has been put out with a lot of effort is removed. If you use the summoning right, you can't even look at it.
With the revision of the rules from April 2020, items such as 《Elemental HERO Absolute Zero》that activate when they leave the field will not fire if they return to the EX Deck unless stated otherwise in the text. This card is even more useful.

It seems that it will become the strongest monster effect killer under the new rule
Trishula? Kyodatsu~
Eh, are you going to exclude me?

This card is still one of the top-class removal Trap cards in Furice.
It can be activated unconditionally at no cost, and its high versatility that can be used even after deployment or after the appearance of a large size is indescribable.
Sometimes you can use it on your own monsters to remove them, take control, and protect yourself from negate-type cards with effects like Veiler Awakage Skidre. It can also be used to temporarily retreat monsters with a permanent effect of SS sealing such as Pakike and summon them again after deployment.
Just because it's a power card, it's not enough to call it "highly versatile".
However, while she is dexterous, if you use it properly, it is an equivalent exchange, in other words, it is a removal trap that can not be turned over. .

It's a bounce that takes targets, but since it's a flitch, it's more ambush than a mole. Decks that rely on EX Decks should be wary.

There are a wide range of ways to use it because the text is simple. The key to making this card useful in today's fast-paced world is whether it can be given a flexible role that is not limited to single-target removal.
Why don't you try using it to test your skills?

No cost. A card that can be compared if you get a single removal. Is 《Crackdown》a rival now?

If you hit something that comes out of the EX Deck, it's almost a complete removal.
Although it is attractive that it is a free chain,
Recently, there are many monsters that are not taken as targets, so overconfidence is prohibited.
Although it can be said that it can be separated from the air force.

General-purpose Trap, one of the staples of bounce.
It can be bounced with loose conditions that can be activated as long as there is a monster on the field, and due to the rule change, it is also effective against EX monsters that activate the effect away from the field, making the removal more reliable.
It's not just a simple removal, but it can also interfere with deployment, and since it can target your own field, you can use it to forcibly break through Veiler or Skidre by chaining it to a self-bounce combo or activating/summoning trigger effect and bouncing it.
It's not very effective against easy-to-deploy main monsters, and the recent inflation has increased the number of cases where you can't stop the opponent's deployment, but it's still a very versatile card that's still very useful.

The best part is that it is a free chain.
The ideal way to use it is to use Chain against Cyclone, Feather Broom, etc., and bounce the opponent's main monster.

It is still active around the area that is commonly used in overseas competitions
If you hit the monster that came out of the extra, you can expect 1: 1 or more

Free chain bounce is still strong
Cards that you can rest assured when lying face down

It's a card from many years ago, but now that EX monsters have been enriched, it has established a solid position as a general-purpose removal card. These days, other cards can be used as substitutes, and the credibility of the trap card's single-target removal is declining, but that doesn't change the fear of being shot unexpectedly.

One general-purpose Trap
Demand increased dramatically after Synchro Summoning
Free chain is the biggest strength, and it is very easy to use because it can be used without problems even afterward
On the other hand, it has little effect against those who do not return to Extra, and is weak against Pendulum.
That being said, most of his decks now rely on extras, so I wondered if it would be a problem to start with the main deck.
You can also use it when you want to protect your own monsters, as you carelessly include your own field.

A trap that bounces monsters at no cost.
Very effective against extra monsters, advanced monsters, and destruction resistance.
You can also use it by returning your own monster, summoning it again, and using its effect again.
An excellent Trap for any deck.

A generic trap card. I'm wondering how many copies of this card, Torrent Funeral, and Abyss.

One of my personal favorite illustrations.
A very typical card of "simple text is strong".
Device for forced bouncing.
If possible, I'd like to aim for Fusion, Xyz, and Synchro Monster that come from the Extra Deck.
However, you can also aim for monsters that require a lot of cost to summon, even if they are summoned from your hand.
It is also possible to aim at opponents with destruction resistance ◎
Also, since it can be used for your own monsters, it can be reused.

Don't be too conscious of the existence of this card.
Unable to build Fan Deck

I think Yu-Gi-Oh will be fun if you can understand how to use this card in various ways.
It has a wide range of uses, such as completely removing extra monsters, returning the opponent's monsters to earn Tempo Ads, protecting your own monsters, returning your own monsters to the hand and reusing the effect when summoned.
The fact that it's a free chain with no cost is quite a big boost to the evaluation of this card.
If you look at it as a removal, Monarch, Special Summon monsters that can Special Summon him from your hand, and P summons are mainstream, so the effect is not good enough, so it is somewhat dependent on the environment.
Although it's been popular for quite a long time, it's never been regulated in Japan, so as long as Konmai continues to push extra games, do you think it's a necessary evil?

The name suggests that you can return your own monsters to your hand to save them, but 90% of the time it returns the opponent.
There are probably a lot of monsters that have resistance to effect destruction, but they can only deal with bounces without being affected by them. People who came out of Extras can be reused, but they can't be easily revived. Advances and rituals are more troublesome.
A convenient piece that rots less.

A card that is nothing but evil for the fan Deck.
One of the revivals that I worked hard to put out was not so easy with this.

No matter how strong the opponent's card is, I like this simple and tough effect of returning it to the hand or extras.

I think it was a time when there were no advanced monsters at all when they first appeared.
Moebius, Shocker, and Kaigen were the most powerful high-level monsters.
That's why this card was rated so low when it first came out.
(Moebius passes the prone elimination, is powerless against Shocker, and just restarts the opening)
So, it was from the appearance of 《Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys》that she began to awaken.
From that time on, the trend of "Bounce is not subordinate to destruction?"
Nearly a decade later, we gradually found free chain bounces to be the best removal.
We are building unique value from the unique system of Yu-Gi-Oh! called Extra Deck.

Currently, it is one of the cards that can deal with monsters most reliably, and it is also a versatile card that can be used not only for dealing with monsters but also for using various monsters. There are various evaluations that it is not interesting, but since Trap cards originally work to deal with monsters and interfere with the opponent, I will say that evaluation is wrong. How humble compared to power cards such as Chaos Monarch Dragon, Evilswarm Butte. Since it can be put in all Decks, it is recommended as one representing Trap cards such as Mirror Force and Trap Hole series.

How many times have I entrusted my hopes to this card and how many times have I sighed...

strong. I think it's strange that such a versatile card is unlimited. The environment is already the end of the century, such as everyone stacking 3 at tournaments.
For me who uses the Fan Deck, this is a perverse card. not fun.

A free chain trap with a very powerful monster bounce.
Although it was strong from the beginning, with the appearance of Synchro and Xyz, it quickly climbed to the essential level, and now the adoption rate is one of the top cards in the top class.
This card's restraining power is extremely high, and if this card becomes a restriction, it will not be able to escape major restrictions such as Xyz, Synchro, and Fusion, so unless they become a restriction, this card will probably not become a restriction.

Too strong! !
Synchro became widely used, but with the advent of Xyz
Reached the required class
Being able to return your own monsters is also effective in an emergency

One of the general-purpose removal traps, many people will say this card first when talking about general-purpose removal traps.
The advantage of this card is that it can ignore destruction resistance, it is a free chain, GY can't earn his ad, and in some cases it can protect your monsters or make veilers and breathers dud. It's convenient because you can.
However, on the other hand, there is an increase in target resistance, monsters with no effect at all such as Judgment and Damned, and monsters with almost no effect such as Pendulum. It's not limited to cards, but there are increasing situations where it doesn't make much sense to bounce one body.
It's still a strong general-purpose card, and it's often a dead end for fan decks, but it's definitely not as strong as it used to be.

It is very good because it is a removal that does not involve destruction and it is a free chain.
Vailer Skidre Scarecrow You can reuse the effects of evasion and summoning, so if it is versatile, it is by far the best card.
However, including the increase in the Special Summon meta, there are more and more decks that don't rely on extras, so if you don't think about it, you may just buy time.
Still, it's a slightly over-spec card, so if you're hesitant about general-purpose traps, this one is fine.

A powerful bounce card that supports free chains.
If it is a monster, there is no enemy or friend relationship, so
It can also be used for reuse. Of course, you can also remove powerful monsters.
Currently, there are many large monsters that are resistant to destruction, so this card will definitely come in handy.

The strongest free chain trap card. The adoption rate is still top class, so you have to think carefully when building how to get around this guy.

simple is best
No matter how strong or how hard it is, it's meaningless if it's blown away.
However, it does have its weaknesses, so think carefully before using it.

The first card that is very annoying when used.
The environment is like a necessary evil only for the environment, but I feel like Konmai is popping out destruction resistance because of this card...

This card saved me many times and I lost many times because of this card. "It's useful for both offense and defense because it will definitely open up the field, and it's good that it can be used in free chains." "Even if you don't use traps for that category poorly, if you throw in 3 of these, it feels like it's useful again...

Simple yet powerful.
A nice card with perfect versatility, such as protecting your own monsters from being removed from your opponent's monsters.

I think it's convenient to be able to remove monsters by bouncing them at no cost.
Especially when used on monsters in the Extra Deck, it can be removed without fertilizing GY, and I think it is also effective against monsters that are resistant to destruction.

A simple and effective way to remove powerful monsters such as your opponent's Xyz, Synchro, and Fusion Monsters.
Also, by using it on your own monsters, you can avoid abyss and the like on the verge.
A powerful trap that can be used both offensively and defensively.
Everyone who has resistance is teary-eyed because it does not go through destruction.
There are some voices calling for it to be restricted, but it is unlikely that it will be restricted as it is a powerful deterrent against the flood of Xyz Monsters with powerful effects.

An all-purpose removal Trap that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Abyss and Torrent Funeral. The strength is that it can be used flexibly according to the situation because it is free chain and can also return its own monsters. It's a complete removal at virtually no cost against monsters that came out of extras, and since there are few monsters that are resistant to bounce, it can break through many situations. While it doesn't play very well with Pendulum Summon, it works well against most of his decks in the current environment, making it the most versatile of the three above. Since it has been reprinted many times, it is also excellent because it can be obtained cheaply.
It doesn't have any major weaknesses, but if I had to cite it, it would be that it's not compatible with "card decks that don't use a lot of extras and focus on summoning effects". Concretely, there are temptations, monarchs, and so on. Also, you need to be careful with spirits that spontaneously return to your hand, and 《Judgment Dragon》and 《Dark Armed Dragon》that have no bounce effect.

Free chain and no cost. Even if your opponent puts out his strong Synchro Monster or Xyz Monster first, you can remove it with this card. Anti-destruction monsters appear frequently, but there are almost no bounce-resistant monsters.
Since it does not let you go to GY, it is also a countermeasure against monsters that activate in GY.
Due to its characteristics, it does not work against 《Judgment Dragon》or Damned.
Even if you close your eyes, it will be the strongest class removal.

High performance bounce card. Its strength is that it is a free chain, and it is extremely versatile.
A card that has emerged with the popularity of Synchro and Xyz.
There is a possibility that regulations will be introduced as it is currently in a big fashion.

It is a very good trap card that can be assembled (activated) in a free chain.
It's often used for beatdowns and permissions.

Synchro-X Summoning allows him to instantly repel Special Summoned monsters with a free chain all-purpose removal trap.
In the early days of OCG, where players competed with only one main deck, it was rare to use it in actual battles because the hand bounce, which is a feature of free chains, could not be fully utilized. It is famous as a general-purpose removal that is comparable to the semi-restricted cards 《Bottomless Trap Hole》and 《Torrential Tribute》.
《Bottomless Trap Hole》, which destroys the opponent's monsters and then banishes them, and even has a search method, 《Torrential Tribute》, which can wipe out the field before a troublesome monster appears, are all powerful cards, but the advantage of bounce without destruction is , This is effective for 《Stardust Dragon》and 《Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack》. You can also reuse the effect by bouncing your 《Elemental HERO Airman》or 《Dark World Dragon God Grapha》, and bounce your own WIND monsters attacking under the application of 《Divine Wind of Mist Valley》. , Aiming for pursuit from Recruit. Among removal cards, it has excellent applicability and convenience, and its strength is that it does not spoil easily no matter what deck he uses.
However, it doesn't work very well against the new summoning method "P Summoning". Bouncing to the hand requires some cost to summon, and its true value is demonstrated by hitting Fusion, Synchro, and X monsters that cannot be returned to the hand, but the target can be deployed in large numbers at no cost, making it easy to reuse. Monsters in the main deck that return to your hand are just a loss and provide little benefit. In addition to "Traptrix Myrmeleo" and "Kuraz the Light Monarch", the number of Effect Monsters triggered by P summons is expected to increase in the future, so I'm worried about the evaluation.

I think the card is very easy to use. Monsters that have been taken control of or taken by the opponent with are returned to the owner's (self's) hand or Extra Deck, and Fusion/Synchro/Xyz Monsters can be returned to the Extra Deck instead of the hand. "It would also be nice to use it on high-level monsters and lava golems."

Destruction resistance is nothing. It doesn't matter in front of this card!
Sometimes I ask, which is better, "Naraku" or "Kyoudatsu"?
I'm a "forced" group ^^

A powerful card that can handle monsters with destruction resistance
Will there be any restrictions on this card?

It's undisputed strength, or should I say annoying.
Am I the only one who thinks it's more annoying than Naraku because it's a free chain?
The back will look painful if it does not deploy after trampling properly.

Destruction resistant? What is that, is it delicious? General purpose bounce card
Stada, Maestro, Dragosac, no questions asked
I'm a little worried about the disadvantage
Versatility that can be used as a means to avoid the opponent's removal is also a strength
Some opponents, such as Damned and Junon, are less effective, but
General-purpose free chain Trap that is more than that

Cards I personally want to stack
In addition to leaving the opponent's monster that was put out with difficulty
Isn't it good when you want to use reverse or other temporary effects again?

god is teary eyed

I think that a deck that can hit this on his own card is a strong deck for him.

Its simple yet powerful effect is unreasonable.
A card that bounces rather than destroys is a misnomer, and cards that rot are rare.
The free chain is also very attractive.
It's my favorite card and I put 3 in any deck (laughs)
I feel safe using it myself, but I don't like it when someone else uses it.

One piece that is tough to deal with from the monster side
How many times did this guy make you cry when you were Fulmon?

It's safe to lie down♪

I'm glad this wasn't a limit...a piece that I can seriously think of.

My favorite Trap♪

I have been using it for a long time.
It's powerless against 《Judgment Dragon》and Junon, but it's a versatile trap that can be used stably.

Probably the strongest trap card in the current environment
However, some monsters (such as 《Judgment Dragon》) may have no effect at all.

Being able to return your own monsters is an excellent card, and since it can be used in a variety of situations, it's a good card to keep face down. And free chain.

Especially effective against Synchro Xyz. Since it does not involve destruction, it is less likely to be negate. In addition, it is completely free chain.

You can use it on your opponent, yourself, and he's a trap. Synchro and Xyz cry.

A card that is too versatile to make you cry. Like Synchro and Xyz, there is a tendency to use extras recently, so the value is steadily rising. Note that returning a monster that can be played from a normal hand will only be a time grabber. It is often compared to Naraku, but this one has a strong resistance to destruction and a free chain, which is very attractive.

It is a card that can be used with high versatility.
Since it is a free chain and bounces instead of destroying, it can be fully used in the current environment.

strong as usual

One that is now usable.
It's a trap, so it's interesting for opponent's synchro and xyz removal.
It's easy to hit, so let's go for it.
There is also a strategy to try to get you to use it.

Speaking of Synchro Xyz countermeasures, this is it.
It's a top class free chain, and although it's not very good for low-level countermeasures, it's a piece that crushes the opponent's trump card.
I have two myself.

I think there are the most opportunities to see it in the free chain trap card
A super-excellent card that works as a 1:1 exchange when used normally, or a 1:1 exchange when used for Synchro Xyz, etc.
Easy to obtain, easy to handle, strong, all of them are excellent, so if you have a deck space, it might be a good idea to put him in.

An excellent card that can waste your opponent's Synchro and Xyz.
I'm happy when I'm in a pinch.
I would like to have at least 2 copies in any of her decks.

Tough removal card against Synchro Xyz Monster.
It is a free chain, and it is possible to reuse the effect by using it on your own monsters.
Although it doesn't have much effect when used against low-level monsters, it is an excellent card that can delay the opponent's development.

Mr. MARU "Aite Xyz!! (smug face), fufufufufu! Collede omaemo owaridaaaa! Exceed Lavalval Chain!! I'm sorry, I can't stop using Kyousei Dash. A card that becomes

I love everyone! 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》～.
Return Tribute, Synchro, and Xyz Monster without question.
A no-cost, free-chain, very easy-to-use, and pretty powerful general-purpose removal trap when determined.
You can also use it on your own monsters to avoid or reuse them.
It's a bit rotten when attacked with lower beats, but I think it's stabilized with the appearance of Xyz.

No cost free chain bounce. No limits. I cry.

The biggest natural enemy for monsters that come out of extras.
Furthermore, it is a terrifying card that can be used on any monster to delay a move.

It's a free chain and bounces at no cost
What is this card?

Synchro teary-eyed card.
An excellent item that can be collected to reuse your own monsters or even interfere with your opponent.
Also free chain. It's safe to be targeted by a cyclone.

Free chain at no cost!
If you use it on your own card, you can reuse the effect!
Use it on your opponent's card to interfere with Synchro!
Interesting card.

Aporia-san is also a surprised Synchro Killer. Hit all the extras.
Free chain 1:1 exchange, zero risk can only be described as a demon.
It works perfectly as a removal against extra-born monsters, and even superlatives and rituals do a lot of damage.
A vicious trap with a wide range of work that can be done. It can even be said to be the ultimate system of 1:1 exchange.
A long time ago, surprisingly, the top recruitment rate was not so high, but recently its ability is being recognized. One of the big attractions is that you can completely ignore destruction resistance.
However, it doesn't go well with his Pendulum Summon, which has become popular recently. The amount of violence and the summoning range nature of his Pendulum itself really sticks with this card...

Being able to return stardust, gigantic, or anything is powerful.
It's relatively weak against lower grades, but it's powerful against Synchro and hard-to-play cards.
As a removal trap, there are many cases where you can get more ads than Sambre.

His Deck uses Synchro and Xyz quite a lot, so the opportunity to activate it comes quite frequently.
Now, it seems that any deck of his, not just [Fortune Lady], can be loaded without a second thought.
Inzektor seems to be only a temporary stopgap, but that's enough in the current environment, and considering the possibility that the Living Dead could be used to make the disruption useless, bounce is better than bad destruction. or

Yes you can fly with this
Oh ~~~~!
It hurts a lot when this comes out...

Synchro return! Hit Down with the Beatdown Deck!
One of my favorite pieces.

It's an over-spec piece that can deal with powerful Xyz Monsters, Synchro Monsters, etc. with a no-cost free chain even if you put them out later, and it's also effective for those with resistance to destruction. I think it's a necessary evil card for the current Yu-Gi-Oh. However, it's too versatile, so I feel like other removal spells are eating up, and I don't even feel like I'm narrowing the range of construction...

Since it is handicap, you can expect various combos.
Depending on the deck, there are 3 stacks, so I want to collect as much as possible

Nisashi-dono should use this device and get out of the field. Cien-dono should be able to protect my direct attacks from this device.

Well, an old card that is normally strong
Some people have already said this, but it's a deterrent, so if this is regulated, Xyz's regulation will surely be a big deal...

I used my hand and various other monsters that were difficult to put out.
annoyed when returned
free chain and strong
I wonder if it will be regulated

why no limit
Stronger than Naraku

Excellent free chain, no cost, no conditions.

Everyone will be sent home to the Extra Deck.

strongest

Short effects are fucking strong.
Extra teary eyes. Almost direct in the first turn.
No trigger conditions. It is also possible to evade own monsters from effects.
The back side is also OK. What is this versatile card?

Isn't this card the true Synchro Killer...?
Pu ○ Sid teary-eyed one piece
It is easy to use with a free chain and has many other uses ◎