Enemy Controller →Used Deck

A guy as famous as 《Breaker the Magical Warrior》under the influence of MAD. Why is only Gachicard used as a story?
It's a card with a sad image, but it's actually pretty strong. Until the appearance of 《Crackdown》, it was a one-of-a-kind Friche control seizure. The point that it is a Quick-Play Spell is very significant, releasing a monster that has finished attacking during the Battle Phase to take control and pursue it, or releasing a self-regenerated 《Treeborn Frog》in the Standby Phase to take control. Stealing also leads to techniques such as Treeborn Frog self-regenerating. Treeborn Frog was used in his Deck of Tribute Summon, so Enekon and Treeborn Frog were an iron plate combination in the sense that he could remove the opponent's monster by turning it into a Tribute. The battle position change was also a necessary and sufficient performance because it can be used to interfere with attacks and drag out the opponent's low defense.
Even though 《Change of Heart》is now the limit, there are some themes that are meaningful to release, such as the sacred time, and above all, I feel the potential because it is a flitch.
By the way, this card was implemented quite early in Duel Links. This guy has a legend that he was thrown into Limi 1 immediately in an environment that was cascading with "Karate Man".

Everyone loves energy. Battle position change can't be very active due to the existence of link, but control seizure is powerful. Use the stolen monsters as link materials!

A spell card that Kaiba used in the original Battle City arc.
Especially in the second half, it's a Quick-Play Spell that can be activated from your hand even during the Battle Phase with Friche, allowing you to release your own monsters at a cost and take control of your opponent's monsters.
If you use the release cost properly, it's just a consumption, but it can also be used to avoid effects that target or are chosen from the field when processing effects, and you can use any monster as a cost, so you can send it to your opponent. It can also be used as a means to effectively deal with uncontrollable annoying monsters.
Friche's control seizure only lasts for that turn, but with his deck, the opponent can use that monster as material for his Special Summon, or refer to the existence of that monster on the field to develop a follow-up. If so, you can disturb the tempo.
The effect that can be activated at no cost changes the battle position of the opponent's monster, so it's a pity that it's often not very useful as a means of interference in the current environment, but it still functions as a minimum defensive card. , If the monster's defense is low, there is a high possibility that it can be dealt with in battle on the return turn.
Overall, it's not seen much in the current duel scene, but it can be said that its versatility is more than enough.

A good card that can be used in a variety of ways, although I haven't seen it much due to the inflation of card power. The single card power is not high, but it is unlikely to rot and does some work. Of course, if you want to take control, there are 《Mind Control》that don't require a cost, and there are big catches. Now is the time when you can stack 2 copies of Sambol that can remove all of them, so if you're serious, it might be difficult to use, but it's casual because it can show various effects depending on the time, such as securing materials for fighting support, and being able to use it even if you draw it in the second attack. I think you can use it interestingly.

Comprehensive evaluation: The point of being able to take away opponent's monsters with a free chain is quite worthwhile.
The battle position can be changed in a free chain, and it can be used as an aid for destroying battles and as a defense.
On the other hand, the effect of Releasing and stealing the opponent's monsters is very convenient, and you can release the monsters that have finished attacking and steal the opponent's monsters for a follow-up attack. .
Since it can be used during the Standby Phase, reviving 《Treeborn Frog》and immediately releasing it, or reviving 《Treeborn Frog》and securing two releases is an interesting way to use it.
Since 《Lair of Darkness》can release and steal the opponent's monsters, it's also troublesome that it can be an advantage.

Normally, it is a moderately strong card that can turn around in a small radius, but under the circumstances of Shadow Dystopia, it transforms into a cheat card that can wipe out even the combination of Lilycra Dragoon in an instant. It's a hidden command.

The easiest way to use it is as a combat support, but it's highly versatile, as you can use it as a link material after using its effect, or you can use it to steal your opponent's monsters, even though it requires a cost. In Shadow Dystopia, you can practically remove two of your opponent's monsters, and you can play 《Darkest Diabolos, Lord of the Lair》, so it works very well.

I personally think it's a great card with both attack and defense.
There are many ways to use this card, so it's a bit difficult to remember,
By stealing your opponent's monsters, you can perform ritual summons, fusion summons, synchro summons, etc.
It is useful to be able to interrupt
Even if the opponent's monster has the highest ATK, in most cases he will be forced to defend.
You can rest assured that you will be.
No matter what you say, reverse use of the opponent's monster effect is the biggest
Because it is a card that is easy to reverse from inferiority,
This is a Quick-Play Spell card that I definitely want to throw in.

Versatile Quick-Play Spell with the option to change battle position or seize control
Although it has excellent performance, there is no frame other than Lynx

A card that is famous for Kaiba's command input, and a battle position change and control change card that has even been made into a sleeve.
As for the first half of the effect, the rival card is better than the Book of the Moon, so if possible, I would like to use the latter half of the effect.
Since you release your own monsters, you want to use it together with cards such as Demon King to reduce consumption.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's easy to use to interfere with your opponent, and although it's an old card, it's still a very good card.

Along with 《Berserker Soul》, it is a card that is often mentioned in Nico Douga's MAD videos. The level of materiality can be said to be official, such as the implementation of a fully voiced mini-game in DT. But its performance is not the story.
Although it's inefficient in terms of advertising, it's valuable to take over general-purpose Quick-Play Spell control. Can do tricky moves.
Even if you can't come up with the release cost, you can also work as a battle support or defense by changing the battle position.
It's a highly versatile card, but I think it's a card for experts who tend to question the skill of the user.

It's a rampage in Duel Links, but it tends to be avoided in OCG because it's an add loss. At one point, it was used as a Zodiac mirror to steal the opponent's Drancia, and it was used to deal with flying G, but it didn't become popular. It's not bad, but it's a tricky card to adopt.

I feel sorry for the C button that never gets used.
It's surprisingly difficult to release and take control... Changing the battle position is hard to rot.

Although it is a famous card in MAD, it is a technical card, contrary to the name recognition that is difficult to master.
The versatility of the effect itself is high, but if you use it only for format changes, the Moon Book is often enough, so you want to use it well to take control from Release.
In particular, taking control of a Quick-Play Spell is a rare element.
Both effects are bad for add, so you need to devise other cards to use them well.

It's a quick-play spell that allows you to choose whether to change the battle position of your opponent's monsters at no cost, or to take control with one release, and it's pretty easy to use. A versatile card that fits in any of his decks.
Especially in Duel Links, you'll definitely see them.

It is an exaggeration to say that it would be a waste not to use this card, as it is a versatile card.
Changing the battle position is simple, but it can actually do a lot of things, such as blocking direct attacks, assisting destruction in battle, and involving cards represented by Mirror Force.
When it comes to taking control, you can take advantage of the fact that it can be activated in the end phase and steal Krivan to reverse the effect or use it for a follow-up attack...
You might think it's a story card familiar to MAD videos, but you can expect unexpected success.
However, since it is not possible to get ads directly, it is excellent as an aid for taking ads.
It's easy to use, but I think it's in the category where you have a strong habit of using it.

President "Pay 1000 LP, left, right, A, B!!"
*You don't need to pay LP in OCG
A Spell card that doubles as Berserker Soul as a MAD material for a certain video site
However, when you actually use it, there are many scenes where it works surprisingly well, so it is more practical than Berserker.
Change your battle position to outsmart your opponent's attacks, or use Defense Position monsters as your Attack Position for battles damage.
In exchange for one monster, you can steal the opponent's monster until the end phase and pursue it.
In addition, duelists who use this card want to enter commands

left! right! A! B!
what is the C button for?
Taking control with a Quick-Play Spell is not weak to change the battle position.
Steal Control → Secure Tribute
Change battle position → ATK is 2800, but defensive power is 0☆

A piece that boasts a surprisingly high versatility
It goes without saying that the battle position change effect, such as stopping attacks or assisting oneself in battle, is useful, although it's not as strong as the Book of the Moon.
Even though there is a quirk about taking control, it can be taken without any attack restrictions or other disadvantages, so the rest is what to do with the factors for release.

You'll understand when you use it, but it's unusually strong.
A man who can respond flexibly to both offense and defense.
Especially the effect of ② is really useful.
Some decks can be quite powerful.

It's easy to spoil without a deck that can easily secure the release

First of all, I think it's good to have a Quick-Play Spell.
The effect of changing the battle position is to use the opponent's monsters with high ATK and low defense power in the Defense Position to destroy them in battle, or to put monsters that attacked during the opponent's turn in the Defense Position to survive. think.
The control takeover effect can be used like a brain control with little loss if you use 《Treeborn Frog》as a cost, which I think is also good.

Subtle, but powerful.
Releasing the crown and robbing the opponent → increasing the number with self-revival of the crown and connecting it to X summoning is dangerous...

Kaiba 《Card of the Soul》for 10 Yen

Kaiba: "Hmm, I'd like to say it's true, but Amaizo=Yugi!
Reverse card open! 《Enemy Controller》!
This card allows you to control your opponent's monsters by inputting commands!
Pay 1000 LP, ← → A B! By entering this command, t is omitted.”
Cheat Kaiba: "Hmm, I want to say it's sweet, but it's painful, Yugi!
Revive Card Open-Pun Lively Revive-Scard Open-Pun☆《Enemy Controller》!
By entering a command on this card, the Cheat ☆ Ore ☆ rule can be used.
let's go! Full speed forward DA!
A → Good luck B Pun ☆ With this command, the obelisk!
↓↓X→AA Pun☆Pun☆With this command Blue-Eyed magician girl!
→↓Pun☆Pun☆YY↑Fun☆Critylus! ”

You can get an ad if you hit it with a halberd in defense.
If you release Thousand Blade, you will take control without real cost.
It's easier to use again with the appearance of guys!

It's a Quick-Play Spell, and the effect isn't bad, but you can't get ads by itself, so the situations where you can use it are surprisingly limited.
Versatility is definitely high, but whether there is a frame ...

Direct attack decks such as Watt
Direct attack → Pursue with Enecon
I can do it and I'm strong.

The effect in the first half is also excellent, but the control-taking effect in the second half is also quite strong. It's a Quick-Play Spell, so you can't miss the point that you can take control even during the opponent's turn or battle phase.

It's an excellent card, but most of his decks don't have space for this card.
it hurts to be ad-ga-

Sacred time and unexpected compatibility

Both effects are effective, but the second effect is likely to be the reason to include it.
It is powerful in combos with 《Treeborn Frog》, which can be revived many times during a single Standby Phase, and in combination with cards such as Psycho Priest whose effects can be used without any problems even after release.
In the case of Holy Hour, you don't need to borrow this support, but you can also do a combo with 《Evoltile Najasho》.
In addition to having such a combo, the first effect can also be used as a defense, making it a convenient card.

Up, down, down, left, right, left, right, BA!
It has two effects: a rotten boomerang-like effect, and an effect like brainwashing brain control in exchange for your own monsters. The two effects are different in content, but they can hinder the opponent's attackers, and because they are quick-acting spells, they are very good at turning around quickly. The second effect and the combo are especially powerful.

The C button is a decoration...
leave it alone
A quick-play spell with two effects
The first is an excellent effect that allows you to release tokens, etc. and capture the opponent's monsters.
The second is the battle position change effect with the book of the pseudo moon
I'm sure there's no harm in using either.
And crush the opponent player with the hidden third effect! (Can not

* You do not need to enter commands such as up, down, down, left, and right.
The effect of the first battle position change can be used to prevent one-off attacks or aid in combat destruction.
The second control-stealing effect has a high activation cost, but it can steal your opponent's powerful monsters, activate their effect, or turn into an attack. Also, there is no limit like 《Mind Control》on the stolen monster, which makes it easy to handle.
Both are powerful, but it's difficult to determine when to use them.

Mr. MARU: I see.

Reverse card open! You did well
This should use the effect below
After battle position change is strong at no cost. Moreover, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it is also possible to prevent attacks.

A card that makes you want to use the Konami command. If you want to surrender →→A! !
It's a pretty strong and versatile card with options to change battle position or take control. The appearance is a story, but it's pretty serious.

Reverse card open! "Enemy Controller"! !
Nice...
Versatile and strong!

It's beautiful... it's full speed and whole body!
By command input, you can change the battle position or take control.
Quick-Play Spell is easy to use, and the effect can be played in various ways depending on the situation, and it supports from attack to defense.
Isn't it often the case that the game is won by the control effect?
A versatile control system Quick-Play Spell that cannot be removed directly.

Easy to use haste.
In addition to changing the battle position, there is also a control seizure effect.
Enter command!

You can choose between two effects, and both have many opportunities to use, so versatility is very high.
In particular, the control seizure effect requires a cost, but it is a valuable existence because the conditions are loose among those that can be used unlimitedly.
By the way, you don't need to enter any commands.

Up, down, down, right
A very handy Quick-Play Spell. The cost of taking control is not difficult to activate if you use cards that are easy to revive, such as Level Eater and Treeborn Frog.

Up, down, down, left, right, left, right, BA! Invincible k Bagon with this command
I don't know much about Yu-Gi-Oh, but some people might know this card.
Block attacks, take control, and he benefits from Quick-Play Spells.
If you use 《Treeborn Frog》for the cost of taking control, the add loss will be less.

Up, down, down, left, right, left, right AB With this command Baku☆Katsu!
A Quick-Play Spell that allows you to choose between changing the battle position of one of your opponent's monsters, or releasing one monster and stealing one of your opponent's monsters for one turn.
It's not as good as the Book of the Moon, but it has a lot of things you can do with it. Especially the second half effect is the biggest difference.
Steal the opponent's monsters and use them as shields, or use them to gain effects. You can use it as a release material.
This card is also quite excellent, as it stands on par with the Book of the Moon. I just question the skill of the user.
However, just like the Book of the Moon, it shows its true value in small conflicts, so in the current situation where mass deployment and mass deployment are fistfights, you can't make the most of your power...?

Before I knew it, the position was "adjusted version of brain control".
In the current situation where there are cards that I really want to release, I would like to evaluate this ease of use.

A very popular card on a certain video site. You can see Konami's playful side in the DT mini-game lol
Changing the battle position can be used not only for defense when declaring an attack, but also for punching bags such as marshmallows.
《Change of Heart》, after release, has a high activation cost, but it is strong considering that control-taking systems are highly evaluated these days.
Unlike the Moon Book, it is difficult to use for defending your own monsters, but since it can be used in a variety of ways, it is also highly versatile.

A versatile Quick-Play Spell.
The display change can be stopped by declaring an attack or the like.
Control Robbery can steal your opponent's powerful monsters by using tokens.
Let's try using it by entering a command (although it's actually a selection formula).

A→→→BABA→←A→←A Pay 1000 LP!
B→→→ABAB→←B→←B burst stream of destruction! Pleasure!