Metalsilver Armor →Used Deck

His Equip Spell is a peculiar one that doesn't give any benefit to the equipped monster.
If you read only the old text posted on this site, you can take it as an effect that gives target resistance to opponent's effects to monsters on the field other than the monster equipped with this card.
Since this effect extends to monsters on each other's field, the opponent will not only be able to use effects that remove monsters on this side, but also will not be able to use effects that target monsters on their own field. There is, but I still feel unsatisfactory considering that the equipped monster and this card itself are completely defenseless.
However, when it was reprinted in the era when the text was maintained, it was specified that the opponent could not interfere with effects that target each other's GY/excluded monsters, so this card originally had it. The peculiarity of Necrovalley has become widely known to the world.
In short, I can activate 《Monster Reborn》and 《Called by the Grave》on GY monsters as I please, but I don’t want my opponent to do that at all. Therefore, I feel that it is a card that has the potential to attract attention even at the environmental level at some opportunity.

With Braver's appearance, it seems to be completely destroyed.
Targets all allies with a 9-star general-purpose synchro, and only smells bad.
The text is really hard to understand, but in fact he can't even be targeted by GY monsters.

Comprehensive evaluation: By combining with the target resistance, a fairly strong suppression is possible.
Your opponent can't even target GY or banished monsters, not to mention monsters on each other's field other than the equipped monster.
[Flame Noble Knight] is easy to equip, and by using it together with 《Infernoble Knight Oliver》, you can add resistance to the equipped monster.
However, there are quite a few removal effects that don't target, and you can't prevent it from being played from your hand or his deck.
It's a little difficult that the strength of the lock depends on the cards in the environment, but it's useful enough to make use of it for lock.

An Equip Spell that has been reprinted and now has a confusing effect.
The opponent can't target monsters other than the equipped monster, but the range literally applies to each other's field, GY, and exclusion zone, so if you equip it to the target resistance, it will be rather troublesome. .
It doesn't clearly say "a card that targets only one", so it's also effective for multiple removals.
However, it doesn't target or targets his Equip Spell, so it's not enough to be used alone. be.
I have a choice about whether to put smoke bombs or not, so I consulted with the frame, but I think I'm blessed to have a place to belong.

The target resistance addition is good, but it was a difficult point that I could not attach it to myself.
However, now that monsters with destruction and target resistance are commonplace, it is easy to deploy in large numbers, and if you attach them to it, you may be able to create a fairly solid lineup.

It is highly inductive equipment, and it is desirable to operate it mainly in Decks, which are good at mass deployment.
It is better to equip the monster to be equipped to a card that originally has resistance as much as possible.
However, it does not work unless you line up multiple monsters as a premise, and the activation situation tends to be limited. Due to its characteristics, it is weak against Summoning Reaction and Friche, and in the current era where there are plenty of removal methods, there are many removals against this card itself and removals that do not take targets, so it is difficult to maintain for a long time without overconfidence.
Interesting tactics are possible depending on the cards used in combination, but as a card with resistance, it lacks credibility.

It used to be a joke card, but now it's relatively easy to deploy in large numbers, and there are quite a few monsters that go well with it, so I think it's worth using. I have many weaknesses.

Since two monsters must be lined up, it's not convenient to use normally, but by equipping it to 《Maiden with Eyes of Blue》, he can easily create Blue-Eyed with target resistance. Most of the time, if I was told that the Spirit Dragon would be stronger, I wouldn't be able to say it back, but...
There are cards like 《Performapal Turn Toad》, 《Performapal Camelump》, and 《Senet Switch》that can be targeted every turn, so if you want to protect Blue-Eyed's White Dragon, you should include it.

Grants allies the same powerful resistances as the Obelisk, but leaves the wearer defenseless. If the equipped monster is attacked first, it's hard to say goodbye.

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This one is weak in battle, but it can hold back the powerful removal effect to some extent.
But the card you equip first is targeted and you lose your ad, Mr. Saruwatari.

It can protect only monsters other than the equipped monster, in other words, it is premised on lining up two or more monsters.
It might be useful sometimes, but I'm not sure.

It has the effect of making Tsukusho, Escape, and Brew ineffective on monsters other than the equipped monster.
In other words, the equipped monster and this card are targeted first.
Equip Spell itself is in a situation where it's tough to maintain, and the number of effects that don't target has increased, so this card doesn't feel strong.