Thunder of Ruler →Used Deck

Unlike 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》, which can be activated at any time during the opponent's turn with Flice, this one can only be activated during the Standby Phase, so it's one step inferior in that it can't force the opponent to waste time in Main Phase 1. It's a card.
However, since you can't do the Battle Phase itself, you can completely pass effects that can only be activated during the Battle Phase, such as 《Evenly Matched》, so they are not backward compatible with them.
If you skip the Main Phase 1 with other effects and skip the Battle Phase with this card, what awaits your opponent who has finished Standby is a direct course to the End Phase.
Judging from the characters drawn in the illustration and the context of the card name, Thunder of Ruler is clearly a misprint and should be read as "Conqueror's Shout", but it's like, "From now on, you're all ○○!" If I say something and it is said that it is "all in one", I think a little that it may be true.

Although it is pointed out that it is a one-shot rather than a lump sum, it is a rare card whose original card name is mistaken. The effect is to activate during the standby phase and seal the battle phase of the turn.
It has the same effect as Life Extension Cards such as 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》, but it can be differentiated in that it cannot perform the Battle Phase in the first place. According to the rules, you cannot enter Main Phase 2 if you do not conduct the Battle Phase. For that reason, it would be nice to do the moves you would do in Main 2 in Main 1, but what would you do if Main Phase 1 was skipped in addition to this? Speaking of the famous and practical level, if you use this card together with Amorphactor Pain, the Imagination Dracoverlord, the opponent's turn becomes the draw phase, standby phase, and end phase, and if it's not a free chain, it's a virtual turn skip that doesn't touch the board. will happen.
It was his Drytron that pushed this to a practical level, but with the addition of the card 《Magic Diavolantis》in MD, 《Gale Dogra》and 《Herald of the Arc Light》managed to establish the above combo. His Deck has been born. It's a combo that's still under study, but it's an essential part of his deck that uses 《Amorphactor Pain, the Imagination Dracoverlord》for turn skipping.

Friche's strengths that were in Reconciliation and 《Threatening Roar》are gone, and handling has become quite bad.
One of the hidden effects of this card is that it prevents you from transitioning to Main Phase 2. By combining 《Timeater》, 《Amorphactor Pain, the Imagination Dracoverlord》and 《Grand Horn of Heaven》, your opponent can only draw.

Comprehensive evaluation: Because it is a phase-skipping card, it is a powerful combination.
Since it cannot enter the Battle Phase, it does not enter Main Phase 2 either.
If you use a card that skips Main Phase 1, you can pass the turn without letting your opponent do anything.
There are several applicable cards, such as 《Amorphactor Pain, the Imagination Dracoverlord》.
As a defensive card, it can only be used during the Standby Phase, so it can't outwit the opponent, so it's somewhat inferior to 《Threatening Roar》.

A powerful trap card that seals the opponent's battle phase. It boasts excellent performance that is more than sufficient as a defensive method, but since it is a card that is backward compatible with 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》that can be used in Friche, the priority is quite low. Nonetheless, in his decks, such as 《Final Countdown》, which are mainly based on delay, it can be used as Roar/Reconcile after the 7th card, so there is still a place to play an active part.

As is often said, this card is similar to Roar and Reconciliation, and although the activation timing is limited compared to them, the fact that it does not enter the BP itself is a big point of differentiation.
There are few cards that can't be activated without entering BP, and the rule that main 2 can't be performed without entering BP is an advantage for phase skip cards like Takemitsu and Time Eater.
Also, since the activation conditions are not strict in the first place, it is not bad to use even if it is used normally.
I think it will be one of the best defensive cards.

A card of a different family than 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》.
As a defense card, it is a card that stands shoulder to shoulder with the above two cards, but this card is
Skipping the battle phase is key. You can't enter Main Phase 2 unless you enter the Battle Phase.
I also made his deck for a while using 《Void Dracoverlord Amorphactor P》.

The effect itself is the same as "Threatening Roar", and in the old environment, such cards were very useful, but as a child, I often forgot the standby phase, and my opponent also played monsters without going through the standby phase. It was difficult to activate because it would summon. So I have a sad past where I couldn't put it in my deck despite being strong.
If it's a standby phase, the chances of it being removed are low, so there shouldn't be any particular problem with the activation timing. It will be used if 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》are not enough.

Well, in many cases, intimidation and reconciliation are fine. That's fine, but there are times when those numbers aren't enough. This one is the most expensive in relation to the recording pack.
As a unique usage, if you use a card that skips the main 1, by activating this in the opponent's standby, you can skip almost the entire opponent's turn. If you don't enter the Battle Phase, you can't enter Main 2.
If you use such cards together, you'll find the value takes precedence over Intimidate and Peace.

Cards that allow you to skip the Battle Phase
I think it's usually strong, but it's mainly used for endings and escape exits.
《Threatening Roar》to be compared is a free chain, but it can only be activated during the standby phase.
By skipping the battle phase, you will not go to main 2, so you can completely protect Gaoh.
Until a while ago, I was able to keep the useless jag off.

Since the activation timing is limited, it is almost downward compatible with 《Threatening Roar》in terms of role.
However, the activation timing is not that strict and there is no cost, so the 4th and subsequent roars will play an active role, and there are times when such defense cards are not enough with roar alone Exo, Chamber, etc. There is also a place called Countdown.
If you don't want to let them fight, it can be a reason to prioritize reconciliation over reconciliation to some extent.
Since the battle phase itself is not possible, if you can make use of it, it will be a reason to prioritize it over the roar. In some cases, it took precedence over 《Threatening Roar》because there was a card to get it.

I know it's weaker than a roar, but
I want to put it in when the number is not enough for a countdown or something.

Bulk: Meaning ・Purchase together with 《Waboku》or 《Threatening Roar》. :collect
Shout: Shout out to the staff who mistyped the meaning above. : Scold me.
Since the battle phase itself is not performed, the restraint force is simply the highest.
Reconciliation can attack, so you can use effects like Catastle, and Menacing can enter the Battle Phase. You just can't declare an attack.
For example, effects around Tachyon Dragon can't be negate even if you hit Intimidate first.
It's not a free chain, and it's a big minus, but if by any chance the effect of "draw a card at the start of the battle phase" flourishes, it will be a card with enough adoption value.
Let's remember the difference for each card firmly, not the lower card.

It's very disappointing that the activation condition is during the standby phase, but if it's his deck that needs a defense card, it's a card that can be used. If it's a normal Deck, 《Waboku》and 《Threatening Roar》are enough, so there's no need to use it.

A card that can be called 《Threatening Roar》that can only be activated during the Standby Phase.
Although it is inferior to 《Waboku》etc. in that the activation timing is limited,
If you are still worried about the above 6 card system, you can use it as a defense card after the 7th card.

Basically, a roar is fine.
However, in his decks such as Countdown, it is one that is used as the fourth and subsequent roars.
It's sad to say that it's a champion because it's a position that is occasionally used in a deck where it doesn't matter how many defense cards you have.

The 7th and subsequent defense cards after 《Threatening Roar》and 《Waboku》.
Consider using it in decks that use countdowns.

I don't think it's ``batch'', but ``one-shot'', but that's because the original card was printed by mistake...
A threatening roar limited to standby. In other words, use the threatening roar.
He just wants a defensive card, so he wants to put as many cards in his deck as possible, so if Roar of Reconciliation doesn't make it in time, he might be a candidate.