Tribe-Infecting Virus →Used Deck

A card that does 《Dark Hole》against the declared race with a hand cost of 1 card
At that time, the 1:1 removal 《Exiled Force》was treated as a power card, and even 《Snipe Hunter》, which came out after this card, was so strong that it was restricted for a while.
As long as you have cards in your hand, you can fire off mass removals in rapid succession.
However, due to inflation after inflation, at some point the sense of the duel world was paralyzed.
When I returned to the limit with the feeling that "Isn't the card so strong (now)?"
After that, it was eased with each regulation, and it became unrestricted.
It is one of the few ex-banned cards that has been completely lifted without any errata.
In modern times, the removal of activation effects is slow, and this card still lacks means to draw in when you need it, but because it is a monster that uses WATER and uses the hand cost
We can see synergy with [Atlantean], so it's not that it can't be used, but we think it's a card that will likely be used again if opportunities to use it increase due to the enhancement of Aqua.

A low-ranking monster that has the effect of wiping out all monsters of the declared race that exist in the field in exchange for one hand card.
Because of its nature of not having turn 1, let alone turn 1, it can continue to remove monsters as long as the hand lasts, so it was especially useful for burying both Goes & Cayenne that suddenly appeared suddenly with two consecutive hits.
There is no attack limit after the effect is activated, and since he has a reasonable ATK, he was counted as one of the Good Stuff Monsters as an attacker with removal.
At some point, people began to say that banned cards were no longer worth it, and that time finally came with no errata.
It was a main deck monster with no theme, no self-SS effect, no effect to increase the number of your own cards, and so on.
In addition, I think that the Aqua monsters, which have almost no racial advantage, except for some monsters that can be used as materials for rice cakes and release gods, have had a considerable impact.
Still, if you ask me if he's weak, of course he's not, and if he builds his Deck that collects only the best of Aqua, it's a monster that will definitely be a top player.
Anyway, the fact that he was able to return to the duel without being meaninglessly banned and without unnecessary errata is just wonderful.
In recent years, I feel that the scrutiny of this area has progressed more and more, so I think it would be nice to reduce the number of cards that can't be used in a duel.

This is a memory card that was entrusted to me by my best friend on the eve of my transfer in the summer of 5th grade.
Since it is level 4, it can be placed on the field with a single summoning right, and destroys the opponent's monster at the cost of one card in your hand.
If it's a race unification deck or something, this guy will be crushed by one piece

It's certainly the first appearance normal. Well, (the duelists back then) all used it.
In modern times, it's a bare draw assumption, but if you drop his Atlantean at the hand cost, it's an explosive ad.

3rd term monster. Even in modern times, the ability to destroy targets without restrictions is a rarity among low-ranking powers. Since there is no turn 1, you can also use it to blank fire and forcibly bring out a chaos monster to pass the guidance.
Even his backward compatible 《Abyss Soldier》and 《Snipe Hunter》have been regulated, so you can see how far ahead of the times this guy was.
What's more, the tragedy of "Cyber Jar" is recorded in normal again. It seems that all the kids at that time were doing virus beats with 3 piles of this. Naturally, the limit is 4 months.

As expected, it cannot be said to be first-class, but its annihilation power cannot be underestimated.
The hand consumption is rough, but the whole race destruction without turn 1 is exceptional as a low class with no summoning restrictions.
Aqua support is increasing, so expect more in the future

Comprehensive evaluation: It is strong in that it can remove a large amount, and if you connect it around 《Bahamut Shark》, you can deal with the return turn.
At least 1 body can be destroyed from one hand cost, and since there is no limit on the number of times, it can be used for multiple races.
It's ATK is half-baked, and it's a delicate line between being an attacker and being a killer, but fortunately it's Rank 4, which makes it easy to connect to an Xyz Summon by starting with 《Tin Goldfish》.
You can become 《Bahamut Shark》and check the opponent's countermeasures to some extent.
Being able to use Atlantean's effect is secondary, but the significance is great, and it might be nice to recover it with something like Salvage.
Even if he declares a self-destructing race, he can connect to Meklord Monarch from there, use 《Torrential Reborn》, etc. Al.

It was a racial meta card that was banned for about 11 years, and the ability to remove it without turn 1 with a hand cost of 1 card was an exceptional performance at the time, but when the restriction was lifted, there were many cases where the races were scattered with general-purpose EX, so it went well. , and is now unlimited. Since he is a minor-oriented race, he tends to use summon powers to put him on the field. There are many.
Luckily, Aqua makes good use of his GY effect, but the problem is that his level is a little high. After all, as a general-purpose frame with no theme, it has a strong sense of being outdated.

Even now it's not weak, but it's rather difficult to adopt when you use the summoning right and the hand cost is required.

It's especially easy to stick in a race unification Deck, but there are no turn restrictions and you can remove as many cards as your hand allows, so it's easy to destroy the field regardless of your opponent.
Offense and defense is not high, but it is not too low either.
In the past, it could be said that it was a card with an exceptional effect as a lower class.
However, with the passage of time, resistance to effect destruction and the ability to negate effects are no longer uncommon, and there are more cases where it doesn't work, and since both summoning rights and cards are used, losses tend to increase if they are incapacitated.
It's not a monster, but now you can put in multiple copies of the original sweeper Sumbol and Braho.
It feels like it's outdated, but it's low grade and its removal power can't be underestimated even now.
I think there is a possibility that it will see the light of day again depending on the future card pool.

I think it's excellent that it can destroy at least one monster, and if the opponent is a Tribal Deck, it can destroy multiple monsters.
In the "Atlantean Mermail" Deck, by using "Atlantean Child - Nepto Abyss" or "Mermail - Abyss Gunde" as a cost, you can activate the resurrection effect and collect the link materials of "Mermail - Salaki Abyss", so I think it's a good match.

Since it's a monster, you can activate its effect any number of times until your hand runs out, and it's a monster that can be wiped out even with a multi-species Deck!
The limitation hurts, but once you get it out, you can wipe out the opponent in most situations!
Be careful where you get yourself involved.

Since there is no turn 1 limit, if it's not a mirror match, you can hit your opponent with braho as long as your hand allows, but recently there are many resistances, so it's a little deducted. It might be good to just put it on the side.

was finally released
I can't think of a vision that will be used in the future...
In any case, the next revision will be a quasi, and the next revision will be an unlimited course.
Is it still used in Mermail or Fabled?

Finally returned with a limited card. congratulation.
It's been 4232 days since March 1, 2006. Much longer than Sengan Sakuri.

This is a card I'd like to use as a combo premise.
The limit may return in the near future.

It is one of the prohibited cards, and has the effect of removing all monsters of the declared race with one card as the cost.
Having united the races, he sticks quite a bit in the deck. Since there is no turn 1 limit, it can also be used later. If you can take advantage of WATER or Aqua support cards and hand costs, it becomes even more powerful.

A simple power card. In terms of performance against monsters, it's quite strong, and it's a card that can always be 1:1 or better. Tenomo miso
It may look plain compared to other cards, but if you take a closer look, you can say that it has a relatively exceptional effect for a card that can be easily played at level 4.

The effect is strong, but the risks and countermeasures are different when this card was a limit.
So even if the limit is returned to the environment, it will not cause too much trouble.

In this day and age where it's natural for environmental forces to have destruction resistance, it can't be completely wiped out, but it can be used to defeat the fan deck.
Darkrow is much more dangerous than this...

It's good that it can also wipe out and is effective against monsters that don't take targets.

Remove the declared race from the field in exchange for 1 card.
Since there is no limit on the number of times it can be used as long as you have cards in your hand, it is also a removal that does not target.
Self-destruction is relatively rare because it is a minor race.
The effect is high because it is possible to exchange 1:3 or more in the race unification Deck.
However, his stats are incomplete and he has a delicate numerical habit as an attacker, and his ATK is incompletely high, so he has exchanged the conditions of the search salvage card.
It tends to come out using the summoning right, and if you try to remove it, it will be delayed by one tempo, but since it is level 4, it is easy to use against Xyz.
The effect itself is a powerful card, but it's a card where you can't expect much in terms of synergy even if you rush into it blindly.
Well, even though it's powerful, I think banning it is overrated in the current environment, so honestly, I think it's fine to have it unlimited instead of restricting it, but the reason why it's not relaxed is because there are a lot of racial unification when themes are presented?

I feel like I've been left behind
Currently, there are many monsters with destruction resistance, and there are many other races mixed in with Xyz and Synchro.
Is it okay if I come back? I think it's better to put a turn limit on it
Also, don't be offensive with evaluation comments.

Living degraded Raibol is certainly not weak, but since he uses summoning rights, he has a higher chance of being negate by choosing a scene than Raibol.
There are some synergistic cards like Atlantean, but this card doesn't have a lot of search tools, so it's not easy to match this card with his effective Atlantean. Summoning rights are also mutually exclusive.
With the number of monsters that can move even during the opponent's turn, and the number of resistant and negate monsters, it's easy to imagine that this guy won't be used effectively even if the limit is restored. Sausaku kept saying the same thing.

It's not that strong, but rather weak, why does it get such a high rating?
First of all, I can't become an attacker thanks to the half-baked RBI of 1600, and I can't get caught in the abyss. Moreover, it is a sweeping removal that can involve you with one card in your hand.
Moreover, it can only be used during your own turn, and the current environment cannot be destroyed by monster effects.
It spreads with a monster called. 《Solemn Strike》, a breakthrough skill, just to stop it.
I don't think people are overestimating such a weak card.

It's bad for those who overestimate him for some reason, but I'm going to give them a severe criticism.
First of all, there are few search and recruiting methods, and the RBI is 1600, which is a bad place to be eliminated in battle on the opponent's return turn.
In the 9th term, Yang Zing, Shaddoll, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, and kozmo who will come to Japan in the fall of this year. Don't you know how many themed Decks have grown so much that they're almost painless...?
Furthermore, Chaos MAX, Ultimate Hayabusa, Maje Unicorn, and the current inflated Yu-Gi-Oh can put out these strong destruction resistance without much preparation?
However, what this guy can do is use his valuable summoning right, consume one card cost, and activate effects without restrictions only for his own turn, and it's a degraded rival that involves other players in his field. In general, it can be said that it is an outdated card that does not have any impact on the current environment even if the errata-free restriction is restored.

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My boyfriend's Qliphort is not breathing! ! ! (crying)
A man who absolutely destroys the declared race. Moreover, the activation cost is as low as 1 card in your hand, and it can be used any number of times per turn.
Recently, there are many race unification themes, and this virus is very easy to stick, and if the opponent is a race unification Deck, it can be annihilated with this one.
Moreover, the person himself is a minor (?) race Aqua, so it is very difficult to remove.
Even if this is restricted to [once per turn], it will still be a banned card.

↓It's not a matter of overestimation
Since there is no turn 1 limit, as long as you have cards to discard, you can create a pseudo black hole as many times as you like.
If it's a theme Deck, you can't do anything with just one card
Even now, monsters with resistance to destruction are usually monsters that require preparation, such as Fusion Synchro Xyz, so they aren't even allowed to put them out and are tortured to death, so I have no choice but to laugh.
On top of that, the race of the person himself is Aqua, which is a fairly minor race...

《Lightning Vortex》is rated 7.5
It's strange that this card has a rating of 9.1
Overrated just because it's a banned card

You don't have to come back for the rest of your life
As if I was aiming for it, I'm a minor race like Aqua, so 90% of the time, no matter what kind of deck I face, at least I won't be destroyed.
And for some reason there is nothing on turn 1
Incidentally, a decent status as a lower class.
Theme Deck If it's an opponent, it's like Sambol's repeated hits
Seriously, you don't have to come back for the rest of your life

It's also powerful in terms of unlimited number of removals, but it's a total removal that sticks to the unification of the races, so it's still a bottleneck for the ban to be lifted. Although it's a little difficult to search for, there are also compatible costs such as "Atlantean", and it seems that it will be difficult to unlock.

It simply converts one card from your hand into a removal spell, has no limit on the number of times it can be activated, and is very brutal.
And if you look closely, WATER has an effect with a cost.
Will this too convenient situation turn out to be a disaster, and the return to restrictions will be tougher...?
postscript
Go with the flow and update to a modern evaluation.
At that time, I was worried that it would strengthen the Atlantean in the environment, but now he thinks that Atlantean's position is not that high, and since it can't be searched in the first place, it won't boost it explosively.
As a single performance, it's a high beat card like a breaker, so it's not bad, but it doesn't fit the ban, and it's about time to make a comeback.
As for how to use it, first of all, this card is his WATER level 4, which is a hot topic right now.
With his Deck, which uses tinplate and simple rare fish, how about using it as a general-purpose frame and Bahasha material?
I think Bahasha is big after erasing monsters with removal effects.
In addition, it is relatively rare to have a low-class removal effect that does not target or involve battle, and Jyougen, who can do it, plays a role in erasing Spirit Dragons, so how about adopting it to the side as that series? prize.
Oh, it's still prohibited now, so you can't use it, right?

theme killer.
It's easy if you think you can hit infinite black holes with hand 1.
Even if the races are separated in the XYZ environment, this guy won't come back.
It was too bad that I could use it over and over again.

It's strong... but compared to other banned cards, it's in a much better category, isn't it?

Go home already!

A card that completely removes monsters of one race.
Although it has the potential to destroy your own monsters, it's pretty brutal against his deck, as it's a total removal effect in a unified race deck.
If this card were to return to restriction, most of his unification decks would be destroyed, so it can be used more than 1:1 exchange, so it is unlikely that restriction will be restored.

Clearly misconfigured card.
Races are often different from each other, and you can think of this as a card that only destroys your opponent's cards.
It's pretty easy because it's just one card

This is a little strange or a design mistake. Quite a troublesome card as a semi-attacker that will always be removed with one card in hand.
Moreover, the troublesomeness of being hit by a thunderbolt for the race unification Deck.
The veteran strongman who created the Golden Age of 1600 lines with Breaker has finally been able to breathe the air of Shaba, but since it has a hand cost and is likely to use the summoning right no matter how hard it is, it is a bit strong at present (Snipe Hunter). I can't deny the feeling that I'm standing in a position like this.
It's no errata, but it looks like he'll be released indefinitely soon...

Other than destruction resistance, he's only going to use Aqua or Aztec to meta this guy.
A strong card that can be exchanged 1:1 no matter how you fall

strong! Destroying monsters on your field is also an advantage if used well.

A well-known all-purpose removal card.
Not only is it easy to remove with one card, but it can be activated many times and has a decent hit point of 1600.
Even if search and salvage are difficult, the fact that there are people who act like black holes is a threat.
Now that the brew is on the limit, I don't think I'll ever come back...

Tribal Unification Deck Prohibited cards for killing.
If I had to pick a weak point, would it be the status that is slightly difficult to search for and the possibility of getting your own monsters involved in a mirror match?

ask! Come back, even if it's limited to once per turn! He's the only one who can stand up to Shaddoll!