Viser Des →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Holding Arms》is good.
It only destroys one monster after waiting 3 turns, and it only has battle destruction resistance, so there is no point in using it.

A card that is said to be the "torture monster" used by Malik in the Battle City arc of the original story, and in a different sense from "Revival Jam", it is a monster that must have had a great impact on the duelists who read it.
There are traces of trying to recreate the effects of the original work in the three-turn kill and invincible mode during torture, but the result was a card that was too weak, like the 2nd season version of 《Swordsman from a Distant Land》. .
Monsters under torture do not lose their status, they can attack, change their battle position, release them, activate monster effects, and do not negate. That's it.
At the time when ghosts hadn't appeared yet, it was a valuable monster with combat resistance, but with this, it's just a massage machine that breaks down after 3 turns.
With the ominous yet attractive design, I wonder if the troublesome feeling of a powerful monster that was felt in the original work will be completely lost when it comes to cards.
Worst of all, in the original work, this card was duplicated with Machine Duplication. Not reproduced.
It's a mystery card that the more I think about it, the more I think about it.

It goes without saying, but in this day and age, it's not uncommon to be able to settle things in one turn. It is extremely limited to summons, and there is even a risk of exposing 500 RBI in Attack Position. I think it's performance that doesn't speak.

Effective removal after 6 turns that can be activated more easily than Iron Scorpion.
Let's pretend we didn't see the latter effect from his ATK on this card.
Well, one word, subtle.

Maybe for Fan Deck

The true value of this card lies in imagining a monster that would be carefully vise-bound over 3 turns like a manga.
It would be nice if it couldn't attack like a vise or destroy it after taking damage every turn.

Is it the most missing in the appendix of this game?
Compared to 《Swordsman from a Distant Land》, I feel like it's stronger, but it's still long.
Is there still time for Malik Deck?

Even if it's 3 turns including the opponent's turn, it's too late.

If you wait 3 turns leisurely, it will end up being used as a Synchro Xyz material. In addition, if the monster disappears, the battle resistance will also disappear. Since it only supports summoning, if you use it normally, you will expose your low ATK, and it is a relatively useless card.

Too late! There is also battle destruction resistance, but it is just beaten because the status is too low. Furthermore, the monsters specified when Synchro Xyz appears will also be dealt with easily.

Die slowly!
That's why Yu-Gi-Oh says he doesn't need cards that take turns to destroy...

Wait patiently until the effect destroys!
In the current environment, being Xyzed before then only looks like a failure, and it ends up being a sandback.
It's too late considering it shouldn't even be removed.

My third standby phase is very slow.
It is also painful that it is not compatible with Special Summon.