Fossil Dyna Pachycephalo →Used Deck

Yu-Gi-Oh's Pakike is strong. Since each player can only get one monster out, theoretically you can win if you just use Shinsen or Naraku to remove them and keep hitting them. His Deck, which has mastered this, is the Barrier Statue Beat.
Special Summon is now used not only for deployment but also for removal by Kaiju Lavago, so Pakike is a mixed bag for breaking that premise. Recently he has also been able to revive with Vernusylph and search with Block Dragon and Gallant Granite. Now that even stormy winds have been banned, this is probably a ban countdown.

One piece that has supported Metabeat for a long time
A villainous card that can seal Special Summon without any conditions.
However, since it is not safe to hit with a bare RBI, it is necessary to devise ways such as firmly supporting with 《Moon Mirror Shield》or 《Phantom Knights' Sword》.
If you decide well, your opponent can't do anything and you can bring the game to the end, so you feel very good.
However, if you use this card too much for free, you may lose friends, so it's moderate lol

A low-level monster with two effects that metas Special Summon.
Unlike the Barrier Statue, it can block his Special Summon of monsters of all attributes, so this has a higher control power.
The reverse effect is something that can be used even after it has already been deployed, and it is a powerful category if it is decided.
Although its stats are slightly higher than the Barrier Statue, it's a value that can be broken through by low-level monsters, so it's not a type that can be overwhelmed by itself like Vanity's Fiend. It would be essential to use it with suppression monsters and her Spell / Trap.
In the past, there weren't many ways to access it from deployment decks, but 《Gallant Granite》made it easier to access. In terms of support quality, it's inferior to Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds, but there are decks like Vaylantz that use this card.

Overall Rating: It's strong to block all Special Summons without restrictions.
Since it is a low class monster, it is possible to use it without restrictions or costs and seal his Special Summon.
His ATK is low, but it's hard to break through the main deck's monster, which has a low ATK.
If you compensate for his ATK around Moon Mirror Shield, depending on the opponent, there will be almost no way to break through.
The influence is strong because of the environment dependent on Special Summon.
His own Special Summon can also be done, so even if it is removed, it is possible to follow up with a resurrection.
Also, the effect when reversed is quite useful, and it is reassuring to be able to respond even if it is deployed first.

A Special Summon meta that boasts tremendous control if it can support the combat side.
The reverse effect is also plainly excellent, so even if you are put on the back defense with a book of the moon, etc., you can recover to some extent.

Since it is possible to shut out Special Summon, it boasts overwhelming control. The weak point is the low hitting point, so I want to support it with a moon mirror.

Its stats aren't that high, but the low-level monsters that block Special Summon are strong. As a Rock, he can be used with Koa'ki Meiru or defended with something like Catapult Zone. I definitely want to adopt it for Meta Beat.

A great low-level monster that has been supporting his Deck for a long time since its appearance.
It's a monster with a rule-intervention type permanent effect that can be said to be a forbidden move that blocks all Special Summons, but like Christia, this monster itself is very good at being able to Special Summon, You can summon it with the Adamancipator tuner, chain it to the opponent's SS effect and revive it with Libide Back to the Front, or you can recruit it from your compatriots with a deck solidified with level 4 rocks.
In addition, the activation condition is slow when reversed, so it is just a comfort, but it has a removal effect that can be used even after it is effective against Special Summoned monsters. A mysterious card.
If you equip a moon mirror or phantom sword to support the hit point, or cover it with a big capture, mirafo, warning, etc., you will be strong even against low-level monsters that just summon and hit you.
Its stats are unreliable, but as a low-level system monster, I think it's the strongest monster that's on par with Inspe.
As a user, it's a monster like "Thank you for coming to Rock instead of Dinosaur".

You can often win by just sticking to it.
The reverse effect is a bonus.

A low class with tremendous dominance in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, which often relies on Special Summon.
His low RBI is a weak point, so he will mainly be active in meta beats that cover that with traps and the like.
It has a reverse effect that can aim for a one-shot reversal, and it tends to become weaker if it can't be put out first, and it has a strong effect even after being deployed among suppression monsters.
But these days it's almost undecided.

The strongest low class monster in metabi
The reverse effect is not bad, but above all, the suppression effect of Special Summon Bind is strong
Also blessed with level 4 EARTH Rock and status

Speaking of Metabi, this is a piece that reminds me of him. Special Summon blockage on Nocos' Special Hurricane , and the effect of metabolizing Special Summon anyway.
Special Summon Suppressing influence is obvious, but the effect itself is very strong.
It's just been said a lot, but compared to Djinn, Chris and him, who have the same sealing power, are lower class, so they're less prone to accidents, but their stats are weaker, and as expected, it's too harsh to maintain this stat without assistance. .
In addition, full removal is also effective for later removal, but in this era where there are many removals, reverse feels slow and unreliable. I think it's worth a little time and effort to activate it. Decks that use this card will have a lot of counter methods.
It is difficult to succeed without proper support. However, it is a very powerful card that is worth the trouble to maintain.

Special Summon A man who never forgives. However, his stats are very low, and even low-ranking attackers can knock him down. Moreover, if you play it after the opponent's Special Summon, you have no choice but to aim for the reverse effect, but waiting for the opponent to do it in the current environment is out of the question. I want to go ahead and protect it.

Special Summon Sealing Pakike
Although the control power is high, since there is a difficulty in the status, it is better to have support to increase the sense of stability. A typical example is 《Moon Mirror Shield》.
Because of its low grade, it is one step ahead of other similar cards in terms of ease of use and is easy to use.

A venerable suppression monster, literally a rock card. For some reason, this guy's own Special Summon is possible, and if you shoot "Doho no Kizuna" at the rock Koa'ki Meiru and line it up with Overdose and Guardian, you can easily complete a brutal rock. I would like to support the low RBI with his Spell Trap such as 《Catapult Zone》. It doesn't stand out so much, but it also has a powerful reverse effect, so it's fun to make him fall down and attack.

One of the lower meta monsters
Special Summon Seal is strong, not to mention
Support is inevitable because I am powerless. I want to keep doing good things
It's a pity that there aren't many support cards for a minor race called Rock.

Christia and Thunder King Rai-Oh are also one of the monsters in the Special Summon meta.
Since it is a lower class, it is easier to use than Christia, and you can remove all her Special Summon monsters in reverse.
It's status is low, so I want to protect it somehow.

Let's support the battle side with 《Moon Mirror Shield》etc.
Similar to 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, it is famous as a rock monster that can be put out easily.

Petrified 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》or Christia
A card with tremendous murderous intent against Special Summon
In the current environment, Special Summon Bind is a level meta effect that gives fatal damage to any deck, so it is very reliable
On the other hand, it's weak point is that it's easily broken through just by being hit by a lower-class monster because its stats are quite low.
If you can stay on the field, you can be extremely strong, so you want to use 《Catapult Zone》or 《Block Dragon》to protect it.
One of the cards attracting attention due to 《Doki Doki》included in INOV
Depending on Rock's future moves, entering the environment is not a dream

A monster that feels like a miniaturized 《Archlord Kristya》.
A representative meta beat type monster along with 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》.
Special Summon A man who never forgives.
Since it's a 4, it can easily be summoned with Normal Summon, and just by having this card on the field, he won't be able to Special Summon, so he'll be able to hit opponents.
☆ As 4, the ability value is low. So how long you can maintain this card is the key.

The effect of completely sealing Special Summon is brutal even in the current environment. Their stats are weak for a level 4, but they often survive for a long time because of the frequent additions of cards that act as tailwinds. As for the second effect, if you can bring it into battle, there is a chance to create a one-shot reversal.

Special Summon A man who absolutely kills. Seal and annihilate and a powerful mine card.
Unlike Void and Christia, it can be used without any conditions and has immediate effect, but due to its poor status, it is difficult to use alone, so it has both advantages and disadvantages. Depending on the opponent and the situation, it may stop even at this stage. If you remove it and take countermeasures against low stats, your opponent will be frustrated. An old card, but relatively strong with effects that match the environment.

A relative of the Iwaseki Koaki brothers. Recently, it has become possible to call immediately from 《Ties of the Brethren》.
The effect is a reverse effect that wipes out SS monsters, and a Christia effect. It is excellent as both a land mine for low status and as a meta card. It's a pity that Rock, a race with a thin shadow, won't be blessed with a chance to be reprinted.

It goes without saying that Special Summon Bind is powerful, but whether it's Attack Position or Defense Position, his ATK at level 4 will easily defeat him, so Safe Zone and Catapult Zone are the main axes. It is necessary to adopt maintenance methods such as
The reverse effect doesn't look fancy either, just spin it around and attack without thinking! If you say it and knock it up, the monsters will be destroyed.
It's a meta-monster that's on par with 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, but the problem is that it doesn't have many RBIs.

Since the status is low, it will be defeated by a low-level Normal Summon, but it is powerful enough even with a single-use Special Summon monster annihilation effect. Since most of them are Special Summoned monsters, it can be said that it is very powerful to be able to annihilate them.
Of course, it's not a card that can be put into a deck without thinking as it also destroys his own Special Summon monster, but it works best in a rock deck or a meta deck.

It's low stats, but there aren't many cards that can handle Special Summon Bind so easily. It's also powerful to make you think it's a makeshift behind-the-scenes defense and surprise you with its destructive effect.

Personally, when it comes to metabi, it's Thunder King Rai-Oh.
His stats are low, so a card to protect is essential, but even so, depending on the deck, he can almost shut out even this RBI, so it's scary...

A representative meta card that can be completely sealed with this one depending on the opponent.
Low power doesn't matter as long as you have a card that can protect it.
On the day when 《Safe Zone》was struck, there was nothing I could do about it.

Although the status is low, it is a card that sticks well in the current environment where Special Summon is used frequently. The first half of Special Summon's sealing effect is also powerful, but thanks to the second half's removal effect, it's biggest strength is that it can play a role suitable for the situation.

It's an indispensable card for metabi.

Pakike, Chris, and Wanfu destroy Deck in the current environment (laughs)
《Safe Zone》, light mirror stop water, and RBI strengthening are already impossible

Speaking of metabi's special summon seal, this card.
ATK is low and you need a way to protect it, but the easy-to-live Special Summon complete seal can't be weak.
It's an effect that can completely clog some decks, so it's extremely binding.
It has a good effect in the second half, and it's not a loss, and when it's too late, it's a good impression that it can turn into a card that aims for a comeback.
An unparalleled meta card that thoroughly prevents his Special Summon from both sealing and destruction.

A card that works as a Special Summon meta.
There is a lower class monster in the same class as the Ascendant Jougen, but this one has slightly higher stats than that one, and differs in that it can be set to destroy the monsters he Special Summons when he is outnumbered.
I'm worried about the second half of the effect being a little passive...
Currently, there are almost no decks for him that doesn't use Special Summon, so it's an excellent meta card to replace Royal Oppression, but like Jogen, the low status is a bottleneck, so I'd like to protect it with a spell or trap card. .

A card that looks like the sum of Christia and Jogen and divided by 2. Oppression is prohibited, and it is hard to say that Christia is highly versatile, and she still has a place to play an active role, taking advantage of her being a low-class monster. The current environment is full of Special Summons, so it's convenient to put this in from the side and wipe out the opponent with the reverse effect.

As someone who likes Rock, it's a card equal to God.

Compared to Christia, he has lower hit points and less support, but he can't be weak because he can shut out Special Summon just by putting it out.
Anyone who understands why oppression was banned will understand how powerful this card is.
I rarely see his deck without relying on Special Summon, so he has enough power to overwhelm his opponent's deployment.
The reverse effect in the second half is a bonus.

The biggest reason why VB10 sells.
Aside from the second half, there's no reason why the low class that can always be Christia is weak.
The RBI is enough to be beaten to death by Gaje, and the support is not as good as Christia,
It's not an exaggeration to say that he doesn't use Special Summon, so it's not an exaggeration to say that he doesn't have a deck, so this card has a lot of binding power.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks I'm strong now that there's no oppression.

If you are superior and the back is thick, put it in the attack position and push it out, and if you are inferior, set it and remove it!
An excellent monster that can be used in two ways
It depends on his opponent's deck, but you can see victory just by defending this guy.

Although his RBI is low, he has a strong effect of sealing Special Summon and destroying it when reversed.
If you don't use any Special Summons and you have the confidence to protect yourself, performance is better than oppression.

Low status, but not inferior to oppression
Because it has a special summoning meta effect,
I'm stuck just protecting this card
I think there are many Decks as well.