Jowgen the Spiritualist →Used Deck

Metabi's trump card along with Pakike. If you equip the moon mirror, the opponent will die.
In the past, it was used as a bullet for chaos, and the environment was evaluated as a flow that definitely preceded development from "Spellbook of Judgment" called God Jougen System. GJS isn't as reliable as it used to be, but it's still very powerful because it can be closed after pre-deployment.
Now, the movement that drops from "Branded Fusion" to his GY and develops from " Albion the Sanctifire Dragon " and covers it is highly evaluated.
The original story is familiar with Journey to the West, Sanzo Hoshi Xuanzang. In Japan, only the name Sanzohoshi is known, so it may be difficult to understand. Although Sanzo Hoshi is a man, the image played by Masako Natsume in the drama by Masaaki Sakai was too strong, and since then it has become customary for women to play him. Jōgen was also dressed like a nun. Well, it can't be helped because if there's not at least one woman, they're all men and it's squalid, but I wonder what the person herself thinks.

A guy who will definitely be summoned in the Returned Trial.
However, even if I come up with such a combo, I wonder if Madou can withstand the environment...

Overall Rating: A monster that blocks Special Summons and can use Spellcaster support.
It has the effect of sealing Special Summon and destroying Special Summoned monsters, which can suppress mass deployment.
His status is low, but he can be followed with 《Moon Mirror Shield》, etc., and is easy to recruit.
Since it is possible to remove Special Summoned monsters, it is possible to deal with those that were deployed earlier.
Although there is a fear that it will be broken through by monsters that have been Normal Summoned, the binding force is unusually high.
Since it can use Spellcaster's support, it can be used differently from 《Fossil Dyna Pachycephalo》.

Just like Pakike, who will appear later, it is one of the system monsters that completely blocks each other's Special Summons just by standing, and it is the same to the point that it has the effect of removing all Special Summoned monsters later. .
The hit point is even lower than Pakike, which is considered to be a low hit point, and the risk of getting hit by a drop or bubble shadow is greater, but here you can use the effect to bury all Special Summoned monsters later as a starting effect. Therefore, it is greatly superior to Pakike in post-loading performance.
However, due to the cost, he has a very rare and unexpectedly troublesome property that the hand discarded to GY is random, so you have to be careful about the hand you keep when the effect is activated.
As a low-status Light Spell user, there are many ways to summon it to the field, especially when used in combination with 《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》to further increase the pressure on the opponent, which is one of the clear advantages that Pakike does not have.
However, with this low hit point, you can't expect him to take LP or have a place in battle, so it's essential to support him with Tsukikyo + Sato + other monster effects and traps.

Dragon Ruler One of the priests who fought against that vicious group of dragons in their heyday.
It was also used in the last battle and his Pendulum, so I feel that the environment where this guy stands out is not a good environment.
A fairly low-stat Pakike, which requires a random hand cost, but with an activation effect, he can sweep away Special Summoned monsters.

A Special Summon meta with performance similar to Pakike, the cost of the removal effect is random, so it is a little cumbersome to adjust, but it is quite powerful.
And since Special Summon can be blocked, the effect itself on each other is very large.
However, the low status that even recruiters can break through is a flaw.
Some kind of support is required.
Luckily, spellcasters have a lot of support and are easy to bring from stats to lower levels. It can be used differently from Chris Pakike, and even though it's not overly reliable on its own, I think this card is strong enough in the Special Summon meta.

One of the Special Summon meta.
Although it has lower stats than Pachycephalo, which has the same effect, it corresponds to his LIGHT support such as Honest.
Although the cost of randomly discarding cards is high, it is possible to remove all Special Summon monsters.

Last Battle "It's the strongest tag team"
Shogen: "Does it sound like you're about to get banned?"
Last battle "Naruwake n (Because it became a banned card
(chat disabled)
Shougen "Ah..."

Magical Dragon Ruler A card that was very indebted to me in my days. Special Summon Seal is always strong

Frogs that can set up a trigger in the lead, the RBI of the frog cannot exceed the RBI of this card! What happens to the Frog Deck if you don't come out?
Come out 《Toadally Awesome》! Next time "Toadally Awesome will die" Oh, there was "Slime Toad (Updated from: Frog the Jam)"!
By the way, if it's Blue-Eyed, the cockroaches will do something lol

There was also a time when Madou, who built a god-jougen system to protect this guy with a large amount of his spells and traps, dominated the environment with Dragon Ruler.
Similar to Pachicephalo, which is often seen in the current environment, it also has the effect of destroying monsters that have SS sealed, but unlike over there, this one can actively destroy it, and has a different strength.

The difference from Pachycephalo is that the removal of Special Summoned monsters is active. With 《Moon Mirror Shield》, it seems that there is no difference in ATK, so this one is easier to use.

Special Summon Man who won't forgive.
Special Summon Kill Man.
If you randomly discard your hand to her GY, Special Hurricane will follow without fail.
And a man who doesn't let each other Special Summon.
However, since his ATK is very low by 200, it's easier to handle Pachycephalo with his slightly higher ATK than this...
In addition, he is also the person responsible for driving [Last Turn] to a banned card.

Although it was used in magic and fought in the environment deck, it was away from the environment for a while after magic disappeared from the environment. However, with the appearance of Metalfoes, it is attracting attention again. Although it is often not used in Metalfoes, it has a strong effect of destroying Special Summoned cards and sealing Special Summons. Poor status is a salvation from the side of being used.

Its stats are weak, but its effects are enormous. 《Special Hurricane》and 《Vanity's Emptiness》are built in.
You can also chain to the opponent's resurrection card and revive and stop it with Rivide or Limiliva!
Because it is LIGHT, it also supports Honest.

Stronger than 《Vanity's Emptiness》. Let's think first.
It has the effect of destroying the field after summoning.
If you do poorly, there are scenes where you will be annihilated, and even after that
You can stop. Even one turn is worth it.

Special Summon, a devilish monk who puts meta on general summoning methods that are now more major than Tribute Summon. His offense and defense are low, but his LIGHT/Spellcaster status is quite strong.
Basically, the normal summon right is once per turn, so if you destroy it even once, it won't be destroyed in battle even with low attack and defense. Devil combo that built an era. He's been and still is the power behind the Magic Deck.

No, it's a good card, but its weaknesses are too obvious...
I can only see a future where this stellar will be destroyed immediately even if I seal the Special Summon
On the other hand, I don't want to go out of my way to stack cards to protect this guy...I'm happy that it's compatible with honesty.

The question is how to protect it. The fact that the hand cost is random is also slightly troublesome. In the current environment, Special Summon Bind is still powerful, so if you can master it, its impact will be great.

A Special Summon metamonster that is different from Pachycephalo. Optionally, he can remove Special Summoned monsters, which is powerful, but the fact that his hand cost is random is pretty tough. Since the status is also low, support such as 《Safe Zone》is essential. It's a blessed race as a spell user, but if you don't care about it, Pakikefalo is excellent because it basically doesn't require any cost.

A card that sticks in the current environment where Special Summon is mainstream.
There is a Pachycephalo with higher stats than this card, but it is characterized by its ability to remove Special Summon monsters, which has a faster effect than that card. Also, this one has a lot of support for races and attributes, which is a charm that is not there.
However, I'm worried about this status, so I want something to protect this card.

Compatibility with the last battle was too good
If this comes into play and the last battle is activated, victory is confirmed.
Therefore, the last battle is prohibited.

A monster that used to wreak havoc with 《Last Turn》. It has low stats, but it has a special summon seal and a braho effect against special summon monsters, which is piercing in the current environment. However, now that 《Fossil Dinah Pachycephalo》exists, I don't see it for a while...

Mr. MARU "Can you say it's a good effect? Ah, I can't say."
《Jowgen the Spiritualist》「・・・」

It used to be a combo with 《Last Turn》...
Now Special Summon is the real pleasure of Yu-Gi-Oh, so this card that can destroy it with only one hand cost will be powerful.
Just by looking at 《Archlord Kristya》or 《Royal Oppression》, you should be able to tell how powerful the Special Summon Seal is.

Recently, he's been attacking with Special Summon, so there should be scenes where he can still play an active role.
However, the random cost is cumbersome, and the low ATK makes it difficult to maintain.
The presence of Mr. Fossil Dyna, who is easier to use, cannot be ignored.
I would like to make use of the fact that I am a spell user.

Special Summon sealed.
Status is the problem. Low anyway.
I want to cover my weaknesses and bring out my strength.

Special Summon meta that stands shoulder to shoulder with Paquique.
That one is more powerful, but this one doesn't have her special summon seal, so it's easy to handle. Should be.
There aren't many decks that don't use Special Summon a lot these days, so you can put it in the side deck.
Especially if you put it out in the second half, you may be able to do a lot of damage to your opponent.
Unfortunately, the ability is poor, and it is too difficult to maintain the field with ATK200.

Using this effect at the end of the game can be very useful.

If you have a problem with your status, you can just lock it.

Low stats, but hard to seal Special Summon.
He does a lot of Special Summons and sticks to the deck, but he loses a lot of battles and is hard to use.
Is it painful that the hand cost is random?

It has the effect of annihilating the Special Summoned monster by randomly discarding one card from the hand, and the effect of sealing his Special Summon of each other's monsters.
ATK is fatally low, but the performance of Special Summon sealing is comparable to Pakike.
In addition, the 《Special Hurricane》effect is faster than Pakike, which requires a reverse, and its performance as a Special Summon meta is also high enough.
However, his ATK is so low that even gimmick monsters beat him to death...
Still, he has plenty of support and is a spell user, and during the heyday of magic, he was active as a means to counter Dragon Ruler. Even now, if he makes full use of his spell support such as Spellbook, he probably has the specs to fight on the front line.

Can lock Special Summon.
Strong against his Deck, where opponents have a variety of fusions and synchros.
His status is low, so he is good at supporting, but if you don't protect him, he will be sent to GY.

A level that can be considered as a Special Summon countermeasure if you can manage even a low status.
I am blessed with races and attributes, so I want to make the most of them.

When he was in elementary school, he had a good memory of being beaten by this guy from Deck and scrap metal.
Although the cost of the effect is not normal, it is characterized by having the same removal performance and binding power as Pakike.
The biggest advantage here is racial attributes. Using it, the opponent's turn seals his Special Summon with magic,
On my turn, I turned Goethe backwards and deployed Junon and others.

Compared to Paquicefalo, there are many parts that are lost, but it is superior in the big part of tempo.
If you can make use of the racial attributes, it might work as an anti-Special Summon.