Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer →Used Deck

Nearly 20 years have passed since his appearance, but he is still an active monk.
The point is that unlike the iron wall, it does not affect your exclusion. Use this if you don't want your opponent to banish your card, but want to banish your own card.
《Called by the Grave》, which is a must-have card nowadays, can be completely dead, and you can also protect your cards from your opponent's cards such as 《Dimension Shifter》, 《Dimensional Fissure》, and 《Macro Cosmos》.
The original story is the founder of Shingon Buddhism, Kobo Daishi Kukai. He opened a reservoir in what is now Kagawa Prefecture, and was selected as one of the top three literate people of his time. The power of Kyoogokokuji (Toji), which he opened in Kyoto, was so powerful that Sakyo-centered Kyoto town development was decided. A superhuman who left a legend that surpasses that of Yu-Gi-Oh's Kaiku. Even now, people are indebted to us with sayings such as "Even Kobo makes a mistake with a brush" and "Don't choose a Kobo brush." It's the same with Yu-Gi-Oh.

Comprehensive evaluation: Limits the opponent's exclusion and plays an active role with the high ability to meta the opponent's GY.
Regarding ATK, although it is a low-class monster and needs assistance, it is easy to limit its behavior because it prevents the opponent from excluding it from his GY.
There are quite a lot of cards that require GY cost or can exclude themselves from GY.
You can also protect your own GY, and it is difficult to receive various interference such as "D.D. Crow".
If you combine it with 《Dark Honest》etc., it will be easier to make use of the exclusion effect.

One of the regular packs of the 2nd season, which contains a lot of peculiar cards, "Labyrinth of Nightmare", it was a relatively solid performance. Name Darkness Spell user.
A monster called a so-called monk monster is a spellcaster and has a naming convention of a characteristic proper noun written in katakana after the card name "○○ magician" or "○○ monk", but this card is Jōgen. It is a monster that will be its founder along with.
The effect is that the greedy self triggers battles damage and excludes up to 2 of his opponent's GY monsters, and the opponent does not remove any of his GY cards. It is designed not to let the opponent destroy it.
GY's card summoning act as an exclusion cost, GY's effect that activates by excluding his spells and traps, etc., are limited to a certain extent, but this effect that disables them is stabbing his Deck. It is quite effective for
Inspe and Thunder King Rai-Oh have been proven to be strong as low-level system monsters with high RBI, and there was a time when they were normally counted as one of the Good Stuff Monsters, and they were excluded from GY by Special Summon and the Book of Saints. Some players may have benefited from this card to compete with the Zombie Deck of the time, which was good at Special Summons involving .

Dragon Ruler A super monk who was active as the ace of [Magic] and [Bozu Beat] along with Jowgen the Spiritualist during the Mage era. Compared to Jogen, the meta effect is not direct, but it has enough hit points against lower grades. He wrote that the effect of blocking GY exclusion is also not direct, but the influence is large and will grow stronger as time goes on. He has Exodia and doesn't have general support, so it's an effect that can be forgiven because he's a Spellcaster.

monk of yu-gi-oh world
The effect of banishing up to two opponent's monsters just by inflicting battle damage makes him extremely powerful in an environment where GY is the mainstream, and is especially compatible with Yusei's Synchro Deck, which mainly uses his GY.

A priest blessed with racial attributes, and high specs.
If you hit him, he cleans GY as much as you hit him, but there's no way he'll have a weak emergency iron wall effect that's limited to opponents.
Although you shouldn't expect to have a lot of space, depending on your opponent, you can often get stuck with this one.
That's why it can block "Called by the Grave" with pinpoint accuracy, so if you want to mow the lawn or shoot Gordon, you can say that you should set this up first.
Blessed with racial attributes and abundant resurrection methods, it should be easy to summon to the field.
Even though it is an old card, there is no doubt that it is a card that should not be underestimated.
If you get lost in building the side, it might be a good idea to pin it for the time being.

His old GY meta representative, you can remove up to 2 cards from GY by giving battle damage.
However, due to the speed increase in recent years, it's too late to activate it one by one through battle, and he will give up his position to DD Crow as his GY exclusion card.
Another effect is the 《Imperial Iron Wall》effect that only affects the opponent, and in recent years, the number of effects that can be activated by excluding GY has increased dramatically, so it is now an effect that is more important than his GY exclusion effect. I think.
However, this card itself has no resistance and the RBI is an average level of a lower attacker. It can be said that support is essential to aim for maintenance.
Luckily, I am blessed with attributes and races, so it should not be difficult.
Due to inflation, the reliability as a meta card has declined compared to the past, but Decks that can make use of attributes and races will still be able to play an active role.

How many times did my horse demon cry when this guy came... w
It was a super natural enemy w
Although it is limited to GY, it is strong that it cannot be excluded.
It is a powerful meta card that can be extremely troublesome depending on the opponent (lol)

This card is often used as a meta
There are quite a few decks that can be hit by GY Exclusion Seal, and you can expect a lot of success against such decks.
If he had 1900 RBI, he could have scored 9 points.

A monster with the effect of excluding up to 2 opponent's GY monsters with battle damage and the effect of blocking her exclusion from the opponent's GY.
As a low-level attacker, if he has enough hit points and gives battles damage, he can seal off monsters whose effects are activated by his GY, such as self-revive monsters.
With its second effect, you can block the activation of cards that use your opponent's GY exclusion, and it's excellent that you can protect your GY from your opponent's exclusion.

DARK, Spell use, blessed with level 4 and 1800 hit points, so he can also handle attackers.
When you are on the field, your opponent can't remove cards from his GY, which can cripple his deck, which uses a lot of removal costs.
Since the effect is only for the opponent, you can use the exclusion as much as you want, but he is the only GY that cannot be excluded, so be careful that the opponent is not the impregnable wall.
It also has the effect of banishing 2 GY monsters from his opponent's GY when dealing damage, so it can be prevented to some extent from releasing resources immediately after this guy dies.

It might be good to keep it on the side as a countermeasure against GY.

At first glance, it's a very annoying and powerful card that has two effects, but both are getting stronger and stronger as time goes on.
The effect of 1 can remove the opponent's GY card when inflicting battles damage, since it has to inflict battles damage, it makes no sense to put it out after it has been deployed, but now he does not use his GY Deck is more limited, so it's powerful if you decide.
The effect of 2 is to just stand and ban the opponent from banning each other's GY. There are many cards that activate effects once again with exclusion as a trigger, effects that activate exclusion as a cost, and monsters that can Special Summon, so it is more powerful as a meta countermeasure against yourself than against the opponent, negate with the opponent's GY Breathle. It is also strong that the fact that it is made into is itself sealed.
Overall, it's a monster that struggles more than I thought it would.

Along with Thunder King Rai-Oh, it is the top level 4 monster that becomes meta just by standing.
The number of cards that exclude GY is increasing, so it's doing a pretty good job, and it's nice not to interfere with his GY exclusion.
However, compared to 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, it is more difficult to handle, and basically that one is often prioritized.
DARK Spellcaster has a lot of support cards, so decks that can make use of them will be prioritized.

In the recent environment, he has many decks that combo starting with GY.
A card that definitely sticks in such a deck.
His ATK of 1800 is also quite good.

This boy is angry wwww. His ATK is decent and effective, so he can be included in his Deck meta for GY Tactics.

An excellent low-level spell user who created a type called "Shoven Beat" in the type of magic deck. The meta range of this guy is getting bigger every day, with more effects that cost removal. A powerful man behind the scenes who supports magic from the side along with Jogen.

Exclude his opponent's GY, and further suppress his GY only for the opponent... It's obviously not something a boy should do
1800 Merit Attackers are becoming less and less these days, but among them, it is a type of monster with a powerful effect.

It's getting harder and harder to make the most of the effect, as low ranks with high ATK and high ranks that are easy to use have increased, but if you use your attacks well, you'll be able to corner your opponent. The memorable first match of his Dragon Ruler Deck, which he made with much effort, was shut out by Kaiku + 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》.

I remembered Mr. T, who was born in a temple.
In Yu-Gi-Oh, GY is his "second hand", so the effect of preventing him from using it is very strong.
In addition, it has a decent number of RBI points, and it should not be overlooked that it uses Dark Spells.
You are generally a great person. stop magic

Blessed with attributes and races, the effect is also very excellent. Not only does it block powerful effects such as 《Dark Armed Dragon》, it also deals battles damage and removes his GY. Hitting isn't bad either.

His ATK is slightly higher than 1900, but he's a powerful low-level attacker with good stats. Meta beats and his Spellcaster beats are often indebted. It's no exaggeration to say that there is no Deck that can banish an opponent's monster just by inflicting battle damage, and that this effect does not hit. The permanent effect is also reasonably strong and can prevent Junon and his Gem-Knight Fusion. It is attractive because the support is substantial

DARK & Spell family with 1800 RBI and lots of support
The effect is also excellent.
The first exclusion effect is devil performance. Even now, when GY is called the second hand, it is still powerful.
The second removal interference effect is also quite good. It also prevents Damned's removal effects from activating and his D/D Crow interference.
Well, 1800 RBI is no longer uncommon, and now that more development power is required, sadly, the adoption rate has declined. One of my favorite cards.
【postscript】
You've entered magic with Dragon Ruler and mirror countermeasures. With the advent of Etoile, I no longer have to worry about hitting. Shouldn't the referee be banned?

An attacker who sends the GY monster to another dimension while blocking the opponent's use of GY.
Bato Oni and Necro Gardner can be removed without activating their effects. It can also block his GY fusions such as his Special Summon of Chaos Monsters and Miracle Fusion.
Don't forget that you can use your own GY without being disturbed by DD Crow.

Mr. MARU "Face is scary and rejection"
《Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer》「・・・」

Kaiku-san with a second hand.
It can be used as an attacker well, and since the number of his decks developed from GY has increased recently, I think it has high versatility.
The effect in the second half is also powerful, sealing Sorcerer and Necrogardner.

There was no GY of his opponent.
Only monsters are excluded, but it is possible to prevent the resurrection of powerful monsters.
ATK is also okay, so it can also be used as an attacker.
Since it quietly blocks the opponent's girlfriend's GY exclusion, it may also be a countermeasure against exclusion decks.

Kaiku-san, who casually does a good job
Bald but cool

Her ATK is high, and she's Lairo's natural enemy!! However, there are scenes where it is difficult to use by itself, so the evaluation is 8~

A card known as a meta for GY usage.
When dealing battles damage to the opponent, he has the effect of excluding up to 2 GY monsters, and the effect of preventing the opponent from removing each other's GY cards from the game.
While hitting with the first half effect, he cuts down the opponent's GY his ad, and the second half effect crushes the effect of many cards that use his GY as a cost. The self-exclusion such as Bato Oni and his GY utilization such as Miracle Fusion are completely blocked.
As expected, it's cruel to expect to have a place, but it's a masterpiece that can do super first-class meta work as an attacker.
However, due to recent changes in the environment, it has become quite difficult to pass battles damage at 1800. While this makes it difficult to use exclusion effects, Spell Trap has increased the effect of excluding himself from his GY, making it easier for this card's exclusion seal effect to stick.
Because it is a card that becomes meta, it is easily influenced by the environment, but the ability is certain.

It is powerful to seal exclusion fusion and exclusion cost.
Furthermore, it is also powerful to be able to crush combos by excluding yourself.
ATK is also high, excellent as an attacker. The race and attributes are also pretty good.

Uses low grade spells that are unobtrusive.
As long as the damage goes through, it is possible to take all of the opponent's GY's ad.
The effect in the second half is also rather strong, and it is nicknamed the Nekuga Killer because of that effect.
In the past, he had a low rating due to his 1800 RBI, but as he emphasized the GY ad and the theme used in his GY exclusion became stronger, he danced to the essential class of metabi.
The specs aren't low because it's a card that was recorded in GS.

It has excellent effects and is also active as an attacker.

Yu-Gi-Oh seems to be a Kaiku game.