Horn of Heaven →Used Deck

A card that became the founder of the "Horn Flute" Counter Trap that negates summoning actions that do not involve activation, which appeared in the first period.
The effect itself is not weak, but it requires one monster in your field as an activation cost, so if you can't make use of the act of releasing a monster in your field or sending it to his GY, it still feels heavy. end up
Above all, the presence of this card, the magic jammer, and the counter range of Seven Tools of the Bandit docked, and now it is very difficult to stack 3 copies of it, and at that time, the cost of "half LP" was ridiculously heavy. You can clearly see that it was set based on the recognition that it was a thing.
Right now, even if some effect that refers to the "Horn" card comes out, it's finally the starting line, isn't it?
Postscript: In the regular pack of January 2023, a low-level monster named Harvest Angel of Doom appeared that can search for this card by specifying its name due to the effect of NS and P summon triggers.
In addition, 《Harvest Angel of Doom》was designed so that releasing itself as the activation cost of this card would give it even more effect, so there is no doubt that this card also has its own uniqueness.
And the position of the light vanish, which was originally backward compatible with this card, is becoming more and more difficult...

A card that allows you to stop summoning monsters by releasing one of your own monsters. Decks that can connect costs to ads are worth considering, but I think most decks are basically Trap from the God series.

Comprehensive evaluation: Considerable if the release cost can be easily procured.
Cards such as Solemn Judgment and Solemn Warning that can be paid for his LP cost are more convenient, but decks with low monster release costs such as token generation can be considered.

A summoning seal card that requires one release
However, I really want to stop it because it is biased towards the SS, so I feel that the black horn and the hard horn are in time.
Above all, this card's rival is a notice and a sentence, so it's even tougher

It can stop any summoning act, but the board ad request and weight stand out.
This cost can be reduced by using the effect that is activated after being released and his GY activation effect as a cost, and you can also differentiate yourself.
However, even with that point of differentiation, compared to notifications and warnings, which have a wider range of responses, the weaknesses stand out.

Since it loses board adverts, it is inferior to rivals such as Black Horn and Warning in terms of versatility. But Malebranche of the Burning Abyss and Gouki, who can make the most of their releases, can thrive. Summoning and Flip Summon can also be negate, which is very convenient.

With Solemn Judgment in the same pack for Vol 6, it was difficult to spare his deck for this card.
It is powerful to be able to negate the summoning act, but it becomes a 1: 2 exchange to lose one monster from your own field. If you do use it, you'll need to use combos with other cards such as Lair of Darkness to compensate for your advantage as much as possible or limit your losses.

It is a Counter Trap that has existed since the beginning, and along with the Black Horn, it is often used to explain the difference between the Special Summon, which does not ride a chain, and the others.
Summoning and Flip Summon can also be negate here, but a release cost is required, and compared to the Divine Trap, which requires an extreme story LP cost, if it is normal, the priority is low.
There used to be a group of cards like Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, and even now, Gouki, where disadvantage can lead to disadvantages.

A Counter Trap that allows you to negate your opponent's general summons by releasing monsters.
Works well with Malebranche of the Burning Abyss and Gouki, which can trigger effects when sent to GY. When used in conjunction with Shadow Dystopia, you can interfere with the opponent's development while releasing the opponent's monsters.

I can appreciate the wide range that can destroy all summoning methods that do not ride the chain, but since it requires release, it will be a 2: 1 exchange, so the Deck that can be used is limited.
As for the release, I would like to skillfully deceive it by mass-producing tokens and connecting it to the GY effect.

Summon, Flip Summon, Special Summon A man who will never forgive.
However, since one monster must be released, I would like to use it in a combo with a monster that can be activated when released or a monster that can be sent to GY.
It's a release, so tokens are okay ◎

It's been trading at a bargain for a long time due to the cost of releasing a single monster, but thanks to Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, which doesn't disadvantage the release, it's suddenly become a hot topic. The advantage is that you can crush the entire Pendulum Summon. However, the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss regulations are quickly returning prices.

When I casually went to a nearby shop, it was priced at 2000 in the showcase... No, at the same time, his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss parts group also disappeared.
Marion and Snitch were still there during the 2-3 weeks after the EXP came out...

If it's Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, the cost is directly connected to the add, and in most cases, it's used in the opponent's turn, so it seems that it is used because it can bypass the common name-bound turn 1 of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
It's true that you can reduce ad loss as much as possible (or even earn ads), and you can handle back defense, flying G, tokens, etc., so I think it's highly compatible with Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
However, since I am scraping my deck, I often end up going to GY without thinking about the number of cards to use, just like with various Spell Traps. Plan your use
《Grand Horn of Heaven》with a powerful bonus effect, 《Solemn Warning》that negates 《Macro Cosmos》at the cost of LP cost, etc. are personal preference or use properly.

Can I use the sacred carving?
No, in that case 《Hieratic Seal of Banishment》would be better...

Instead of having to Tribute monsters, you can eliminate anything other than special summons.
I don't think I'm weak.
It's effective for decks that can put out a lot of tokens.
Addendum: I'm happy to hear that it's been re-evaluated recently.

"Post warning" sounds like a name to lose, but it's a card that is the origin of summoning negate.
Compared to the warning and black horn of the same system, it has the troublesome condition of requiring a monster, and since it conscientiously consumes two cards from the start, it's a modest advantage.
I wonder if the attention is compatibility with his Pendulum. Release and Pendulum have proven good compatibility with her Qlihort, and since we don't limit the number of black horns, we can wipe out P summons all at once.
Immediately after the appearance of Qliphort, it was unexpected that the ark was the first to receive attention.

It existed from the beginning as a Counter Trap with only the summoning part of "Solemn Judgment", but the cost of releasing one monster is high and it does not support Special Summon by effect, so "Solemn Warning" and " It is true that it is a little inconvenient compared to rivals such as Black Horn of Heaven. If you adopt it, it would be good to build it so that the cost can be reduced with tokens etc.

It's a card similar to Solemn Warning, but it's costly because you need to sacrifice one monster, and yet, like a warning, he can't block monsters that are Special Summoned by riding a chain of Junon, Megalo Abyss, etc. I'm sorry.

One of the Counter Trap that has existed since the beginning.
As long as there is a rival called "Solemn Warning" that also supports Special Summon by effect,
It is unlikely that they will be given priority over them.
With Deck, which can easily secure release personnel, I think it will be less expensive than the LP 2000, so we may be able to consider adopting it.

A Counter Trap that allows you to negate your opponent's monster Summons, Flip Summons, and Special Summons by releasing a monster from your field.
Among the early Counter Traps, it tends to be a so-so due to its board-interfering cost and close coverage of Solemn Warning and notifications.
The increase in deployment power and the aggravation of monsters themselves are definitely a tailwind, but as expected, the rivalry of the gods is severe.
Warnings and Declarations have become semi-restricted, and even notices have appeared, so the only advantage of having this card is to release monsters...?

Even though it's an early card, if you want to stop the summoning, it's better to pay 2000 for a warning...
I can't stop the Special Summon due to the effect, and I'm demanding a release...

The effect is powerful, but the cost is heavy.
I want to release monsters that are safe to release.
Since the effect can negate the summoning itself, most monsters can be destroyed without satisfying the resurrection limit, except for some monsters.

Candidates for release are sheep tokens and Synthetic Seraphim tokens.
Permissions can also be used.