Mystical Space Typhoon →Used Deck

Also known as "Yu-Gi-Oh Textbook".
It can be used in a simple and highly versatile manner, and of course you can use it to break your opponent's cards, but you can also use it to interfere with the recent trend of searching for Field Continuous Spells, and you can also use it to break your own cards and lead to developments. A skillful piece.
Although it is pushed by cards such as Cosmic and Tsuitsui, it is possible to use it in ways that are not possible with them, and it is said that the skill of a Duelist can be determined just by using Cyclone.
Perhaps because I haven't seen it recently, using it in a duel will surprise your opponent.
Let's all use it, of course I use it.

It is said that he was from the first pack of the 2nd season when Quick-Play Spell was born.
A card that has been used by many duelists as a primal card and a staple of back removal.
In addition to its simple effect, it also served as a quick-play spell rule enlightenment.
It also influenced playing, and created another simple technique called "End Cycle", which has become a regular slot for Strak and starters.
Since it was also an exemplary design for back removal, it has influenced the standards of later removal cards.
Since it was not a match for this card, it continued to be used for a long time regardless of the main side.
In recent years, there have been more and more cases of giving up the turn to 《Twin Twisters》and 《Cosmic Cyclone》, so it's a lonely place.

Basic Spell Trap destruction card.
In most cases, 《Cosmic Cyclone》takes precedence if you just aim for one card.

One of his Spell/Trap removal cards representing Yu-Gi-Oh!
It is a very versatile card that can be used for everything from face-down removal to removal of his Continuous Spell/Trap at no cost, and has been used by many duelists for a long time.
Of course, there are many scenes that are still active today. However, with the advent of cards such as Kozusai and Tsuitsui, which have a cost but have stronger effects, and cards such as Pankratops, which can be used in limited situations but can also remove monsters and can also be used as an RBI, they are used at the environmental level. The impression is that there are almost no opportunities to do so.
Is this inflation?

It's the origin of Spell Trap removal, and you can get a 1:1 exchange even if you die if you use it correctly.
Later, many Spell Trap removal cards were printed, but among them, Cyclone was the only general-purpose Quick-Play Spell that had no demerit factors. It is rarely seen in decks that cannot withstand the hand cost of .
Inflation has progressed and most of the top decks have become "decks that you can do whatever you want" these days. Even so, there are many scenes where "I have to break the skid and avoid the jam", and even if it doesn't always happen in every game, it's still a card that I'm indebted to.
However, basically there aren't many decks that are troubled with a hand cost of about 1 card, and it is clear to everyone that LP cost 1000 is not a problem in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, so Twin Twisters and Cosmic Cyclone》, etc., will be given priority to adopting cards that can gain a lot of advantages with just one card.
Don't forget that it's only for decks where it's hard to stack them. I feel like I can stack the most Kozusai anywhere.
I always use a weak deck that can't withstand the hand cost of 《Twin Twisters》.

Easy 1:1 exchange, back in the days when we were seriously competing for ads
If all duels in this world were counted, it would probably be the most used
Now there are cards that can get more ads or cards that stop cards that can get more ads, so I'm retiring

A Quick-Play Spell that can destroy any Spell Trap on the board.
Quick-Play Spell is powerful and
You can do a technique called "End Cycle" where you pass this turn face down, and when the opponent declares the end phase by laying down a card on the return turn, you can break the set card.
Due to the presence of this card, decks that are required to maintain certain of his Continuous Spells, Continuous Trap, and Field Spells must figure out how to outperform this.
When operating, you must know that there is no point in activating it against your opponent's Normal Spell, Normal Trap, or Quick-Play Spell.
This card is an effect that "destroys existing cards" and cannot interfere with "effects that have already been activated". That is the area of "negate" that Counter Trap and others are good at.
Against Continuous Spells, Field Spells, Equip Cards, and Continuous Traps
Due to the state of "effects are applied as long as they are on the board"
Destroying it removes the effect.
Finally, after destroying the set card
That's his Trap and Quick-Play Spell in the free chain and activated in response
Be careful of the case. The effect is correctly demonstrated and you lose the shot, but you don't cry.

Standard for spell trap removal.
Cards that look upward compatible like Tsuitsui and Kozusai are all just bases for this card, and there is a trade-off in terms of performance.
Don't be black and white about what's good and what's bad, choose the one that's easier to use for your deck and situation.

A split-type Quick-Play Spell from the 2nd term 1st "Magic Ruler" that has sent out a large amount of his dangerous Spell cards that destroy the environment beyond good quality.
This card used to be a restricted card, so there is probably no player who didn't take care of it from the beginning.
Hit from above! Hit from one! Hit at no cost without choosing the activation timing!
Anyway, it is characterized by its overwhelming lack of quirks, high versatility and low risk, and currently it is less prioritized by late-starting split-type Quick-Play Spells such as Tsuitsui and Kozusai, but that I think it can be said that the high level of usefulness is still alive.
It was a common sight in the old days to destroy a cyclone that was lying down with a cyclone...

teaching materials for living.
It's perfect for teaching beginners the rules, such as destroying a Continuous Spell/Trap to make the effect dull, or chaining it to the activation of a Normal Trap to pass through the effect.

Easy-to-understand general-purpose Spell/Trap removal card.
There are many derivatives, but the identity of a Quick-Play Spell without cost is still alive and well. In terms of usability, it's perfect.
The extremely high number of reprints proves this.

Spell Trap A card that should be called the originator of removal. There are older cards in the sense of being the original, but Harpie's Feather Broom wasn't easy to get, and the risk of tying your own card in the Great Storm wasn't small at the time, so it was the first concept of pinpoint removal. You can say I don't know about removing spells or removing traps.
After the appearance of this card, his Continuous Spell Trap was crushed like a counter, and the battle landscape and his Deck construction theory changed greatly.
On the other hand, it is also true that there were many cards that escaped the ban because they were "cracked by a cyclone". Mirafo and Libidet would have been banned longer without the cyclones (and storms).
In addition, this card itself was often used face down, so it is a great achievement that brought depth to Yu-Gi-Oh by reading each other about face-down cards such as End Psych.
However, perhaps it went a little too far, or the existence of Cyclone, which destroyed the concept in the era of designer decks that followed, was inconvenient, and it was listed as a limited card for a while.
This is a measure despite the fact that this card alone cannot be called a power card. I have the impression that they were jointly and severally held responsible for the storm's violence.
After that, there were many twists and turns, and many backward compatibility and mutual compatibility were created, and they continued to be involved in many metagames and continued to function as mediators of the times.
Currently, it can be said that it is in a semi-retired state, giving up its position to a backward, mutual interchange with more sharp performance.
Nowadays, dealing with spell traps in the main deck is so easy that you don't even need the help of an expert. Since Kozusai Tsuitsui, which has a greater impact on the board, is given priority, there are few opportunities to see it in actual battle.

Simple is best, therefore convenient, but lacking in dexterity
"Cosmic Cyclone", which has a similar effect to this, is a more powerful removal effect, but it costs LP, so if you use it without thinking about it, you will get exhausted, but this is attractive because it costs nothing.
And because of its simple effect, it is easy to use a wide range of things, such as removing the opponent's Spells and Traps and activating Traps that "activate when destroyed" on your own field.
However, since it's "destroy", it would be a big deal if it was a card like Red-Eyes Triumph or 《Amazoness Onslaught》that would trigger its effect if you thoughtlessly destroy his Spell Trap on the opponent's field.
Furthermore, there are many theme cards that have effects that activate when they are destroyed or removed by the opponent, so in today's world it is difficult to destroy them.
Furthermore, even if he is destroyed, there are many cards that have the effect of recovering from GY.
If you're aiming to hit it, it might be good to hit it for general purposes like Torrent Funeral or 《Solemn Judgment》
Cosmic Cyclone if you have clean removal, Red Resonator, or cards like Aroma Deck that are easy to heal.
If you have a card with an effect that activates when destroyed, it might be a good idea to prioritize Cyclone.
Neither card is brain dead.

With a 1:1 exchange, he can remove Spell Trap, a top-notch general-purpose spell card.
In the current environment, there are more and more decks that cost less than one card in hand, and in that sense,
《Twin Twisters》, which splits two cards in one hand, is used first.
There are also more Spell Trap cards that activate with GY even if they are broken,
Opportunities for this card to play an active role are decreasing,
I think it's also good to put it in the side deck to safely destroy troublesome flat gates such as Magic Cave / Skill Drain .
Cyclone to cyclone! ! I think there are many people who did it when they were children,
Cyclone is not a negate, it's a destruction, so even if you chain to the opponent's Spell Trap activation, in most cases the effect will pass (effective for permanent),
It is said to be the so-called "gun and bullet principle", and the cyclone destroys the gun that fired the bullet.
In order to negate the effect, the bullet must be destroyed, which means that the activation of the card itself must be negate, or a card that negates the activation of the effect.

Comprehensive evaluation: Easy to use removal with 1:1 exchange without peculiarities.
By using it in the end phase, you can remove face-down cards without activating them in that turn, break suspicious cards before attacking, and destroy equipment cards. No.
《Cosmic Cyclone》, which has a similar effect, is a banishment, so it is strong against the effect if it is destroyed, and 《Twin Twister》also allows you to remove 2 cards while placing your hand in his GY.
However, these cannot always be used because of the cost, and the cost may backfire.
In that sense, this kana is easier to handle.
Depending on the environment.
It's easier to use than Dust Tornado in that it destroys your own card and becomes a combo.

A very simple back removal. It doesn't stand out compared to other back removal, but it's the easiest back removal to handle because there are no costs or disadvantages. It's a very simple 1:1 swap, so it doesn't hurt to use it in any of his decks.

There are many cards that are close to upward compatibility in various ways, but there is no habit anyway.
Depending on the environment, I can still be active.

A basic removal card.
At first glance, it looks like a normal removal card, but there is a big trap hole there. This card basically performs a 1:1 exchange, but there is a gap in his Deck power between you and your opponent, and if you are inferior, if you continue to exchange equivalents, it will be an add loss overall. In other words, the power of this card depends on your deck. Therefore, it is generally easier to handle Galaxy Cyclone or Pankratops, which is easy to take advantage in decks with low power.
How about a powerful deck or a fast deck?
Cosmic Cyclone, 《Twin Twisters》, and Pankratops would be better than this card if it has enough power and the environment is also taken into consideration.
Even in slow decks, 《Heavy Storm Duster》, 《Evenly Matched》, Pankratops and powerful opponents are lined up.
In conclusion, I can't deny the feeling that this card has lost its place due to the compatible cards that have appeared one after another and the lack of quirks.
Who is to blame? I think everyone has already noticed.
Pankratops! ! It's you! ! ! ('Д｀)┌┛ Three《Dinowrestler Pankratops》

Everyone's Favorite Versatile Spell Trap Removal Card
The adjusted version of this card is a card that has lived with the history of Yu-Gi-Oh without knowing how many times it has been printed.
Interchangeable cards such as Cosmic Cyclone and 《Twin Twisters》have appeared, but this is still the easiest removal card to use.
With the new Master Rule, Trap Monsters are now moved from the Spell Trap Zone to the Monster Zone, but this card doesn't remove the cards in the Spell Trap Zone, he removes the Spell Trap, so he still uses the Trap Monsters. you can turn it off

simple is best
A good card that can be destroyed face down

Basics of 1:1 exchange. It used to be a restricted card due to its simplicity and powerful performance. It now works as a general-purpose removal.

The number of evaluations and user reviews for this card is more amazing than I imagined
It's becoming This is a congratulations.
The number of reprints is probably 37th, but isn't it the most?
For Spell cards, one hand cost is required, but up to two 《Twin Twisters》and LP1000 are required, but one of Cosmic Cyclone and Trap cards that can be removed cannot be used in the Battle Phase, but up to two. We are selling one after another with "Heavy Storm Duster" that can be destroyed,
This card is by far the easiest spell card to handle.
It was first released on April 20, 2000, but it makes sense why so many Duelists still love this Quick-Play Spell. The effect text is simple, but it's a very complete and wonderful Quick-Play Spell.

Spell - A Quick-Play Spell that destroys a single Trap. 　
There are many derivative cards similar to this card as the founder. "Each has advantages and disadvantages." After understanding their merits and demerits, I will adopt it for the deck that suits me.
Because it is a very simple effect, "the difference between destruction and negate" and "timing to use cards such as which card of the opponent should be destroyed". One of the "learning material cards" where you can learn the basics of Yu-Gi-Oh.

Quick-Play Spell that destroys 1 Spell/Trap card at no cost.
Currently, it has strong rivals such as 《Twin Twisters》, 《Cosmic Cyclone》, and 《Heavy Storm Duster》.

Whether it's a Spell or a Trap, it's the strongest card that can be negate/destroyed from your hand at no cost. It has more performance than 《Solemn Judgment》. If the other party is an elementary school student.
"Twin Twisters" is basically better for other opponents.

A very strong spell card that is simple, straightforward, and by itself can remove him spell traps. Now, with the appearance of Tsuitsui and Cosmic, the adoption rate has dropped, but the former requires the hand cost, and the latter requires his LP cost, so this one is excellent in its lack of quirks. It has been re-recorded many times, especially in the starter deck since 2011 (including the entry deck in 2015). For that reason, it is one of the most useful cards for beginners.

A card that serves as a standard for single-shot magic and trap removal.
It's not only a simple face-down removal, but it's also a quick-play spell and can be used regardless of your opponent, so it's very easy to use.
Currently, there are many mutual compatibility such as Cosmic, so the priority will change depending on his deck and environment.
There is no doubt that it is easy to use, and it is a piece that suits the name "Simple is Best".

His Spell Trap removal card representing Yu-Gi-Oh!
Recently, it has been pushed by Cosmic, Tsuitsui, etc., but it still has the ability to fight.

Short text. Therefore strong.
Because of its high versatility, it can basically be used in any deck, and there are even episodes where Cyclone destroyed a lying down Cyclone.
Recently, I haven't seen it because of the derivative cards, but I have the impression that even beginners will not have trouble with the timing of handling it because of the 1:1 exchange.

There is only original restriction and it is simply strong normally.
Unlimited backwards compatibility on this card doesn't pay off.

simple and easy to use

Easy to use Spell, Trap destruction cards
Recently, the number of high-ranking species has increased, but it can still be used.
Also, since it is often seen in storage (*in my neighborhood), it is also good that it can be obtained at a lower price than Tsuitsui.

Recently, there have been many derivative cards of this card, and although it is often not used, there is no peculiarity and it is the easiest to handle.

simple is best.
There are some Spell/Trap destruction cards that are stronger than this, but no Spell/Trap destruction cards that are easier to use than this one.

His spell card was temporarily designated as restricted due to its versatility and inclusion in any of his decks. The ability to remove his Spell/Trap at no cost is still strong.

Basic card for single Spell Trap removal in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Recently, there are also banishing Kozusai and 2-card destroying Tsuitsui, but if you can't find the advantage in banishing or the hand cost is painful, this is the one that is the most flexible, so it's still in use.
Originally, the number of reprints was large due to its versatility, but I feel that it has increased dramatically since the 9th term.

One of the representative cards of Yu-Gi-Oh! Its effect is simple and powerful.
This overwhelming number of reprints tells the history of this card, no, Yu-Gi-Oh.
When I was in elementary school, I thought I could negate with a cyclone, but when I found out that it would only destroy it, I thought it was a cascade, but later I learned that it was a big mistake.

It doesn't matter, but the reprint and the wording are similar (suddenly
I don't know if that's why, but the number of re-recordings is very large.
The price is also reasonable unlike Tsui Tsui Cosmic.
Besides, cards with short text are always strong.
However, these days, it's normal for him to use his GY-activated Spell Trap, so he tends to lose his turn to Cosmic... Is this also the trend of the times?
Destroy it with a cyclone and negate! It's already a promise in Yu-Gi-Oh that everyone passed.
For some reason, the Spell Trap removal card is still a popular card that is made based on this card.

You can defeat Venominaga, Superiordora, Crystal Wing, Crimson Nova Trinity, Extrio, and Ultimate Falcon.

What is this number of recordings... (astonished)
As you can see from the number of recordings, it is a card that is already used in this game as a matter of course. Various subspecies have also been created and are used by Deck. It is extremely simple and easy to use, so it will be useful in the future.

The effect is very simple and strong. Versatility is top class among Yu-Gi-Oh cards.

It's a representative of the overwhelmingly popular Quick-Play Spells. It used to be a restricted card.

One of the famous spell cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!
The ultimate trump card against the nasty Spell Trap that coined the term 'endsyke'
Extremely versatile and works well in almost any deck
Not only the opponent but also his own Spell Trap can be destroyed, so it can be used as a starting point for further combos using it.
Recently, however, he has become less visible as he has become able to use monster effects instead of spells.
Even so, it will serve as a model solution for crushing 《Vanity's Emptiness》and 《Macro Cosmos》, which monsters are not good at, so the demand will not disappear.

A card that is always on the side. Simple is the best!! Yu-Gi-Oh, who has the same spell card, Quick-Play Spell and Normal Spell, is amazing. A card that reminds me of that. It didn't bother me much when I was a kid, but as an adult I realize how powerful the Quick-Play Spell is.

threat reprint rate. That's why it's a card that is highly versatile and requires a lot of cards. Recently, the pool of removal cards for Galaxy Cyclone, 《Twin Twisters》, Cosmic Cyclone and Spell Trap has increased, and the number of times this card appears has decreased relatively, but not all Decks can pay the cost of Twitsui, and Cosmic's LP It doesn't cost anything, and it doesn't require a guarantee, so it will continue to be the standard for Spell/Trap removal cards.

A card that Yuuto has also set in anime

It's a card that goes beyond being strong or weak, and it's a typical example of "a card with a simple effect is strong", just like Monster Reborn.
Recently, it's been taken over by Tsuitsui, but in a deck where the hand cost is high, this is the priority, and in terms of ease of acquisition, this card is drawn and died safely in the top game. There is a sad promise to do it, but even if you take that into account, the feeling of security is different if you put it in, so you can say that the appeal of this card is that you want to use it even if you force yourself to use it.

A representative card of "cards with simple text are strong" in Yu-Gi-Oh.
Destroy one of his opponent's spells and traps with a Quick-Play Spell.
Any kind of him is easy to enter the deck ◎

A representative of the Quick-Play Spell that can be said to be the basic of the basics.
However, in the current environment where you want to annihilate face-down cards, Tsuitsui wins.

A simple and powerful card. It has been recorded countless times, so you won't have any trouble finding it. I think it's a good card that goes into many decks.

This guy... will be reprinted again and again in the W Raiders...
Cyrokun
Isn't it a card with a name? .
I wonder if the people over there are aiming for a new Guinness record for the number of reprints.

The side 3 stack is an iron plate
too many recordings

A removal spell that's traditionally featured in most of his decks.
A card with a simple effect that is simply strong.
There are many reprints, so it should be easy to obtain.

It's probably his spell card that I've used the most.
Performance is nothing to write home about.
I look forward to working with you.

A card whose existence has become commonplace beyond being strong
From his Field Spell at the core of the Fan Deck to the End Psych that hits the strong Deck, the figure that destroys all kinds of Spell traps is somewhat more powerful than 《Monster Reborn》and sits in the frame of his Deck including the side.
To be honest, I'm not on good terms with the twister (big lie) junior called "Twin Twisters".
Recently, the appearance of being reborn in a cosmic appearance is more active.

A fun annual event of breaking a cyclone with an end cycle
Cyclone, no, Yu-Gi-Oh!

Fits in any deck unless it's a very sharp configuration
It's strong, but there's also a sad promise of Top Psych.
Quantity to be adopted should be examined

One of those cards that can be put in just about any deck.
A card so famous that the technical term "End Psych" was born.
For a while it was a limit, but now you can put 3 of them, so Tornado and Twister...

I don't have the position of Twister or Tornado, so I want you to put it in a restricted or semi-restricted position. Players who rely on Continuous Spells and Traps will almost certainly have trouble with this card.
Anyway, the performance of this card is simple and powerful. It's clear from the fact that even though it's been reprinted, it still maintains a reasonable price. Without any restrictions, you can destroy his Spell/Trap cards on the field regardless of your opponent, and a Quick-Play Spell. Occasionally, I compete with Nightshot, but I don't think there will ever be a card with unlimited power like this...or rather, I'd like to think so (looking at the pre-revised DDB).

Quick-Play Spell and destroy 1 of his Spell Trap regardless of opponent
Representative of Yu-Gi-Oh that can be adopted in most decks
By the way, this card has the most reprints.

Quick-Play Spell ・Universal destruction, can be used face down even in advance, and is very easy to handle.
A must-have card for anyone who plays Yu-Gi-Oh!

Review from a beginner's perspective.
I think that it is strong because it is simple. Also, since he is a Quick-Play Spell, it is also attractive that he can activate it during the opponent's turn. His spell in Yu-Gi-Oh is Cyclone.

Destroys 1 Spell Trap and has a simple yet powerful effect.
You can do a trick called end cycle that destroys it in the face down turn.
There are many similar cards, and recently, a powerful rival called Night Shot has also appeared.
It is highly evaluated for its ability to quickly remove P cards.
There are also times when a cyclone breaks a cyclone w

Super simple and clear. Simple is his best embodiment. It's a quick-acting spell, so it can be used face down during the opponent's end phase. It is very convenient because it can turn very small.
I can't count how many spells/traps he's been hit by this.

I think what makes Yu-Gi-Oh OCG interesting is the presence of Trap Spell cards that can disrupt your opponent's turn. Therefore, this guy who can remove the Trap Spell card is a strong reason, and on the contrary, I think that the environment where this card is weak is the period when the fun of Yu-Gi-Oh is spoiled. In other words, I think it's a card that serves as an index to check the quality of the Yu-Gi-Oh environment.

The removed bag is the number of stars. Simple is the best Spell Trap removal all-time.
A mass of convenience that safely reaps the free chain in the end cycle and functions as a meta card that is practically negate in the case of eternity.
The basic demand is too high, and the number of cards is too high, so that no matter how much you have, it's an honor student card that won't go out of fashion even after going through an environment.

Along with Storm, he is one of the top Spell Trap removers. Quick-Play Spell, which is basically a one-to-one exchange, but is easy to use from beginners to professionals with a free chain and a small turn.
His adoption rate has declined since the introduction of monster effects, but he can remove cards that are fatal obstacles to development such as Macross, Skidre, and Void, and recently his decks with a lot of traps have increased. So the number of occasions to use it is increasing. And you can rest assured when you hold it.

There aren't many cards that are as good at cracking your opponent's bag.
Strength is inexplicable.
A must-have card for duelists.

When it comes to removing Spell Trap, this is the card. It is loaded on many decks and is showing its ability.
However, since monster effects are the mainstream in the current environment, I feel that his deck with 3 of this card is rare. In addition, with the advent of 《Artifact Ignition》, which can acquire field ads with almost the same performance, it seems that it will be mainly used in decks that do not involve AF.

A generic Spell Trap removal that has a high chance of stacking in any of her decks.
It's simple and powerful, and it can also be used for combos because it can break your girlfriend's Spell Trap.

Easy to use Spell/Trap removal cards.
If the Pendulum introduction becomes popular, three cards may be required...

Very easy to use Spell and Trap card removal.
Can be used in various combos.
A powerful card that can be in any of his decks.

A versatile card that fits in any of her decks.
Since it is a fast-acting spell, it can be used during the opponent's turn or during your own turn's battle phase.
Furthermore, in the current environment, it is a very excellent card because it is an unlimited card.

As a basic spell/trap destruction card for him, I find it purely useful.
Quick-Play Spell is also convenient to use.

One of the representative cards of Yu-Gi-Oh!
In addition to being able to negate the opponent's permanent cards, "End Cycle" destroys the opponent's face down cards during the end phase and does not allow free chains.
It has high versatility, such as destroying cards on your field and connecting them to combos.

One too great. Recently, it has become a side factor and has gone down, but 2 or 3 cards are necessary for a family.

Bumped

One or more per family.

It's convenient, but if you stack 3 sheets, it's a charm to draw in unnecessary places.

The Thunder Bottle with three on it is broken.
usually strong

I feel sorry for Kamikaze and her Dragunity. Since it's haste, it works pretty well against Field Spell Tsukau Decks

one word wonderful

A powerful spell that can be used stably from the beginning. It's a great environment because you can stack three of these. It can be used in a wide range of ways, from End Cycle to splitting permanents and equip cards.

Any he is a must-have card in any deck. His Free Chain Quick-Play Spell is normally strong.

Too stable 1:1 exchange.
When I dueled with an elementary school student recently
Cannibal "Then Bottomless Trap Hole"
Elementary school student "It's a cyclone~" Doyaa
Cannibal "E?"
I'm surprised this is still there.
I'm having a hard time explaining this...

One-for-one exchange is easy, yes Cyclone.
The effect is simple and powerful. Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's versatile, and it's a card that everyone from beginners to experts can use.
The limit is gone, but it's up to the person to stack 3.

I think it's a great card.

The difference between "negate and destroy" and "destroy"
I used to fight
If it's a self-made Deck, consider the Deck space and go with 2 rather than 3.

Easy removal that can be hit with a free chain. If it comes to my hand, I want to use it first or set it. …However, this is my personal impression, but if you stack three cards, the card slot will be squeezed. There are quite a few cards that I want to include. So this is the score.

simple is best. A general-purpose card that has existed since the early days of Yu-Gi-Oh, so powerful that it doesn't need an explanation. Quick-Play Spell is the secret, and depending on the situation, you may or may not lie down. It is a place to show off the skills of the player. It's currently unlimited... I wonder if the limit will come soon (ah)

This card, which pinpoints your opponent's Spell and Trap cards, can come at the end...

Powerful because it's simple

God Card Maru 3

Cool graphics, strong effects, and Quick-Play Spells. Perfect!

Needless to say, useful spells.
A super useful spell that can destroy any card (with some exceptions).
This card is so famous that when it comes to destructive effects in Yu-Gi-Oh, the first thing that comes to mind is this card.
Since it destroys one card, it won't get caught by Staro either.
Finally unlimited

stable

A strong card
Isn't there no problem even if you stop thinking and pile up 2 or 3?
yeah, well, strong for now

Cyclone! ?

For the time being, it's a card that stacks two cards. Thanks to the lifting of the restrictions, if you focus on Field Spells and Equip Spells, it will be broken immediately and it will not be funny.

GOD Shin.
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I removed it from my deck when my friends first told me that its effects weren't negate, but it's still a powerful card.

It's been reprinted so many times I don't know how many times it's been reprinted. As expected, it is a necessity that goes beyond the necessity.

permanent teary eyes

I haven't seen any tournaments or serious matches recently.

nothing to say

WW

famous name card
It's good to use it as soon as it comes to your hand
You can lure the opponent's Spell trap by lying face down.
It's a Quick-Play Spell, so you can use it in any situation, and it's a nice card to have in your Deck.

without entering the main
The best card because it enters the side!

I want to destroy monsters with a cyclone, but...

Friend ``The stack of 3 Psych www is laughable www''
Because I'm strong. I immediately end cycled it during the duel.
friend""

Now that the restrictions are lifted, I have at least 2 copies in every deck.

Everyone has a rating of 10, but why this card? . .
A big storm before using the cyclone. That's the iron rule.

There is no rating other than 10 on this card.