Mist Wurm →Used Deck

You can bounce up to 3 cards on your opponent's field when summoned with the earliest ☆9 Synchro.
Although it is a general-purpose S, since it is a 3-body material, there were few decks that he could aim for.
☆ Due to the lack of candidates for 9S, it has been included as one of the options for EX for a long time.
Even after the appearance of Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier, which looks like a rival, there was no big change in its standing position.
It gradually disappeared in the form of being pushed by the late-starting EX forces.
The number of ☆9S has increased considerably now, but most of the ones used in actual battles can be used with two.
Similar to Trishula, the three-body material is a bottleneck in terms of operation.

A level 9 general-purpose material S monster that appeared in the first DT series, WIND's Thunder is characterized by an unknown demand status setting that reminds him of his Thunder circumstances in the first season.
Since it was a level 9 S monster at the time, it required at least 3 materials, and for that reason, due to the lack of level 9 S monsters, it wasn't automatically required as an EX monster. It's a monster.
The power to interfere with the opponent's board is very strong, but if the monster is an S monster that can be put out with the same number of materials and ties in the same level range, and the effect of S summon trigger is used, the monster will have higher ATK and resistance penetration. Since Trish has power and ability to remove opponents regardless of the opponent, and it is worth putting it out first, after Trish appeared, it has become rare to see it even in decks where it is realistic to use it.
However, as mentioned above, this effect of being able to remove 3 cards at once regardless of type cannot be weak, and since the removal is a bounce, it is very effective against EX monsters that are resistant to effect destruction. .
In recent years, the number of monsters that can be Special Summoned after the effect is activated has been restricted to his WIND, so it can be said that there are still a certain number of themes that we want to adopt for the EX Deck.

Comprehensive evaluation: The point which can be removed by 3 bounces is useful.
It is necessary to align 3 monsters to reach level 9, but 3 bounces can open up the field at once.
If you can return about 2 monsters from the Extra Deck, there is enough significance to put them out.
You can return the Spell/Trap card to safely pass the attack, and if you think it's a decoy to others even if you get shot.
It can be compared to 《Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier》, but I think the timing is different in the first place.

There is a monster called Trishula in the same general-purpose level 9 Synchro, but this card also has strength comparable to that. If you want to wipe out the field, use Mist Wurm, and if you want to interfere with your hand, GY, and field, use Trishula.

One of the early synchros compared to Trishula, which has the same level and material designation in the same synchro.
This one has higher board interaction and is more suitable as a finisher, but since it doesn't target and can reach the hand, Trishula is superior in terms of versatility, as it can play an active role in the lead, and that one is prioritized. apt.
I'm also worried about the high-level RBI for the weight.
His deck that uses level 9S itself is also few now, and he is pushed by a powerful rival, and it is a thin existence only in the mist.
However, it is certain that it is not a bad effect, and I would like to evaluate this performance even though it is an early set. Depending on the future card pool, there is a good chance that it will be prioritized.

A strong guy lurking in the shadow of Trish.
Since it is WIND, SR etc. are candidates for adoption

A Level 9 Synchro that is rarely seen, probably because of Trishula's absolute existence.
The 3-card bounce is certainly powerful, but the fact that it's a hand bounce that targets targets and requires 3 materials like Trishula, makes it a bit more modest in RBI, which is pretty tough now.
I can imagine that Thunder with the name of Mist has something to do with Mist Valley, but I didn't expect there to be more than one of these in the air.

If Trishula says he is an LPru,
This guy is a machine gun (thanks for wide range removal)

A sad king insect with narrow shoulders because of Trishula. I don't want you to misunderstand me, but he's just an idiot, and his performance isn't weak, it's rather strong.
Bounces up to 3 cards on the opponent's field when played. Of course, the degree of interference with the field is much higher for Koch. Since the number of sheets can be adjusted, it is also highly evaluated that there is no need to return unnecessary items such as surplus libido. However, please note that it is a forced effect.
Well, if you can't use this guy's effect, you can just use Trish.
Unfortunately, because of his WIND/Thunder status, race/attribute support is unlikely. The RBI of ATK 2500 is also unreliable. After work, I want to finish it with Sassa or use it as a material to make effective use of it.

Thunder Synchro Monster.
There is no material restriction, and when Synchro Summoned, it has the effect of bouncing up to 3 cards on the opponent's field to the hand.
At the same level, he is often compared to Trishula from Synchro Monster, but I think both are strong.
After using this card's effect, it's still a vanilla monster, but with the appearance of True King of All Calamities, the value of Level 9 Synchro has increased, so it's a different option than Trishula to conquer the opponent's field after cleaning it up. I think we can move.

After all, Trish's presence is too strong, and the feeling of being forgotten is strong, but this is not a bad effect either.
As others have said, it can be said that it is perfect when attacking

A level 9 synchro that can bounce up to 3 opponent cards.
Like Trishula, it requires 3 or more materials, but it's relatively easy to get out because it's unbound.
Although the RBI is not enough for a level 9, it is suitable as a finisher.

Speaking of Level 9 Synchro, Trishula is often enough, but this one specializes in interfering with the board and can touch 3 cards on the board.
Trish doesn't choose the situation, but this guy is stronger in the final scene.

A perfect monster to decide on that turn. It has more combo properties than Trishula, such as being able to collect the cards that were pushed against the opponent.

I want to use it when the opponent has 2 or more monsters.
You can think that you can return all the monsters on the opponent's field to the hand.

With the advent of Trishula, this card has been said to be a lower exchange or something like that. Trishula is the first spear that charges the opponent, and Mistworm is a shield that prevents follow-up attacks. Again, it's a weak point or a strong card category.

It tends to be compared to Trish, but its ability to interact with the field is higher than Trish's, so it's not backward compatible with Trish. If it's bounce and removal, removal is still stronger, but removal can't be weaker than destruction.
It's undeniable that it's more of a denial card and a finisher card than a counterattack card, but it still has enough performance.

There's no way 3 bounces are weak
Tend to hide in Trishula, but this one is also strong

It is compared with Trish every time, but the board ad can earn more money here. These days, there are many themes with developmental power, so if you drive back the monsters that came out of the extras, it would be a pretty good addition... but it doesn't work well against Pendulum Monsters. It's not weak, but it's a card that always leaves one step behind. Effective as a finisher.

Buy Raging Masters → WIND ・White Frame (Synchro) → Oh? "Is it the Gale King Alexander!" ? 　→《Mist Wurm》「Unfortunate!! It was me!!」　Myself「・・・^^;」
This card itself is normally strong, so it's fine, but...

This guy is not weak. Trish is too strong.
If you want to use this, you want it to be an anti-extra or a finisher that makes use of its ability to interfere with high fields. The potential is very high.

There's no way a 3-card bounce is weak. However, I don't see him appearing much because he has an overwhelming rival like Trishula...
Moreover, this one is more difficult to specify the material, which is a problem.
Still, I think her performance as a final finisher is better than Trish.

WIND Thunder is unusual.
I don't know if there is a use case for it...
He is often compared to Trishula and treated as a disappointing child, but the good thing about this card is that he is WIND, so he has the advantage of being able to use Pirika's effect on the turn.
Especially in Gusto Dragunity, there are many opportunities to use Doux, Phalanx, and Pirika, so it is very useful.
Well, except for such special cases, it is more common to adopt trishula.

☆ 9 Synchro heavyweights.
Since it is higher than Trish when it comes to roughing the board, it has higher turning and finishing performance than Trish.
Lacks versatility and his ATK, but still powerful enough.

It becomes vanilla after summoning, but it's powerful enough! A card that can be brought to the end of the game like Trishula.

One of the strongest class as a level 9 synchro. It's not as bad as "Trishula", but it's also amazing because it removes 3 cards without destroying them. Although it has a slightly lower hit point and is a Thunder with little racial support, it is an excellent card worth throwing in if you can perform level 9 synchros.

A disgusting guy who bounces 3 cards on the field when summoned
Depending on the situation, it can cause more catastrophe than Trish.
Mist Valley's Ultimate Weapon... Yeah, it's just a giant caterpillar, right?
It's a little sad to have Trish released and disappear into the shadows...

Mistworm: ← Summon. I will bounce. Scrape off LP on the next turn!
Trish: Synchro Summon Trishula! . I'll remove Mistry... with its effect.
Mistworm: Huh... when did you come back!? ? . And will it be deleted?
Similar to Trish, an effect that activates when summoned. Being able to bounce up to 3 cards on the opponent's field is powerful. However, on September 1, 2013, Trish will be released from prison and the day will come when she will be hidden in the shadows again.
If you want to bounce, you still want to return monsters that take time to deploy and monsters with destruction resistance. However, it is a heavy card that requires 3 or more monsters to deploy this card. But more than that, why is the race "Thunder" instead of "Insect"? No matter how you look at it, it's only an insect...

His Synchro Monster at level 9, second only to the Ice Barrier dragon Trishula.
Synchro summoning isn't easy, but up to 3 bounces are simply powerful.
Depending on the situation, it's a card that can be a good finisher.
…But why does it look like Thunder…?

Honorary Insect who reigns at the top of Level 9 Synchro after Trish's death... but he's back
Still, 3 bounces at no cost is outrageous
Level 9 tends to focus only on Trishula, but this card that earns ads on the field will definitely do the job.

A level 9 general-purpose Synchro Monster that was compared to Trishula and tended to be buried in its shadow for a long time. Bouncing a Spell Trap is just a quick fix, but it's good if you want to end the game that turn to force the back off. In addition, it can remove more monsters than Trishula, so this is an excellent breakthrough factor. Since Trishula was banned, the value of this card has gone up even more. It is also attractive not to be caught by the star Lightsworn.
By the way, the worm in "Mist Wurm" is "Wurm" which means a giant snake-like dragon without wings, not "Worm" which means something like a caterpillar. Both are the same in Japanese, so it's easy to get confused, but it's natural that he's not an Insect. Rather a card that should be classified as a Dragon

I wore it with Trishula, but now it is used as a substitute for Trishula.
Being able to return 3 cards with just one Synchro Summon is powerful.
Let's stop using it like 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》. Now is the time to use this. I'll be looking forward to this guy from now on...
But even though it's an insect, I can't figure out why it's thunder...

Speaking of the current Hoshi 9 Synchro, this is it. Trishula was also there, but she left the stage, so I'd like to keep an eye on her from now on.
Being able to fly synchros and high-level monsters is simply strong, and it is also powerful because it removes the anxiety factor that has been set.
From reversals and breakthroughs to finishing, there is no doubt that it is a reliable monster.

It loses to Trish in versatility, but its no-cost 3-card bounce is very powerful.
I have no idea why it's thunder

At level 9, his ATK is low, but his effect bounces are powerful.
Trishula can also be removed from outside the field, but this can make the field empty.
If you don't have Trishula, substitute it here...is it a high rarity?

A 3-card hand is the strongest in a Synchro Summon.

Although hidden in Trishula, this child is also normally strong.
Faders and Neguga cannot be stopped, but they have a higher impact on the field, so they are strong enough.
By the way, she looks like an insect, but she is Thunder. Please explain where and how the thunder is.
...But why did you join SPRG? There should have been other cards like Omega that could be reprinted.

One of the powerful general-purpose synchros of level 9. It has a powerful removal effect that returns up to 3 opponent's cards to the hand when S summoned successfully.
At level 9, only Trishula stands out, but this card is also quite strong. The effect of blowing away 3 cards on the field at once destroys the field over there at once. Depending on the situation, it could cause a greater catastrophe than Trishula.
Is it the result of gimmick research that the price has soared instead of falling with the appearance of Trishula? If you focus on level 9 S summons, you can say that this is a card that can compete with Trishula.
Recently, there are a lot of cards that can prevent attacks with hand triggers, so I can't deny that Trishula, which has handicap, is better suited as a finisher, but...

To be frank, there are many scenes that come out from Trish
This guy who can take you to the end of the game at once is pretty good
The problem is the low RBI... Shall I cover that with something else?

Clean up with this guy before he kills you!
It's fun to do one kill with chain and phoenix in IF (^p^)
Other than the finish, trish is easy to get ad, but this guy is strong with this guy