Soul Exchange →Used Deck

His spell card that Kaiba used in the original Battle City edition and was OCGized in the form of being newly included in the 2nd reprinted version of EX, the product of the 1st period.
If you release a monster by cost or effect during the activation turn, it has an effect that requires you to release 1 target opponent's monster.
At first glance, it looks like a type of force effect, but naturally it does not work on monsters with target resistance, and monsters with resistance to spell card effects cannot be released.
Similar cards have a dedicated search method, high resistance penetration, and in many situations there are less disadvantages than this card, so this card is prioritized above all else. There seems to be no reason.
No matter what, I want to set up something like Majesty's Fiend Void. Is he like the 4th or 7th card in the deck?

Comprehensive evaluation: Significance is great if combined with a card that releases by effect, such as Ectoplasmer.
If you're aiming for a Tribute Summon, there is 《The Monarchs Stormforth》, which becomes DARK, but 《Lair of Darkness》and so on can make the opponent bear the burden of releasing when the effect is activated.
If you use this, you can't do it with those, where you want to combine release by effect.
《Ectoplasmer》is good compatibility because it can be released and deal damage.
Even with the release of the ritual summon, the opponent's monster can be used, albeit with certain conditions.

It's surprisingly useful now that the destruction resistance has increased.
Unlike the Rapha Golem, it is targeted, so it does not work on monsters that are not targeted by spells, so overconfidence is prohibited.

A card that does it with your opponent's monsters when you release it.
As you can see in Kaiju, there are few monsters with release resistance, and if you are not affected by spell cards, you can use Tribute Summon or cost to remove it and earn an advantage that is advantageous to you.
However, it is essential to differentiate it from the fate of old cards or similar cards with improved performance later. is a Field Spell with a limited cost, so it has the advantage of being usable every turn. Therefore, this is an option when you want to apply it to a ritual summon or release yourself with an effect.
However, it is quite troublesome that it cannot be used in the battle phase and is difficult to search because it is uncategorized.
By the way, since the release is forced, there are also rare rulings that conversely block the release itself under certain conditions.

It is a card that can raise the release cost with monsters on the opponent's field, and since it is a release, it can remove most resistant people, so it is a high quality removal.
However, it has the heavy disadvantage of not being able to battle phase. It's a little painful that it's hard to handle offensively even with a special removal.
Although it will be limited to Tribute Summon, a powerful rival named Retsusen has appeared. The downside is that it doesn't matter as much depending on his deck, and it doesn't feel as heavy as this one. After all, it is great to be able to immediately make use of advanced RBIs, which often have high RBIs.
And even in terms of being able to use it to release effects, there's even a shadow dystopia. It's a field over there, so it doesn't wear out.
His selling point is that he can use both elements of Retsusen and dystopia, but he can make use of both and he doesn't care about the disadvantages, so he can't even think of a deck and ends up giving a half-hearted impression. Furthermore, compared to the above two cards, the search means is also thin.
I think it's a strong card. However, it's not that the effect itself is weak, it's just that it's less useful than the above two, and basically it's mainly used as the 4th one.

A spell that has an effect that can be used to release an opponent's monster.
Compared to The Monarchs Stormforth, which has a similar effect, it has the disadvantage of not being able to perform the Battle Phase, but its strengths are that it can use monsters from extras and that it can be used to release anything other than Tribute Summon.

Gael Monarch A card that was used during its heyday, but lost its status due to 《The Monarchs Stormforth》. The advantages over Retsusen are that there is no limit on Special Summons from the Extra Deck, there is no limit of once per turn, and it is possible to release anything other than Tribute Summon, but more than that, it is necessary to perform the Battle Phase. The disadvantage of not being able to do it is too painful.

A card that is still unusable. not weak. A card to remember the president.

The name of the card is different, but since it's the card used by Kaiba, it's compatible with 《Enemy Controller》. You can release the opponent's monsters and steal the opponent's monsters. Also, since Enekon can only be taken until the end phase, if you deal with it with Synchro or Xyz, you can summon an extra, unlike Retsusen, which comes in handy afterwards.
Naturally, it will help you summon the Obelisk, and it may also play an unexpected role in the Fan Deck.
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Take a target and use it as a replacement for release, but you can't do the battle phase that turn
It's too hard to use... or rather, the progress of the times has created cards that have turned into unscathed things depending on the deck that can't be Special Summoned from a turn extra deck that has a demerit.
If I had to say it, it would be possible to cover costs other than Tribute Summon, such as Water Spirituality and 《Share the Pain》, but…

The effect of releasing the opponent's monsters without permission and paying the cost to us is strong.
However, in his Tribute Summon, which was his main activity, a strong rival named Retsusen appeared, and his position was doubtful.
The advantage that Ritsusen does not have is that it can be used in addition to Tribute Summon.

A card whose standing has been shaken by the appearance of a powerful rival called 《The Monarchs Stormforth》.
However, this is superior in that it does not restrict his Special Summon from extras and can be used for releases other than Tribute Summon.
In particular, his decks that "use Tribute Summon, but also use extras", such as [Vampire], have enough significance to take precedence over Rush.
Due to the disadvantages of Shadow and Blum, abandoning battles doesn't hurt that much.
[D-HERO] can also be used to release BLoo-D and Dogmagai, and of course it can also be used for Dash Guy and Diabolic Guy's Tribute Summon.
In particular, the effect of Dogmagai is that there is little need to fight, so you can reduce the risk by applying a disadvantage like Vampire.
A card that can be expected to play an active role in a different direction from the excellent juniors.
Make sure you understand the strengths and weaknesses of each.

《The Monarchs Stormforth》...
However, it is slightly more expensive over there, so this one that can be used for 10 yen is easier ()

A cute looking card that almost lost its turn because of 《The Monarchs Stormforth》.
If you really want to make the most of this card, use a Tribute effect other than Advance Summon.
You will have no choice but to Tribute your opponent's monsters.
I'll put it in the Kaiba Deck for the time being.

Disadvantages are too tight, but what you do is strong
Even if there is resistance, it will be released, so don't worry!

Good compatibility with Hikari Monarch

The disadvantage of skipping the battle phase is too painful, but it can be dealt with by releasing the opponent's monsters, so it is very powerful to be able to deploy high-level monsters while removing destruction-type monsters. If it is "Monarch" that can activate the effect at the time of Tribute Summon, the disadvantages can be reduced and compatibility is good.

It's easy to think that not being able to use the Battle Phase for high-level monsters would be a painful disadvantage, but looking at the advantage side, it's clearly an excellent card.
With the Monarch Deck, the moment Christia comes out, the release can't earn money and it stops, so let's consider adopting it to deal with such occasional situations.

A card that strongly supports his deck centered on Tribute Summon. An excellent card that can both remove and secure a release at the same time. Few monsters are immune to Release itself. It hurts not to be able to do the battle phase, but he can overwhelm the opponent's field if he plays something like Monarch. It can be exploited for operations other than the release of Tribute Summon.

A card that allows you to sacrifice 1 of your opponent's monsters.
Although the battle is sealed, it is a card that I definitely want to use in his deck, which is mainly Tribute Summon, and if you can release monsters with resistance to destruction or powerful monsters and summon Monarch, it is a strong point that you can earn a considerable advantage. . It's also a good idea to activate an effect that overlaps the disadvantage that you can't fight.
Note that unlike 《Share the Pain》, you cannot release a monster that negates the targeted effect.

Good compatibility with decks that mainly perform advance summons. You can also remove monsters with destructive properties that are popular these days, and you can summon powerful monsters. Monarch can earn 2:3 ads.

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You won't be able to fight, but you can release and remove the opponent's monster without question, and you can reduce your own cost, so it's powerful.
Also note that you can use it on cards that cost Release, except Tribute Summon.
I think it's a worthwhile card to include in a deck that uses Tribute as the main deck, such as Monarch.

If you put out his Monarch with this card, the ad difference will be unusually wide...
A Normal Spell that has the effect of allowing you to use 1 release as your opponent's monster instead of your own monster in exchange for not being able to perform the Battle Phase.
It can't be used in combat, but it's a powerful removal called release, and it's a double-win card that can defeat the release that you have to pay for.
If you want to make full use of it, you definitely want to hold onto the advanced level, and the Monarch Axis Deck is the biggest place to work.
He's also useful for releases other than Tribute Summon. You can't ignore designations, so there aren't that many situations where you can use them, but it might be a good idea to keep them in mind.
…However, on the stage of his Tribute Summon, which is his greatest purpose, an overly talented junior named 《The Monarchs Stormforth》appeared.
In addition to being able to battle, he has a lot of elements that surpass Quick-Play Spell and over there, so the position became quite difficult.

It has the disadvantage of not being able to attack, but being able to release opponent monsters is powerful.
Useful when you can't steal control. It also works well with Fire Monarch, which deals damage without attacking.
Gishki's Forbidden Ritual, 《Mind Control》, etc. are powerful even if they are taken away.

I think it's amazing that a power card that has been adjusted so far was released in the early stages.
Release is also an effect of the card, so by using 《Share the Pain》, you can make a one-sided 2:1 exchange. (actually 2:2)

Monsters that are not easy to deal with can also be easily removed with a 1:1 exchange using this card.
However, since the tactic of Tribute Summon itself has risks, you have to be prepared for that.

It's strong to be able to treat troublesome monsters as Tribute, even though you can't do the Battle Phase that turn.
It goes well with Decks that mainly consist of Monarch monsters.

It can be summoned by removing the opponent's card.
All you have to do is get rid of the stronger ones. By advanced monsters...
But it's a pity that you can't battle. If the attack from the advanced level is... let's do Xyz directly.