Nobleman of Extermination →Used Deck

Nocos' Kozusai isn't weak per se, but since it's not chainable, you can avoid banishment if it's activated. In particular, Friche Continuous Trap is a natural enemy and will remain on the field as it is.
Currently, 《Skill Drain》, 《Macro Cosmos》, 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Gozen Match》are in their heyday, and this card is difficult to use because it doesn't stick to them.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is a face-down removal of the opponent, you can check the deck, and you can aim for a combo with your own card.
It is inferior to 《Night Beam》in terms of chaining if you choose a free chain trap card or a spell card.
However, it is possible to destroy and remove Counter Traps such as 《Solemn Warning》with conditions, and he will also remove cards with the same name from the Deck, and it is possible to obtain information.
Although he shows his own card, it becomes a situation where he can attack, so if it is deployed to some extent, the information given is difficult to use.
Although the consumption is large, it is possible to remove the trap card you set, and it is also possible to remove the same name card from the opponent's deck in this way.
You can also make use of the effect of 《Xyz Dimension Splash》.

Since it's a Normal Spell, it's tough not to be able to use it on the turn your opponent is lying down. The front card can't be destroyed like Galasai, and it's not like Night Shot can't be chained, so it's easy to activate. "Is it just the use of extermination that feels romantic?" This is also checked for cards, but you can also check the opponent's cards, so if it's a deck that you can show without any problems, it's fun to put it in. In Lynx, you can make money by breaking through bottomless, bundan, and attack-activated traps. A total of 8.0 evaluation, 6 + 2 romantic points.

A type of Back Split Normal Spell that specializes in removing a single Spell Trap that has been set, and has the additional effect of banishing all cards of the same name in both players' decks if the destroyed card is a Trap card. .
It's completely powerless against cards that just open like a permanent meta trap, but it can't be activated unless there is an attack-reactive type or target card in the field or GY, or it needs to be chained to a specific card effect. A certain type of trap card with limited activation timing, especially God Trap, is a pretty strong card, and at least in the current environment, it can be said that it can be used more than Nobleman of Crossout.
I'd like to experience the ecstasy of banishing all 3 of your opponent's bubble shadows and notifications with this card.
By checking the number of banished cards and the deck, you can naturally understand the cards set in the opponent's hand and field, but be careful as the information will be leaked to the opponent.
The currently restricted card, Crossout Designator, is one of my least favorite spell cards out there, but I'd still like to see Dominant Designator.

If it's only the other party, it's fine, but I don't want my girlfriend's deck to be peeped, even if it's not the president. Recent traps are mostly free chain or permanent, so it doesn't seem to work well in the first place. Since there is a night shot, it is unlikely that it will be adopted.

Compared to Night Shot, which has a similar effect, it has the effect of removing all cards with the same name when Trap is removed instead of chain sealing.
However, if it is chained as a fatal point, it will misfire, and if that happens, it will suffer a loss.
In recent years, Friche is the mainstream, so this kind of thing is easy to happen and lacks certainty.
Also note that since they exclude each other, your general-purpose trap card may also lose its role.
It's powerful if you get stuck in a mold, but it feels like a card with a strong peculiarity that makes it easy to choose situations and opponents.

《Nobleman of Crossout》card in Spell/Trap version
When I hear about excluding Spell & Trap, Kozusai comes up, and if it's a set card, I can think of Nightshot.
Unlike Obliteration, this is a Cyclone lineage, so there are many cards with similar roles, and because it is a Normal Spell, it is inevitable to differentiate it from that.
What seems to be the point of discrimination is that if he destroys her trap card, he will also remove the card with the same name from the deck. Recently, the general-purpose trap card that can be stacked is fixed, and since it can be activated from the hand, there are many patterns of full insertion.
However, since it can be used without lying down, the number of targets is decreasing after all, so it's tough. Also, even if you are prone, if you chain it and activate it, it will not fire, and if you want to be stepped on anyway, I feel that the more versatile Cyclone is better.
It's attractive to hear that category-specific, especially Trap, can be completely unusable, but on the other hand, it's hard to ignore the drawback that it's advantageous for the opponent to activate it, and the impression is that you will choose the opponent.

A spell that can exclude set spells and traps. If it's a trap, remove the same name from each other's decks.
Although it may be misfired, it is powerful to be able to exclude abyss, notifications, etc., including those with the same name. It is also strong against Traps activated by GY such as 《Breakthrough Skill》.
Also useful as a metacard to Artifact.

You can negate his GY effect, which is popular these days, and you can remove cards with the same name from your deck, but it's too weak to free chain. Also, only set cards can be destroyed, and if they are chained and activated, they cannot be destroyed or removed. If it was Continuous Trap, it would be completely lost. Now that there are so many Cyclone subspecies out there, there are too many cards to use that instead of using this one.

There are various competitors for Spell Trap removal, but I think this is not so bad performance.
Recently, there are many cards that are collected and used all the time, so you can aim to eradicate those cards.
It is weak against free chains due to the nature of not breaking the front.

Although it is a Normal Spell, its strength is that it can be removed from the game.
With her powerful Spell Trap, there is a high chance that you will put yourself in more than monsters, so be a little careful.

The point is that it is not written as the opponent's set card. If it's a countermeasure against Theosophy, you can use Theosophy yourself and destroy your own Theosophy set with this card. Doing so removes all theosophies from his opponent's deck. If AF is the opponent, it may end with just that. If you have this card and Shinchi, you can eliminate all Shinchi in one turn.

It's a card that can only target set cards. But recently Artifact and "Jackpot 7" have been released, so it might be a good idea to include it as a countermeasure.
It is quite an interesting card because cards that can exclude Spell/Trap cards are quite rare.

If his deck is a one-shot kill type, you can predict to some extent whether or not the opponent has Veiler in their hand by looking at the opponent's girlfriend's deck while breaking the opponent's set. I wonder if it's better to have a night shot or the risk of being able to see my girlfriend's Deck
Well, I can't break the front side, so I think it's undeniable that the cyclone has priority.

Trap exclusion sticks Deck sticks
I was surprised when the tank was excluded in Gladiator Beast

A card that removes face down cards.
Nightshot, which doesn't even activate, has appeared, but this is a troublesome Trap card.
It is excellent in that it can be removed by root.
Still, in the case of a versatile Trap, not only can you not use it yourself,
Free chained trap cards don't make much sense, so night shots will be preferred for now.

It's reasonably strong, but it's a little harder to use than the versatile "Cyclone" or the set-busting "Night Shot". However, if you hit a trap that is not a free chain, it is quite large to be able to destroy it completely. It also destroys the cards in your girlfriend's deck, so be careful.

Spell Trap removal that doesn't look like much but is as good as Cyclone. The removal effect is strong for cards like Statue of the Wicked and Abyss-scorn, and you can't overlook the possibility of removing multiple trap cards. However, it is weakened because it cannot be chained due to the Normal Spell, and Night Shot has appeared.

More than removal, you can check the opponent's deck and understand the construction.
This makes it easier to work out the opponent's countermeasures and makes it easier for the side to live.
one of the very bad cards

There is also a general-purpose Cyclone, but using this card is not bad.
To be honest, I don't feel that the banning part is that much of an advantage, but pay attention to the fact that it can wipe out all cards with the same name.
It's these days when Torrent Funeral and Mirror Force are semi-restricted, and even Naraku can be pulverized.
Even when you can aim at the opponent's key card, it will be quite advantageous.

A Normal Spell with a powerful effect that destroys set cards and, if that card is a Trap, banishes cards with the same name from the Deck.
It's a Normal Spell and it's limited to sets and strict, but it's extremely exhilarating when it's decided.
Although it can be activated and escaped in the free chain, it still forces the choice of activation or destruction to block the surprise attack. Cards with costs like Sambre and Explosion, or cards with the potential for explosions like Godbird, can hurt you even if they are activated.
It's delicious if confinement and abyss can be excluded. It's quite difficult to use because it can't be used on the front side, but it has sufficient ability against sets.
However, Spell Trap removal has many strong rivals and virtual enemies are becoming obsolete. These days it's not uncommon to see traps that aren't freechained, and the effectiveness of this card is pretty low. Are you about to be swallowed up by the stormy waves of the times?

Weak against free chains, but strong against exclusion.
Since each other's cards are involved, consult your own trap.
Is 《Sakuretsu Armor》good? With the appearance of a powerful card, it goes well with Trap, which is hidden in the shadows.

Removes Spell Trap, which is more annoying than Psych.
The damage when stepping on a trap with trigger conditions like tanks and imprisonment is insane.
If it is a free chain, it will be forced to activate like a cyclone, so it is meaningless,
If you choose the activation timing, you will be forced to make two unpleasant choices.
As a face-down removal, it became slightly inferior with the appearance of a junior called Night Shot, which does not even allow activation,
Since it also destroys and excludes monsters, I personally pay attention to it as an Artifact meta.

A good card that can completely remove dangerous removal traps such as 《Dimensional Prison》and Abyss from the Deck.
It ends in a misfire against the free chain card opponent,
It can be activated at meaningless timing, so that's fine.