Mist Valley Thunder Lord →Used Deck

Friche's self-bounce is one-of-a-kind, and it's like writing to abuse it.
It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as shooting 《Safe Zone》at the opponent and bouncing it to remove it, or collecting 《Fiendish Chain》or Ribide left on the field. RBI rise exceeds 3000 RBI, so don't be stupid.
It's hard to restrict the material, but it's not that difficult because there is also a self-bounce expert 《Mist Valley Falcon》.
In the illustration, Catastor is pulverized, but it is treated as a mysterious sight because it cannot be reproduced in terms of OCG.

Comprehensive evaluation: I want to aim to reuse my cards with 《Mist Valley Falcon》.
The effect itself is relatively strong, and you can expect to reuse Spell / Trap cards, etc. on top of the attack being 3100.
As a synchro material, I used 《Mist Valley Falcon》, which is also able to bounce, and reused his Spell/Trap cards to take advantage.

Fighting with a Catastle Blade, he is an ace-class monster in Mist Valley Synchro, and although he tends to hide in the shadows of Golgar and Duro, this Synchro Monster can also be said to be the self-bounce hero of the same period.
Unlike Golgar and Duro, you can only bounce one card at a time, but you can bounce both heads and tails, and you can use Friche Bounce on your opponent's turn, which is a clear strength that those two don't have.
The nature of the power increase along with the bounce is similar to Duro, and if the effect passes, it is reassuring that it will definitely exceed ATK 3000 even in the opponent's turn. It's a pretty amazing card that can use the self-bounce effect even if it's useless.
It's just that it's a bad idea to specify Mist Valley monsters of poor quality and number to non-tuners, and looking at the existing ones, it's a deck that can adopt vanilla sentries or a falcon that also has self-bounce ability. It's hard to get out.
In addition, it is often misunderstood because it can be activated by Friche's self-bounce, but Yu-Gi-Oh OCG has "Normal Spell, Quick-Play Spell, Ritual Spell, Normal Trap A card whose GY transfer has been confirmed after activating such as cannot be returned to the hand or deck by card effects or costs, and cannot be selected as a target.” Normal spells cannot be recovered.
This is the same as a card that is chained to a hurricane and does not return to the hand, and although it is a rule that has existed since the time, it is also a monster that made it known to the world once again.

Her deck, which can be used as a non-tuner, such as Mist Valley, and can be used for self-bounce combos, is very limited.
Mist Valley also has a Falcon that is also suitable for self-bounce combos, so that will be the main material.
As mentioned above, the effect is like strengthening Falcon with self-bounce.
As a level 7, it has high combat power, but even more than that, Friche is a big selling point, and combo performance is greatly improved.
It's highly dependent on combos and still underdeveloped, but I think it's a card that can do interesting moves.

A talented guy who can easily hit more than 3000 points and self-bounce. In the DT world, Mist Valley is said to have defected from the coalition because they didn't like the way Ally of Justice was used to capture enemies. (I won't talk about it) Even Genex was on the battlefield, and his suspicions about Ally of Justice were taken advantage of by Fabled and he went out of control. Become.

Synchronization is relatively easy if you use the body version that can be summoned with 《Unexpected Dai》. It's very convenient because you can suppress it with his high ATK and you can also use libido etc. I don't care, but how did he destroy Catastor, which destroys non-DARK monsters without question?

At first glance, it's an unassuming card, but it's actually a pretty powerful card in a Deck that incorporates an element of self-bouncing. Since it's a bounce that can be activated during both the opponent's turn and the damage step, it not only makes it harder to hit "Cyclone", but it also interferes with attacks on your own monsters to some extent. His ATK after enhancement is 3100, which is good because he can destroy most monsters in battle. The restrictions seem to be strict, but if you use 《Mist Valley Falcon》, you can satisfy them without any problems.

A business trip factor that is put in after Falcon. However, the effect itself is a performance that can be said to be upwardly compatible with the Falcon, with a bounce that can be damaged and a stronger RBI. It's excellent to decide to remove it with Aji Bounce even in the opponent's turn, and to be able to destroy the battle while recovering the Demoche attached to Butte. Simply exceeding 3,000 RBIs is a big deal, and there is no doubt that Blue-Eyed will put pressure on your opponent. If you can prepare multiple bags, you can exert considerable control power. Unfortunately, there are few excellent cards in Mist Valley, which is tied up.

《Mist Valley Falcon》＋《Call of the Haunted》＋ Dragunity -This is an easy card to use as an extension of Black Spear's combo. You can reuse 《Call of the Haunted》as it is, or you can return the card you want to protect to your hand. Self-bouncing I don't think it will do well outside of Decks, but it's a card I like.

Since it uses Mist Valley as a material, it's a bit difficult to get it out, but with a Kamikaze Deck, there are plenty of opportunities to get it out. The effect is simply to return one of your own cards to raise ATK by 500, but this is quite troublesome. You can use this effect by chaining it to your opponent's removal card, so you can rot Cyclone, collect used Living Dead, and reuse Demon's Chain. Furthermore, at that time, his ATK for this card becomes 3100.
This card is much more powerful than it looks, and if you are surrounded by other cards, you really can't break through.

Even if it is not Mist Valley, if you have a Falcon and a 3-star tuner such as Gale, it may be useful to put it in the extras for the time being.
Being able to get to 3100 just by bouncing your own card is normally strong.
It's great for combos with Big Bang Shoot and 《Safe Zone》, and since it's a triggered instant effect, it can also be used to escape destruction.
I think it will be a strong trump card for his deck that revolves around kamikaze.

An attacker from Mist Valley who comes on a business trip because the Falcon is too strong.
However, the effect is that it can be bounced to 3100 and can be used as a damage step.
By returning and reusing cards such as Demon's Chain, it turns into his deck that can be reused and locked over and over again.
I wonder if the flow to synchro is also a tailwind that it's easier to do with the appearance of kamikaze?

You're the one who destroyed Catastor, but how? ?
It has the effect of increasing his ATK by returning one card from his field to his hand immediately upon triggering.
The nature of the effect feels like a beefed-up version of Falcon, and most of the combos that Falcon could do can be done with this card. Since this return is a triggered instant effect, it also protects other cards from removal.
A large monster suitable for the trump card of the theme. It's hard to say that Kamikaze is restrictive, but he has a unique presence and can be called a Synchro Monster.