General Raiho of the Ice Barrier →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: It is easy to stop the movement by sealing the opponent's monster effect or scraping the hand.
There are many monsters that exert their effects on the field.
The opponent will choose whether to stop the movement such as searching and deploying, or to cut the hand.
There is no limit on the number of times, so if you stack it up two or three times, you can see that the opponent won't turn around.
This card can be deployed not only by Ice Barrier, but also by P-summoning.
Its defense is also high, and it is difficult to break through with only lower class monsters.
It's tough if you deploy it with an effect that doesn't trigger.

Among Ice Barrier's tiger generals, he is the only one that does not have SS-related effects, but instead has a deterrent effect that allows him to work alone as a senior tiger general.
It's a permanent effect that keeps looking at the monster effect that activates an unlimited number of times, but in the end it's up to the opponent to decide whether or not to let it go through, and if the opponent pushes on regardless, it won't be able to fulfill its job as a deterrent.
However, as a condition for pushing forward, the opponent is required to have a limited resource called a hand. It has to end, and it can impose a heavy burden on Decks that deploy monsters on the field by making full use of monster effects that create chain blocks.
It can't be helped that his own status is unreliable, he can't suppress spells and traps, and he can't remove monsters in the negate field. That's my honest impression.
I don't think it's weak, and I think it's worth setting it as a core, but anyway, it doesn't have a self-SS effect...
It's unreasonable to keep stopping with a single attack, so I'd like to use it in combination with his other Ice Barrier and Trap cards to increase the pressure.

If your opponent has an effect that you really want to use, you can discard your hand and use it, but there are quite a few Decks these days that use monster effects such as Dragon Link.
It may not be very effective for decks that enjoy using Spell Trap, such as in-person battles, but it may be effective for decks that are halfway towards the environment, as it will force you to discard your hand.
It's a permanent effect, so you can't "negate the effect and destroy it", so it's also interesting that it can't be stopped by that effect. … though it's powerless against Valer and others.
It's a pain to have a low attack and defense, but depending on how you use it, I think it's a better pressure than "negate and destroy".
If you're really not sure, he'll always be the WATER Deck when making Ice Barrier, so if you can get Bahamut Shark or something like Toadally Awesome in regular form, I think you'll be able to put even more pressure on him.
If it can be used first, it can be a threat enough, but there are many effects that can stop monster effects, so it's a minus in this evaluation.

It's a common negate, but it's not destruction, so it's always effective without a turn 1 limit. You can counter the tactics of searching and deploying his Effect Monsters in your hand. There is a way to search for this card and monsters that can produce this card. If you close your eyes to the slightly lower status as an advanced player, I think it's excellent as a preemptive control.

Once per turn, you can negate a card effect to destroy or banish it. Then it's better.
Also, his ATK is too low for level 6.
At least I wanted a 2550.

It is the only one among Torasho-san that is advanced and does not have a deployment effect.
It has effects that make it easy to earn an add without a turn limit, such as negate monster effect or handicap, but since it is the opponent that you choose, there are times when it is not stable.
Only the field can be negate, and his GY activation also exists as a matter of course now, so even handicap can be taken advantage of. It would be hard to say that Ste is a semi-advanced level and a dependable existence. I want to do it side by side with the Ice Barrier that comes with lock and resistance.
If you know the right timing to call this card in the middle to the end of the game when you run out of room in your hand, it will not fail to exert its control power, but I think it's a card with a strong peculiarity.

A card with an unusual action that determines whether it becomes negate when the effect resolves.
You can pay the cost, but it's up to the opponent whether to negate or not, so it's difficult to stabilize, and as an advanced player, he only has hit points that are comparable to lower ones.
Currently, there are many Decks that rely on monster effects, so it seems like you can make your opponent run out of cards by just standing up, and then you can't move. It's sad that it's a little disappointing that all GY effects are bypassed after often discarding cards.

Unlike other tiger generals, it's easy to aim barefoot and the effect is pretty good.
No matter how low his status is, he wanted at least 2300

The opponent needs a hand cost to activate the effects of all Effect Monsters, and if the opponent doesn't have a hand, it can block the effects of Effect Monsters, but at advanced level he says that ATK 2100 is easy to maintain. It's a bad status. There are quite a few cards that work well, such as Water Spirituality and Fenrir, so if you specialize them to some extent, you will be able to have a certain amount of influence.

The effect itself is not bad.
Activating all monster effects on the field requires a hand cost, so if your opponent doesn't have a lot of room in their hand, you'll be able to suppress a large number of deployments.
A strong resuscitation candidate from Gandhara.
However, the status is poor for an advanced level... it hurts to be traded off by Photosula and Saidra.
If you use this card, you want to protect it with support no matter what.

A card that always applies an add-1 correction to monster effects that activate on the field cannot be weak. Putting it out early and he can defend with a Spell Trap will quickly put most decks out of breath. I want to protect it carefully while releasing it with Ice Barrier Connection Evangelist and Gantara.
"Unfortunately, the negate effect and handicap are unstable." GY can drop the card you want to drop, and while handicap is powerful, conversely, there is a danger that you can't negate the effect. If there is a danger that Laihou himself will be eliminated, I would like to deal with it properly without aiming for the handicap.

Death sentence for IF. His Deck, which relies on monster effects for development such as Gadget and Sacred Time, also sticks in its own way. Gadget Special Summon from 《Tin Goldfish》2 hands is delicious (^ω^)
The problem is the status. I wanted at least 2200. I can't even Tribute Summon casually because the influence changes depending on the opponent. However, if it's a Gantara axis, it can be treated as a "2100 attacker with a handicap that can be easily put out", so I definitely want to throw in one. It's sold for 50 yen and it's cute

Despair for IF, reward for Dark World/Fabled (well, Fabled is pretty tough too...especially when it's handsless, guess what?)
In today's Effect Monster environment (what's wrong with Mr. Amado?), which emphasizes the hand, it's quite difficult. Needless to say, it's influential because it's practically skimpy if you let it go handicap.
Although it has a strong effect, it is only weak enough to drop the hitting point with a photo slide, so support is required. If it's a pure Ice Barrier, it can be managed with a defensive line, but... 　In addition, since it doesn't hit opponents who can't hit it (Mr.
It's attractive that it can be used for Synchro because it's 5 stars, but the fact that you can't avoid Crow and Veiler, which you should be careful with with Ice Barrier, also lowers the rating...

The effect that can negate or handicap monster effects boasts quite a controlling power.
However, the low hit point is a bottleneck, and it is difficult to maintain because it has no resistance to Spells and Traps.
I want a little more reliable performance in the advanced level.

A piece like a built-in 《Magic Drain》against Effect Monster.
Under the Effect Monster supremacy these days, it is a piece that is quite a restraint.
However, like the original drain, the possibility of allowing it to be activated does not give me any sense of security. Even if you discard your hand, there is a high possibility that you will be pushed through, and there are many cases where you cannot do enough work.
Plus he's completely useless against spell traps. If it's a little easier to use, or if it's an ability that's hard to break through...

The two options of discarding your hand or negate are a lot of pressure, and it's good to hit all the Dragons of the Ice Barrier.
It would be nice if I could maintain it, but I can't allow a state where even Bryu with the lowest ATK is likely to be defeated...

If ATK was 2400, it would have been quite attractive.