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A card that creates an infinite Reverse Hell in conjunction with Morphing Jar #2 .
By combining "Poison Mummy" and "Hiro's Shadow Scout" with this, infinite burn or infinite draw is triggered and one kill is established.
Well, in fact, rather than one kill, it is recognized as a combo to play with infinite LP, which is surprising at the box office income of infinite "Dice Jar" and "Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive", starting the infinite train arc.

Among the first "Summon Restricted" Spell/Trap cards, it's the only card that's older than 《Summon Limit》!
The more I think about it, the more I find it strange that the name of the card wasn't "Summon Limit - Summon Limit".
The effect is a fairly combo-friendly card that requires all Special Summoned monsters to attack in Attack Position.
Since monsters that are Special Summoned in the reverse side Defense Position will be reversed to Attack Position, it can be used to immediately activate or cause the effect of Flip Monster.

Comprehensive evaluation: The combo aim which makes an attack compulsion.
At that time, it was a novelty to put the Special Summoned monster in the attack position and attack it.
Even now, I feel that forced attacks are rare in Attack Position.
The basic moves are to have a monster like 《Yubel》attack and aim for damage, or have a monster strengthened with 《Honest》attack and self-destruct.
Nonetheless, this is a move that will be used during the opponent's turn, and it is difficult to know if it will succeed because it is necessary to avoid obstacles.
Flip Monster's quick reverse is also possible, and it is possible to take advantage of that point to create a combo that repeatedly brings it into a reverse loop.
By the way, since it is only forced on the turn that was Special Summoned, if you break through the opponent's combo, you can also use it as a Defense Position to protect it.

The first card in the "Summon Limit" Spell Trap series that appeared in the 5th season.
It's strange that this character string is not included in "Summon Limit", which appears in the next pack of this card and has a higher summoning limit than any other "summoning limit" card.
The method of this card is to force all monsters that are Special Summoned to attack, and like Battle Mania, a card that forces an attack is originally a combo that allows you to add activity to opponent-dependent effects. It's a very valuable effect with a high stat, and it's usually used for silly things related to 1 kill, such as forcing an endless Special Summon token to charge the opponent's field with the effect of Sabo Fighter. tend to be
In the case of this card, you don't even need to go so far as to attack, and you can take advantage of the fact that the Special Summoned monsters are forced into the Attack Position, and use Morphing Jar #2, a Reverse Effect Monster without a name Turn 1, over and over again. It was used in loop decks that wake up and burn opponents with the burn effect of other Reverse Effect Monsters such as Deathscore and Poison Mummy.

A card that forces an attack. It can be said that it is a card exclusively for combos.
Considering that it is included in the same pack as Yubel, it seems that it was designed with the assumption of a combo with that.

Speaking of combos using Flip Monster, this is
Good compatibility with 《Tindangle Delaunay》

Morphing Jar #2's best friend and the key to Chaos Loop. But the effect is lackluster. Perhaps because of that, I've never seen it outside of Chaos Loop.

A card that forces Special Summoned monsters to Attack Position and attack.
Make Ojama Trio suicide attack
It can be said that it is a card for combos that immediately activates the effect of Flip Monster.
The chaos loop, which does the latter with 《Morphing Jar #2》and brings it to a 1-turn kill, is especially famous.

Illusion divination using Prediction Princess Tarot Ray and various Flip Monsters would be quite strong. The effect of the tarot ray also activates the effect of the monster that Special Summoned on the back side of the end. You can turn it face down again on the return turn and activate the effect on your own turn, and you can complete the feat of flipping it face down, and it works great with 《The Shallow Grave》. It will be one of the cards that can be installed in the Psychic Illusion Divination Dogra Ranken Deck and the 《Unpossessed》type Performapal type.

A card that forces Special Summoned monsters into Attack Position to fight. It's a difficult card to use on its own, but its combo is pretty strong, and when it hits, it's amazing how it works. The most famous one is [Chaos Loop], which is a combination of 《Morphing Jar #2》and 《Hiro's Shadow Scout》or 《Poison Mummy》. Even by itself, if you have a high ATK monster in your field, you can deter your opponent's Special Summon to some extent, but you can't expect much from this card.

So, if he destroys Giant Rat or something like that, does that mean that the Special Summoned monster will rush in even though it's our turn?

These days, even if he special summons the lower class, he often turns into Xyz or Synchro in the end, so you can't expect to use it to attack the wall of low ATK monsters.
However, since there is also a chaos loop involving 《Morphing Jar #2》,
If a recruiter with a reverse effect that can expand beyond 《Spear Cretin》comes, it seems like it will be disguised, but...

Compulsory battle card specializing in combos.
Compatibility with 《Ojama Trio》is iron plate, and if the combo is decided, it boasts one-kill class firepower.
A card that specializes in one-kill, such as the loop combo of 《Morphing Jar #2》.
Conversely, it is not a card to be used in the hope that the opponent's Special Summoned monster will remain on the field. It's meaningful to cause chaos loops and run Ojama and Duston.

Combo premise, but quite strong