Forbidden Chalice →Used Deck

It has a lower acceptance rate than Infinite Impermanence, which is a negate card with a similar effect, and is somewhat outdated, but it has the great advantage that it can be used from your hand even during this expansion.
For example, you can deal with 《Guardian Chimera》that your opponent puts out in the middle of your deployment.
Kaiju and 《Infinite Impermanence》and 《Raigeki》, which are representative cards that attack second, can't be done, so I think it can be used in the future depending on the environment.
《Forbidden Droplet》can also be used in a similar way, but since it can be used for a drop of cost, it is not a bad match and can be used together.

A Quick-Play Spell that can negate the effects of monsters and assist in battle, albeit weakly.
If you want to negate monster effects, hand triggers like Effect Veiler and Infinite Impermanence tend to be prioritized, but even if you have cards on your field, you can activate them from your hand during your turn, which is a strength you don't have over there. Of course there is.
It's a card that doesn't spoil much as a countermeasure against monster effects, but the fact that it can't be used by triggering cards in the hand is painful, and the impression that it's role as a general-purpose card has ended a long time ago.
As others have said, should I use it in his Deck, which has monsters that want to negate effects like 《Beast King Barbaros》?

"Forbidden" This is the first card in the Quick-Play Spell series, and due to its high versatility, it gained popularity at the time, along with the subsequent 《Forbidden Lance》.
The effect is to target 1 monster and negate the effect in exchange for slightly increasing her ATK of that monster.
Its main use is to act as an obstruction card against the opponent's monsters during the opponent's turn, but since it can also be used on your own monsters and can be activated by Damester, it can also be used as a battle aid, and under certain conditions, the ATK can be lowered from the original ATK. It is also useful to restore the ATK of monsters like Beast King Barbaros that change.
Also, although it is an option such as "Compulsory Evacuation Device", by temporarily negate the effects of your own monsters with SS sealing abilities such as Pakike and Barrier Statue, you will be able to perform EX deployment in that gap, It is a card that can also be selected with [Metabeat] that uses 《Scapegoat》or 《Metal Reflect Slime》.
Not only is it highly versatile, but it also has a dedicated searcher called "Condemned Witch", and it also has the ability to recruit "Barrier Statue of the Heavens" and "Aurora Paragon" during the opponent's turn, so Metabi adopted them as system monsters. I think it's worth choosing this card as part of the "Forbidden" series.

An old-timer group of negate effects that appeared prior to Wailer.
At that time, the weight of Spell Trap was still high.
However, it is still an epoch-making effect, and in the Skidre Deck, it is a simple padding frame for Skidre, and in Metabeat, it temporarily negates cards that affect both sides, such as Death Cali and Wanfu, and develops one-sidedly. used for the purpose. Especially the latter is a trick that can not be done with Skidre. Anyway, he's a lifelong friend of Barbaros.
Later, various mutual compatibility was born, and although it was deprived of its turn by similar cards designed according to the times, the fact that it can be used as a damage test is a unique advantage, and it can teach careless players a painful lesson. A cup that you can't let your guard down.
In general, the high basic performance that can compete with cards with high versatility and freedom is the selling point.

Comprehensive evaluation: Interfering with the opponent's movement by negate-ization, combat assistance and flexible movement by reinforcement.
Negate is effective for both the opponent and yourself, making it easy to block the opponent's attack methods and avoiding your own disadvantages.
It can also be used to strengthen and attack your own monsters.
However, even if you negate it, the fear of being attacked by strengthening the opponent remains a bit.

The ancestor of the system that negates only one monster effect.
I want to make the most of the fact that it can also be used on my own monsters. The combo with 《Beast King Barbaros》is too famous. In addition, you can defeat the effects of cards that affect allies such as "Archlord Kristya" only during your turn, and use monsters that are difficult to damage or cannot be damaged such as "A・O・J Catastle" and "Elemental HERO Neos Knight". It is conceivable to negate the constraint and use it for stuffing.
It's a card you want to include on the assumption that you can combo with your own card, but of course you can use it against your opponent. Rather, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it is very strong that it does not spoil even if it is the first attack or the second attack. If you chain this card to your hated 《Imperial Order》opponent, you can neutralize at least one suppressed monster. Also, since it's one of the few negates that can cut in on damage, it can block the opponent's Flip Monster.

It targets, but being able to negate monster effects is powerful.
Raising that monster's ATK by 400 is a disadvantage if it's an opponent's monster, but in most cases it's used to make it easier to remove.
Not so negative.
Also, monsters these days tend to be less resistant to his spells and traps,
There are many situations where it works better than you think.
I also really like the refreshing and beautiful illustrations.

Instead of negate the effect, it strengthens the RBI although it is weak, and since it is a Quick-Play Spell, this disadvantage is unavoidable as it can be used in any scene.
And, unexpectedly, this is a rare card that benefits from this RBI enhancement.
As already mentioned, it works well with demerit attackers like Barbaros, and it also enhances breakthrough power.
If it's a pure monster effect negate, it can't compete with Veiler, Infinite Impermanence, which can be stopped even if it goes first, but it can still be used thanks to its inherent versatility and "Forbidden" support.

It works great against monsters like Barbaros that have been summoned to compromise and hit points, and monsters that have a high ATK but have a demerit effect.

It can also be used on your own monsters and has a quick effect. Excellent compatibility with demerit monsters such as Barbaros.

Founder of the Forbidden Quick-Play Spell.
Instead of negate monster effects, you can strengthen the hit point, and you can target monsters on the other side of the field, so you can use it to neutralize troublesome monsters from battle support, interfere with combos, and have high versatility.
However, if you want to neutralize your opponent's monsters, even if your opponent takes the first move, you can activate it from your hand, and depending on the situation, it's easier to use Infinite Impermanence, which can negate magic and traps.
Can be searched with 《Condemned Witch》. I want to differentiate myself by being able to target my own monsters, not being able to change my status, and being able to deal with damages. It's a matter of personal circumstances, but it's also an advantage that it's cheap.
It is an easy-to-use one.

A Quick-Play Spell that increases ATK by 400 points instead of erasing monster effects.
Let's think that it can't be helped that the effect will disappear!
If you activate it on your turn, you can create a finisher that emphasizes power,
If you can activate it during your opponent's turn, you can prevent destruction, or at worst reduce battles damage.
Also, stacking 3 and concentrating fire power, it is possible to get +1200!
It's exhilarating if you can go boom with the last move, absolutely.

His Quick-Play Spell is a performer. Especially famous is [Holy Grail Barbaros].
The strength of this card is its immediate effect.

Quick-Play Spell version of general-purpose monster effect negate system.
It has a weak RBI boost effect of 400, so it's unlikely to be used for this purpose, but it's surprisingly useful when you're fighting with similar RBIs, but on the contrary, if you use it against your opponent for the purpose of negate, it's because of this 400. Sometimes you can't win.
Thanks to this RBI effect, it can be activated from the hand, and it has the great advantage of negate the monster effect that can be shot with no damage.
Is the immediate effect that can be used as soon as Wailer, Bresle, and Demoche are drawn by competitors?

A Quick-Play Spell that negates the monster's effect at the cost of increasing RBI by 400.
Effective not only for negating the effects of opponent monsters, but also for strengthening your own monsters and countering their demerits.

A convenient card that can be used for offense and defense. When blocking the opponent's effect, it allows 400 RBIs, but that's an acceptable range. Great compatibility with Barbaros. Compromise summoned his Barbaros to 3400 RBI.

When I use it on myself, I think it's powerful if you use it against monsters whose ATK drops when you compromise summon while his ATK is high like Beast King Barbaros or Night Express Knight.
When using it on your opponent, I think it's effective if you use it to erase the effects of Effect Monsters while paying attention to the fact that he raises ATK slightly.
I think that it is convenient to use Quick-Play Spell.

Unlike Bresle, Vera, and Demoche, it's a Quick-Play Spell and you can shoot with a Dameste.
It's nice to be able to shoot at any time
It can also be used to increase the RBI of your own monster

It's delicious that you can use it on your own turn as well.
It's a Quick-Play Spell that can be used in any situation, so it's always useful.

In the current environment, it is an excellent card that can immediately block the effects of troublesome monsters such as Dark Row on your own turn.
Also, his ATK rises, albeit weakly, so it's good that it can be used as a combat trick.
In the current environment, it may be necessary to win the duel if you don't have about two stacks of Brestle, Veiler, Holy Grail, or Holy Spear.

By increasing his ATK, which is a demerit monster, and negate it, you can make a big hit.
Since it can be used even during the opponent's turn, you can negate Effect Monsters to hinder their development!
If you use it in the Battle Phase, it can also function as a simple combat trick, but that might be a holy spear...
It is a card that has been called for a bit because it can negate the effect of Moralta, which is popular these days.

It has nothing to do with the Holy Grail War.
The number of rivals such as Veiler and Breakthrough has increased, but this one is characterized by being able to activate even with Dameste.
In terms of versatility, this card that can do combat tricks is the best.

There are combos where you can combine it with something like "Barbaros" to boost your stats, but it's also strong if you simply use it to crush your opponent's effects. Since it can be activated during the damage step, it is excellent in that it can destroy the reverse effect of the back defense and combat resistance without problems. However, it does increase his ATK, albeit by a very small amount, so it can be a bit of a bottleneck when used against opponents.

After all, this is a holy relic. A vessel that holds the earth. War is irrelevant.
It's similar to the Spell version of Veiler, but it also has the advantage of being able to assist in RBI. You can use it as an RBI assist, but you can also use it as a barba gunner and use it to your heart's content. You can hit the opponent's monster like Veiler, but in that case, the RBI will increase a little, so be careful.
This is also re-recorded on GS and stored...

I was indebted for a long time because I couldn't get an expensive veiler and it was sold in gold at a relatively affordable price. The drawback is that it is easy to negate unlike Veiler, who discards it from the hand, but thanks to being a Quick-Play Spell, it can be activated during both your own and your opponent's battle phases, negates the disadvantages of your monsters, and slightly increases his ATK. The strength is that there are many variations such as going up.

Underage drinking is strictly prohibited by Japanese law.
You can make your opponent forget their effects with the power of alcohol.
On the other hand, the opponent will be 400 points stronger than usual due to the momentum.

A good card that can be used in a variety of ways, such as restoring and strengthening his Barbaros and Gunner Dragon's ATK that he summoned without releasing, or negating the effects of his opponent's Effect Monsters.

A convenient card that negates the opponent's card effects and negates the effects of demerit monsters.
The drawback is that it must be set when activated during the opponent's turn, but it is powerful.
The rise value is low, but just a little bit to worry about.

Vailor in Quick-Play Spell Ver (Vailor comes later!). For those who are vulnerable to cyclones, it can also be used for combat tricks, so it is hard to rot. Also, it has more timing to activate than Veiler, and has a very wide range of defense. Being able to negate the reverse effect by activating the damage step is a charm that Veiler and breakthrough skills do not have. Next, please reprint the holy spear. Seriously

A card with high versatility, such as restoring his ATK of compromised summoned Barbaros and Gunner Dragon, and increasing his ATK by destroying resistance and negate the effects of opponent monsters with troublesome effects. . Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can also be used as a combat trick.

The effect negate is strong!
And it's a Quick-Play Spell!
This can't be weak!

Effect negate and ATK up.
You can use it to hinder your opponent, but you can also use it to your advantage. It resets when used on Barba.
It's a Quick-Play Spell and a fairly easy card to use.

A card that has both effect negate and ATK up.
Not only can you interfere with your opponent, but you can also use it to avoid the disadvantages of your own monsters like Barbaros.
Furthermore, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it is also attractive to be able to respond flexibly.
In the current situation where monsters with brutal effects are increasing, cards with this kind of negate effect are useful.
Although it is a card that is difficult to obtain, it will be included in the GOLD SERIES along with the effect veiler of the same effect negate card.

Great for removing effects! ! !
By Yamayu
　　　　　　

It's not a hand trigger, but it shouldn't be a weak Quick-Play Spell that can veil.
You can use it when you just want to strengthen your RBI, and it is also good for interfering with your opponent's development.
Anyway, it's a versatile card that fits the current environment, is skillful, excellent, and doesn't choose his deck.
This time, both Velor will be reprinted in gold! Hooray!

Recommended for decks that do not contain veilers.
It's unreliable when it comes to strengthening itself, but its ability to remove effects is very appealing.
Above all, the battle destruction resistance can be crushed. .

Just by adding a negate effect to a little rush, it became a wonderfully easy general-purpose spell.
Now that troublesome Effect Monsters have increased, the usage rate is increasing with great acclaim as a means to quickly deal with them.
Especially the effect of his Effect Monster when Veiler and Demoche can't deal with it, especially the convenience of silencing Raikou and female warriors is the biggest feature of this card.
Like the Holy Spear, it's definitely a Quick-Play Spell that can be used more than contraction.

The effect isn't that flashy, but it's a useful card that gives you an advantage.
You can create many strategies depending on the player and situation, such as being able to return the opponent with a modest increase in ATK, blocking the activation of effects, or erasing the disadvantages.
It's not uncommon for things to go bad if you put them in properly, but if you can figure out where to use them, you'll be able to overcome the danger of defeat.

Versatility to walk. It is a card that seals the effect in exchange for slightly increasing her ATK of monsters, and it can handle everything from effect sealing to combat tricks.
It's not a card that can destroy monsters, but the importance of temporary effect sealing is high in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
It can be used not only to interfere with the opponent, but also to remove the disadvantages of your own monsters.
It is also possible to negate the sealing effect of your own monster and activate it only for your turn. A powerful Quick-Play Spell with so many things to do.
It used to be difficult to obtain because it was an SR, but since it is scattered about in GS and Wing Raiders, it should be in the easy-to-obtain category.

Compromise summon Barba, Gunner's ATK reset,
It is attractive that there are various ways to use it, such as negate the effect of the opponent's monster.

With the emergence of powerful cards with roles such as one drop and infinite embrace, it's an excellent card that is still in the side deck even though I thought it wouldn't be used anymore. Drop is a powerful card that doesn't allow chaining depending on the cost, and has become a regular card in the environment, but not every deck can come up with the cost of a drop. ATK up is sometimes useful unexpectedly.

Useful when his ATK of his monster is about 300 less than his ATK of his opponent's monster.

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Nabeshima, nabeshima\.
Nabe Shimanabe Island...

Forbidden Red Bull. The effect disappears as much as his ATK rises with the bestowed wings. A card that can be used for your opponent or for yourself.

Thanks to this guy, a certain gorilla can survive in the field

Dragosak from Dragon Ruler, Opion from Evilswarm, and more
It works fine in today's environment.
It is a card that I personally recommend.