Effect Veiler →Used Deck

Since it is a monster, it is weak against 《Called by the Grave》, and it hurts that you can’t use it on your own turn.
When 《Crystron Halqifibrax》was in existence, it was appreciated for its ability to be used as a material and its compatibility with 《Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians》, but it is facing a headwind when it is banned.

Kill me with my special attack first turn! ?
Yusei used it to seal the brutal first kill monster, but in the next battle it was countermeasured and ended in failure. monster.
It's a hand trigger monster that's been around for quite some time, and it used to be used because it's level 1 and easy to use as Synchro materials, but it doesn't give you a direct advantage, so there weren't many users."Dragon Ruler" I have the impression that the number of people using it has started to increase since it began to be put into.
Currently, monster effects are important, and this card, which can be used on the opponent's first turn, has inevitably increased in importance. It can be used as a material for Ari Synchro and 《Linkuriboh》.
In the past, it played a rather important role, such as calling "Crystron Halqifibrax" and using them as materials to call "Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians" and connect it to "Accesscode Talker".
Even in the anime, there is only this card to prevent the first kill, and considering that, the ability to block monster effects on the first turn of the first attack is quite strong.

A long-established store of hand trigger monsters used by Yusei
It's not like it's destroyed or removed, but I'm sure you can understand the importance of negating it even if it costs 1 add.
Wöhler's comparisons are 《Infinite Impermanence》and 《Ghost Mourner & Moonlit Chill》
《Infinite Impermanence》is his trap, so it can't be named in the grave, and it's superior in that it can be used as a breakthrough card in the first hand of your turn.
Also, even if you draw it with a draw or hold it in your first hand on the first turn, you can be knocked down, so it's hard to rot.
《Ghost Mourner & Moonlit Chill》can only be used when it is Special Summoned, but it can also be used on your own turn. I can get out
It's a card that depends on the environment, but without Ariseheart-sama, Dark Row, or Hang-on Mach, it's definitely a powerful card.
Before Halifair became his Forbidden Machine, he served as a finisher's prime mover with the spell of Hariselene Access.
There are probably many duelists who have benefited from Sky Striker Ace, which has particularly low firepower.
There are suspicions that he is a man, but Wöhler is a woman
A small-breasted boyish and a sticky dueler is a sticky girl

Among the triggers, it boasts overwhelming versatility along with Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring and multiplying G.
Although it has a somewhat troublesome restriction of being during the opponent's main phase, it goes without saying that negate, the effect of one monster on the field, can give you a huge return if you can ascertain the must counter and hit it.
Similarly, 《Infinite Impermanence》exists as a field-only negate trigger, and recently there are many scenes where that is prioritized, but the fact that it is not restricted by the state of your field is superior, and it is easy to use because it is a monster. His status as a Level 1 Spellcaster Tuner with 0 offense and defense is very good, and he is often summoned after sending him to GY after using it as a trigger.
Decks that want to increase the number of monsters that can be used for searching by using 《Small World》, Decks that can draw during the opponent's turn (If you draw additional monsters during the opponent's turn after the board is completed, you cannot use Bubble Shadow, but you can use Veiler). I feel that there are still scenes to be prioritized.
Also, is there a rarity of hand triggers that do not have the same name turn 1? I'm also happy that unlike Urara, there's no avoidance in chain order.
In addition, it seems that the seat of panchira has recently been handed over to Divine Bow of Vocation - Apollosa. However, according to the voice of the anime version, Velor is "lucky". Wow

General-purpose card trigger monster.
Compared to Gokiburi, Urara, and 《Infinite Impermanence》, it is slightly inferior in priority to adoption, but it is by no means weak. In MD, Swordsoul is popular, so Veiler sticks very well. It is also attractive that there is no one-turn limit. Being a tuner, it can also be connected to Harifiber (paper is prohibited).
As an aside, it seems unlikely that the boy-girl debate will ever be settled until Yu-Gi-Oh goes out of business.

It's an excellent hand trigger that goes without saying today, but when it first came out, it wasn't the general-purpose position it is today. Because there's no one to shoot and it's just a matter of buying time. The fact that there was no opponent to shoot means that there was no imaginary enemy monster that required urgency to lose if passed at that time. At best, it only pays for mass removal like Debris or 《Judgment Dragon》. Preceding one-kill was almost non-existent, and preemptive suppression was not effective in the era of traps. Also, since the speed of Duel was slow in those days, there is no guarantee that even if you gain one turn, it will be returned to you on the next turn. A certain high-ranking person apparently said, "Yu-Gi-Oh is over if such a time-buying card takes the environment." That said, he wasn't completely useless, and Jund was actively recruiting him as a 1-star tuner that could be caught in Junk Ron.
But that time has really come. It is Inzektor. Veiler was often stuck in the Inzector, which would remove all and one-kill if there was a chance. After that, it will be very active as a one-kill block.
Since he's a serious guy, he doesn't appear in many decks, so beginners might misunderstand that this card is weak, but in fact, it can be done even in this day and age. Unlike Urara and Awakage, it doesn't have a turn 1 with the same name, so it will be a powerful breakthrough in any situation. If you're in trouble, stack 3 and you won't die for the time being.

Former human rights card. Veller's adoption rate was so high that I felt like I had to put in 3 copies for the time being. That position has now been taken away, but even with the increased number of hand triggers, it's still a powerful card that can be played in the main deck. There is a feeling that Mugen Embrace has taken away some of the role, but since Velor is a monster, it is not completely compatible. It has the disadvantage that it can only be used in the opponent's main phase, so it is slightly inferior to Embrace, which can be used even if you draw in the second attack, but Veiler can be used as a material for Synchro and Fusion. LIGHT is a big issue now. It is thrown in from the main as a material for Deck fusion. He's much stronger, and for that reason Shaddoll is sometimes prioritized over Urara.

A card that used to be one of the essential cards in the hand for disruptive hand triggers.
It can only be stopped during the main phase, and only by monster effects, so the deployment route from Spell Trap is unstoppable. Even so, it can be said that it is used in the environment because it has a certain role, such as being a recruit destination that supports both Harifiber and Selene because it is a level 1, tuner, and spell user.

A classic hand trigger that can stop Lightning, Azeus, Access Code, and Baroness.
There is no turn 1 with the same name, so you can rest assured that it will be duplicated.

In terms of obstruction, I'm worried about the presence of bubble shadows, but I'm happy that even after some development in the middle stage, I can hit it immediately when I draw while applying increased G.
Even if it's rotten in your hand, you can take advantage of being a tuner and use it as a material for Harifiber, or recruit it with Harifiber and become Selene, so you can differentiate it from Awakage because of its unique strengths.

A hand trigger that allows you to negate the effects of your opponent's monsters. The point is that it doesn't have a turn 1, so you can easily shoot it compared to hand triggers such as Urara. For some reason, it has a tuner, and is excellent as a level 1 Spellcaster and material.

Yusei's idol card. Illustrations are illustrations, so controversy often arises
It has an excellent hand trigger effect that negates monster effects and has no turn 1, and is blessed with a level 1 LIGHT Spellcaster and a tuner with 0 offense and defense.
Recently, the number of excellent hand triggers such as Urara has increased, and his Spell Trap, which has a Search Rickle effect, can't be stopped, so it's not often used as a sideboard, let alone a main card, but it still works well in the environment. would be a card
Depending on the future environment, it may return to the trigger frame again

The number of excellent hand trigger cards is increasing, but monsters that can still play an active role. Unlike 《Infinite Impermanence》, it's a tuner, so it can be connected to Synchro and Hari Fiber, and unlike Urara and Usagi, it can receive level 1 support, so I think it's possible to differentiate it.

Overall Rating: A hand-inducing card that should be prioritized if you use Spellcaster support.
It's limited to the opponent's main phase, but since most monster effects are used at this timing, it's easy to chain and stop.
Unlike "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring", it only negates monster effects, so it doesn't deal with spells and traps, and its range is rather narrow.
Similar cards such as 《Infinite Impermanence》are also available.
However, since it's a Spellcaster, the fact that it can be revived with 《Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians》or 《Magician's Restage》is a unique charm.
Null for the fusion material of "Quintet Magician".

I use it to stop the opponent's first move. It's cheaper than other triggers (mainly Urara), so it's easy to get.
Postscript Since this child is a tuner, it can be called as a material with firmness ... It smells like a phony ...

Mr. Wailer, who is famous for being the original and still active card that Yusei used in his hand trigger. It has the weakness that it can only be used during the main phase, but it can be used many times per turn, which makes it different.
Also, with the appearance of Selene, she is her Spellcaster and tuner, so she can summon Harifiber to Selene. Become.

In the past, it was even said, "It's your fault that you don't have Veiler," and it had such a strong presence that the outcome could be determined by whether or not it was in your hand.
However, the number of other powerful triggers increased, and although it was said to be outdated for a while, it was returned to the environment with the focus on "can be used multiple times in one turn". It's especially featured in his decks that collect hand triggers, such as Madolche.
The more cards you have in your hand, the more you can rely on it.

It's just that the recent hand triggers are strange, and this kid is so talented that he doesn't care how much change he gets back.
If there is love, I wonder if it can still be used in actual battles.

A hand trigger monster used by Yusei in Anime 5D's that negates the effect of one opponent's monster with Friche during the opponent's main phase.
In the anime, it was used against Rotten's Gatling Ogre to stop the kusoge, but now it's becoming the norm in the real OCG as well.
It can only be used during a limited number of phases during the opponent's turn, it cannot be used under macros, it is ineffective against targets with resistance, and since it is a relatively major card in hand trigger monsters, it can easily be eliminated. There is no doubt that is a strong card, and unlike Urara and the others, there is no name turn 1, so it is particularly large that it can be used even if it is doubled, and it does not matter how many cards you draw with G.
It doesn't necessarily have to react to the activation of the opponent's monster's effect on the field, so I'm very grateful that there are situations where it's effective against monsters with permanent effects or activation effects that activate their own effects.
However, since it only negates the effect and does not destroy it, it is difficult to use this card in a low-speed Deck that is difficult to earn ads, but if the first attack is expanded to the maximum, there is nothing more to do. Although the input rate to the main side changes greatly depending on it, it is also often used.
Because of that nature, I basically don't put it on the field and use it, but for some reason it's a tuner, so I use it as a link material for Link 2's Hari, and with Link 2's Hari, I call it from the Deck and Link 3's Serene is Link Summoned. , It was also evaluated as a spell-user tuner suitable for the so-called "Harisere access" move, which connects to access by Special Summoning from GY with Serene in Link 3, but this is the limit regulation in July 2022. With the fiber ban, it's no longer a big strength.

An existence that can be said to be the originator of hand trigger monsters. Originally used by Yusei to block 1 kills. Although its activation timing is limited to the opponent's main phase, it is a powerful card that can respond to the recent increase in monsters with powerful effects that can support high-speed deployments and dominate the field.
If you limit the effect target, there are cards with brutal abilities such as Urara and Usagi, but it has a wide range that corresponds to monster effects in general. A level suitable for level adjustment called a level 1 tuner. Searchable status. Correction of cards used for patterns and planets. Spellcaster, LIGHT and various points shine with excellence.
He has a lot of DARK, so it seems that there are various ways to use it, such as making a foundation to open the gate with Deck.

It's frustrating when the effect of the trump card is negate. He is also level 1, LIGHT, and has 0 offense and defense, making it easy to use in terms of cost and materials.

A card that was used in many decks as a countermeasure during the heyday of injectors. It was a very expensive card at the time, but since it was distributed in the Gold Series, it has become available at a low price if you don't mind the rarity.
Currently, there are more excellent similar cards such as 《Infinite Impermanence》, but I think that it is such a card that can still be expected to play an active role depending on the environment.

The manager's evaluation of this card says it all...!

It wasn't very well received when it first came out (as you can see by looking at the 2010-2011 ratings for this card on this site), but as powerful monster effects have become mainstream environments, it's still worth it. It is very good in that it can stop any monster effect on the field from your hand.
Recently, it tends to be taken over by other excellent hand trigger monsters, and due to this reason, duelists who tend to forget the existence of this card are increasing. Also, compared to other hand-induced monsters, it has more reprints and is available at a reasonable price.

It has a surprise attack that can be activated from the hand, and has a blessed status that is easy to use as a tuner and material.
In addition, there is a rabbit that is a major hand trigger, and it can be activated on each other's turn, and it can deal with magic and traps, so it can handle a wider range, but the effect itself is often passed and monster effects are important environments. A military officer will be here soon.
The same negate system, especially Awakage, can be treated as a hand trigger and can be activated during your turn, so it is strong against troublesome continuous effects, but the strength of this card is that it is a monster and can be activated regardless of the situation on the field.
Which one to prioritize depends on the environment, but in any case, the reliability of this card is high as it prevents it now that monster effects are major. I think that the weak points that are necessary points are also good in terms of game balance.

The sleeve of this card is out. If I use a level 1 deck, I'd like to use that sleeve 1 out of 3 times and have a mental battle. (I'm going to be hated)

I think there are many things to review with Urara's regulations.
As an old-timer, I still like these.

Although it can target any monster effect, it is highly versatile and powerful. Currently, there are a lot of monsters such as Hari Fiber and Summon Sorceress that move really badly when you use their effects.
However, it can only be used during the opponent's main phase, and on top of that, there are more and more troublesome permanent effects, so it tends to be limited to 《Infinite Impermanence》, which has strict activation conditions but can be used anytime.
Still, unlike over there, it's a monster and a tuner, so you can put sync gimmicks on various decks, and if you search with 《Sage with Eyes of Blue》etc., you can make various moves.
Above all, hand triggers are generally expensive, and even the most familiar G-G costs more than 500 yen, so this card in the 30-yen storage is a good friend of your wallet. Highly recommended if you want to build a deck cheaply.

It's been overtaken by other hand triggers these days, but the effect negate is still excellent.

It is a veteran of card triggering that can be said to be one of the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, and its usefulness has been proven in successive tournaments.
Nowadays, the effect of negate one monster only in the opponent's main phase may be conspicuous, but when this card was active, it was enough to say "If you don't have Veiler in your first hand, it's a premi". It was something. In that sense, it's a very valuable card.

A memorable 100th evaluation. He created the shocking words, "It's bad if you don't have a Veiler." It is a card that can be said to be the forerunner of the current environment, which is the heyday of hand triggers, but partly because you can't get an add, the adoption rate is on the decline due to Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit and Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, which are almost certainly 1:1 exchanges. . However, Veiler can take advantage of the level 1 part and become 《Linkuriboh》, so it is possible to use it like that in case of emergency.

Recently, the demand for rabbits is higher, but it seems that the 4th piece is attracting attention as a replacement. For me personally, level 1 tuners are also a factor that can be discriminated against, and lifting the veiler used in "Cyberse Gadget" and bringing it to level 5 synchro is a feat that rabbits can't do. I think it's not bad to think about it. After that, when the ban on Harifiber is lifted, it will be a card that can break the flow of solitaire, so I think it will come to attract attention again.

One of the best hand trigger monsters
In the days when injectors dominated the environment, they were prized for stopping Dansel's effects.
Starting with this, I started to see it frequently even for free, but recently I haven't seen it much. Still no match for 《Maxx "C"》and Urara
The most important effect is that it can only interfere with the opponent's main phase, which makes it a little difficult to handle.
Therefore, I think that Trap is sufficient for normal use as a hindrance. Of course, the high surprise attack unique to hand triggers and the difficulty of being countered are advantages that Trap does not have.
So, I think it is necessary to take advantage of the fact that you are a monster, such as a Deck that doesn't have many traps, a Lightsworn that can be used as a cost for chaos even if it falls into GY, and a strange place where you can catch it with a gold cat.

A tuner that can only be activated during the opponent's main phase, but can negate the effects of opponent's monsters.
A versatile monster that fits in any deck of his due to its excellent effects.

《Effect Veiler》, the original hand trigger god that can't be weak
During the opponent's main phase, it can negate the effect of any monster (if it can be targeted).
Nowadays, there are similar cards like the Ghost, Floating, Ashryu Little Girl series that have similar trigger effects, and although it's less likely to be played carelessly, it's still a card that's never been weaker.
There is no limit to 1 turn, so you can hit bonbons.

It's a pretty old card, but it's a monster that's still active. Since it comes suddenly from your hand, it has a high degree of surprise, and if you hit it accurately, wow! I promise to be. These days, there are a lot of powerful monster effects... Although it cannot block target resistance and effects outside the field, it is still strong because it can stop most of them. I don't think there are many, but since it's a monster, you can put it on the field and it will never decay. They will continue to be active in the future.

A venerable interference card from the Synchro era. Since the Synchro era, it has been said that particularly powerful monsters can turn things around and suppress them, and this card has tremendous effects to prevent those developments. It was the same.
In the era of Dragon Ruler and Insector, it was the only card that could stop the preceding solitaire, so in that era, it was possible to even say, "It's your fault that you didn't have Veiler," which is a game-playing joke.
Nowadays, there are many P summons and resurrection spells and traps, and themes that rely on monster effects for all developments are becoming less common than in the past, but there are still many themes that rely on monster effects as the core of the theme. This card's strength is that it can be controlled even if it is taken.
As has been said a lot, each has different strengths and weaknesses from Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit, so it's fun to examine which one is suitable for your deck.

A hand trigger monster often compared to 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》.
Weller's appeal is the negate of the effect. By negate, you can stop one kill, and you can expose one lower monster that was Normal Summoned on the opponent's field.
Card No.1 you want to draw on the first turn

The effect is very good, and it's a good card to search for and check with a sage.
It is one of the few reliable companions that can prevent even one kill ahead.
But the number one problem is...
Is this card male or female? that's the problem

Appeared in that abdominal muscle crash town edition
At that time, I blocked the realist's first kill
Even in real life, it is troublesome if used because it hinders the opponent's combo.

A man who throws a card from his hand to give the opponent's monster Skill Drain for this turn only.
It's a typical hand trigger, but just be careful that it's "limited to the opponent's main phase".
Even though you can throw it from your hand, it's "limited to throwing it from your hand to his GY", so you can't even activate it under the influence of 《Macro Cosmos》, so be careful.
It's a very useful existence to prevent the first turn kill, but there are also themes like Qliphort that say "I don't know Veiler! It's pointless!"
Even if this card hits a bad opponent such as Qliphort, you can become a tuner, so if you use Synchro as an extra in advance, you don't have to worry about it going bad.
Since there is also 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》in charge of destruction as a similar hand trigger system, I would like to use it well because it is differentiated between destruction and effect negate.

Just like the old Pot of Greed, I think it's a card that's being treated favorably and used to the point that it's likely that a deck that doesn't have Effect Veiler in it isn't a deck. I'm wondering if I can manage to put in Cyber on the front and back.

One of the synonymous existence of hand triggers.
When it first came out, it didn't get as much attention as it does now, but due to changes in the rules of monster effects due to priority and an increase in the number of effective cards, it decided to establish its current position.
It's just a negate, so it doesn't give you any advantage, and since it's only in the opponent's main phase, it has a lot of holes, but I'm very grateful that it stops the fatal effect from a surprise attack.
The LIGHT level 1 tuner is also a plus point.

required card. I want two for main and side.

The strength is that you can search with 《Sage with Eyes of Blue》.

A card worth having. Vailer is strong in a pinch.

Valer, Rabbit, Honest
I think what makes this kind of card strong is the high level of surprise that comes from the hand.

Seal Penmaji Seal his Castel
Shut up you wads

The top of the cards that can be searched by Kenshi, or TOP 3
Blue-Eyed with lightning on the opponent's turn... Say goodbye to that scene
Isn't it almost a must-have card if it's a blue eye axis?

strong (confidence)
Weaknesses are exclusion cards such as 《Macro Cosmos》, hidden defense cards such as Book of the Moon, and being unable to do anything during your turn.
Sufficient with that in mind.

A super-iron-plate monster in the hand-inducing world, on a par with proliferating G and "Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit". It can unexpectedly contain any combo.
Compared to Breakthrough and Holy Grail, which need to be laid face down in advance, this card has the ability to execute from the hand and surprise attacks that are less likely to be destroyed by removal.
It's useless against GY's deck and cards that are effective during your turn, but if you have to, you can use it as a tuner for synchro.
With the increase in removal and the inflation of monster effects, the importance of this card has not only been maintained, but has continued to rise. With P and Fusion/Ritual Decks, it is often the case that winning or losing is determined by whether or not you can stop the ruler with this.

Effect, of course, light, spell use, tuner, level 1
is very big
If this has the same effect and the others are different, I think the evaluation will be different
Why was I treated so favorably?

The negate effect that can be activated from the hand can't be weak. Currently, there is a rival called "Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit", but I think it's a good match in terms of cuteness and effects.

"Only Valer can stop the first one kill!"
A monster with the advantage of being a surprise attack from the hand and being able to be used from the first turn, even though it is limited to being used only during the main phase of the opponent's turn.
With Breathle, the timing and number of uses of the effects are different, so they are compatible with each other.
It can also be used as a tuner.
Brestle is also so, but anyway it is hard to rot.
Ah, Yusei-san's idol card is Sonic Chick, right?

A surprise high effect negate woman. Breakthrough skills are expensive and I don't want to buy them one by one! A poor duelist's ally. Less versatile, but...
It is differentiated from breakthrough skills that can negate the effects of monsters that lock troublesome on your own turn in that you will not encounter removal in most cases.
You can also use it by throwing it into the DARK Deck so that you can send out a messenger of the beginning.

It's a very surprise card that can negate effects from your hand, and since it's a tuner, you can summon it and use it as a Synchro material depending on the situation.
However, there are actually quite a lot of situations where the fact that it can only be used during the main phase of the opponent's turn is actually quite a painful constraint, and that it can't be used during the battle phase or your own turn.
It is also true that it is no longer a card that can be put in without thinking unless it is a deck that can make use of being LIGHT, being level 1, and being a tuner to some extent.

It has a cute appearance and an uncute effect.
Even with a number of card games, isn't there one that is so easy to use?
However, recently there are more and more decks where this doesn't work at all, so you can't be overconfident.

It's a Bresle compatible card.
It would be nice to be able to become chaos material after using the effect, or pick it up with the Junk Synchron and do the movement of the library formula template.
Also, it's nice to be able to hit during the opponent's turn.
It is also attractive that it is difficult to interfere when the effect is activated

Is it van Dekas who is criticizing Wahler?
Veiler can be cared for depending on how you play, and unlike Usagi, it doesn't take any ads. It's not a threat if you always play with Veiler in your opponent's hand.
No, I'm so fucking strong

*Evaluation correction
I've come to accept even this card due to my recent insanity.
It is an excellent monster that can negate the opponent's effect with a level 1 tuner.
It can only be used during the opponent's main phase, so be careful when activating it.

Among the cards that can stop the opponent's effects, activating it from your hand is particularly surprising.
The activation timing is limited, but it's the scene you want to stop the most, so there's not much of a problem.
It also has excellent attributes and races, and is a level 1 tuner that is resistant to decay.

Effect Veiler! I know you're there!
Cards that make poker faces difficult
Your face will smile just by holding it
If you stare at it, you might be dropped
It is stable to hit at the same time as using the summoning right
Depending on the opponent, you have to hit at a different timing, but...
Send to GY & target, so theoretically the meta is easy
It comes suddenly, so it's actually tough

It became one of Yu-Gi-Oh's general-purpose cards
《Twin Long Rods #2》Black knee socks
The surprise attack from activating the hand of the opponent's turn is tremendous
This one piece might stop the development
Depending on the deck, it may not stick
I'm a level 1 tuner
4 + 4 + 1 can be used for Trish etc.
Recently, I think that the number of negate cards that are effective in pinpoint has increased.
It's not as popular as it used to be, but it can still be used as a deck fill-in or on the side.

A card whose value changes depending on the environment.
Although the activation timing is limited, it is highly surprising as it can prevent summoning triggers and activation effects, which have many troublesome effects, from your hand.
Another major feature is that it is a 1-star tuner.
I've been told that my gender is unknown, but I wear heels and I can't see anything but a woman.

Although it is painful that it can only be activated during the opponent's main phase, the effect itself is powerful. A general-purpose card that prevents development and is excellent as a restraint.

For a while, there was a tendency to put a veiler in.
Of course, it's still a very good card. And a card that would be a bit frustrating if used in a fan deck.

A general-purpose blocker that is also a Tuner Monster.
In the current environment, Star Seraph and Terranite, etc., can line up two or more ☆ 4 bodies without using the summoning right, so it can be used not only as an obstruction card, but also to bring out Trish and Mist. In the current environment, the effect is activated only during the opponent's main phase, but even so, it's an obstruction card that can be used at a serious level.

Twintees, thighhighs, shoulders, etc... But why is it a man's face?
It was supposed to become a card that was too cute in a little while
Oh, the effect is not cute yes

As a countermeasure against Velor, the only countermeasure is not to drop Velor to his GY with "Dimensional Fissure / Macro Cosmos" etc...

An idol card for a hated person.
But wait a minute.
Think about a situation where you have to fight [Dragunity] or [Infernity] without holding this card.
G is also excellent, but somehow this kid has the power to directly stop 1 kill.
……Is the biggest problem is that Konmai is speeding up the bang bang environment by saying, "It's okay because I have this card."

It's a must-have card in the current environment, so much so that people say, "It's my fault that I couldn't hold Veiler."
Since he's a LIGHT/Spellcaster, he's easy to GY cost after using effects, and he's a level 1 tuner, so he can sync.
Die! Get banned! Having said that, I myself don't really like this card, but that's proof of how powerful this card is.

"It's disgusting, Vailer! Why don't you let me kill you comfortably! I want to kill you with Devil's Strings!"
Ah... Hmm, I'm withering, I'm withering... Really! Especially don't hit Dansel or Giant Killer, they'll die because their stats are too shit.
My first hand is the opponent, and I'm stressed by whether I'm holding this guy or not.
That being said, it seems like it would be difficult without her (?), so I guess it's a necessary evil...

The hand trigger monster effect meta that is hard to interfere with is very powerful, but even more than that, the blessed stats of Level 1 LIGHT and Spellcaster Tuner make it highly durable and versatile. There is absolutely no waste in reviving and synchronizing from GY and summoning the opening cost.
It's true that the feeling of disappointment after being hit is not half bad, but if you think that it prevents the 1-kill Deck from rampaging, I think it's a card that works effectively as a deterrent.

A card with amazing performance. Come out with the guy who made this fucking card.
A deck that stops with just this one really stops. Since it's a hand trigger, there's no way to deal with it, and it's not uncommon to lose if the comeback doesn't go well.
In the current environment, one-kill is also rampant, and although it has become an essential level card, when this guy is activated, it just withers. A really boring card. I personally hate this card because the hype will cool down with just this one card.

One of the cards that is already environmentally necessary.
Of course, if you use this card, the disadvantage is that your combo will be delayed by the amount you draw.
Unlike other defensive cards, it also has the disadvantage of not being able to remove monsters and not being able to assist your own attacks.
So, when you stack 3 sheets, you may feel unexpectedly in the way. Well, if you don't have three, you'll be killed in seconds.
A mysterious card that slows development just by its existence, regardless of whether it is an enemy or an ally.
There are few cards that block this card, so the 1-kill Deck prepares for this card with the feeling of "If you get eaten, I'll die."
I mean, if it wasn't for this, I think a kamikaze 1 kill would have been amazing in the previous environment...
Along with Goes's "When attacking, go in descending order" and Oarashi's "Prepare yourself when laying down multiple cards", this is a card that created the recognition and rule that "activation effects can be stopped when the opponent has cards in hand".
Personally, the three major rule cards that can be replaced with Sacred Barrier's "One Defense Position and All-Out Attack".

I think it's excellent to be able to block the effects of monsters with hand triggers during the opponent's main phase.

Recently, there are fewer decks that can be stopped with just this guy, but if you have this guy in your hand, you can rest assured for the time being.
Attributes, races, levels, and tuners are all very high performance.
Due to the cuteness of this card, there was also an advanced tactic called "Operation Veiler Pants".

Versatile card that goes with any deck
It's LIGHT, so it can handle chaos, and even if it's rotten, it's a level 1 tuner, so it's easy to adjust.
Gold 2013 is easy to get out, so it's kind to your wallet.

It's not an exaggeration to say, "When a troublesome monster comes, use Valor anyway." In the current environment where Effect Monsters are too common, I can't be relieved unless I put 2 or 3 in the main. In fact, it is not strange to say that victory or defeat is determined by the use or non-use of this card.

A card that seals the effect of hand trigger. As the effects of Effect Monsters become more and more powerful, the effect seal that is difficult to negate fits perfectly with the environment. In addition to the abundance of support that LIGHT and Spellcaster have, it is a card that has all the good things about being a Level 1 tuner.

Yusei's idol card, which I thought was missing (lol), has a powerful effect. For the time being, if you have one in your hand, you can rest assured

"At Valer ^^"
I want to tell the person who thought of this to come out
One of the reasons for creating a gap between Gachi Decker and Fun Decker
It's reliable if you're serious about it, but if you're playing a duel between friends, it's a card that can get pretty chilly, so people who don't like it really don't like it.

Diva: Summon ←! From Deck
Veiler: Activate by discarding this card from your hand. It's OK for a diva to stand upright.
Diva: Yabe::
An excellent tuner as a stopper for deployment and removal. Since it's a spell user, after using the effect, it's a lot of work, such as using Necro's activation cost, picking it up with Magical Conductor and synchronizing it. Currently, it is often seen that 2 to 3 sheets are stacked on the side.

Come out who made this! ! !

Yay, thanks to GS, I can stack 3! You did it (

yes
this is strong

"Strong" "Boring" "Troublesome"
A meta card that has all three beats.
Even though it's a necessary evil, it's boring when it's used.
Too much cuteness is a billion times more hatred.

It's a card that feels like divine punishment that can be used from your hand~
It's quite powerful, so I don't want to misunderstand where to use it w

this guy
male? woman?
somehow effeminate
It's good because I'm strong~

When it first came out, it didn't get a lot of attention, but with the rise of his powerful decks, such as Inzek, you'll lose if you can't stop Effect Monsters. . It can only be used during the opponent's main phase, but its surprise attack is outstanding. In addition, he has the privileged status of being a Level 1 LIGHT Spell user, and since he is a tuner, it is hard to rot. The price was soaring because it was a duelist pack that was recorded in super rare and reprinted, but it was finally reprinted.

It's time to scatter!
The main usage is to use it like a trap that can be used from your hand. Also, if you point to a catastor, you can call it in an emergency. It is an excellent card, including blessed attributes and easy-to-salvage stats.
The drawback is that you can only negate. I want to know when to use it.

If you have it in your hand, you can stop your opponent's Effect Monster
A versatile child that can be used for Synchro Summoning even if it rots in your hand
I have good memories of being saved by Kimefo many times...
For a while, it was an expensive card with super rare recordings, but it became a reasonable price after entering GS
times have changed

A card I personally hate. How many times did this guy stop the effect...
For the time being, I want to put Dimensional Fissure on it and seal it off.
However, while stopping the heinous 1-kill, GY is a good card that can be used for Synchro because it can be used as a cost for opening and plates with GY, so it is a perfect card.

I don't understand the meaning of buying 5 packs and using 1 gold!
Well, I got a lot out of buying a box.
A monster that can be used in a wide range of ways, such as anti-1 kill and obstructing the opponent's deployment.
Moreover, since it is a tuner, it can also be synchronized. In the current environment, it is a card to the extent that it is said that 3 stacks on the side are essential.

It's a GS re-recording

I am always indebted to you
play a variety of roles
can negate the effect
being a tuner
become food for the opening
and various roles
How many times have you been helped by this person?

A hand-inducing makeshift card that was getting more and more popular.
It often stops with just one.
And since it is also a level 1 tuner, it can be used well.

Since it is LIGHT, it can be used as food for the opening chaos, and since it is a tuner, it can be connected to synchronization in an emergency, making it a wasteless piece.

Tournament purveyor effects negate cards.
Surprise effect from hand negate is now a powerhouse that no one knows.
The opponent summons a powerful Effect Monster → "Veiler ^^"
Reprinted in Gold Pack 2013. Well done, Valer! The number of users will increase!

A card that can temporarily negate monster effects.
It's only a stopgap, but it's a powerful card in the meta because there are more and more brutal Effect Monsters that can directly kill you on the first turn.
Since it activates its effect from the hand, it is difficult to interfere with it, and since it is a Tuner, it can be used for Synchro Summoning in an emergency.
Apparently, this will be reprinted in the next GOLD SERIS.

Due to the request of players who want to block the activation effect of the enemy, it is scattered in normal in GS, so Tribe Force is a failure.

Synchro Monster ・ Xyz Monster Not only
In the current environment, he is an Effect Monster that is not unnatural even if it is in the deck
A powerful meta card that negates the effect as if to wait for a long time.
Rather, Yusei, who is the user in the anime, no, in the anime card
, which is still a mandatory level but not restricted
Unusual recruitment rate and activation opportunities are karoshi monsters in the real world
This is where I worry that it might be a tar.

Due to changes in the environment, the restriction of "only during the opponent's main phase" has become quite heavy.
Will it be difficult to invest in decks that cannot make use of excellent added value such as attribute race tuners?

Needless to say, strong.
It just doesn't make the game any more interesting.
I'm the type who just wants to enjoy Yu-Gi-Oh
I would never put this card in. smile

As you can see, it is a very convenient and excellent card.
Since it's a tuner, it's nice to be able to use sync as a side effect even with the Xyz Deck.
It is an essential card for deck insertion.
The price of the GS series is cheap, so if you have the opportunity, why not get one.

strong as usual

How many times have you been helped by this?
And cute! ! !