The Huge Revolution is Over →Used Deck

It is a card that is gaining popularity because general-purpose sweepers like Sumbol, Braho, Rite and Torrent Funeral are increasing.
The exclusion effect that looked like an overkill also hits Destiny HERO - Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer strongly, giving the impression that even low-rarity MDs have more chances to see it.
Due to the nature of Counter Trap, if it can be activated, it is reliable because it can work reliably

The effect itself is strong, but more than anything else, it overlaps with 《Starlight Road》.
I want to take advantage of the fact that I can approach monsters strongly here. For example, Despheni can be banned from being reused. If it's Starlight, it won't activate until 2 cards on your field are destroyed, so it's a big differentiator. If you look closely, you'll see that it's outrageous that it's an exclusion that doesn't take any targets, so if it goes well, it has the potential to pierce even those with resistance. In other words, you can beat Zark.
She's good enough, but Starlight is currently good at it. There is a rather interesting confrontational relationship, such as the position being reversed due to the rule revision, and this being the advantage in MD without a side change.

《Harpie's Feather Duster》, 《Lightning Storm》, 《Twin Twisters》, 《Heavy Storm Duster》2 or more Spell/Trap destruction, and 《D-HERO Destroy Phoenix Guy》, 《Sauge de Fleur》, etc. A card that negates and excludes cards that are destroyed one by one. Compared to 《Starlight Road》, which is a similar card, when facing 《D－HERO Destroy Phoenix Guy》, 《Starlight Road》destroys it and revives it on the next turn, whereas this For cards, you can exclude them to prevent reuse.

On the first turn after mass duet, I was able to hit Feather Duster and Laist almost every time, so I put it in and it was a very reliable card.
For that purpose, some people may think, "Wouldn't it be better to use Waking the Dragon, which can bring out monsters and lead to an advantage?" One of its strengths is that it is also effective as a meta for 《Destiny HERO - Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer》, which is used in almost all decks. Even against Duelists who put in 《Artifact Lancea》as a countermeasure against 《D.D. Crow》against Despheny, since it is a Counter Trap, as long as it is not put out first, it can be dealt with without hindrance, and it is the most shining in the current Master Duel environment. It will be a good piece to evaluate.
However, when compared to Yabu Snake, it only deals with destruction, so it's completely useless against the familiar 《Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder》.

It's a very reliable card when it comes to your hand once in a while.
I use it in Metabi, but most of the opponent's back removal is Feather Duster or Wright, so this card sticks. Contrary to what you might think of as a card that only protects, there are surprisingly many effects that destroy two or more cards (such as destroying your opponent's card).
However, overconfidence is prohibited, and there is no doubt that it is a card that has limited uses. Personally, I feel that the pin placement is just right.

A Counter Trap that reacts to "effects that destroy two or more cards" and negates them before excluding the source.
There are surprisingly many cards that destroy multiple cards
《Raigeki》, 《Harpie's Feather Broom》and more
"Twin Twister" also falls into this category.
Exclusion is also powerful, and other than being able to pass through destruction resistance
Feather broomsticks are also not collected with various Harpie cards.
However, the problem is how much you can assume the situation where there are multiple cards on the board. Will it be used in decks that basically have multiple cards they want to keep?
Let's consider which one to take, such as whether you want a monster to be Special Summoned or not.

Counter Trap negates removals that target multiple cards. 《Starlight Road》can be mentioned as a rival horse, but unlike Staro, this one is negate and excluded, so it can be said that this one is superior in terms of interfering with the opponent's movement. Also, Staro has a spell speed of 2 and this one has a spell speed of 3, so it also has the advantage of being difficult to prevent. For stability, it would be better to use 《The Huge Revolution is Over》instead of Staro.

A Counter Trap that catches all multiple destruction effects other than the activation of Spell Trap effects, regardless of whether they are your own or your opponent.
Staro, who has a similar role, has a very good effect that negates destruction and adds 25 hit points to the field to prepare for the next destruction, but this is a Counter Trap, so it is even harder to counter, negate. Since it removes the card that was used, the return when it can be used against monsters is quite large.
Being able to parry things like Nagisa and Ryst with no-cost counters is a very welcome effect for his Trap Deck, but in terms of not being able to block double shots, he's nowhere near as good as a countermeasure against spell removal.
Also, like Staro, single-target destruction and removal other than destruction cannot be captured, so if you look at the entire environment, you can count the cards you want to see with this card with both hands. I don't think there are that many places to go, so even if you put it in the side deck, it's an image that priority is given to a Yabu snake that is strong against colossal rhinoceros.
His deck, which uses this card, doesn't rely on extras very much because he just throws away extras with high money, and it's not very noticeable when compared to Staro or Bug Snake. think.

At the time of its introduction, it was treated like a degraded Staro because it was a trigger that removed the entire field and had a spell speed of 3, but it couldn't put out a star.
However, perhaps due to the trend of the times, the self-contained nature of not having to put a lot of effort into the tight EX, and the absoluteness that can be carried out even when negates due to monster effects are rampant, have resulted in the reversal of the former position.
Either way, it can't be helped that the activation conditions are more minor, but the reliability of excluding it without destroying it also raises the value.

As the name suggests, it is a useful counter against multiple removals such as Great Revolution.
Compared to the similar Staro, there is no such thing as a board add by Stada's Special Summon, but since it is a counter for Spell 3 and can be removed directly, it has resistance to destruction and is strong against his GY use. impression of superiority. In the current environment, the standard itself is also lacking in power, and there are many cases where the frame cannot be taken in EX, so this difference is also getting smaller.
However, even though the number of powerful removal cards has increased, it still has a limited target, and it can be removed or spoiled without even being able to activate.
In the current environment, I think it's overall stronger than Starro, but I think its usefulness is easily influenced by the environment.

The appearance of Trisbaena caused some anxiety.

Unlike Staro, it's a Counter Trap, so it's less likely to be chained and its performance isn't bad.
The only drawback is that it often spoils

Destruction meta that is easy to handle.

Counter Trap that can negate the effect of removing two cards on the field.
Unlike "Starlight Road", the opponent's field is also included, and since it is excluded, he does not allow the use of GY.

I personally love these cards.
Even though it depends on the opponent, cards that remove cards at once, such as Tsuitsui, Black Hole, and Feather Broom, have a high usage rate, so if you have a slot, I think it's definitely worth using.
However, compared to [Star Lightsworn], that one is superior in that it can summon the Stardust Dragon, and it is inevitably inferior.
However, since it is a Counter Trap, I think that 《The Huge Revolution is Over》is overwhelmingly easy to use in that it is not negate to 《Solemn Warning》, etc., it can be excluded, and it does not crush the frame of the Extra Deck.
I think it's a great card just to block sweepers.

Differentiation from 《Starlight Road》is important. Due to its spell speed, it is strong against Effect Monsters that chain Trap cards and negate them. Also, like "Scrap Dragon", it can be activated against cards that destroy 2 or more cards on your opponent's field, as well as cards that destroy 1 card on each player's field, so the range of response is a little wider. Another advantage. Furthermore, since it is banished, you can also suppress cards that have effects when destroyed. Since there is no Special Summon effect of "Stardust Dragon", 《Starlight Road》is superior in terms of ad, but it is a very powerful card here.

In the current environment, I think it's strength is that it can deal with the destruction effect of "SPYRAL Sleeper".
I think the Counter Trap is also big.

The current imaginary enemies are Tsuitsui and Hanaboki. Compared to the often-compared 《Starlight Road》, thanks to the fact that it doesn’t stick to one’s own field, it also played an active role as EM Pendulum/Magician and 《Wavering Eyes》meta. Another strong point is that it can block the effects of 《Diamond Dire Wolf》and 《The Phantom Knights of Break Sword》. Stardust ・It's inferior in that it can't put out a dragon, but it's more convenient because of its wide range and Counter Trap.

Since the appearance of Tsuitsui, a meta for multiple destruction, the attention has increased and the price was quite amazing because it was a no-rare, but with the reprint, it has become more affordable.
As a difference from Staro, which is often compared,
・Can deal with multiple destruction of the opponent's field or the entire field
・Because it is a Counter Trap, it cannot be negate by monster effects, etc.
・Exclude instead of destroy
・Stada can't Special Summon
Well, if it's not a deck that wants to Special Summon a star, it's basically more usable than Staro. It can take precedence over Staro.
It has become less rotten than before with the passage of time.

Staro's Counter Trap might not sound like much, but this card, which negates destruction effects with Spell Speed 3, is extremely powerful. To further exclude him, of course he will not be working at GY. It used to be a no-rare, so the price was a big deal, but thanks to its recent reprint on Struk, it's easier to get hold of.
Counterperms with 《Bountiful Artemis》, or Metabi, which puts out a lot of cards on the field, should be more reliable.

Until now, it was recorded as a non-rare [only] card, so it was a pretty expensive card because it had excellent effects, but the price seems to have settled down after winning the re-recording slot for the Structure Deck this time.
Needless to say, a man who does not allow mass destruction.
Speaking of mass destruction unforgivable, there is also the star Lightsworn
・Can be used against total destruction that involves enemies and allies (e.g., 《Dark Hole》, 《Wavering Eyes》, etc. Star Lightsworn can only be used on friendly fields)
・Spell Speed 3 (Star Lightsworn is Spell Speed 2)
・Exclusions that are difficult to reuse
・Cannot be negated with 《Solemn Warning》
Star Lightsworn has the effect of spawning a Stardust Dragon, but it's better if you don't have room for a Stardust Dragon in your Extra Deck. If he's a Paleozoic, he'll go to Star Lightsworn because of his Special Summon relationship with Paleozoic.
A recommended card for meta beats who are not good at mass destruction. It is exactly The Huge Revolution is Over for mass destruction.

One card that has caught up with the performance of this card and the speed of the environment. 《Twin Twisters》, the effect of smashing, and in the previous environment, the effect of P magician will be negate and even excluded, so be careful not to reuse it. There is also Star Lightsworn with a similar effect, but if you try to make the most of it, it can put pressure on the extras, so this one, which has an excellent single effect, is often used.

Is it close to the role of Star Lightsworn as a means of countering mass removal? This type of card is easy to draw, but the drawback is that it is perishable...
Of course, Star Lightsworn, which has the benefit of being free on top of being negate, is powerful. This is superior in that it excludes rather than destroys, that it is a Counter Trap, and that you can be aware of not only your own but also your opponent's cards.
In addition to the Sukudra lineage, it is particularly important to be able to crush Penmaji, which is the backbone of EMEm. Since it is a counter trap, it is difficult to forgive the opponent's chain. There's also Ariadne...

It's a mass destruction meta, but if you just want to protect your cards, Staro, which gives you a free bonus, feels more profitable.
However, if you don't want to put out a stand, or if you can't (don't want to) put it out, or if you can't create a frame for extras, etc., this one has far better performance as a destruction meta, so I want to use this one.
Compared to Starro, the range of support has changed from 2 or more on your field to 2 or more in total between yourself and your opponent's field, so you can deal with things like Double Cyclone and Diamond Wolf.
The type of cards like pen magic that the opponent splits their own cards and connects to combos can also be meta.
Since it is a Counter Trap and does not include unnecessary effects, it is difficult to negate.
《Twin Twisters》is a card that can be used more effectively because there is a natural enemy card in his deck, and if you can interfere with it, you can exchange 1:2.
Currently, it is only recorded as Norare, so it is likely to be reprinted in the future.

Unlike Staro, it's miso that it's not limited to your own field.
Thanks to this, P-Maji, 《Wavering Eyes》, etc. are added to the range of effect.
Since it is a Counter Trap, it does not allow a speed 2 chain, and it cannot be negate with a warning.
《Twin Twisters》and others have also appeared, so it is a good card that can be expected to be more active than ever.

It must be said that it is upwardly compatible with Staro.
Regardless of whether it's pre-synchronization or not, most of his decks are ranked 4 and so on, so extras are often tight, and there are many times when there isn't even a single extra available just for Staro. Therefore, although the effect range is almost the same, it can be said that this is a more powerful negate and exclusion.

If it's his deck that puts a trap, I'd like to consider adopting it.
A card that can kill the bogus card that you want to be most wary of. It has the same role as Staro, but in addition to cards such as feather brooms that break this one, it can also be used with cards that only break the opponent's field, such as pen magic. Staro comes out with a stada.
In the current environment, I think it's okay to give priority to Staro because you can take care of Sinking and Pen Magicrice. This is easier to stack the second one than Staro.

It can also be used as a countermeasure against the popular 《Wavering Eyes》. It's a good match with Staro, but it will be a consultation with the extras. If you want a cutlet, this is enough.
Staro produces dust, so it's better for them to increase the number.

In most cases, Star Lightsworn is OK.
Since it's a Counter Trap, it's advantage is that it won't be trap stunned by a chain.
I think it's a Staro after the 4th one.

One piece that stocks have been rising recently.
I feel that it is much easier to use than Staro.
This is highly versatile as it can also be used with Sukudora and Diawolf.
The point that it is a Counter Trap is also GOOD!
And, after all, Staro is due to resuscitation restrictions... (Omitted)
On top of that, the EX frame is also tight, so if you want to invest, this is the one.

Artifact is popular, and the meta for Double Cyclone and Malevolent Catastrophe is attracting attention.
Unlike Staro, its strength is that it can be used even if only the opponent's cards are destroyed.

I think it will be quite interesting with the appearance of [Enma Ryuu Red Archfiend] and [Evilswarm Butte]. I wonder if he'll consider hiring him if he's a deck that fights slowly with trap spells.
It can be activated by the effect of [Scrap Dragon], is a Counter Trap, and cannot be stopped by a general-purpose Trap [Solemn Warning], which is a strength that [Starlight Road] does not have.

It's strong against Scrap Dragons, but above all, it's strong against Gardonicus. Fire King Brotherhood of the Fire Fist is also becoming popular, so I think you should consider using this as well.

When I hear the word revolution, Baan comes to mind first.
Will the administration of 《The Emperor's Holiday》remain unchanged?
Star Lightsworn has the advantage, but since it's a Counter Trap, it has the highest spell speed, so you can negate it more consistently.
In addition, it is difficult to remove and reuse instead of destroying it, and it is difficult to get caught by other counters.
It has a charm that the star Lightsworn lacks, and it's not a bad idea to prioritize it.

I'd like to put one 《Starlight Road》and one of this card.

The absolute monarchy was still strong.
As for the most important effect, compared to Starro, it is superior in spell speed, it is excluded, and since it refers to the entire field, it can be differentiated in that there are many opportunities to activate it, but it is still high in that it can bring out Stardust Dragon. the wall.
Basically, Staro seems to be prioritized.

Absolute monarchy...for sure.
It's a pretty good card to stop multi-destroy cards that Star Lightsworn can't defend against.
There is also the merit of excluding it, but since it is originally a Counter Trap, it will not be negated to the Stardust series.

Just when I thought the royal palace was about to collapse due to the Great Revolution, it was an unexpected countermeasure.
It's not bad for an unwarned staro, and it's interesting that it doesn't even try to reuse it.
Also, since it is a counter, it can also be used for failure.
By the way, since it "destroys 2 or more cards on the field", it can be activated on Skudra and Dubsai, so be careful.

The reality was ruthless... Will a failed revolution like this be dealt with in a rebellion or riot?
Although it started out as a mass-produced 《Starlight Road》(non-rare) card, it has gained many points of distinction over time and is surpassing the original.
The unique selling points of this card are discovered one after another, such as the part that is not destroyed, but the part that makes it difficult to allow chains due to Counter Trap, and the part that can stop the effect of destroying the opponent's field because it counts the entire field.
Since the value of Stardust has fallen, there is Stardust in EX, and it is easier to handle than Starro with full power, and it does not get caught in warnings.
A card that has achieved a great deal of late growth that is convincing enough to be reprinted by Strak.

The Great Revolution has failed.
Why did you make such a tragic card?
Unlike 《Starlight Road》, you can deal with Scrap, Dragon, etc.
Since it is a Counter Trap, you can also draw Artemis.
Still, 《Starlight Road》should be prioritized.

Damn you, naked tyrant!
I thought it was a failure, but later I was doubled.

A fat and cute king.
He is drinking tea carefree. After all, I want this king to do what he wants and be happy.

・Less likely to rot than starro
・Spell speed 3
・Since it does not include a summoning effect, it will not be crushed by a warning.
・Since it is excluded, it is difficult to reuse
Few people use it, but it's a convenient card

It doesn't make sense to put out a star in Staro www
This is my priority...
Do you know your resuscitation limits?

Why did you make such a heartless card, Konmai...
Moreover, the great revolution "return"...