Spy-C-Spy →Used Deck

There are only a limited number of cards that can peep the EX Deck, but this card is one of the few.
Although the effect is highly random, there is no particular gambling element, and it can be appreciated that it will be an advantage regardless of which way it falls.
Having an ATK of 2200 is certainly not bad, but in current Yu-Gi-Oh, there's not that much demand for low-ranking fighters, so he might be more happy with the LP gain.
The most important thing is that you can use it even on the first turn and get an information advantage.
It works well with 《Extra Gate》, and if it's a fusion or S-summon based deck, it's possible to peeping cards, and there is a high possibility that you can exclude key cards that are assumed from the theme.
Even so, it doesn't go beyond the realm of combos, and it's a pain to have to use precious summoning powers on this card.
《Extra Gate》is also his Quick-Play Spell, so you can activate it after seeing the opponent's deployment.
If it came out in the current era, SS would have been a trigger.
The performance is 3 points, but considering the fact that it is a level 3 fire warrior and the value of the effect, it will be 4 points.

Whether it is for the purpose of effect or information advertisement, the uncertainty is very strong, and neither effect is merited enough to give priority.

A rare monster that interferes with the opponent's EX Deck.
Lately, I feel like he doesn't know which one to activate even on the 2000 line thanks to Link Monster. After all, it is only for checking, so it will be difficult to use it for peeping purposes. It's random, so if a P monster is chosen, I feel a little lost.

He is a spy who can search with Igknight's effect.
I don't think it's bad to hire to strengthen the RBI. Use the summoning right for this card, and then spread it with P summoning.
Don't get stuck in the abyss!!

Opponent's extra A monster with a rare effect that peeping his deck and activating its effect. Most of the extra deck monsters have ATK 2000 or higher, so it's easy to get ATK 2200, but there are few extra deck monsters that can be destroyed by battle.

I didn't know what the original story was, but I see, it's a curry spy C...
It's a Norare-like challenging effect of peeping extras, but it doesn't go beyond the realm of low-level attackers.
Most extra decks have 2000 or more monsters, so it can be 2200, but a single monster can only handle a few opponents of 2000-2200.
On top of that, there are monsters under 2000 that have a high adoption rate, such as Chain, Emeral, and Mae Stroke, so even if you get his LP recovery, it's difficult because weak monsters will remain.
Still, I don't hate the effects that are typical of Norare!

Extra A female spy who extracts information from her Deck.
She can not only extract, but also obtain effects accordingly, but it depends on luck which usage is activated.
Typical Xyz below ATK 2000 are Chain, Emeral, and Mae Stroke. Is there a lot of people who get ATK up?
However, is the 2200 attacker worth that much because it may end up being a recovery...?

It's unstable, but you can aim for 2200 with a high probability.
It's surprisingly troublesome to try to go beyond Saidra with a single card,
From that point of view, isn't it strong against meta beats?
LP recovery? No need to think. I would rather not aim.

Sweet to recover LP, dry to increase ATK...?
It's nice to see the Extra Deck, but it's a bit tight if it's not Normal Summon.

With this illustration, you can definitely mistake the old man for being a spy.
Why is he FIRE?
The peeping of the EX Deck isn't bad, but it's a little boring to just randomly check one card at NS.
The effect obtained is not very influential, and the instability is noticeable.
If it was compatible with SS, the story would have been a little different.

A rather rare effect of peeping an extra deck. It's nice to be able to get some effect whether ATK is 2000 or more or less than 2000, but it's preferable to apply status up rather than recovery. Since there are many ATK 2000 or more, it is easy to operate as 2200 RBI, but it is true that it is unstable due to opponent dependence.

A female spy who sets honey traps on enemies and extracts information from her deck.
Most of the cards in the extras are ATK 2000 or higher, so she will likely be used as a low-level attacker with ATK 2200.