Galaxy Cyclone →Used Deck

Although the advantage of being able to exchange 1:2 is great, the immediate effect is slightly reduced. It cannot be used in the same way as a cyclone.
Then let's think about it the other way around and think about how to use this card.
Since the effect can be activated with 1, GY, it does not hurt even if it costs the hand. (Lag occurs, but it is within the category of playing)
2, Good compatibility with GY manure system, easy to combine with 《That Grass Looks Greener》and 《Reasoning》.
3, Some support can be shared because it has the name of Galaxy.
4, In addition to face-down removal, it is easy to use twice without waste if you also include the use of breaking your own cards.
This is just an example, but since this card has many benefits, it's not bad to include him in some decks.

A kind of cyclone that is delicious twice in one grain. quite a unique position.
You can remove his Spell/Trap on the back side by hand, and on the front side with the GY effect. A single card can work twice, but at the cost of that, it's a Normal Spell, which is unusual for the Cyclone family, and both effects have a narrower removal range. If you put it in without thinking, will you call for more major back removal?
Since it is a Galaxy card, it has the feature that it can be searched with 《Number 90: Galaxy-Eyes Photon Lord》. In the main family [Galaxy], he may search for other cards more often, but if he puts both in his Deck, which uses Rank 8 Xyz, it might be a good idea to increase his options.

Cyclone finally has upward compatibility! ?
There is no such thing as a sweet story, and the usability of the Normal Spell, which is tied to the target, has fallen considerably. Compared to the Cyclone mutually compatible group, as mentioned above, it is a long-term battle-oriented that can take advantage at the cost of poor usability.
The impact of losing End Cycle is great, and it is difficult to play an active role in an environment where Friche Trap is rampant for normal use. However, since it can also destroy its own cards, it can also be used as a destruction trigger.

The fact that you can destroy the background twice with one card is of course very good, and although it is a slightly roundabout 1:2 exchange card, the first time is a set card and the second time is face-up. is limited.
I would like to make up for this poor handling by using it in combination with monsters that have a back removal effect.
From the point of view of simply removing two backs, there are many situations where 《Twin Twisters》is better to handle, even though the hand cost is high, as the number of cards that work with GY has increased.
The fact that he can evade the imperial order and break away from his GY is very good.

《Galaxy》Because it is a Spell card, it can receive Galaxy support, but there are almost no scenes where it is pushed aside 《Mystical Space Typhoon》, 《Cosmic Cyclone》, 《Twin Twisters》, 《Lightning Storm》and 《Harpie's Feather Duster》. I think it will be the next candidate.
(1) can't be destroyed if it's already face-up, and (2) will be activated after the 4th turn, so hopefully it's a useful card, but its effect is unlikely to be demonstrated in the current environment.

Being able to break the opponent's Imperial Order with GY is excellent.
The turn sent to GY cannot be activated, so there is a time lag,
Still, GY has few ways to prevent this card, so it doesn't bother me that much.
It's also effective to intentionally drop into his GY with an Infernoid that uses 《That Grass Looks Greener》to speed up GY manure.

Instead of becoming a Normal Spell, he is a Cyclone who has an effect that can be activated with GY. Although there is a time difference, it is powerful in that it can remove up to two backs with one card. However, as mentioned above, it is a Normal Spell, so please be aware that you cannot end cycle it.

The difference between this card and Cyclone is that it's a normal spell, and the target is a little limited. As for which is stronger, Cyclone or this card, I think this card is generally stronger.
The greatest advantage of being a Quick-Play Spell is due to the technique called End Cycle and its disruptive power, but since End Cycle occurs later than Barrier Force, it cannot be said to be a reliable move.
Regarding interference, it would be ideal to shoot through his black spell circles and light stages when activated, but such a situation does not come around conveniently.
Based on these, it can be said that this card has more upward revision than downward revision from Cyclone.
What is that part? It is the effect of the second half.
While simply removing face-down cards, it guarantees resistance to troublesome meta cards and the ability to keep opponents in check, increasing the deck's ability to respond to situations. You can also use it to destroy your own cards. It is purely excellent in terms of advantages.
It's a powerful card with plenty of removal power and combo potential.

This is a removal card that basically has only one choice: "set" or "face-up", although it may be called for against his deck made from the upcoming Sacred Beasts Strak. If you just want to destroy his Spells and Traps using Spell cards, Cyclone or his Harpie's Feather Broom are often enough, but this card breaks the set card and on the return turn you can use Eternal Soul etc. It may be said that it exists to break cards that need maintenance. However, in that case, it is easy for the opponent to read your actions, so in many cases you will only be given the option of breaking the bluff. Alternatively, even if it is a favorite, it may be hindered, but since it has the name Galaxy and can be activated without cost, it is great that it can be left in his GY as a check even if it is disposable.
The rival of ① is night shot. They are superior in terms of sealing the chain, and they are superior in terms of ease of searching.
The rival in ② is a card that can be destroyed without restrictions after activating Cyclone etc. Cyclone is superior in that it can create a free chain and activate any number of cards in one turn, and this card is superior in that it can destroy up to two cards with this one card.
In general, it's a card that changes depending on how it's used, but even if you use it normally, it's hard to feel its strength, so I guess you could say it's a card for experts.

This card might be easier for duelists who are good at using GY, but...
It can be searched because it is named "Galaxy" by the effect of "Galaxy Wizard".
The effect of (1) is the same as Cyclone, but since this is a Normal Spell, it will be weak if the Cyclone is activated immediately after activation, so overconfidence is not possible.
The effect of (2) is important, and by sending it from GY to exclusion, the opponent's face card can be
Although it is an effect that destroys, even if it is only your turn, any card from your opponent
It is a big advantage that it is difficult to grasp whether to destroy the .
If this card comes to your hand, do you need 《Twin Twisters》that requires a hand cost, Melody of Dragon Awakening, etc., or 《Kuribandit》or 《Card Trooper》for GY manure?
Either way, depending on the situation, the timing at which it can be activated is quite limited. Players need to hone their skills.

A cyclone with the name of Galaxy can be searched with 90 or Mage. However, it is no longer a haste, and can normally only target sets.
Recently, face-down has become unreliable and less popular, and the number of high-impact face-up cards is increasing, so this is a pain.
Instead, it has a GY activation effect, and GY, on the contrary, targets only the face-up card. The only drawback is that he can't use it immediately after going to GY. I think it's a reasonable adjustment around here because it's not possible to split 2 cards in one turn with no cost.
It's a card that is delicious twice in one, but to put it badly, it has a poor dexterity. That said, it's attractive to have a general-purpose card that can crack the front side only with GY, so I think that his deck, which indiscriminately enriches his GY from the top of the deck, can be used as a countermeasure against the meta.

A cyclone that is delicious twice with one piece of the Bresle series.
It is a combination of Night Shot and Twister, both of which are difficult on their own, but mainly in the latter half of his GY effect, it goes well with his Deck, which indiscriminately fertilizes GY such as mowing the lawn.
Although he chooses the deck because of its uniqueness, it is an interesting card that gives you enough return.

If it's just a face-down removal, there are Cyclone, 《Cosmic Cyclone》, 《Twin Twisters》, 《Night Beam》, 《Heavy Storm Duster》, but this card shines with his GY effect.
It works well with GY fertilizing cards and his Deck that fertilizes GY, and by sending it to GY mixed with other cards such as 《That Grass Looks Greener》, you can eliminate troublesome Continuous Spell/Trap cards and Field Spells.

Since it can be activated from GY, it is reliable as a Spell Trap removal in decks that use GY manure a lot.
Although there are many rivals, it is a unique and excellent card

moderately strong card
Unlike other Cyclone-type cards, this one is a Normal Spell, so the problem is that it can only be used during your own turn. Searching for cards is also increasing as a process, so there are many situations where you want to interfere with your opponent's turn, even if it is a permanent card.
After all, this card works well even in his GY, so it's best to use it in decks that use a lot of GY manure and decks that require a lot of hand cost, etc.
Also, since it is a card with the name "Galaxy", it also has the advantage of receiving support from them.

Among the many cyclone types, the type that can get ads is rare. However, since set destruction and face-up destruction are separated, there are situations where face-up destruction cannot be done even though you want to. Especially these days, there are a lot of his decks that come to get ads with his powerful Field Spell, so I want to remove him as soon as possible. In that case, not being able to use it on the turn that fell to GY would be a big bottleneck. It's convenient because you can earn ads by mowing the lawn and dropping it all at once.

When activated normally, it removes only set Spells/Traps and is backwards compatible with Cyclone unless it is a Quick-Play Spell. However, even though it only supports front spells and traps, it is powerful that it can be activated even with GY.
Be careful not to be chained to 《Cosmic Cyclone》of the same system.

A cyclone that has the effect of being able to be used twice in exchange for its versatility.
Pendulum, Continuous Spell Trap, Field Spell, and cards that can be dealt with by the second effect are fairly wide, and can function as a face-down removal against opponents who don't use them.
In the "Galaxy" Deck he can also search from the Galaxy Mage.
There are many rivals, but I would like to take advantage of his GY activation, which is the unique strength of this card. It's worth considering in decks that feed GY, such as Lightsworn.
As for the points to be worried about, there are still restrictions on the cards that can be destroyed, and the number of effects that activate when destroyed has been increasing recently. I would like to use it properly with Cosmic Cyclone and 《Twin Twisters》.

A card that is delicious twice with one grain.
The first effect is Night Shot, which has no blocking effect, and his second GY effect can destroy his spells and traps on the front side.
With his Deck, which uses a lot of random GY fertilizer like Lilo, it is possible to operate like a breakthrough that can be pulled or dropped.
If you drop it in advance, you can do two jobs with one card, but if you use it from your hand, you can't touch the face-up card and you can't use it the turn you fall to GY, so it's slow to deal with permanent. I'm curious.
If he doesn't have a Spell/Trap, he can't send it to GY in the first place, and he lacks dexterity.

GY works well with fertilizing decks. Note that unlike Cyclone, it is not a haste attack.

Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, Infernoid, Lightsworn, etc. It's a great removal card for decks that use a lot of GY manure.

It is strong that just by having this card in his GY, he can permanently remove Field Spells and Pendulums.
However, it is true that recently, thanks to the release of 《Twin Twisters》, the adoption rate has dropped significantly even on the side.

This guy is in GY and he often uses Continuous Spell and Continuous Trap Deck is a big damage
Works great with Infe and Malebranche of the Burning Abyss
should definitely be put on the side

"It's a convenient card that can be used twice in one turn." This is especially helpful in a Deck where it is difficult to get ads unless the monsters are alive. On the other hand, it cannot be activated during the opponent's turn, so it cannot be used as an immediate response to End Cycle, Permanence, or Equipment. It's more inconvenient than Cyclone against opponents who don't use permanents, equipment, or Pendulums, or who use them all the time and rarely go prone, so I'll probably replace it with Cyclone to match his deck type, which is trendy.

A cyclone that can be enjoyed twice in one grain at the expense of speed. Mainly he is used in Infernoid. Like normal Cyclone, it is vulnerable to chain activation, and the effect from GY is limited, so it is forbidden to use it without thinking because it can be recycled. It's still convenient

A card that is delicious twice with one card.
However, since it is a Normal Spell, it cannot be chained and the target is limited, so he must send this card to GY in order to destroy the already activated card.
However, even if he is sent to GY, he can use the effect, so it is hard to rot. In the current environment, it is recommended for crown blades with lyro shafts.
With the appearance and popularity of this card, I have a feeling that it will become common for Continuous Trap cards to be activated during the draw phase or standby phase.

Cyclone that can be used twice, but the target is limited　
Which is better than normal cyclone or night shot depends on the person you are expecting
GY If there is a manure gimmick, this one might be better

It's powerful enough to metabolize most decks based on permanents and Field Spells with this one card. However, recently, the speed has been increasing, so this card, which is not as versatile as the Cyclone, often lags behind. Especially against Pendulum, his inability to chain can be fatal. Currently, it is more effective than Cyclone against certain opponents, but it has a strong impression that it is considerably inferior in versatility.

The effect of (1) is backward compatible with "Nightshot" and "Cyclone", but I think it's excellent that you can use the effect twice with this one card.
I also appreciate the fact that depending on the deck, you can search for 《Galaxy Wizard》.

What did you think the moment you saw this card?
I wonder if Eternal Spell, Field Spell, Continuous Trap is tough...
Effects that can be used from GY can be negate at the first time,
It can be used even if it is sent to GY with some effect...

The effect of ① is a secret backward compatibility, but it is not a bad effect
It is triggered in a chain, but can be destroyed even if it is turned face up.
② is an effect that can destroy the front Spell Trap from his GY to his main
Crack nasty macros, voids, iron walls, and more

Since it has the name "Galaxy", it can be searched with 《Galaxy Wizard》.
The effect is a combination of 《Night Beam》, whose activation cannot be blocked, and Breathle, which can destroy face-up spells and traps. Although it is inferior to 《Night Beam》in versatility itself, the advantage of this card over 《Night Beam》is that it can work even if you go to GY.
But as a warrior, can you please stop making the Galaxy's strong cards super rare... (Galaxy user laments

It's a pretty strong curd that is delicious twice with one grain, but it's a little difficult to handle.
Since it is a Normal Spell, it can only be used during your turn, and if it is activated first, it can only destroy set cards, so if it is against his Deck who rarely sets Spell Traps, it may be rotten in your hand. Even if you destroy a set card, if the thing you destroyed is a permanent trap or something like that, there is a possibility that it will be activated in a chain and end up misfiring. Well, at that time, it will be a little late, but he should be destroyed by the GY effect. Eh, "Imperial Iron Wall"? 《Macro Cosmos》? Haha, what are you doing?
Still, like Brestle, an effect flying out of his GY must be a threat. Or rather, the GY effect is overwhelmingly more threatening. I thought if this was a quick attack, but would it immediately go to the limit if it was a quick attack?
A card that can receive Galaxy support modestly. I think the versatility itself is quite high.

It has the disadvantage that it cannot be activated during the opponent's turn, but even if he is sent to the GY, it is a card that can work against troublesome cards such as "Vanity's Emptiness" and "Skill Drain".
I think it's a piece that skillfully adjusts Cyclone's dilemma.
However, there is a point that you can't deal with cards that are very disadvantageous unless you stop them on the opponent's turn like the Qliphort tool, so you have to adjust it according to the deck.

If you think about it calmly after peeling off the delicious bag twice in one piece, it's pretty amazing. Since it's a Galaxy, it's a Cyclone, but it's a Normal Spell.
If it's only the first half effect, it's backwards compatible with Nightshot, but since he can crack the front Spell Trap from GY, he can get an ad by himself. Since he can activate the effect even with indiscriminate GY manure, he works well with Lightsworn and Infernoid, and is also excellent as a combo member, as he can break gear towns, which are meaningful to be broken while removing him from the face down.
It's not as maneuverable as Cyclone, but maybe it'll work as a new era of removal?

It's hidden behind a rabbit, but it's one of the hit cards in the pack right now.
A new general-purpose Spell/Trap removal card that follows the Cyclone Nightshot Movement (AF required). Demoche, a double delicious card that can remove the opponent's Field Spell.
Since you can destroy your own cards as well as your opponent's cards, it is also possible to destroy Gear Town and Marshall to your advantage. From this point of view, it is a highly versatile card that can be prioritized over Cyclone depending on the deck.

A new generic Spell Trap removal that can be searched for with Galaxy Wizard since it's Galaxy.
Nightshot, which allows chaining, is not good enough for normal use, but it's the latter half of the effect that makes this card worthy of being super.
It can be seen as simply being able to split two cards, or it can be said that it provides the timing to pick off a nasty permanent from his GY.
He can also be used in Infernoid and Lightsworn as a card that doesn't matter if it falls out of the deck. This industry is a hotly contested area, so I'd like to highlight these elements to cut into the Deck slots.

The effect when activated from the hand is the removal of set spells and traps, but if it's only this, it will be backward compatible with Night Beam, which can block the chain activation of set cards. However, the latter effect is quite strong. Unlike "Cyclone", it can't be chained to the opponent's continuous activation to remove it, so its ability to respond is inferior, but being able to use it without consuming cards is still great. It can be removed regardless of whether it is yourself or others, so it can be used as a trigger for effects such as "Gear Town" and "Hysteric Sign", and it also has a combo effect. Since it has the name "Galaxy", it can be used as a general-purpose card that can be searched from "Galaxy Wizard" in [Galaxy].