Ferret Flames →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Compatibility is good in that it can be used in a free chain.
If you pay a lot of LP, it's not uncommon to get below 2000.
You can use it at the timing when the opponent deploys his high ATK monster, and make it a situation where there are no monsters left.
It looks like a card for reversing, but since your board is not referenced, it is possible to stop the opponent's movement after suppressing LP and suppressing it.

If your LP is less than 3000, you can even defeat the perfect 《Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad》. However, it is unknown whether this card can be safely activated in an environment Deck that uses Rhongomiant.
《Dinomorphia》, which finds meaning in reducing LP even if it's not against Rongomi, works well.

It goes well with Decks that can actively reduce LP, or rather, Normal Trap has game-ending destructive power against other than special Decks such as Chain Burn.
In particular, the recently released Dinomorphia halves its own LP more and more, so it's easy to use, and it's too good because the LP becomes two digits and three digits.
With Dinomorphia, halving the LP of 《Solemn Judgment》is more of an advantage than a disadvantage, so you can easily stack three, and it will be easy to protect this card and his other spell traps.

A high-risk, high-reward card that becomes more powerful the lower your LP is.
Especially compatible with Dinomorphia.
The biggest feature is that it removes even perfect resistance. Moreover, since it is a Deck bounce, reuse is not allowed.
It looks like it will be a banned long garbage meta card that the number of users is likely to increase in the future.
Of course, it has many weak points, and if it is broken before an all-out attack, it can't be helped. Despheni can also be escaped with Sacrifice Escape. I'm not good with the Timelord who has 0 ATK, though I can beat Gustav as the final finisher.
The reversibility is high, but it's a trap, so it's a big disadvantage that you can't do anything if you break it first.

Although it has a strong peculiarity, it is a card that has the potential to become an answer on the board if it is a deck that can be mastered. If I were to use it, would it be a Deck that uses a lot of LP-cutting effects?

When this card's activation conditions are fulfilled, the situation of each other's field and your remaining LP are not necessarily the same degree of pinch, but if you leave it as it is, it's quite severe as it will directly lead to defeat. I'm in a situation.
However, if it satisfies that, it is a pretty amazing card that can shoot the highest quality removal of the whole deck bounce that can even penetrate complete resistance with a flitch at no cost, and it can also be used with a general-purpose removal trap that can be used from one card.
A common example of this type of piercing resistance card is that you choose the opponent, so in the end the favorite monster that you want to disappear the most is left behind, but in the case of this card, your LP is 2000 or less. If it's about the same, in most cases the opponent won't be able to leave such monsters.
The less LP you have, the more situations you can force a mass removal without any choice, so I think it's good to use it in his deck, which reduces his LP by himself due to its effect and cost.
Of course, there are times when it can't be activated well, and it can't be used effectively, so it has its own quirks, but if you're just talking about the quality of removal, you won't see two general-purpose removal traps that surpass this card in the future.

A card that boasts the ultimate removal performance of his deck bounce that the opponent chooses
However, the activation condition requires that your LP be equal to or less than the opponent's ATK, and even if it is a monster that can be removed, it will be the same as its LP, so the lower the LP, the more powerful it will be. do.
Therefore, it would be nice to wait for LP to decrease as the turn progresses, but if possible, I would like to use cards that can actively reduce LP. Of course, it can only be activated in a pinch situation, so there is a high possibility that the situation will be even more severe if it is prevented.
While it's high risk, I think it's an ideal card that has the same level of impact when it hits.

You can choose when to use it, but it's an interesting trap card that allows you to use the LP consumed by 《A Hero Lives》or his Counter Trap, which is a divine type, to remove the opponent's monsters.
Since it references his ATK of the opponent's face-up monsters, it puts Special Summoned powerful monsters into range and has the potential to eliminate any resistants due to his untargeted Deck bounce. there is
However, face-down cards cannot be removed, and since it is a Normal Trap, there is also the risk of being chained with removal cards such as Cyclone. It's a card with high removal ability, but it's hard to play well unless you're in a deck that permanently shaves LP.

Cards that deserve more recognition
Great for LP-scraping Decks
Qliphort or something
Moreover, if the conditions are met, it is strong enough to activate with Friche.
Can also remove complete immunity
However, overconfidence is prohibited

A card that demonstrates its true value to the extent that it can drive you into a tight spot.It's a brutal card that isn't highly evaluated but can be traumatic if used.
The lower the LP, the more it works as a pseudo-whole removal card, it's a bounce that doesn't take a target, so it's natural to ignore destruction resistance and target resistance, and "the opponent has to return", so even if you have perfect resistance, there's no question. In terms of removal performance, which must be brought back, it is outstanding at a level that even other Yu-Gi-Oh cards cannot follow.
Of course, unlike other general-purpose removal cards, it can't be used in any situation, and can only be used when LP is low, so its versatility is inferior, but its explosive power is significantly higher. It can be said that it is a card that can lead to a great reversal from inferiority because of its characteristics.

It's a strong card that can be used to prevent one kills in a deck that pays a lot of LP, or to aim for a big comeback.
I think it's a card that deserves more recognition as it's a non-targeting deck bounce and ignores resistance!
If it was previously removed by the cyclone, well, it's a charm.

It has been very active as the final weapon of the Qliphort Deck, so it has been highly evaluated. Tool, Skidre, 《Chicken Game》, Shinsen and his LP were scraped, and then a big explosion wiped out the monsters on the opponent's field. At the moment when it becomes empty, you can get a one-shot kill with a direct attack. It can also be used defensively when the field is tight, but overconfidence is prohibited.

Very useful for decks that fight by scraping LP. The best time is to say goodbye to everything. Great when the opponent has a high firepower monster. (Blue-Eyed, etc.) However, it is not easy to use, and the opponent has the right to choose, so it seems necessary to think carefully about when to use it. (At the end of the main event, when declaring a battle, etc.)

I think it can be said that you can use it when you are at a disadvantage, and it can be said that it is a multiple effective 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》. (The opponent has the right to choose which monster to return, but...)
I think it's a card for reversals like Torrent Funeral.

He's a bouncing weasel, but he's not Yosenju.
Bounce the opponent's monster to his deck so that the total ATK is less than his LP.
Even if it's perfect resistance, it mercilessly bounces the deck, and on top of that, it's a heinous removal called free chain, but it has an activation condition that can only be used when you're outnumbered. It's good that you can almost certainly prevent one kill as long as it doesn't break.

Sasuke! This card is a new 《Ray of Hope》that blocks one kill!
Resistance doesn't matter as it forces the opponent to put it back in his deck. A card to prevent one-kill from mass deployment.
In the late game, it can be expected to be useful as a single removal against monsters that attack with lethal attacks.
However, the situation where this card can play an active role is only inferiority, so it is not stable compared to general-purpose cards.
I think it's a removal card that can be used enough, but I wonder if it adapts to the environment.