PSY-Framegear Gamma Limited→Used Deck

If it's decided, it's heaven, if it's an accident, it's hell.
It's excellent just because it's a versatile negate that doesn't matter where or under what conditions, but it can destroy anything crazy and deploy two monsters.
However, Vanilla, it also has to put in a high-class monster, and if the driver is pulled out, it will cause an accident at once. It is even more so that it was taken as promoting the preceding development or it was restricted.
Works especially well with Shaddoll. Since it's a level 2 tuner, you can use Baroness from Nephilim, and if you use 《Emergency Teleport》, you can share support with Wendy. Even if the screwdriver is stripped, there is no waste if it is used as material for Nephilim.
The one who writes gamma as Γ is definitely a bell.

Common name: Strongest hand trigger
While it is a hand trigger, it also has a role as a nominee type (which is probably why it was regulated).
For example, if you are the first mover, he can use special summon → increase G chain → negate G with this guy. And the tuner and the non-tuner fly, and the deployment swings. this is strong
However, you have to put vanilla in the deck, the second card is likely to rot, and there is a risk of rot when it comes to the middle game, so of course there is a risk.
After all, I don't want to see the scene where the VFD of the front-end computer is returned by the back-end computer in gamma, and the back-end computer unfolds the VFD.

A card that was a semi-restricted until a while ago, but has become a restricted card.
There are restrictions that you can't use high-level vanilla monsters that are easy to rot in the Deck, and that you can't use them if there are monsters on the field, but even so, there's no way that monster effects negate destruction are weak while putting out tuners and non-tuners. Moreover, it doesn't have Turn 1, so Urara doesn't work, so it's strong.

A high-return trigger instead of being difficult to use
merit
①Unlike other triggers, it will be destroyed after being negate.
② If it is your turn, you can deploy as it is
Demerit
(1) His deck needs a load of advanced vanilla
② Can only be used when there are no monsters in your field

It has a strong habit, but it also has a large return.
Not only can you negate monster effects, but you can also destroy them.
However, I had to put in a clear baggage of advanced vanilla, and the condition that I had no monsters on my field was strict, so I mainly played as a deck or a hand trigger for the second attack, such as Witchcrafter, which matched the characteristics well.
However, in recent years, it has become more common for recruits and draw sources to not play monsters in the first move, and if you carelessly shoot a hand trigger against the first attack and it is returned, the game will almost end, so the best timing is the hand trigger. Perhaps because the unreasonableness of being difficult to shoot became more conspicuous, I ran from unlimited to limited in half a year.
Even if you negate and destroy it, if monsters don't appear after that, maybe a future without regulation might be possible.

This time without restrictions
It was regulated because the number of recruits was too large, but the adoption rate did not decrease, so regulation is natural.
Sora initial search Spell Trap and Urara used for urns use γ, Draw Search and 8 Synchro or Hari Fiber are too strong, aren't they?
Also, it was too strong to not only negate but also destroy
Even though you have to put in impurities that you don't want to strip, if you pile up all those easy power cards, it will be regulated.
Ω is good and γ is good, and from the point of view of using a pure PSY frame, it's perfect
If you allow it, even if it's a semi-restriction, it's definitely clear that everyone will pile up, so for the time being, it'll only be one.

With [Cyframe], having just one vanilla 《PSY-Frame Driver》in your opening hand is tough, but even his other decks are widely used despite their drawbacks. Most of the time, it takes 1 to 3 turns to effectively conclude the game, so I guess they use γ, which has a high return, as a countermeasure against hand triggers. [Cyframe] is a unique tactic, and there are some regular users who like it (I think), so I want you to follow it properly.

Urara's enemy.
The same goes for the nominated people, but those who opposed Urara have been regulated this time.

The PSY frame that was slowly regulated mixed with famous power cars.
Negate, a monster effect that doesn't rot against almost any of his decks, and negate, although there is an accident element, meshes in a bad way to deploy two cards, and there were many business trips as a general-purpose hand trigger.
During the previous regulation, I was convinced that it was unreasonable to decide the handicap and firmness while taking care of the second attacking side when the first attacking Doroso was unreasonable and encourage the first attack, but with the further regulation, I was genuinely surprised by the fact that I might have looked at it so heavily that it wasn't just a negate's back.
The pure psy frame is a good place, but I feel like it won't be relaxed for a while.

Semi-restricted as a result of rampaging as a general-purpose hand trigger. It's one of the strongest cards in the psy frame, with the effect of adding meta to all monster effects and destroying it. Despite having to put in, the adoption rate is steadily rising. While it feels a little quirky when you put yourself and the driver out, it's more effective than G and Urara because it's hard to declare with Grave or Obliterate. As for the existence of this good guy like Ω, it's just a pity that it's completely unrelated to the environmental theme while the main family doesn't show much activity. It also required the so-called gamma care skill, which is thought to be activated by brain death when the opponent's field is vacant.

PSY Frame Deck, of course, is a powerful card that is often seen as part of business trips these days. If it doesn't come in the first hand due to the summoning conditions, it can cause an accident, but since it can be pulled in with a tense tele, you can reduce the possibility of spoiling somewhat by adopting a Synchro Deck together with this.
It's a very good monster, but as a PSY frame user, if you don't stack 3 of them, his deck power will drop dramatically, so I'm just worried that it won't be regulated...
[2021.7 postscript]
When I wrote something like that, I ended up being semi-restricted! !
Why yeah! ? ! ? ! ?
Oh, what a terrible Godozuru! ? ! ? ,! ? ! Be! ?
[2021.9 postscript]
I finally reached the limit ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ! ! Saiframe I didn't do anything wrong! ! ! It was a Ω time, but it's just a regulation that fits perfectly with this theme! oh! !

It should have been one of the PSY frame parts, but before I knew it, it became a general-purpose hand trigger.
Although conditional, it has a built-in Solemn Strike-like effect that negates and destroys monster effects, making it a reassuring existence if you hold it in your first hand.
Also, by taking advantage of the fact that you can call two monsters, including the driver, you can negate the opponent's hand triggers, and you can do tricks such as linking and level 8 synchro with the PSY frames that appear.
However, this card shines only when you have it in your first hand. It will be a hindrance if you skip it on a later turn. In addition, since the slot of the main deck is filled with 4 cards including the driver, the number of decks that can be put in is not as large as Urara and Zu G.
It seems to be broken, but is it balanced for the time being? Impression of hand card induction.

One of the generic hand triggers.
Unlike Urara and Increased G, Gravehole doesn't work because it is activated in the hand, and it not only negates but also destroys it.
I'll leave a 2-star tuner and 6-star vanilla as a bonus, so if it's my turn, I'll even connect to the development from here.
If you shoot Urara to stop the initial move, such as Oromai Kintele, it will be deployed in the opposite direction, and if Hari Fiber, Chaos Ruler, etc. appear, your fighting spirit will melt away.
The drawback is that he has to put a vanilla called Driver in his Deck, which gets in the way, if the Driver is removed after using it, the second and subsequent cards will be spoiled, and if a monster appears on the field, it can't be used. If you use lambda, you can use it even after expansion.
This card itself is easily caught and negate, but it remains in the hand as it is, and since there is no name turn 1, you can aim for a chance to activate it again.
It's so popular that it's a phobia to easily hit his initial spells until a monster comes into play.
Isn't this guy's existence a big part of the reason why pots like Kinman Humble and Gordon are used as much as idiots?

From the activation conditions to the specifications of the effect, everything is particularly different among the hand trigger monsters, and in fact, it is a monster that is said to be the strongest hand trigger.
In order to use the effect, you have to put a high-level vanilla monster called Driver in the Deck, and if the Driver, who can only put one card in the Deck's slots, is removed, the rest of this card that can't even Normal Summon becomes. There is a risk that everything will be unusable, but it is really strong to capture and destroy monster effects that create chain blocks in all areas from your hand.
I think it's especially great that you can take care of direct draws, not only from the deck, but also from your hand and his GY.
If you do well and successfully use it on your turn, you can also create a special summon for him using this card as material, so it is a monster that provides strength that matches its quirks.
Postscript: In the revision of 2021, the regulation was strengthened from semi-restricted to restricted, which was unlimited until then.
At the moment when G is hit by the type of SS effect that activates by activating the hand or releasing itself, 2 monsters including a tuner jump out while crushing them. It seems that space deployment was still viewed as a serious matter...

Shaddoll Deck, 3 gear γ, when stabbing the driver pin,
Combined with the Quick-Play Spell El Shaddoll Fusion, you can avoid exclusion by using PSY Frame Driver as a material, and you will be able to use the second and subsequent cards of this card. It's also delicious to use it as an ingredient for 《Emergency Teleport》.
And above all, being able to avoid 《Called by the Grave》is the best. If it's a monster effect, negate it's too cheating not to eat the grave in addition to destroying it...!

PSY frame gear that negates monster effects. Since most of his decks use monster effects, he travels a lot with PSY Frame Driver. In the case of a deck where the opponent goes first and spins around, it may be used with Extra G, Urara, Veiler, and 《Infinite Impermanence》. The strong point of this card is that it can be destroyed, and in that respect it beats Veiler and Infinite Impermanence. Also, if you chain to your extra G and get hit by the back, you can chain it further to negate the back and you can pass the extra G. On the contrary, the weak point is that it becomes a negate when the back is chained. Well, in that case, it returns to your hand, so you have another chance to activate it. Also, if there is a monster on your field, it cannot be activated, nor can Normal Summon. Furthermore, if the PSY Frame Driver is removed, the 2nd and 3rd cards will be rotten. Also, the PSY frame driver is painful.

You need to keep the monster zone empty, but it is a card that uses your opponent's monster effects from your hand.
In this environment where speed is increasing and interference from hand triggers is a threat, this card is very encouraging as it can counter interference from the beginning.
Compared to the nominee that appeared later, he can be used in the GY meta and is easy to activate even when he is dominant. The military will rise to. However, when it can be activated, the return is large and powerful Synchro and Hari Fiber can be accessed without summoning rights.
The monster effect is currently rampant, and it is very rare to rot, making it one of the most easy-to-use PSY frames.

PSY frame gear that negates and destroys monster effects.
The combination of negate and destruction is very powerful, even though it requires a driver. After that, I want to connect to level 8 synchro at the circuit.

Honestly too much one piece. Not only negate, but also destruction is +, so the ace monster is buried without question. On top of that, PSY Framelord Ω, which has a very good presence, will make the board worse no matter how you fall.
At least I didn't want it to be destroyed.

《Solemn Strike》effect
Since it's level 2, it can be connected to Ω, and ATK 1000 is enough for the cost of the circuit.

I think it's powerful to be able to negate the opponent's monster's effect and destroy it while arranging Synchro Materials.
After putting it on the field, I want to move to Synchro Summoning with "PSY Frame Circuit".
I think it's convenient that you can aim to banish your opponent's cards by making it the cost of "PSY Frame Overload".

Somehow he reminds me of Vylon's equipment
Level 2 PSY frame. It corresponds to the effects of monsters.
He does not activate monster effects, so he has almost no deck, so it can be said that he is very powerful.
Also, the Synchro that can be played on the circuit is Ω, a frame lord that removes cards from the hand, so it specializes in crushing the opponent's movement.
Destroy Castel and Skudra flying the circuit.

PSY for anti-monster effects is a head part, but it's called a handle
It can handle a wide range of monsters from the starting point to trump cards (with some exceptions), but
There is a possibility that it will be clogged at the right time, and it will make you think about the timing to use it.
Depending on his opponent's Deck, other frames, 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, Bresle, etc.
Should I use them properly?

A card with a PSY Frame Gear effect against monster effects.
You can't use it unless your field is empty, so it might be difficult to use in a critical situation, but it's still powerful enough to stop monster effects from your hand.
As a deployment method, it is somewhat passive, so I would like to think of it as a defense card against monster effects.
There is also "Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit" that can share "Emergency Teleport", but that one unconditionally responds to the activation of a face-up Spell Trap, but on the other hand it doesn't negate the effect or deploy a PSY frame, so use it properly.