Fairy Tail - Snow →Used Deck

Once you have created a situation where you can use this card repeatedly, you can think of the duel as almost over. such a card.
7 removal is heavy, but it's not a flip side, so there's no reason why you can't recover it if you feel like it.
Since there is no limit to the number of times this card can be used, it is possible to turn it over after it is played, or flip it over after it is played.
In addition to 《That Grass Looks Greener》, there are cards like 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》and 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》these days, so once you go to GY, you can often manage to secure the cost.
Shirayuki would be happy to dive into the sea of GY if he adopted a method to drop specific cards such as 《Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal》, 《Curious, the Lightsworn Dominion》and 《Foolish Burial》.
Snow White, who seems to be her original story, dies and revives, and when she dies, she revives again, so she may be referring to this part of GY so many times.
It is one of the Grimm fairy tales, and it is a disturbing story until the end.

There is no name turn 1 limit, and with 《That Grass Looks Greener》and 《Reasoning》, if he exceeds GY, he can come up many times and interfere.
Even if it is destroyed in battle, it revives immediately and interferes with it.
It is a mystery whether 《That Grass Looks Greener》or 《Reasoning》is bad or this card without name turn 1 is bad. Maybe both.

The monster version of the Book of Moon can't be weak, but even with that in mind
The price of the secret rare is abnormally high probably because of the illustration ad.

A damn strong princess. The two effects work in tandem to interfere with Friche, and by using it during the Battle Phase, you can use it for follow-up attacks. It is also excellent as a material, demonstrating overwhelming power in Lawnmower Lyro and her Infernoid. Despite having such exceptional strength, there is no turn 1 because it is only the 9th term.

Solomon, I am back! A monster that goes to the field even during the opponent's turn if you banish 7 cards. A hard-working princess who flips over monsters in the opponent's field when summoned. Minerva!

Summon/Special Summon In addition to the effect of the Book of the Moon at Time, Snow White has no curtains for the prince who self-revives at any time by excluding 7 suitable cards. Moreover, neither effect is turn 1.
Not only does it interfere with itself, but it can also be used as a variety of materials due to the blessed elements such as level 4 and her LIGHT.
When you build a lawn mower, a lyro, or a Shaddoll, you should stick a pin for now.

Fairy tale princess series with designs that combine princesses from fairy tales and mammals, especially animals called "kemono".
The first time, this monster was created with the image of Snow White and the seven dwarfs, but after that, it has a control color MAX effect that has become strongly established as the image of the fairy legend princess as a whole, and you can banish a large amount during your opponent's turn. The effect that can be revived along with it and the interference effect that follows it are those of a normal bug card, including the lack of the name Turn 1.
Even if you NS it alone, it has the ability to put monsters to sleep.
It was also used to land a final blow on an opponent who was trying to hold on to Lily Third Lagoon, and it had a big impact on the subsequent adjustment of Yoyodenhime.

Good stuff, which was once traded at a price that can't be thought of as a normal rare, and was regulated by limit regulation. Cost cards don't get banished face down, so they're great in his banish-triggered decks. Due to the balance of cards used in the manga version, Ryuka seems to have a dedicated voice in Duel Links. Well, it seems to be difficult to use in Duel Links.

Honestly, I want to add about 18. The illustration ad is high and the effect is very strong. The role of this card changes greatly depending on whether you consider the 7 pieces of the cost as the price or the starting point of the gimmick. The Shiranui Guji Kagesha combination, Giant Rex, Kaiseki (Evening Twilight Knight), Sandra, etc. contribute greatly to exclusion gimmicks, and you can earn about 4 ads with one special. There is little waste if you use unnecessary spell traps and your own monsters that have been removed as a cost. ATK 1850 is attractive and works as an attacker. The attribute race is also useful for Curios in Lairo, and the level is a versatile 4, a blessed status. The effect when summoning Special Summon is also strong, and if used with the chief priest, it can also remove monsters that cannot be destroyed by the effect. GY Fertilizer He can't fully demonstrate his power unless it's a Deck, but there are few free chains in the current card pool that can simultaneously interfere and deploy. It has plenty of power and high potential, but it's difficult to get him to return if he's nominated for a grave, falls into an abyss or a bottomless pit, or gets caught in an escape device. Also, Longinus Kaiku is a natural enemy. As Hayabusa is limited to 1 Deck, both of you will lend us your strength, so it's easy to take care of yourself. She's not a chemoner, but I think she's cute in general.

As expected of the ninth period. You can see the degree of paralysis when you hit Norea with power.
Although she was aware of the seven dwarfs, she revived Friche by excluding 7 cards from her wide range of GY, hand, and field. Most of the time it didn't have the name Turn 1 attached to it, but since it can create a Book of Moon when summoned or Special Summoned, it can be used not only as a simple level 4 material, but also as a blockage card during your opponent's or your own turn. has become
I wonder if no one at the time had any doubts about the Book of the Moon, which would reappear calmly even if it was removed unless it was removed. ... No, as expected, on purpose.
For that reason, it was a restricted card for a while, but it was eased as the general-purpose parts of the environment were regulated. At present, only Lilo can handle this the most, considering that lawn mowing is semi-restricted and the general-purpose parts that were put into it are also restricted, so only a few of his decks put in two copies. I feel like there's no such thing, but let's see.

An infinite loop with 7 cards excluded is a semi-restriction relaxation. Is this okay

By excluding a total of 7 cards from various places regardless of the type of card, you can deploy and revive with Friche.
It's easy to use as a material, but it's strong against low defense and material personnel because it has the same RBI as a low-level attacker and can turn the opponent's monster into a backside defense.
It also promotes the activation of cards that trigger removal, and the characteristic of Friche comes to life here as well.
However, even though it doesn't care about the type of card, 7 cards cost a lot, and if it's not a deck that can quickly enrich his GY, it will be limited to 1 time at most, 2 times at best. Of course, that's often enough, but a 60-card deck that uses Lilo or Lawnmower would be easier to use. Also, with the advent of Link, we can no longer be overconfident about attack suppression.
It is an excellent card with high versatility that can handle various functions such as material, attacker, obstruction, and defense.

Since it has the effect of removing 7 cards and reviving itself, even if you have no cards in your hand and your field is empty, if you have 7 or more GY cards, you can Special Summon and become a wall. will give you
And on April 1, 2019, it will be relaxed indefinitely. Congratulations on your full release!

Since there is no turn 1, it can be used for bang bang back defense.
There is also his deck that has become easier to use due to restrictions.

Built-in book of the moon when summoned Special Summon.
The main effect is the book of the moon in Friche due to the self-revive effect from his GY.
This card's self-resurrection requires a removal cost, but Shirayuki Rairo and Shirayuki Lawnmower have proven that the cost is commensurate with that, or rather, the change comes.

A low-ranking attacker who defends the opponent's monsters face-down when played, and can revive himself during the opponent's turn by removing 7 cards.
There is no turn 1 limit, and as long as you have the cost, you can use it any number of times.

Congratulations on tightening the limit!

The same as Pot of Desires, there are a lot of people who don't like to use it because of its powerful cost, but the more you use it, the more you will be fascinated by its strength.
The business trip performance that can be dropped with Buri Seraphy is really dangerous. He doesn't need Gem-Knight because he's a material for Brilli and Seraphy, so the initial cost is almost half the price of 4 cards. It's difficult to prepare 7 cards for the next time, but it doesn't really matter because you can drop Trikura except for his deck that spins around in the first place.

When you want to force your way through or when you have 《Absolute End》, check your field and hand as well. An unexpected route may open up.
One of the very annoying cards that comes out until the cost runs out if you don't have a way to block it against your opponent.

A card that was tough for recovering from illness
With a cute face and built-in book of the moon, it's a true devil monster of Special Summon at a loose cost
Are semi-restrictions sweet? Konami-han

《Lightsworn・Fairy Shirayuki》
《Infernoid Shirayuki》
"Fairy of Shiranui"

Twilight Lightsworn Shirayuki…
As you know, Rylo's companion, a villainous monster that repeats Special Summon and the Book of the Moon. It doesn't work against Link Monsters, but it's really scary because it uses itself as a link material to compete.
Hmm, what is the meaning of quasi-restriction?

There is no limit of once per turn, and the Book of Moon effect is terrible.
Moreover, if this card itself is not excluded, you can use his Special Summon any number of times from his GY just by removing 7 cards from your hand field GY, and the effect can be used even in the opponent's turn.
With 4 stars and 1850, it is easy to play an active role in various ways, and the illustrations are wonderful.

I removed 7 GY cards and was able to Special Summon (opponent's turn allowed), and upon successful summoning I activated Book of the Moon. ! (In addition, Illustrated is also amazing) The duelist always wants one card regardless of the deck.
I think the method of evaluation is a little disappointing for the lower one (feeling small)

very bad card
It's troublesome to make an impregnable wall just for this

Since there is no one-turn limit, if GY is fertile with lawn mowing or lyro, he will become a 2 or 3 times Wall + Moon Book or Level 4 + Moon Book. . If you don't have 《Vanity's Emptiness》or D/D Crow, the processing is lazy.

fluffy.
The no-rare frame has a lot of material and play, but this is not a pun. fluffy.
The effect is exactly the book of the living moon and makes annoying movements. fluffy. The removal cost of 7 cards is heavy, but it's not that bad with a deck that's good at fertilizing GY. do not have. fluffy.
And cute. fluffy.

A low-level attacker with great versatility.
The Book of Moon at the time of summoning and 1850 RBI alone are strong, but ② free chain self-regeneration meshes with it to make it even stronger.
The 7 removal cost isn't cheap, but can be mitigated by applying a random Spell Trap that doesn't recycle.
Whatever he is, it can be said that he is one of the new lower standards that can be included in the deck.

Resurrects with no limit of once per turn and free chain and emits Book of Moon effect.
Especially compatible with Lightsworn, it is commonly called Shirayuki Lairo.
The RBI is soberly high at 1850, which is excellent.

One of the acclaimed soaring performances beyond imagination. The effect itself is the same as the Tsukuyomi no Mikoto, the original banned card, but it has the same effect as the Tsukiyomi no Mikoto when summoned, but as you can see below, you can SS while shaving his GY during the opponent's turn, so it has the same function as the original Tsukiyomi no Mikoto.
It is often used in Lightsworn, where it is easy to accumulate GY and 《Angel of Zera》is easy to get.
The Fairy Tale Princess series has many interesting effects, so I really want you to do your best without becoming a cutthroat dragonfly.

that's why! It's so hard to set a limit of once per turn...
It is said that unlimited number of times is broken, and the more excellent it is, the more hate
Contrary to its cute appearance, it's too convenient and has a nasty effect, and if you look at the fact that the single-use Book of Moon was regulated in the past, you'll understand how convenient the back side of the free chain is.
To think that the time will come when Libide will turn into a low-ranking attacker + Book of the Moon...
Unlike Trion, it supports both summons and Special Summons.
《Black Brachios》can cry
But somehow I don't feel like it's going to be regulated...

He's resurrected with a free chain, and even though he's an excellent LIGHT Spell user, it's even more terrifying to say that he's using the Book of the Moon. Of course Normal Summon is also possible.
But the really scary thing about this monster is that Special Summon doesn't have a turn 1 limit. Did you forget...? The fact that it appears multiple times per turn makes this monster a nuisance. On top of that, he seems to be able to escape from D/D Crow. too meaningless.
Of course, it's expensive, so it can't be used over and over again, but it feels a little too powerful.
It's called greedy, and it's easy to see that just because the cost is heavy doesn't mean it's good to have high power.

The backside defense is a strong monster version of the moon book, and it's cute

When I first checked the effect, I thought it was an interesting effect, but
It was a monster with amazing versatility when actually used.
Speaking of monsters with a book of the moon, Tsukuyomi is reminiscent of Tsukuyomi, but there is a big difference in that it can be revived by free chain.
At first glance, it looks heavy as it requires the removal of 7 cards for the cost, but if you rotate the Deck well, you can get about 7 cards in no time. Even though the original Book of Moon is strong enough, it's amazing to be able to put it on the field as a LV4 monster with a high ATK of 1850.
A card that you can proudly say, "If you're not sure, let's put this in there."

A piece that seems to symbolize the inflation of modern Yu-Gi-Oh. First of all, it's strange when you can resuscitate yourself with Furice.
Ste is perfect as a low-level attacker, with plenty of light spell use and support.
Of course, the level is 4 and it is very easy to use as an XS/S material.
And every time it comes out, the book of the moon flies. Of course it's a "case" so don't miss the timing.
If only I could come up with the cost at the end of the day
(2) It is possible to avoid by chaining (2) to the DD Crow chained to the effect.
What are you doing? There's nothing you can do to increase the cost...
The cost is not so heavy if you use the Spell Trap that has been used up,
Eclipse and cunning can even be an advantage.
Along with 《Pot of Desires》, TDIL's two major general-purpose cards. good

Free chain with no limit of one turn
On top of that, the book of the month is self-loaded, so it's a decent opponent
Just by having this card in her opponent's GY when GY is fat
It's going to be a lot of pressure for us to play against.
Just seeing this guy fall into his GY in Lilo makes me sick

just broken
Are you an idiot or a Friche Monthbook without turning 1?

A princess from the Book of the Living Moon, resurrected at the expense of seven dwarfs (though they don't have to be humans) to eliminate them.
A dwarf named Shiranui is effective when eliminated, so the sacrifice is an add.
She excludes the priest and the hermit and destroys the bag with the priest's effect, while the priest's effect revives the priest, becoming a rank 4 Xyz and attacking.
Moreover, as mentioned above, she has the effect of the Book of Moon, so it can't be taken by a half-hearted monster.
She's revived just by being dropped by GY, so it's a painful point that she has to use Naraku on this guy.
The cost can be paid by returning the cards excluded from the lined Ω to her GY. It's light and light because you can return 2 cards in addition to Rise to Full Height every turn.
Or just use her fast, fertilized GY relentlessly. At some point, I was horrified when I saw her 22 GY on turn 3 being completely wiped out by this guy's Special Summon. Why didn't she put a limit of once per turn?
An excellent card that can deal with Dark Row even by itself. Since this is a no-rare product, the price will soar.

teach me please. Why didn't you put a turn 1 limit on this?
It's a card that should be called the Book of Living Moons, and it requires a heavy cost of banishing 7 cards, but it's almost a nightmare to fly in a free chain and become a back defense. Also, it has a high RBI and can be used as an attacker, and since it is level 4, it is easy to set up rank 4, and it is easy to use as a synchro material.
The card power is abnormally high, and the performance is enough to function on its own, but as I wrote above, it has the weakness of being expensive.
However, his Lightsworn, which feeds GY at high speed, is worth adopting, and when combined with Eclipse, it becomes a virtual Dragon search.

A frightening child who writes monthly letters with no single limit that you can't imagine from her cute appearance, and at the same time, she is excellent as a material that will boil over and over again.
First of all, just by summoning normally, you can hit the moon book, so it's not bad because it's a breakthrough for Christia and others, but the real value is still boiled in Friche, 7 sounds heavy, but it's not a monster. It's fine, so if you go to the basic GY, you can just use the used Spell Trap as a cost, and it's especially compatible with GY's easy-to-eat Lilo and lawn mower Decks, and surprisingly there is no turn limit, so you can use it as a material. If you send it to GY as a card, you can get excited over and over again, because it is a trigger immediate effect, you can put a lot of pressure just by being in GY and at the same time it becomes a solitaire part. The decks that can be used are limited.
Lilo and lawnmower decks equipped with this card were so influential that they won prizes in tournaments, so it became a semi-restricted, and then a restricted card. Or this time it was relaxed again to the semi-restriction, there is no single 1 limit, so 1 and 2 are completely different.

A princess who is receiving high praise.
With this one piece, Natubi and Dark Row are out of your hands.
I think it has the potential to become a human rights card for the environment because it can even be a breakthrough for Xtrio.
Final warrior? give it up

High ATK and back defense of monsters even without GY special effects.
Resurrection cards such as libide can also ruin the field.
You can also say that the top Shirayuki has been resolved.
As a bonus, you can put it in his normal Deck.

Illustrations are so cute...
However, if you look at the effect, it has a breaking performance that far exceeds that impression.
A beast that absolutely kills Darkrow
If it appears on the field, it will turn over one of the opponent's monsters without question, and if it is in GY, it will return to the field at the cost of 7 cards.
Since there is no "once per turn" system, if there is something that can be excluded, it is possible to release → Return with 7 cards excluded → Back Defense Position Repeatedly
On top of that, you can use it on your opponent's turn as well.
In addition, his ATK is as high as 1850 with LIGHT, Spellcaster, and 4 stars, which are blessed with support.
It is a perfect card in all aspects, including illustration ads
If it comes out as an enemy, you have no choice but to exclude it

Moon Book + Heavy Dragon Ruler
Since it can also escape from the field, all the effects that target it are dodged, and he is beaten up with Shiranui etc...
the rest is cute

A beast girl who can use the pseudo-moon calligraphy that supports resurrection and doesn't miss the timing. and cute (important)
For the cost, she can remove cards that she doesn't use anymore after being sent to GY, and since it can be a token, she can use Super Hippo Carnival from the same pack to generate the cost for up to 6 cards.
In addition, it is a good way to break out when you get stuck with 《Floodgate Trap Hole》or Dust Force, so I am happy to be able to use cards on the field as a cost.
You can use Honest because of the light, and you can recover if you are eliminated by the relief light.
You can put chaos counters on 《Chaos Zone》all at once.
Once it's on the field, you can regenerate it by turning it into a Synchro Material or Xyz Material and sending it back to her GY.
Exclusion costs are easy to lose disadvantage around 《D.D. Scout Plane》, 《D.D. Survivor》, and 《Angel of Zera》.
《Mind Control》, which works well with the Link Summoning System, may be able to raise the cost from your opponent's field.
Note that it doesn't work for Link Monster.
It's honestly pretty strong. For that reason, the regulation was strengthened to a restricted card.

At first, I thought this card was a joke card, but that's not the case. Rather, I think that it is the highest broken in this pack.
The first effect is 《Book of Moon》, which is limited to the opponent. It's a simple ability, and in the current environment where defense is neglected, it's an easy-to-use and powerful effect that can destroy a considerable number of monsters even with a RBI of this card. His Special Summon on this card can also be used during the opponent's turn, so it's a good effect that can be used to interfere with the opponent's tactics during the opponent's turn.
And when I used it, I was surprised that the removal cost of 7 cards was surprisingly low. The card to remove can be selected from anywhere except his deck, and the cost is much cheaper than expected because you can remove spells and traps. Since it can be removed from the field, it is also possible to remove the monster with low ATK from the field and eliminate the target of lightning.
The fact that it can be a persistent wall, an attacker, and a material, and the monster that used this card as a material can be applied to his Special Summon cost of this card. Recently, he has Shiranui and he has Nekroz.

I think it's convenient to have the possibility of destroying even monsters that can't be beaten by ATK by making the opponent's monsters the back side Defense Position.
Unlike "Tsukuyomi no Mikoto", you can't use the effect on your own monsters, but this one also has the advantage that his ATK is high and it corresponds to his Special Summon.
(2) The self-regeneration effect that can be activated during the opponent's turn is also a useful effect if GY is sufficiently mature.

Moderately good card, flips the opponent's monster face down when summoned or Special Summoned.
It also has 1850 hit points, so it will be relatively strong. "Tsukuyomi" can also be used to flip your own monsters face down, so you can use it properly.
(2) He removes 7 GY cards and his Special Summon with quite a lot, but [excludes anything other than monsters] so he can also remove spells, traps and cards that are not reused. What's interesting is that it can be used during the opponent's turn.(1) Well, the effects chain together, so it can be used as a means of interfering with Synchro and Xyz, but the elimination is heavy, so it's not an effect that can be used many times. It is a card that you will definitely want to use in the final stage of the duel.
[Lightsworn] or [General-Purpose Rank 4] Placing one card in the Deck seems to make for some interesting moves.

It's embarrassing to call myself a princess.
A vulgar piece that makes you feel the inflation of the 9th term, although it is hidden in No Rare.
Her ATK jumps up while having the same effect as Tsukuyomi no Mikoto, and she can finish off the opponent's monster within the Mae Stroke Line range.
Since you can't set your own monsters, the combo is low, but the firepower is jumping up and the resolution ability is not that of a low class.
The effect of banishing the Seven Dwarfs and self-regenerating cards is powerful, but the cost is high, but it is a powerful level 4 monster that can be revived at any time if her GY overflows like the Lawnmower Deck.
Recognized for its overwhelming versatility and invulnerability on the Lawnmower Deck, or Restricted via Semi-Restricted. It is a proof of high card power.

A girl who can use the calligraphy effect of the moon when she comes into play
Special Summon from GY, although 7 cards are excluded, there is no exclusion when leaving the field or 1t1 limit, but 7 cards are painful anyway
If you put it in the deck, there is a possibility that you can put it in with a pin...maybe...?
I feel that it may or may not be unusable in Lilo