Floodgate Trap Hole →Used Deck

A type of Trap Hole that turns the summoned monster upside down and fixes it.
Monsters that are turned face down cannot be replaced with most materials, so they cannot be neutralized.
It hits a lot of monsters with its non-targeting effect, but it should be noted that it doesn't work for L, who can't use Defense Position.
There are many other powerful traps these days, like other trap holes, cards that shine by effectively operating with 《Traptrix》

A trap hole that specializes in neutralizing rather than removing. Trap Hole compatible with Frecia ・It boasts the highest versatility among holes. Also, as a highly versatile Trap Hole, 《Bottomless Trap Hole》can be mentioned in addition to this, but it can be used properly because its role is different. I wonder if the weak point is that it doesn't work on links.

Trap Hole, which is good at rendering monsters harmless, can be effectively removed by "turning the battle position to the other side where the battle position cannot be changed".
It also has a high resistance penetration power, silences monsters with troublesome permanent effects and trigger effects, and semi-permanently prevents monsters from being used as materials for SXL.
It doesn't work on Link Monsters, but if you use it on that material, it's fine, and it's pretty tasty if you can use it on materials that have been Special Summoned at the same time, just like Naraku.
Depending on the situation, it is the strongest removal that even surpasses Deck Bounce, but after all, you can't hit your opponent unless you can move the monster you put down, so if you don't have a plan after that, you can only procrastinate the problem or double the trouble. It may become
It's difficult to prioritize as a general-purpose trap, but I think it's a good card.

Cards that don't work for links.
There aren't many cards that use effects other than destruction that don't target, so I think it's highly versatile.

One of my favorite cards in Lynx, which has few zone and removal spells.
Since it's a dust force that responds to summons, it's more responsive than that one.
However, as the fate of the summoning reaction, it is vulnerable to face-down removal, and it is not directly removed, so if it is an opponent who is focused on fusion, there is a possibility that it will be dealt, and some effective opponents will also be selected.
It would be difficult to prioritize it as an anti-monster card in a normal deck, but if you get hooked on it, it's powerful, and depending on the deck and environment, there's still a good chance that it will be prioritized.

It is written on the assumption that it will be used in Traptrix.
One of the most reliable trap holes in the current environment where Link and Xyz are heavily used.
Depending on the scene where you use it, you can drive Link and Xyz Solitaire, which use card interactions, to malfunction.
The key card is not GY, bounce, or banishment, and it can't be used as a material that can't change the battle position on the field.
Leave it until it's ready, and finish everything in 1T.
It doesn't target, doesn't destroy, doesn't send to GY, and doesn't banish.
If you try to summon them all at the same time, they'll all turn over.
You can also turn all 4 Numeron Special Summons face-down, devastating the monster zone and preventing Xyz.
as a weakness
・Because the reverse side can also be used as a fusion material, the fusion deck needs to kill the completed monster.
・If the link summon is successful, it cannot be used because it cannot be set to Defense Position.
・In the end, monsters with good specs take time to break through the defense with his Traptrix, and there is a possibility that it will be dealt with by then.
From Traptrix, which buys time and prepares the board, the Trap Hole that can be used for the time being
Other than Traptrix, the gap to put in the deck is severe
With these two points, as of 2020, about 7 points

I thought it was heavily influenced by Link Summoning, but compared to the attack-reactive Dust Force, it still has potential, and if the timing is right, I think it can be used just as well as the previous rule.

It is one of the Trap Hole cards, and although it cannot be removed, it can be very troublesome to change the battle position and turn it to the back side, and it will cause pain to the player like a bottomless pit.
Currently, due to the existence of Link Monsters, he needs to be dealt with before he can make a large monster, but since the Link material also needs to be face-up, it should still be covered by playing.

It's good to make it face-down and prevent it from being used
But it doesn't work against Link Monsters, so I need to see if it activates at the material stage.

In addition to the difficulty of dealing with the back side Defense Position that does not take targets, the battle position becomes impossible and it cannot be used for Synchro, Xyz, and Link materials, so you can create a situation that is virtually dead.
It's still on the field, so you have to remove it yourself, but it's powerful enough to disable the opponent's monsters.
Fusion Tribute Summon could also be used behind the scenes.

Like Bottomless Trap Hole, it's an excellent trap hole card that doesn't target.
When using Fresia, she is listed as a candidate for employment along with Naraku.

It is very easy to use because there are no conditions like abyss, and the effect is excellent.
It's powerful because it doesn't take targets, so it can calm most monsters. Especially recently, there are many strong resistances, so there are many opportunities to rely on it.
I want to pay attention to decks that have high defensive power, that can skillfully use materials for ad summons and costs, and cards that work at the time of summoning, such as Trishula.

Personally, I think it's the most influential Trap that can be used with Fresia.
I'll put Majeuni on the back defense...

It's pretty good against monsters like Maje and destruction resistant monsters, and it's a Trap Hole, so you can get it from Fresia.
Also, when the opponent puts out a monster with a high hit point, a removal effect, or a suppression type monster, it is only effective to turn it face down with this card and make it unusable.

The essence of this card is "to be a backside defense".
This card, which will never see the light of day unless it is actively destroyed, is (personally) recommended to be loaded if it is his Deck destruction / special victory system.
In particular, he has good compatibility with Ghostrick, so I want to use him as Dasfo as well.

New Trap Hole. As a difference from the abyss, which is a typical example of a trap hole,
・It is also effective for those with destruction resistance, and does not activate the effect when destroyed (OK without going to GY)
・ Put pressure on the opponent's field (especially his Pendulum)
・Since it cannot be removed, it is necessary to consider the subsequent processing method
It's painful that it can't be removed directly, and although it may be abyss in terms of versatility, cards with destruction resistance or adding destruction resistance are popular these days, so there are many cases where this card is more effective. Since it doesn't take ``destruction, target resistance'', it can be processed without difficulty.
If you hit where your opponent has Pendulum Summoned a lot, you can put pressure on the field all at once, so if your opponent doesn't do well, there is a possibility that they can't do anything.

It's a card that can't get ads, but it's strong.
If you think about it normally, it should be stronger to destroy multiple opponent's cards and get an ad, but there are many situations where it's stronger to "definitely delay the opponent's action once" like this card. "This is the interesting part of Yu-Gi-Oh!"

You can hit the gospel that can't be dealt with in the abyss space-time, and you can restrain Dante Breso with each material, so if you use Trap Hole now, this is it.

Eternally seals monsters with high ATK
or
Penetrates monsters with low defense power
The above usage seems to be the main use, but from the point of view of monsters with high ATK but low defense power, Trap Hole is definitely nothing but harassment.
In a tournament, 《Infernoid Devyaty》fell (dropped) into this Trap Hole, and even though I had decent ATK and defense power, I wasn't allowed to display it face-up, so I was in a situation where I couldn't make use of individual monster effects. So, it may be a sad fate, but the use of monsters caught in this trap hole will have to wait for release personnel or activation costs.

Anyone who has stepped on Dasfo should know the horror of fixed back defense that doesn't take targets.
The trigger is even looser than Naraku, and it's a beauty that Naraku doesn't have that you can put down a dangerous low class like Nepto or Hermit. Of course, you can shoot at large monsters and P monsters, and most of the monsters can be forced to stop functioning.
There are occasional scenes where Tsukisho is fine, but Frescia correspondence and battle position sealing are enough as differentiation, and it has enough power to not get in the way even if you put it in from the main.

Kazoura's ability can be triggered easily, so Traptrix feels like Naraku has increased to 6 cards.
It's sad that Traptrix's RBI can't beat the defensive power of the flipped monster...

Enchantment is of course, but personally he is so compatible that I would like to say Ghostrick's Trap Hole. As usual, no target is taken, and all monsters such as Pendulum Summon are fixed with back defense. strong (confidence)
It's called Dust Force, and I feel like Gostri is being strengthened somehow.

I think that it is excellent to be able to considerably restrict the actions of the opponent's monsters because it is a backside Defense Position that cannot be changed.
Compared to Bottomless Trap Hole, it can't be removed, but it works regardless of ATK and is effective against monsters with destruction resistance, which I think is good.
It also has the advantage of being compatible with 《Traptrix Rafflesia》and various low-level “Traptrix”.

To be honest, it can be said that it's because it's a back defense that can't change the battle position, but changing the battle position without targeting can only block monsters that aren't affected, so in that sense it's a powerful card.
For the time being, more than 1500 shibari in Naraku are gone, but I think 70% of them were irrelevant shibari.

Relaxed activation conditions, which are rare in Trap Hole
Needless to say, the troublesomeness when you get stuck is a barrier of dust
Direct attacks such as Watt and Toon are even more troublesome if you get hit with a deck.

Backside defense, which has always been popular these days, has come to his trap hole as well.
It has an almost unbearable effect of untargeted battle position change.
Like Naraku, it can't be removed, so it hinders our attack, but it's a card with the best specs as a temporary relief.
Cards with effects can't be used except for release, so depending on the opponent's deck, you can expect a lot of binding power.
Moreover, since it is compatible with Frecia, it can jump out of the Deck. A suitable card to join the highly versatile SR team this time.

Because of this card, from now on, if it becomes a P Deck mirror, it's going to be a game where it's better to set up Frecia.

A Book of the Moon that permanently seals without targeting.
As a card in the Trap Hole lineage, which is quite biased, it's easy to use.
Whether the demand for Frecia will rise again. .

A very useful card these days when resistance to Chaos MAX, Majespecter, etc. is rampant. It's not possible to remove it directly, so you have to think about what happens after it's turned face down.
[Traptrix] is a strong candidate for adoption because the activation conditions are loose.
If you get hit by Ghostrick, the blood vessels in your head will burst, but...