Paleozoic Dinomischus →Used Deck

With Paleozoic's Normal Trap, you can banish 1 face-up card.
Even in today's era where removal has become abundant, removal that can be used in free chains is simple and strong
One of the most versatile traps in this category
In addition, the hand cost is his GY sending due to the effect, and various synergies can be created.
By using it with a deck that can make use of this, you can achieve even more powerful movements.

It is excellent that you can exclude it with a free chain, you need to discard one card, but it can also be a trigger for effect activation in Decks such as [Dark World], [Malebranche of the Burning Abyss], [Shaddoll], etc. It is quite powerful to be able to use the effect of on your opponent's turn.
If you don't have many traps, you can consider the second effect as a bonus, such as Paleozoic, but if you have easy-to-use traps such as 《Infinite Impermanence》, 《Vivid Tail》or 《Scrap-Iron Scarecrow》, you can aim for it. I will.

It can be banished with Friche, and it can be used as a trigger for Dark World or Shaddoll because it can be discarded by its effect. On the other hand, it's a bit disappointing as a theme card that he can't drop a Paleozoic card and chain a common effect since it's not an activation cost.
There is a similar card, Karma Cut, but it's inferior in that it can't be discarded by an effect, and I can also approach his Spell Trap, so if he doesn't rely on GY, I win. Rather, 《Phoenix Wing Wind Blast》is formidable as a Friche 2:1 exchange. On top of being able to approach Spell Trap over there, as a removal, Deck Bounce, and top-fixing and top-class performance. It's more effective against EX monsters than banishing it, and the fact that you can discard your hand with its effect makes it different.

It's an effect that pretends to discard a single card with a hand cost, and it's strangely convenient that you don't have to discard it if it's stopped. If you can meet the troublesome conditions, you can have enough combos.
In the first place, even just excluding a single person is super strong, but the payment method for things like cost is also profitable, and if he grows from GY and becomes a material or a wall, or if it's MD regular, it's mochi, of course. Well it's very powerful.

Upward compatible with Sambre. "Discard hand" is an effect, so it was reprinted in Strak.

Generic card that can remove face-up cards in free chain
Despite the hand cost, being able to remove it without destroying it is strong.
It is also used in the Environment Deck, and is one of the most powerful cards in the Paleozoic Trap.

Needless to say, the strong Friche exclusion.
Not only monsters, but also his spells and traps can be removed (you can also remove your own cards), and discarding is effect processing. Demonstrates its ability in many decks due to its versatility
Evaluation in Paleozoic is largely divided by type. If it's a type close to Droso, you can use it without worrying about the hand cost, so it's highly rated. On the other hand, if it is a type that is closer to obstruction, it is not uncommon to reduce the number of adoptions by considering the fact that it is a 2:1 exchange.
Due to the weakening of the 60-card lawnmower build due to the "Swap Frog" regulation, the 40-card build, which cannot load a large amount of Droso, has become relatively strong, so the evaluation is slightly down.
In the iron wall type, you will have a big fight with the iron wall, so be careful about hiring. Having said that, there is a certain significance in making it possible to search for Friche removal, so in the end one copy will be thrown in. A very difficult card to rate.

A good removal method that targets and removes face-up cards.
As long as there are no more rampant removals in the future (which is already common), the value of this card will continue to be high.
It's easy to misunderstand, but discarding your hand is not a cost, so you can fulfill the activation condition of the Dark World card.
Also, when it exists in GY, it chains to Trap activation and has complete resistance against monsters with resurrection, but this activation itself is very easy to forget, so you need to be careful.

A versatile and powerful Trap card called Phryche's Exclusion Removal.
He asks for one card from his hand, but unlike a mere hand cost, he discards his hand due to effects, so with effects such as Shaddoll, he can earn an ad by sending a card that activates when sent to GY.
《Raigeki Break》is okay to cry.

Paleozoic useful as a remover
However, the metabi Deck is relatively expensive, and it may be easier to use a large catch or Compulsory Evacuation Device.
It's not compatible with Tindangle, which tends to be an ad to discard cards, or Orcust, which is more of a Trap type.
It looks adorable, and it makes up for the removal power that Tindangle doesn't have, so I recommend it.
Destruction resistance, monster effect resistance, and he can rely on being easy to crush the spell card crawling out of GY

Unlike Abyss, I think the removal is strong without destroying. However, since there is a cost, let him throw Paleozoic.

Paleozoic has only recently been cleared of typos.
If it's face-up, you can banish anything with just one card in your hand, and since it doesn't involve destruction, it's strong against people who don't have target resistance. For a while, it was also attracting attention as a countermeasure against the Magic Bell Cave Deck.
Throwing it away is effective, and since it doesn't specify Paleozoic or Trap, it's well-known as a part of business trips, and his Deck, which is mainly Trap, is often seen.

A removal trap with a shining range that works on both the vanguard and the rear guard, and it is extremely powerful as it can be removed with Friche.
It's great that it's also effective against Spells and Trap cards with destruction resistance and GY effects, and depending on the situation, it's worth playing against Normal Spells and Normal Trap.
If you just want to remove monsters, Escape is stronger because it doesn't cost anything and you can use it to recapture your own monsters that have been taken away by operations or large captures, but it's a metabi temperament that hits you with low-level monsters that have summoning trigger effects. This is more effective for decks such as
It requires one card from your hand when the effect resolves, but it can be thought of as an effective means of discarding rotten cards, and since it's not a cost, it's smart not to be negate and lose the payout.
It also has the effect of reviving as a monster with resistance, so it is very versatile as a removal trap in a deck that uses a lot of traps.
If you want to use it for metabi, you may be concerned about the amount of cards you have in your hand, but if you get bogged down by Decks with weak Escape and Air Foes, or permanent meta Spells and Traps that you're not good at, it's not a card you'd want to consider using once. Uka

If I had to compare it, it would be the Valget version 《Karma Cut》and the Sambre divided by two.
I would like to note that the actual application range is quite wide because only monsters and text mistakes are made.
There is currently no official text for the Japanese version.
Removing the front card in the free chain is powerful even though it has a hand cost, so you can go on a business trip without being aware of the existence of the 2 effect.
As an aside, the text in the Asian version, which is written in Japanese, has been secretly corrected to the official one, so if you have a way to get it, please do.

Actually, there is an error in the English version (however, it is not excluded, and the effect of (2) is mandatory...the same applies to other theme cards), but let's leave that aside.
Personally, I would argue that it is the card Dark World has been waiting for, rather than Paleozoic.

If you have 《Paleozoic Opabinia》, you can activate it from your hand and search for it. If the discarded card is a "Paleozic" Trap card, it can self-regenerate, so I think there is no waste.
After self-regeneration, I think it's good that it can be reused without being excluded if it is made into an Xyz material.

Paleozoic ・《Karma Cut》.
Moreover, it is powerful due to text mistakes. Friche's exclusion isn't weak, and this is also a must-stack.

　 Paleozoic ・ Black core
It's the only card in Paleozoic that can kill monsters, and it's also strong against her Pendulum and her Spell Trap, which works when destroyed. The hand cost is also rotten, so if you can use Paleozoic or Frog as a cost, there is no waste. Three stacks are essential as a countermeasure against system monsters of the barrier image system.
Among the Paleozoic cards, he is more versatile than Canadaia Orenoides, and is especially compatible with Dark World and Shaddoll, where discarding cards is an ad. It's likely we'll see a lot of his decks outside of Paleozoic as well.
I can't forgive text errors anymore, can I?

As already mentioned, you can filter out anything heads up. Since discarding cards is not a cost but an effect, he can also use the effects of Dark World and Shaddoll.
You can also search with Opabinia, so you may be able to expect unexpected versatility.

《Karma Cut》mutual compatibility
Can now also exclude Spell Trap instead of the same name meta
When dueling with someone who hasn't read the official announcement, it's a pain to explain, so I want you to replace it with a card with the correct text as soon as possible.

A messed up card with a reputation for text errors.
Its effect is 2:1 exemption of Thunder Break teary eyes on the front side. Sambre still has a way to destroy the set...!
If it is a face-up opponent, it is a card like the best of 2:1 exchange general-purpose traps, and he also has a Paleozoic effect as an added bonus.
It's a valuable Paleozoic removal, supplementing its combat power with another vector, but it still couldn't beat the target resistance...

Paleozoic Dino "Miss" Cus
A card that is an error card with the text "mistake".
Although it is only a face-up "monster", in reality, any face-up card can be a monster, a spell, or a trap.
It's an exclusion that doesn't involve destruction, so it's easy to use, but be aware that it requires a hand cost.
The hand cost is treated as a [Discard by effect] type, so he can activate the effect of Dark World.

"It's terrible that misprints are circulating as they are, but the tragedy is that the effect is completely weakened." Note that although the text says it's limited to monsters, you can actually exclude his Spell Trap as well.
It boasts the best removal ability in Paleozoic, but since it requires a hand cost, is it necessary to choose where to hit? I want to target troublesome groups like Yang Zing and Malebranche of the Burning Abyss with this card. It is also quite effective as a means of removing P monsters.
Since the card cost is actually discarded by the effect, there is no need to discard the card even if it is negate, and it can also be used as a trigger for Dark World.

A card ordered to be read as a "face-up card" instead of a "face-up monster". Despite the fact that the Japanese translation had been around for a long time, the unbelievable result of making a translation mistake resulted in this situation. What's more, it wasn't until the duelists who saw the poster that it had a different effect became a hot topic. What kind of management do you have? To be honest, I'm afraid that they might get into trouble during the duel. Effect is free chain exclusion and very strong.

valet cutting
valuable removal power of valje
You can put pressure on your opponent just by searching with Opabinia and holding it in your hand
Discarding cards is an effect, so it can be used in Dark World

Just before coming to Japan, it was written as an effect that removes monsters on the field, but it turned out to be a mistake, and it became an effect that removes face-up cards. I didn't expect it to be fixed upwards.
It's one of the few cards in Paleozoic that can directly kill monsters, and the cost isn't too bad, so stacking 3 should be stable.