Dark World Brainwashing →Used Deck

Effect rewriting is powerful and interesting, but the conditions are strict
You can finally activate the effect by returning a Dark World with 3 or more cards in your hand to your hand.
However, such a situation does not arise in the middle of the day
Randomness also spurs instability
Even if it's a specialized build, if it's removed, it's over, and there's a tough one

The conditions are strict, but if you use it well, it is a Continuous Trap card that can negate the effects of your opponent's monsters many times in one turn. There is synergy with the additional effect when discarded by the opponent's effect of Dark World.
Since the activation condition is "Return his Dark World on the field to the hand", it is also possible to bounce the Celery sent to the opponent's field as a target.

A card that can virtually suppress the opponent's effects. You can search from snow, and Dark World is a theme that makes it easy to increase your hand, so it's easy to use as a control.
Being able to discard cards during your opponent's turn is groundbreaking, but the drawback is that you can't choose which cards to discard. "Dragged Down into the Grave" and "Mind Crush" can be induced by keeping only the cards you want to discard in your hand first, but this card forces you to pull out at least 1/4 of the old age with the condition + cost. For this reason, rather than discarding cards from your hand, it might be better to use it as an obstruction that can be searched from Snow.
Grapha President Maji President who seems to be putting pressure on Raikou, but is effectively returning the other party.

Dark World's best badass who changes monster effects to old man. A nice witty adjustment to get Baba into your hand with Dark World's self-bounce first.
As far as the actual effect goes, it's a random discard, so the effect isn't stable at all, and Dark World isn't particularly good at hand-ad-board-ads, so clearing the triggering conditions is a hassle.
Therefore, if you use this card, it is not suitable for rewriting the activated effects one by one, and it is suitable for use as a farsighted corner to check difficult "heavy" effects such as one-turn restrictions, additional costs, etc. that cannot be reactivated. ing. In particular, staring at hand triggers, which cannot be done with Skidre, is an important task. The segregation itself is well established.
No matter how you get into it, it's certainly very powerful, and you can't underestimate its credit for bringing new personality, entertainment, and devilishness to the Dark World.

Continuous Trap that rewrites the opponent's monster effect to something convenient for Dark World.
It is undoubtedly strong if it is decided, but it is very difficult to have 3 cards in your hand.
Furthermore, the handicap is also a random handicap, so there is a possibility that unrelated things will be discarded.
Overall, I must say that it is quite unstable.

He has the impression of a good devil, and even in Dark World, he did some devilish things.
He can rewrite the opponent's monster effect, and he can aim to activate an additional effect when he is discarded by the opponent in Dark World, and if he decides well, he can get a high add.
However, as is often said, the activation conditions are rather strict, and the discarded cards can be handled randomly, which is limited and unstable, which is a major bottleneck.
Since it can only deal with monsters, it is powerless against magic and traps. It just doesn't feel reliable enough to pull the trigger. It's a pretty strong card.

If this wasn't random and the other party chose it, I would have definitely added 9. In Dark World, it's not that difficult to keep a hand of 3 or more cards, and the cost of bouncing can also be used to reuse Grapha's destruction effect. But it's kind of random...

Dark World support.
The effect is powerful, but I think there is a high possibility that the activation conditions are complicated and the premise will collapse.
Regardless of when you are attacking, this card may not even be able to activate its effect when you are outnumbered.

A card with somewhat complicated activation conditions.
Unless all cards in your hand are Dark Worlds, you end up losing your ad even if you negate the effect.
It's normal to bounce your own Dark World, so if you can't activate the effects of monsters such as Silva and Gordo with this card, it's not worth it.
The bouncing Dark World monster can be your opponent's, so in a mirror match, you may be able to discard your hand at the same time as removing it.
As a Dark World meta, it can be used in his decks other than Dark World, but Dark World itself has few opportunities to be used in the environment, and even if it encounters it, it has little intention to adopt it unless it can effectively utilize the discarded cards.

Going around three benches is one...
Permanently stopping the opponent's effect is very appealing, but that's why the cost is quite high.
Preparing a Dark World on the field means that he can achieve it without worrying too much about Dark World, but if his hand is rough, it will be difficult to achieve 3 cards in his hand. Dark World requires you to keep discarding cards, so even if you have plenty of draw sources, it seems difficult to maintain a three-card hand.
As long as you achieve it, you can block the effect and then use the opponent's effect to discard his Dark World, so it will definitely be a great power. It seems like a too peaky card, so I wonder if there will be someone who can master it.

In other words, Twilight Lightsworn = Lightsworn brainwashed by the Dark World?
A Continuous Trap that has an effect unique to Dark World, returning his Dark World on the field to his hand and rewriting the opponent's monster effect to handicap. Moreover, since there is no turn limit, you can aim for a shutout if the conditions are met. It can be differentiated from 《Skill Drain》in terms of searching, stopping effects outside the field, and not interfering with your own effects. Those who understand that Discard is treated as an opponent's effect will understand the advantage.
However, there are many restrictions, requiring more than 3 cards in hand and his Dark World on the field, and you cannot choose which card to discard. Although there is no turn limit, it is basically an adjustment that makes it difficult to activate multiple times. It will be necessary to utilize Dark Worlds with Special Summon effects such as Bage and Celtic so that the Dark World of the field is not interrupted.
"It's powerful if it fits into the mold, but it's also a pretty peaky card." By the way, you can also bring back his opponent's Dark World, so the mirror seems to be even more quagmire.

Dark World support card In the overseas back story, he is set to fight Lightsworn and Dark World, so Mr. Raikou is attacked.
There is a feeling that if you want to block the effect of a crazy monster, Skidre will be fine, but this one can be searched with Snow, and you can also prevent effects such as hand triggers & "From the hand to his GY by the opponent's effect. It has the advantage of being able to use the effect that activates when discarded.
Dark World has tremendous draw acceleration such as gates, Advance Draw , trade-in, trading, etc., so 3 cards in hand itself is not difficult, but even so, discarding is random, so stability is low.

A card that rewrites monster effects to random handicap under certain conditions.
I thought it was pretty strong for a moment, but it's actually a show.
In the first place, in addition to 3 or more cards in your hand, it is tough to have 5 cards in total, including brainwashing and Dark World monsters on the field.
I've actually used it, but even if there is a Dark World in my hand that I want to discard, it's random, so it often doesn't go as planned.
Also, only the monster effect is rewritten, and it is difficult to stabilize because it will be the first to break this card while maintaining it.
It would have been better if he could also deal with spells and traps.
If you just want to discard your hand, there are convenient and excellent cards such as "Dark Smog" and trading, so it's at a level where you should use them.
Too strong! I thought it was actually quite difficult to handle, so I wonder if that's the balance.
If there is a new Dark World that can increase your hand, it will be one chance.

A new Dark World that suddenly appeared. You need to have 3 or more cards in your hand, and you need to have his Dark World monster on the field, but you can force handicap by the opponent, which is the heart of Dark World. Since it is random and only monster effects can be stopped, it would be a pain if this card itself was removed. Also, if you draw it when you are outnumbered, it is difficult to draw 3 cards in your hand.