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Overall evaluation: It is highly convenient because it is a free chain with no disadvantages.
Unlike "Call of the Haunted", he can only be revived in Defense Position, but that makes him less susceptible to extra damage.
It is also good to deploy monsters with permanent effects or things with trigger effects during the opponent's turn to interfere.
Since it is slow to use as a deployment method, it is mainly used to use walls, obstructions, and effects during the opponent's turn.
After all, if I say that it hurts that Link Monster can't be revived, does it hurt?

Revive Trap similar to Call of the Haunted which revives monsters in Defense Position with Normal Trap
It has both merits and demerits, and it is a Continuous Trap that is vulnerable to removal, but since it revives in Attack Position, it is possible to revive L monsters, but this is not possible.
It is said that it can not be activated unless you are in a predetermined place when activating the effect
After the 11th term when the rules changed
The increase in support for the category Normal Trap is also a tailwind

One of the precious cards like Monster Reborn that can completely revive.
《Call of the Haunted》is a rival in terms of revive by Trap, and recently 《Blood Sucker8 》, which can revive two creatures with a hand cost, has also appeared.
It's not a bad card, but resurrection often has a dedicated Spell Trap even within themes, and I get the impression that it's just okay.

The 《Muscle Medic》resurrection technique that created a new standard for complete resurrection.
In complete contrast to "Call of the Haunted", Normal Trap and Continuous Trap, Defense Position and Attack Position, complete resurrection and resurrection with self-destruction, background story and original work.
In many duels, GY is more likely to be a material than an ace, so the advantage of using it in the attack position is small, and I wonder if this one will be better in terms of versatility. 《Jowgen the Spiritualist》, which is the standard for reviving Flice, and when used to revive meta-monsters such as barrier statues, 《Mystical Space Typhoon》is more suitable than Libide, which misfires in one shot.
Regarding the fact that Link Monster cannot be revived, if you resurrect the starting point of the development, you can follow up somewhat, so you are not a complete stranger.
As you can see from the illustration, reviving 《Marauding Captain》does not trigger its effect, and since it is the first to be hit by a permanent effect, it is likely that it will be rescued again. Gassho.

No name turn 1, no specified activation timing, no demerits imposed on the player or monsters, etc. The short and simple text can be said to be a proof of the strength of the effect, and the general use by Normal Trap. resuscitation card.
Compared to Libide, which has a similar effect but also does not have the name Turn 1 or the monster effect negate, it is a Special Summon in Defense Position, so if it is activated during your turn, you cannot immediately participate in battle except for some monsters. In addition, it is inferior in that it cannot revive a Link Monster that does not have a Defense Position, but even if it is destroyed by the chain activation effect, it will not be misfired, and the revival is a complete resurrection effect, so its performance is limited. It can be said that it is by far the most expensive among the resurrection cards.
In recent years, even the same trap card is supported by different good effects, such as Tratori and his Labrynth-related cards for Normal Trap, and Cardarn and 《Apophis the Swamp Deity》for Continuous Trap, so you can use your own Deck. You should choose the one that suits you.
By the way, I prefer Livide, which can revive anything and can be bounced and reused if it remains in the field.

Isn't 《Monster Reborn》good at first glance? You might think that, but it's actually a very strong card because it's the resurrection of Flice. If you can revive 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, 《Inspector Boarder》and 《Artifact Scythe》by chaining to the activation of your opponent's cards, you can reduce the opponent's resources and it's very annoying and very strong.
Of course, the rival is Call of the Haunted, but the point of differentiation is as others have said, and each has its own strengths, so use whichever you prefer.

As other people have said, he has a flaw that he can't put out a Link Monster, and he has no restrictions, and is a card with high versatility as a Normal Trap.
If it is a living dead, it will eliminate the pain of remaining after reviving
I choose a deck, but if it's a deck with a theme that uses Special Summon as a key or a deck with a strong meaning of resurrection, I'd be happy to try it out.

Aside from not being able to revive Link, it's a perfect Friche revive card.
Synchro and Xyz can also be revived, but compatibility with Azeus is not good.

It is a simple and clear effect among the resurrection system, and it is much simpler than 《Call of the Haunted》.
Can Special Summon 1 monster from his GY in Defense Position without any restrictions.
Since it cannot be used as an attack during your own turn, it is better to use its effect or use it as a material.
On the other hand, he can Special Summon during the opponent's turn, so the main use of this card is to Special Summon Artifact, Death Scythe, Kozmo high-level monsters, etc. and use it as a hindrance, so if you enter any of his decks, I can't say
If it is a monster that can activate interference during Special Summon, or if it is a monster with a permanent interference effect, it has good compatibility, so I think it has high potential.

Resurrection Trap that forms compatibility with 《Call of the Haunted》
The advantage here is that it is strong against removal because it is a complete resurrection.
On the other hand, Livide can revive Link and easily remain on the field, allowing for cost management and reuse of bounces.
I really like this artistic compatibility
By the way, the absolute priority is Spell Trap, Deck that I don't want to put pressure on, Jewels, etc.
After that, if you don't think about how many reasons you have to prioritize libido, it's roughly this.
In the first place, I think it's good to think about various things, including things such as it being too late if you resurrected with a trap.

《Marauding Captain》's treatment...
《Call of the Haunted》is in Attack Position and has a symbolic permanent ∞ mark, but this card can be fully revived in Defense Position.
On the other hand, fully revived monsters cannot attack, but they are powerful enough.
This is where you want to activate during the end phase of your opponent's turn.
However, even though it's a Defense Position, beware of monsters with penetrating power, although the odds are low. Link Monster can't be revived and can't be reused for bounce, but (subjectively) it's a reasonable adjustment. .
It's an easy-to-handle Trap card that doesn't bother me much even if I deduct its shortcomings.

It goes well with 《Lilith, Lady of Lament》. Since it is a complete resurrection of the free chain, it has a surprise attack.

A powerful general-purpose reanimation trap.
It is clearly differentiated from libide as a complete resurrection/Defense Position, and although it cannot be used for reviving and reviving his Link Monster, it is difficult to interfere with Chain Cyclone.
You should choose the one that fits your deck.

Full revive is strong unlike other general-purpose revive Continuous Trap
However, the drawback is that Link Monsters cannot be revived because they SS in Defense Position.

This is his Defense Position version of Livide, but this one contains elements that are quite easy to differentiate between being a complete resurrection and being in Defense Position. When I used Libidet, there were times when I wished I could use it in Defense Position, so I'm very happy with this card.

It's a pity that the trendy link can't be revived because it's limited to defense with an easy-to-use resurrection trap, but monsters that can be used as materials can be prepared, and it's powerful to be able to completely resurrect without level restrictions. I want to use it with cards like Nordic Beasts that have an advantage to be used defensively. It can be done with 《Powerful Rebirth》or Dragon Spirit, but the former has a limited target and the latter has a self-destruct effect. It is a big point that it is not disturbed by psychic etc. because it is a normal trap. However, recent monsters have high ATK, but there are many cards with extreme stats that are low in defense, and it is often defeated as it is in defense.
Overall a powerful general purpose reanimation trap.

Monsters other than Link Monsters can be fully revived from his GY in Defense Position, making it less likely to be interfered with than Libide. Since it is a Special Summon in Defense Position, it cannot be pursued, but if it is activated during the opponent's turn, the disadvantage can be reduced.

You can revive your monster in Defense Position.
Although it cannot be followed up and cannot revive Link, it is easy to handle in that it is possible to revive completely.

If you are aware of the difference from other resurrection traps, it is all about not being hindered by chain destruction.
In a deck with few traps, the opponent's removal will focus on those traps, so it's an excellent resurrection card that is hard to interfere even with his deck.
It is useful in the Dragon Deck.

A peaceful (?) act of the Freed army. Isn't the old man too strong...?
The effect is simple and clear. Fully revived in Defense Position. The effect is similar to that of the Living Dead, but since this is a Normal Trap, it has the advantage of not being disturbed by things like Cyclone. However, Living Dead can be used as a follow-up, so I feel like it depends on his deck.

It is a general-purpose resurrection trap following the straightforward resurrection trap card, libide, and dragon soul.
So, it's surprisingly well differentiated from these two. Link Monster also has disadvantages such as not being able to revive in the first place, it can not be ignored that it is limited to Defense Position, and the fact that it is not permanent can also be a disadvantage that it can not be used for self-bounce or something cost.
Then, when compared to Dragon Soul, which is also limited to Defense Position, it seems to be completely upward compatible at first glance, but the fact that it is not treated as Wyrm is not a drawback that does not lead to Shofuku, etc., and it cannot be comboed with cards such as destruction triggers. can also be a drawback, so it's not exactly high rank, but it's certainly close to high rank compared to libide.
However, Livide and Dragon Soul itself are excellent, and although it is a slow Trap, it is not weak in full resurrection without disadvantages, and it can be said that it is an excellent card in general.

Trap that completely revives monsters with defensive indication.
Since it is not a Continuous Trap, it is difficult to be disturbed. At first glance, it seems to be upward compatible with Livide, but it is mutually compatible because it has the merits unique to Continuous Trap, such as being able to be reused by self-bouncing and being able to draw with a magic planter.
It's simple and very easy to use.

No longer permanent, he is the source of the dragon soul that has no Wyrmification effect. That's all, closed!
In addition, if there is anything to talk about, the source of the dragon soul itself is slow, so there is a reason why I only piled up decks... or rather, I was able to self-bounce and use it repeatedly, but it was a nondescript resurrection of a trap. When it comes to cards, I don't think they will use them even if they are highly rated. I think it's useful for Topologic effect activation.

It's growing under General Freed's nose. What are you doing?
It's a resurrection trap card that's hard to get in the way of Friche.

After all, simple text is a strong representative.
A card that can be said to be Oasis of Dragon Souls without permanent icon and without changing the race to his Wyrm.
It is strong against cyclones, etc., and while it is no longer self-destructive, it is quite big that it cannot be reused due to bounce.
Since it revives in defense, it can't be pursued, and the point that Link can't revive is likely to be a disadvantage in the future.
Resurrect a card that can activate its effect when sent to GY and make it a wall.
Also, it is delicious to revive a card that can activate its effect when Special Summoned.
I tried using it as a trial when considering a guideless axis that uses traps a lot, but it was quite convenient because it does not put pressure on the Spell Trap zone.
Since the effect is not negate, it is easy to launch a surprise attack with Geyserless, which is a great help.
It boasts more convenience than it looks, so why don't you try using it?

Living Dead with permanent mark gone instead of being in Defense Position.
It has become strong against removal cards such as Cyclone, which was a demon until now, and can almost certainly do the job of reviving.
There are no restrictions or restrictions on revived monsters, and the versatility is surprisingly high.

A card that expresses how short the text in the OCG world is, as it is easy, clear, and therefore highly versatile.
It's hard to generalize, but compared to the Living Dead, which is the forerunner of the same resuscitation trap, the Living Dead is Attack Position, and if the Living Dead is defeated, the resuscitation destination will also be destroyed. There is such a thing, but this has the advantage of being able to hit the free chain, Defense Position, defense in case of emergency, and elimination of the opponent. However, since it does not remain on the field, it also has drawbacks such as not being able to be reused by bouncing and not being able to call Link Monsters.

《Marauding Captain》tossed away. I wonder if I've become mad at this treatment.
It's limited to Defense Position, but there's no reason why full resurrection is weak.
Although it has a painful weakness of not being able to revive Link Monsters, it's a rough and simple strong card, so it's hard to criticize.
However... I don't know why, but in the midst of libido and theme-based revivals, it's a little hard to see the idea of using this card...

On defense, he's a Special Summon, so it hurts that he can't revive Link Monsters.

Both Attack Position and Permanent Libido have advantages and disadvantages, and both are equally powerful cards, so he should choose whichever suits his deck. Having more options is great. I think it's a good card.

Livide has been fully revived instead of Defense Position. That alone makes it very powerful. Although the Link Monster cannot be revived, it has the advantage of not being disturbed by Chain Cycle. Since it is no longer a Continuous Trap, not remaining in the field is both an advantage and a disadvantage.

Not being able to revive the Link Monster is going to be a big disadvantage in the future, so it won't exceed the libido, but a complete revival without any disadvantages is powerful.

Since it is no longer permanent, libido is fully revived and less likely to be interfered with.
Since it's his Special Summon in Defense Position, it can't be used for follow-up attacks, but it can be deceived by using monsters that were revived or activated during the opponent's end phase as material.
It's less likely to interfere with revival than Libide, but that one can be bounced and reused for permanence, but this one has less combos, so the range of applications is wider, and it's mutually compatible. place.

Short text is powerful.
Unlike 《Call of the Haunted》, etc., this is a complete resurrection.
However, since it is a Defense Position, it cannot be attacked and Link Monsters cannot be revived.