Number 89: Diablosis the Mind Hacker →Used Deck

Kashtira Diablosis
When used in parallel with fellow 《Kashtira Shangri-Ira》, block the board ₊ and deny her deck. His connection with Diablosis enabled him to lock down the board with tremendous force.
Since you can check the cards in the EX Deck and remove them from the back side, you can also know the contents of the opponent's Deck. Do not peek.
The move to completely deny the opponent was not good, so from 2023/06/05, it was banned by the overseas TCG, bearing much of the responsibility.
For that reason, he remains on the Kashtira side with 《Kashtira Unicorn》semi-restricted.

This card is not banned as of 2022/11.
First of all, the effect of ③ has an impact, and if the opponent has already activated Greed, a total of 22 cards in his Deck will be destroyed.
Of course, there is a high possibility that he will have a deck when the opponent has already activated Greed, so using it on the second attack alone won't win the game.
Rather, by putting it out in advance, it looks like you can check the activation of draw sources such as greed.
In addition, the effect of ① can cause great damage to his Deck, which depends on specific EX monsters for deployment. Unlike X monsters with removal, it is strong in that it can be played on the first turn.
The effect of ② is also slow to activate, but it's a plain nasty effect.
It was a rank 7 monster, so it was a rather heavy monster, but it was easy to develop level 7, and it was easy to use with "Kashtira", which can take advantage of the backside exclusion, and the effect was good.
You choose your opponent, but if you get addicted to it, it's a strong type of card.

Even though it's a card from 5 years ago, she's somehow related to Kashtira. Her effects, ranks, and illustrations are perfect for Kashtira. Perhaps this card was the impetus for creating the theme.
There are many operations to pin the EX monster these days when the EX frame is tight. Just excluding one card can crush the opponent's initial move and bring about a significant drop in strength.
She is also the arch-nemesis of cards like Gordon, Alloy, and Gold Note, and this one card can wreck her deck.
There weren't many gimmicks to remove the back side, so it wasn't good for destroying decks, but the appearance of 《Kashtira Fenrir》and 《Kashtira Unicorn》changed it drastically. If the opponent has 10 or more face-down removals, his Deck destruction becomes a reality.
Next, he's new to Kashtira, and I'm afraid he's going to destroy all the decks that actually precede it.

The No. monster whose evaluation exploded with the appearance of Kashtira. After excluding the opponent's useful EX monsters, Shangri-La's effect makes the opponent's board unusable, and Arise Heart's effect absorbs the banished cards as X materials, isn't it too brutal...? The illustration is also nice because he looks like Kashtira (white eyes).

One of the OCG original numbers that appeared in the 2017 collection, and a general-purpose material rank 7X.
His Kashtira, the theme that appeared in 2022, not only matches his race and monster effects, but also his Deck concept, which fights at Rank 7X. likely to have been significantly involved in
The effect does not have the ability to interfere with the board, and it is a pity that it is difficult to pull the trigger of its own 3 effect by itself on the opponent's turn due to another effect of its own. Its nature of narrowing the range of the opponent's strategy with two effects is worth noting, especially the effect that allows you to target any one monster in the opponent's EX Deck and remove it from the back side, depending on the opponent's Deck, you can go first. By doing so, it can be said that it has unique value as one of the options for rank 7X, as it will limit the means of deployment of the opponent after that.

Overall Rating: Cards garbled by Kashtira.
Since Kashtira is a Psychic that uses a lot of face-down removal and is easy to get Rank 7, I feel like I made it with synergy with this card.
By lining up with 《Kashtira Shangri-Ira》, you can banish your opponent's EX face-down with this card, and you can banish the top of his Deck face-down, blocking 2 of your opponent's monster zones.
His other Kashtira's backside removal can also trigger his deck destruction, and the blockade speed will double as well as the deck destruction progresses, greatly stopping the opponent's movement.
If your opponent uses 《Pot of Desires》, you can aim to destroy a lot of his Deck, but it's still dependent on the opponent.

"One of my top 5 personal favorite cards." (Illustration is really cool...)
It has 2800 hit points without being restricted to rank 7 materials, which is a pretty good stat. The effect deals with face-down removal, and you can really aim to destroy his deck. As already mentioned, after the opponent has repeatedly fired "Pot of Desires", you can play this card and say, "(3): Can be activated when the opponent's card is banished face-down. Remove cards from the top of your opponent's deck by face-down, equal to the number of cards in your opponent's deck." By using this effect, you can continue until the end of the game.
"It's a powerful card that's fairly easy to cast and has a novel power."

X has a lot of effects related to face-down exclusion, which was just starting to become popular when it first appeared.
The effect of 3 can be triggered by yourself, so you won't have much trouble.
As already mentioned, against his deck opponents that deal with a lot of face-down removal cards like greed, you can do a lot of his deck deaths. Since it is excluded from the back side, there is little concern that it will be used in some way, and the risk is small even among deck deaths.
The effects of 1 and 2, which trigger 3, are also EX/GY meta and excellent.
The effect itself isn't bad, but as already said, it's rank 7, which is heavy, and it's not a card that directly affects the board, and it tends to affect the opponents who can show its effect.
With its sharp performance like a horn, it has a strong uniqueness, and whether it can be prioritized depends on the environment and the cards used in combination.

His only DARK Psychic Xyz, which is unexpectedly absent.
The effect is to peep one card from the opponent's EX Deck and remove it from the back side, remove the back side of his GY at the time of battle destruction, and the number of cards that have already been removed from the back side when the opponent's card is removed from the back side. He removes the backside from the deck.
Anyway, it has a steel will to remove the back side, and although the number itself is small, it can be said that it is quite a performance considering that it is difficult to reuse.
Also, the representative card for face-down removal is Pot of Desires.
However, as a Rank 7, it has a strong habit, and it doesn't directly interfere with the board, so it's hard to say that it's definitely worth adopting. Depending on the opponent's EX Deck meta, it's a card that can be annoying, so I have the impression that it's a candidate when there are extra slots.

If the opponent uses greed, it's a brutal card that will immediately be out of the deck if you hit it several times. Furthermore, if it is not disturbed, it has the effect of erasing the opponent's key card. ATK is also quite high at 2800. The lack of destruction resistance is a weak point, but it's good to make up for it with Cloth or Xyz Tribal.

Also known as "Gordon Absolute Man".
A monster that hits general-purpose rank 7 with the exciting concept of "Deck destruction".
Even in the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where there are many ways to reuse it, his face-down hurts, and since it's Peeping Death from the EX Deck, you can almost certainly kill your opponent's key card. In addition, he has a bonus for destroying Decks.
Even after the X material dies, it is further removed by battle destruction, and as the name suggests, when the opponent uses Pot of Desires, at least 20 of his deck will die.
The downside is that he's a Psychic, a race with slightly less support, but since he's a DARK and his own status is high, I don't think it matters that much.

(1) excludes the back from the opponent's EX Deck. Eh... the opponent's key card disappears immediately?
② is an ability that can be excluded from GY as a battle destruction bonus. Great for his Decks from GY, such as the "Malebranche of the Burning Abyss" Deck!
③ You can scrape the number of decks that are excluded from the back. If you make full use of this ability, you can clear the deck in 2-4 turns! Moreover, the brutality that those cards can hardly be used ...
It's not easy to get it out with a Psychic Deck, so it's better to quickly attack with something like Gagaga.

This all in one will lead to the removal from various places and the destruction of the deck.
Combined with (soul absorption), you can expect a large amount of LP gain!
If all goes well, an extra win is no longer a dream!

Now that the greedy adoption rate is declining, we can't expect a large number of back exclusions
Even so, with 1 EX + additional effect, he can remove the top 1 card from the Deck.
The effects of 2 and 3 can be activated even without materials, so if you can maintain it, the number of exclusions will double...
General-purpose ★7 has a high ATK, but it is still difficult to get out and has a problem with resistance.

Rank 7 with the effect of (1) banning 1 of the opponent's extra deck from the front, (2) banning 1 of the opponent's GY from battle destruction, and (3) banning the top of the opponent's Deck from the front.
(1) is one card, so you want to aim for the opponent's key card or restricted card. It's a backside exclusion, so there are limited ways to reuse it.
Although (2) is only one card and can only be destroyed in battle, it's pretty troublesome because it's a face-down removal like (1).
(3) meshes with (1) and (2), and is very effective as a check against 《Pot of Desires》.
RBI is as high as 2800, and there is no material restriction, overall an excellent rank 7.

Looks like there was a guy with a name like this in the last boss of Rockman EXE...
General-purpose rank 7 nova.
A card that includes a lot of backside exclusion, which is one of Konmai's booms since last year.
The effect of 1 is to remove 1 of your opponent's extras using materials.
If it's a limited card, you can finish it by shooting through it, but even if you remove one card, the effect is weak.
The effect of 2 is that if the opponent is destroyed by battle, he is excluded from GY.
Although the battle is involved, I feel that a card that allows you to touch the opponent's GY and also exclude his GY is relatively valuable.
The effect of 3 is to destroy his deck by banishing the number of backsides removed from the opponent's deck.
It works in conjunction with your own effect, but the number of cards is very small, so you want to aim after the opponent's 《Pot of Desires》is used.
As can be said for all three effects, there is no effect that touches the field or hand, and it tends to be harassment.
The RBI is high even at rank 7, so I don't have a problem with hitting it, but...

I think it's an interesting effect that you can face-down remove cards from various places with three effects.
I think it's reassuring that it has the highest ATK among the two unbound materials with rank 7X.
It's rank 7X, but I think it's easy to put out with a "Harpie" Deck.

Cyber... Diabolos... Diablomon's Great Counterattack? ?
The effect is Peeping EX Deck Death first. It won't bite those who don't bite, but it will bite those who can. However, if two or more are piled up, the power is halved and this alone is not enough punch.
Next, GY exclusion. It's powerful to banish it face-down, but its efficiency is conspicuous as it only has one card when it's destroyed in battle. This is another step for general purpose rank 7.
However, these two effects are strategic. Reap the opponent's deck as many as the number of cards removed from the back side. When it comes to face-down removal, it's Greedy, and if your opponent uses Greedy once, you can destroy his deck by using this card's effect twice.
It's a killer card that is too pinpoint, but the opponent is a power card that has a high adoption rate in the environment. His deck, which can produce rank 7, can also be used as a secret ball.

A generic rank 7 that appeared with the rare effect of destroying the deck. Demonstrates a tremendous meta effect against 《Pot of Desires》. If Pot of Desires has already been activated, a total of 21 cards will be banished face-down, including this card's effect. If he can use the effect again, a total of 43 cards will be removed from the backside, and considering his starting hand and draws, even with a 50-card deck, he can run out of decks. Well, I feel strongly when I write this, but there is no reason for anyone to have a strong greed, and if they do not, the performance is very unsatisfactory. Even if you put in a strong greed, it will be removed in the side exchange. Also, the biggest problem is that despite the weight of rank 7, there is no effect of earning ads. Since Dragon Ruler's debacle, rank 7 has been hard to come by, and at present there are almost no decks of him that use this card.

A newcomer who is expected to be a low-key but rare general-purpose rank 7
The only card that can be removed from the backside in large numbers is the opponent-dependent Gordon, so it has a strong position as a checkpoint.

A new general-purpose rank 7, absolute backside exclusion man.
First of all, you can peep the opponent's extras and then banish one card from the back side. Even if you are not given a job, you can do a certain amount of work just by acquiring information ads by peeping.
And if he destroys monsters in battle, he can also cut GY.
And when those effects are activated, even the back side of the Deck is excluded as an added bonus. Since there is no way to activate it, if you go first, it will only serve as a restraint, but if you go after your opponent hits Gordon first, you can deal a ridiculous blow, in a sense, it is an effect that can be said to be a Gordon meta.
It's not written as easy to understand and strong as Dragosak or Big Eye, but it's a card that gradually deals damage with a plain disgust. It won't hurt.

"An iron will to absolutely exclude the other side." The new general-purpose rank 7 has 2800 RBIs again.
Well, I choose my opponent, but there aren't many Decks that can keep a cool face when even EX, GY, and Deck are targeted. In particular, (1) EX destruction is the most useful because it can be actively set up by the activation effect, and at the same time he also triggers the destruction of the deck. It's a pretty nasty effect against his deck with Toadally Awesome, Omega, and Dante. Depending on the opponent, banning GY will also put pressure on them, and the damage to the deck will get stronger the more times you leave it, so the more you leave it, the more dangerous it becomes.
On the other hand, it's not like you can gain a direct advantage, so you want to increase the number of banished cards, but the drawback is that the effect is too gradual. As a result, I feel that it will often end with plain harassment.
"By the way, it's a nightmare card for Gordon users." Of course, the activation will be restrained, but if it is activated first, a severe counter is waiting. It's a pinpoint meta, but keep in mind that Gordon can also be a weak point against his deck, which uses rank 7.

You can also use it as a card that removes the back side, a rank 7 simple EX destruction & GY meta card. 　In the case of ③, the number of cards to be excluded will increase, but the cards to be excluded on the reverse side are "Gratton" and "Death Ultima".
There are only some cards such as ", so I want to remove it with my own effect. 　

D/D absolute killing man
He's a threat to the deck because he uses greed.
The effect of banishing one of the opponent's extras is also troublesome because it can be pinpointed.
Overall, it's a new general-purpose rank 7 that stands shoulder to shoulder with Big Eye.

A card that seems to hear a spell-like voice from Satisfaction Town
Just because there is a track record of Enterplasnil, or...
It was strong in Sakura, but it added more EX Deck destruction.
To be honest, I don't have many ways to banish a lot of cards from my backside, so I think that most of the time, the favorite is the effect of destroying EX Decks... Yes, I don't have a way to banish myself, but my opponent has banished 10 cards from me. There are cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Let's slam this on the nose of the guy who's giggling by drawing and flip it over

A man who absolutely excludes behind the scenes. Interference with backside exclusion is quite strong (confidence)
That's no wonder, and it can be said that its strength is spurred by the fact that there are almost no means of recovery compared to normal exclusion.
It's GOOD to have 1 to gradually reduce the strength from the EX Deck, 2 to clean up GY, and 3 to destroy his deck.
With 《Lightforce Sword》, I can actively set up a face-down removal, and I wonder if I can destroy even my hand this time (guess face)
Gordon, who has a high adoption rate, will blow the top 20 cards from the deck on the day he shoots, and it will be a gambling card to bet on a two-card draw.
I'm worried about the accident, but it feels great to send it to the opponent and use Gordon to draw 2 cards while hitting it with Daiza (Konami feeling)
He can't directly interfere in the scene, but he's good at slowly pushing him down mentally, and he's like a psychic.
If you do too much, your friends will hate you, so don't overdo it, and try to harass them in moderation (laughs).