World Legacy Whispers →Used Deck

His Spell charge of JK Parallel Interdiction. (1) When activated, it has the effect of increasing the attack and defense of monsters of level 6 or higher by 1000 for 1 turn, and (2) has the effect of negating the effect of his spell that was activated in the same column as his Mekk-Knight. Since it's an "effect activated in the same column", even if you send a card activated by Forbidden Droplet to his GY, it can be negated, just like deep layers. It's also powerless against permanent effects.
JK relies on backing for interference, so being able to stop Feather Brooms and Lights is of great significance, but the drawback is that this card alone is completely useless as an interference card.
If there is a high-level JK in GY, the resurrection effect completes the interference system, unlike the deep layer, in the case of this card, it is necessary to have another means of putting out JK in the same column as his spell card activated by the opponent, and finally 1 interference. is rather inefficient.
The attack and defense increase effect of ① is quite significant considering that JK with many RBIs can surpass the opponent's 3000 ace, but the problem is that Trap does not have an immediate effect. In the first place, JK who has a level to build the board is often used up as a link material and hand cost, and since it is an effect that targets only when activated, there is no target when using 2 interference according to the opponent's spell. In most cases you can't even activate it. Furthermore, for some reason, it does not correspond to the blue sky, which is probably the most frequently used in JK. If it's battle support, there are many scenes where you want to strengthen the link body's Meisei, and you can't help but wonder if it's not good for JK normally.
In general, I have to say that the effect itself is quite necessary for the theme, but because it was put together in a strange way, it has a subtle performance. Still, there are situations where it is necessary, so it will be necessary to consult with the environment and Deck regarding adoption.

Sealing the spell card is quite high as a lock card performance. Since it is a trap, it has a high degree of surprise attack, and if your opponent activates 《Harpie's Feather Broom》or 《Raigeki》in the same column as the Mekkai Knight while this card is set, you can negate the effect as it is, which is quite powerful. be a counter. Even if your opponent is cautious of this card and avoids the same column as the Mech Knight, you can use the effect of Mekk-Knight Indigo Eclipse to move the Mech Knight by chaining those effects. However, it should be noted that Continuous Spell is useless against types that do not activate like World Legacy Key.
The effect of (1) is that the RBI of a level 5 or higher monster is increased by 1000 for one turn, which is a pretty reliable card for Mecha Knights who have a modest RBI. However, the mecha knight protagonist "Mekk-Knight Spectrum Supreme" doesn't have a level, so he can't receive this benefit. why.

World Legacy in charge of Spell negate.
The effect when activated is 1000 increase in attack and defense, and although it is only for that turn, his RBI is modest, so Mekk-Knight is better than scars.
However, it's a bit plain because the increase value is fixed, and there are many things that are somewhat regrettable, such as not being compatible with Link and Avram, and for some reason, the blue sky, due to the level designation that may have been added because of the star marks.
Since it will be adopted mainly for his Spell negate in the latter half, the number of adoptions will decrease rather than deep.

It's a very strong trap card against Pendulum, but without Konpeki, it just pales in comparison to the other two World Legacy rocks. Still, I would like to evaluate him in terms of the possibility of negate Harpie and Braho.

The effect of 1 is a level 6 or higher Tenshin, but in exchange for versatility, some of his Mekk-Knights are hubbed.
If it's Mekk-Knight, it looks like it can be managed with honesty without relying on this...
The effect of 2 can be combined with azure to negate the opponent's girlfriend's spell, so azure is a prerequisite, but it is strong.
Conversely, if there is no azure, it can be easily avoided.

Maybe Reese is an evil creature on par with a certain incubator...
His Spell edition of Mekk-Knight's proud tandem negate series.
Combined with Azure's movement effect, being able to run across his spells in all directions would be pretty annoying. On the other hand, without Konpeki, his spell cards are easy to adjust and difficult to negate. It's probably only useful for Precast Continuous Spells and Set Quick-Play Spells.
It also has the effect of strengthening 1 level 6 or higher monster until the end phase. It's a pity that Mekk-Knight can't strengthen the Azure.

Mekk-Knight's tandem negate series, in which Soukyuu is excluded for some reason, is his Spell version, and the bump edition that can be used at any time.
I don't know what to do since it's until the end, but the main body is a vertical spell negate, so it's a problem... However, most of his spells are normal spells, so it's not very meaningful unless he fills the space. Well, there is a way to do something like Azure or 《Column Switch》...
As a general comment, it's just one step away, but I think it's a card that can be stacked