Hey, Trunade! →Used Deck

Peeling off all the opponent's backs is effective, but destroying them might be quicker.
At most, it's not affected by 《Lord of the Heavenly Prison》. If you only have one card with a resistance to Shinkou Dragon or Key Beetle, Cozsai is fine, and since there aren't many decks that go down, I get the impression that Cozusai is usually enough. Moreover, the troublesome thing is that you can only approach it prone, so if you get hit with Vanity's Emptiness with a chain, you can't even look at it.
In Lynx, since suppression by lying down was the mainstream, it rampages as a follower one-kill companion. With the power word "a card with the strength to end a duel at any time", he was thrown into Limi 1 while hitting Hey, Trunade! into the duelist's abs, but he still went on a rampage and was finally banned.

In Lynx, an instant death spell that will make you cry while surrendering or cut off in anger at the moment it passes.
In OCG, it's the next choice for face-down removal after the second one after Feather Broom, Rite, Reboot, and Tsuitsui, but I don't think it will be called unless it's a very murderous build like Numeron.
Perhaps because of Hurricane's reflection, I can't interfere with his Spell Trap when it's face-up, so it's pretty reliable as a face-down countermeasure that you can avoid removal just by turning a Continuous Trap face-up, and you can't deal with 《Mystic Mine》at the critical moment. It must be said that it lacks
On the other hand, in Lynx, various elements were meshed together, and he continued to rampage more than the main family and was banned.
Even though there are many opponent-killers such as Invoked Purgatrio and Dragunity Knight - Ascalon, the initial LP is only 4000, there are almost no hand triggers such as Urara increase G, and counters such as suppressing monsters and divine declarations that stop the opponent's effects are almost non-existent. None... In the world of Lynx, we have no choice but to rely on general-purpose traps for removal and interference...
In such a Lynx world, this card's high lethality and lack of countermeasures, which can be used without any questions and answers, were incomparable to OCG's 《Red Reboot》.
As the name suggests, it has continued to spread disaster for nearly three years since its appearance in the local world of Links, and has followed the same fate as the original Hurricane. Speaking of Lynx, it's the last one kill, and this card is the magic card that has shaped all of Lynx.

A hurricane that has been adjusted so that her spells, traps, and equipment cards that remain face-up on the field cannot be reused. It is excellent that you can remove interfering spells and traps with this one card without relying on monsters, but continuous spells, continuous traps, field spells, etc. Some of the normal traps and quick-play spells that can be activated are difficult because they are powerless and out of reach.
In Duel Links, where the face-down card is strong, it was able to crush the opponent's obstruction cards and decide one kill, so it was quite highly evaluated, but due to its high versatility, it was designated as a banned card. rice field. It's called Cocytus, and cards that would never be regulated on paper are regulated there.

Is this a greeting? If you are a member of society, you can do the basics, right? Is this a greeting?
Good morning! It's Hey, Trunade!! BF from, Sandra…etc
Anyway, it's a traditional art to unfold and hit the naked enemy
What? Don't you have a trigger? You induced me to exchange business cards, right?
And so, in Duel Links, two years have passed since I was forced to limit myself to limit 2 with a silly regulation that said, "I'm going to regulate you because you can end the duel at any time."
It is quite effective because it can be used to peel off the back and deploy it when the preceding gun is knocked down.

A card adjusted so that it can only operate as Hurricane originally envisioned at the time.
Of course, it can no longer be used for self-bounce, but since it can't remove strengthening spell traps or open permanent meta traps that are already equipped on opponent monsters, its performance is significantly lower than hurricane. …But since the comparison target is a banned card, it has a certain level of strength as a means of getting rid of the cancer face down.
Against Trap Deck opponents that use Staro, 《The Huge Revolution is Over》, and Yabuhebi from the main or side as counter cards against Nagisa and Laith, it is definitely an effective card that surpasses Nagisa and Laith.

Spell Trap bounce card commonly seen in Lynx
After activating this card, if a one-shot kill is not established, the next turn it will be face down and it will have no meaning, so it has a strong habit. Not very reliable in OCG with bang bang hand triggers.
Unless you're really scared of bushy snakes, rice is usually enough.

An excellent card created by adjusting Hurricane. It can only deal with set cards, but its strength is that it can deal with cards that you don't want to destroy, such as bush snakes, and cards that have resistance to destruction. Conmai may have wanted to make this kind of card for the original Hurricane as well.

When it came out, it was expected that he would be used as the second Hanehaha, or rather, he would be used on an equal footing with Harpie, but after opening the lid, Hanehabaya was more user-friendly. Basically, it is a card for the side, but if a face-down main environment comes again, there is also a direct insertion.

It is a set-limited hurricane, perfect for clearing the dew before summoning and attacking. Strong against Staro and Revolution, it's a strong card in the Beatdown Deck.
On the other hand, it does not affect the front side, and it has a high impact only on such cards.
The combo property of the card with yourself is also lower than the original hurricane.
Like hurike, it's basically a temporary surrender, and recently the reliability of lying down has declined, so it's becoming less and less effective.
It is an impression that it is facing the side. I think it's a better adjustment than the hurricane.

Useful as a one-kill card
However, it is vulnerable to free chains, and the difficulty is that it will be avoided by activating Continuous Trap.

An adjusted version of the banned card Hurricane. Unlike over there, you can't bounce his face-up Spell/Trap cards, but being able to bounce your opponent's set cards is powerful and easy to attack. Does the appearance of this card imply that Hurricanes will not be relaxed from banning?

It's a perfect 1 kill promotion card for dew, this is.
Can't you bounce if it's chained to a Continuous Trap, etc. and becomes face-up? Think the other way around, think you were able to make it explode.
Star Lightsworn, you can support 1 kill without reacting 《The Huge Revolution is Over》, so it's not a weak point.
I would be more than happy if there was a card from GY that could set a Quick-Play Spell or something in the Spell Trap zone, other than Twisting and Treasure Map.
In making this kind of card a supermarket, I think that they are doing it with an understanding of the profit.
Collect them quickly before they go up in price.

The combo performance is omitted from the banned card Hurricane.
Like Hurricane, it basically loses the property of returning permanence with ad loss and reusing it, so it has a sharper property than the original Hurricane.
It's basically a one-kill card because it can't take advantage, but it's a pain that the face-up card can't be returned.
If you close your eyes there, it will be an excellent face-down removal card that is hard to interfere with due to its bounce.
Even if you go first, you can use it to retrieve the two cards that were put into play by turning the tray, but since it is used on the premise that you drew the turning tray, it would be difficult to use it just for that reason.

Human rights frame super rare card this time. A normal spell that has the effect of detuning a hurricane, returning only set cards to the hand.
In terms of removing set card threats for 1 turn, it is possible to move on par with the original Hurricane, and especially if you can aim for a finish from a large number of deployments, it will show the work of the past as Tsuyuhara.
However, the continuous trap that can be used in the free chain avoids the bounce by activating it, and depending on the thing, it may not be possible to decide, so overconfidence is prohibited. Naturally, it is already powerless against face-up cards.
As for Spell Trap removal, while Cyclone-type cards have a lot of good ones, mass removal was a chore. A nova candidate who bites there.

A piece that makes AF and Valle cry
Trap's human rights are being lost~

Hmm. In the current environment, set spells and traps have been replaced by hand triggers, so it's not very strong when you can't interact with the front side, but it's very compatible with Set Rotation, so it's likely to be bounced. .... In the end, his Trap becomes weak again.

You might think it's a modified version of the nostalgic Hurricane, but it's a card that can accomplish about 50% of what you want to do with Hurricane.
It will break down the opponent's interference board such as Shintsu and Bresle.
His face-up cards such as Continuous Trap, which are chained and activated, are useless, and it is difficult to bounce and reuse your own cards, so is it correct to view them as pure removal cards?

A modified version of the Hurricane card.
It has the effect of bouncing the set card.
It's perfect for clearing the next move, but unlike a hurricane, it can't interfere with face-up, so it feels pretty tough compared to a hurricane.
However, in the current environment, after all, it is compatible with tray spinning.
In the case of ABC, it is possible to bounce from the hangar and the ravine from the tray rotation, so if the tray rotation is not restricted, I feel that it will really function as a dewdrop.

It's perfect for paying off your opponent's set card without performing [Destruction].
I feel a little tight that I can't return the card, the card on the front side.
If you use something unusual like Treasure Map or Worm Illidan, which is meaningful to set, you can make more interesting moves.

The number of GY activations increased and I want to return
The hurricane is back for a set only New options have increased for back measures.

This is another card that seems to limit or ban his Spell/Trap removal system. Although it is said to be local, it carefully skips all the cards that have been set.
In a deck that makes full use of the face cards, it becomes a slightly degraded version of Harpie that can be stacked three times, and can be safely connected to deployment and attacks. This doesn't correspond to the face side and also returns your own set card, so you want to use 《Heavy Storm Duster》, Tsuitsui, Cyclone, which can be targeted with this, depending on the opponent.

A modified version of Hurricane.
Even though you can't reuse the front Spell/Trap, it's easy to bounce all of your opponent's set cards and concentrate on attacking.