Dimension Wall →Used Deck

There is probably a card called Magic Cylinder that is most compared to this card.
The advantage of this card over Magic Cylinder is that it doesn't target opponent's monsters, so resistance can be ignored.
And although it is limited, there is a monster version of Magic Cylinder called Mahaama the Fairy Dragon, which can recover or burn that amount in response to battles damage.
This card deals "battles damage" when the opponent declares an attack, so when the opponent declares an attack with a monster with 4000 ATK → "Dimension Wall" is activated, dealing battles damage and dealing "Mahaama the Fairy Dragon" in response. His Special Summon deals damage. Thank you very much.
With a total of 8000, you can do a one-kill trick that Magic Cylinder cannot.
The advantage of "Magic Cylinder" is that it negates attacks, so you can protect your own monsters in battles between monsters.
Also, since it's effect damage, it's small, but you can add 300 damage with "Dark Room of Nightmare". In addition to this, it can be triggered when the opponent receives effect damage.
Like both cards, it's one of the best burn cards, depending on your opponent, but you can expect 2000-4000 damage per card. Since it is a card that cuts LP, it cannot take board advantage, so it is a card that takes LP advantage.

An attack-responsive Trap card that forces all the battle damage received in that battle onto the opponent.
Cylinders with similar effects can protect monsters and negate attacks, so they do not trigger battle destruction effects or effects that require a battle, and in terms of numerical advantage, the loss is greater than that. However, the biggest strength here is that the effect can be passed through even if the attacking opponent monster has target resistance or complete resistance.
In a Deck that doesn't go up in the arena of advantage games and focuses on burning the opponent together with other effect damage cards, it is useful as a strong damage reflection card even with resistance, and it can be activated even when a direct attack is declared. If your opponent knows you have this card in their Deck, it's likely that your low LP opponent will be hesitant to attack.

Dinomorphia stabs you. That's because it's battles damage, not effect damage.

Comprehensive evaluation: Easier to use than 《Magic Cylinder》in that it does not target.
Compared to that, it's said to be inferior in that it can't protect monsters because it just bounces back the damage it receives, but since it doesn't target it, it doesn't affect resistance.
It's strong point is that it can deal severe damage to the opponent who ignores the face down card because it has resistance.
It's even better if you use a target trap card like "Compulsory Evacuation Device" together to mislead the face down card as a target card.
It might be a good idea to use it in a Burn Deck that doesn't simply line up monsters, and make it work just like Magic Cylinder.

It's a card with a similar role to the tube, and it's targeted at players compared to that, so it's advantage is that it's strong against people who have resistance, but it's more susceptible to the situation than that one, as it can't protect monsters and has high firepower. be.
Also, either way, it is slow to react to attacks and passive, and it is difficult to play an active role in the current era where removal is widespread.

In the past, 《Magic Cylinder》was evaluated as being close to backward compatibility, but in the Burn Deck, where monsters are not often lined up, it does not target and only transfers the player's damage, so the resistance of the monster makes sense. This will be given priority from the point that it does not.
However, since it is an attack reaction Trap anyway, it is vulnerable to removal.

Performance is almost backward compatible with 《Magic Cylinder》
Attack reaction Trap is slow and unstable

A Trap that transfers battles damage to the opponent.
The advantage is that you can ignore people with resistance because it's harder to deal large damage than "Magic Cylinder".

If you can't protect your own monsters and use it in battles between monsters, it will be backward compatible with "Magic Cylinder", but it will be difficult to avoid if it is activated because it is an effect that forces battles damage (not burn damage) on opponents who do not target. There is a higher priority than 《Magic Cylinder》in Burn Deck.
Nowadays, the number of monsters that are resistant to targeted effects has increased considerably, so the fact that they are not targeted cannot be ignored.

Attack the Cover Token with Chaos Max! ! ! !
Trigger Dimension Wall!
Don't take 8000 damage from this battle!
I can do it.
In the current environment, he is also aiming for Metalfoes Orichaluk. strong.

Blue-Eyed Master: Direct attack with 『Blue-Eyed's Ultimate Dragon』!
A man: "Excuse me, but 'Dimension Wall'"
Blue-Eyed Master "!?"
It translates to "Dimensional Wall".
Dimension repels battle damage!

As a Wall (Burn) believer, I doubt myself why I haven't evaluated it until now. I admit that this card pales in comparison to Magic Cylinder. However, the biggest advantage of this card is that it transfers battles damage to the opponent, in other words, it can protect against those who negate effects that take targets that Magic Cylinder cannot prevent, and also reduce the opponent's LP. Noda. Even that Venominaga is helpless! strong. The problem is that it can be removed before it can attack you, but keep your spirits up!

This is a card you need to avoid damage.
Moreover, the other party will eat it, unconditionally!
It's amazing!

The big difference from "Magic Cylinder" is that it is treated as battle damage, but basically "Magic Cylinder" is better. However, it is certain that this card itself has decent specs, so it can be used depending on the deck.

The feature of this card is that it is not treated as effect damage.
However, situations where it can be used effectively tend to be limited.

Unlike the cylinder, which directly damages ATK, it only transfers battles damage.
Therefore, they are easy to deal with and are not a big threat.

Great damage with this card

A card with effects similar to 《Magic Cylinder》.
However, this one is inferior in that it cannot protect the monster, and the damage to the opponent is reduced by her ATK of this monster.
Also, unlike "Magic Cylinder", this one is treated as battles damage, so it's effective when Death Wombat is played.
Since 《Magic Cylinder》has been unrestricted, will this be adopted as the fourth and subsequent 《Magic Cylinder》?

There are subtle differences, but basically it's the 4th and subsequent 《Magic Cylinder》.
An excellent card in the Burn Deck that deals a lot of damage while stopping direct attacks. If limited to direct, it is almost equivalent to 《Magic Cylinder》.
It's treated as battles damage, so it's strong against the effect damage meta, and it doesn't target monsters, so it's also effective against monsters with target resistance and effect resistance.
You can choose the situation, but if you want to inflict damage without fail, it can exceed 《Magic Cylinder》.

You can think of it as a cylinder limited to direct attacks.
In the Burn Deck, this card with both offense and defense can be used quite well.
Unlike the tube, he doesn't stop the battle, so be careful especially against the Gladiator Beast.

If you use a strategy that doesn't leave monsters on the field, you can use it like Magic Cylinder from the third one onwards.
Burn card with good damage efficiency.