Chain Hole →Used Deck

Chain crushing that was unlikely.
Negate! Negate! Exclusion! Negate! In the Reiwa environment where flashy aerial battles unfold, there is no problem with targets. Why you shouldn't pointlessly chain quick effects that can be triggered individually.
No matter how much prey is lying around, it's true that he hesitates to use him as the main character, but since he belongs to the hall, he's a dangerous area lying around in the forest of Traptrix. With this and the presence of Gravedigger's Trap Hole, Traptrix is strong against hand triggers from the first match.
Even if you don't like simultaneous triggers, you have no choice but to form a chain, so depending on the opponent, it's a terrifying existence that can't be avoided. It's just that it doesn't make much sense against his deck opponents who take advantage of exclusion, and on the contrary, it's a help, so it's bad when it's bad.

I'll make a hole in that chain!
If your opponent activates a monster effect by chaining to a card effect, negate it, and then remove 1 card with the same name as the negate card or randomly remove 1 card from your hand. Trap card with
First of all, the negate effect alone has some value, and it is a strong card especially for hand triggers that are often shot in some kind of chain and negate effects that are used for triggers. In particular, if you successfully activate it against Urara, you can force your opponent to make two rather unpleasant choices after passing through this effect.
That said, Called by the Grave is only strong against hand triggers, but if you look at it as an anti-monster effect, it can be half-hearted because of the presence of notifications. In particular, I am concerned about the instability of the conditions.
However, since this card is a Hole Normal Trap, it is possible to receive the support of Enchantment. Frecia can now mark hand triggers properly, and Trion's check ability has also been improved. Is it a card that has some versatility, but is even stronger if you make use of the name of the hole?

The new hole Normal Trap inherits the genealogy of the chain.
If your opponent activates a monster effect in response to the activation of your own effect, it has an effect that negates it, and as an additional effect, removes the monster with the same name from your hand/deck or chooses a random hand.
It's a little worrisome that it only has monster effects, but it doesn't have to be a negate effect to chain it.
As a result, the opponent will be required to banish or handicap with the same name.
The part that doesn't destroy the opponent's monster is a little worrisome, but the negate effect is a clear distinction from other Trap Holes, so it's an interesting card.

is chained together...
The effect is a card that negates the opponent's monster effect that was chained to the effect of the card, and forces you to remove the card with the same name as the negated card from your deck or hand.
Activation conditions may seem difficult at first glance, but regardless of whether you or your opponent, you can negate monster effects that are activated after Chain 2. In addition to monster negate, it is powerful to aim for handicap, but if you use it normally, Breakthrough and Solemn Strike are more convenient, and you can't help but think about using this card. yeah.
This card is powerful because it is a trap card named "Hole". It can be searched by the effect of Trion, a Traptrix monster, and set by the effect of Sera. The fact that it has a negate effect that has a very different activation condition from many previous Trap Hole Traps is also a sufficient point of differentiation. Consider using it as an accent to your Traptrix Deck.

Effects related to chains, as the name suggests.
A card that is the antithesis to hand triggers and negate effects that are rampant in modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Currently, if you hit the semi-limit 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, you can neutralize the opponent's Urara with an additional removal effect. In addition, the negate effect is often possessed by monsters in the EX Deck, which are ace monsters, so it can be said that it is a clear advantage that the handicap is almost confirmed.
Interference with spells and traps, I feel that this is a card that was born because of the lack of meta and the current environment where interference with monster effects is the mainstream.