Ghost Sister & Spooky Dogwood →Used Deck

A hand trigger monster that can be said to be an LP recovery version of increased G, one of the undead tuners called youkai girls with a constant level and attack and defense.
If his LP is not recovered even though he threw it away, his LP will be halved. It can be said that it is rare to suffer the disadvantages of tobacco.
However, against G, which is a draw, the number of times he Special Summoned his opponent is directly connected to a numerical advantage, and using this card to recover his LP as a shield or halving his LP, he flashes the disadvantage to the opponent to develop it. It is honestly difficult to force the cancellation of
After all, if you create a board that you can't return even if you have tens of thousands of LP, your death will only be postponed. The power to destroy them is much higher than that.
Aside from the end phase of each other's turn, it should be seen as a monster that can be thrown out of the hand with Friche at any time.
Counterattack with a card that increases power according to the difference in LP against the opponent who has been careless about LP recovery and it's not a deterrent. Dawn! It may be Otsu.
Around the time this monster appeared, it was said to negate effects that touch the Deck, and negate effects that touch GY. ! It was expected, but as expected, such an unreasonable card did not come out.

Like Maxx "C" , it is a hand trigger monster that puts pressure on the opponent's continuous Special Summon (space expansion), but it can be evaluated as weaker than the extra G.
Because, what's bad about ignoring the extra G and expanding into space is that there's a danger that you'll be able to turn over the board where you believe you're the strongest with such a large amount of draws. Especially if 《Forbidden Droplet》will draw you in, interference centered on monster effects is completely useless. "Ghost Sister & Spooky Dogwood" doesn't have that fear, it's just his LP recovery.
However, there is also the option of adopting it together with Masu G. Both have turn 1 restrictions, and once they are negated by 《Called by the Grave》or 《Crossout Designator》, you can no longer use cards with the same name, but if you break them up with increased G and 《Ghost Sister & Spooky Dogwood》, you can use either one to check. Easy to apply. LP recovery is 20,000 to 30,000 if you use his opponent's Special Summon as a trigger.

Good moves with some of his decks.
However, even if you chain to the SS effect, if the opponent ends up with his ATK 0 or his Normal Monster.
Note that LP may be halved.

A youkai girl dressed like a sister
It has the effect of recovering her LP every time the opponent ss during the activation turn. If you don't recover, your girlfriend's LP will be halved as a penalty, but if you chain it to the ss effect and activate it, you won't mind.
If you want to adopt it, we recommend Aroma or Ra

A card that will almost certainly survive the turn it is successfully activated.
Could it be called Threatening Roar, which can be activated from the hand but cannot stop the battle? If he doesn't intend to put monsters on the field, he can have 9 life extension cards, including reconciliation.

One of the so-called "Maxx "C"" type cards that doesn't interfere but has an advantage.
Using this card won't give you any advantage on the board or hand, but it's definitely an eyesore for his deck, which deploys a lot of monsters, and it may end up with a light deployment. It is possible.
However, if you have cards that can be solidified, it is possible to reduce the opponent's LP to 40,000 or 50,000 over several turns, so it is not a card that you can expect that much. I think. After all, if certainty is important, it would be better to use other trigger systems.
Also, since there is a turn 1 limit, it is not possible to duplicate it, and it is not an effect that gains an advantage on the card, so if you want to use this card so much, you can use a combo that uses some LP or a delayed combo. About when I want to.
Also, if you don't develop anything, your LP will be halved, so if you draw a Metabeat against your opponent... it's not a card that can be used by everyone.

The strength that other triggers don't have is that you can almost certainly earn 1 turn. Depending on the opponent, it can give you a huge LP advantage, so I think it's worth giving priority to Darklords and Winged Dragons of Ra, where LP cost is important.

It was used for a short time as a Gundra One kill meta. Also, a card that demonstrates considerable power in the second attack in an extra duel. After all, if he develops, he will recover LP by that amount, so he needs to reduce LP more than the LP recovered on the third turn. If you choose to suppress the development, you can reduce the opponent's LP at once on the second turn of the return, and the victory will be greatly approached. Basically, 《Maxx "C"》is fine, but it has the advantage that it can also be used as a one-shot care.

Although it is not simply upward compatible, it is an excellent one-kill stopper that has versatility that greatly exceeds the one-kill meta due to battles such as the effect damage meta, fader and scarecrow that were crudely manufactured mainly in the 6th to 8th periods.
However, hand triggers that prevent defeat due to battle and effect damage are not limited to this card, and are becoming increasingly obsolete. .
Without a way to make use of the huge LP ad from the last turn, it will be impossible to take over the current inflated hand inducers.

I think that you will choose the countdown deck of the end and the timing,
It will probably speed up the work of making his LP difference in Katsuro Exo
I think it's a very nice card.

Part 5 of our annual hand trigger series.
This time, he recovers his LP for his ATK of his Special Summoned monster.
There are some similarities with Proliferating G, but there is a difference in that his deck is cut by draws and can be stopped by Urara, so there is no need to differentiate it.
However, there are disadvantages here, so unlike over there, it is not that versatile.
The effect itself is safe and easy to use, but it's hard to flatter that even if he recovers his LP, it will be a direct ad.
On the contrary, if the opponent creates a suppression board, it will be a disadvantage.
Yu-Gi-Oh these days often returns the opponent's turn after setting up a solid field, so there's not much merit to include this card that can't stop the opponent's movement.
Another negative point is that it only responds to Effect Monster's Special Summon.
Personally, I wanted a hand trigger that negates the exclusion because exclusion is popular in Thunder Dragon and the like.

A card that is used by some tarantula and one-killed. Still, it plays a role in countering Gundra One Kill, and other than that, his deck doesn't rot... should.

I wonder if it's a one-kill countermeasure card. Since it has a disadvantage, when the opponent activates the effect of the card, I want to put it out in the form of throwing it in. The cutest of the hand triggers. Coincidentally, I really like the Siclee I got, and I put one in my favorite deck as a main card. Basically for the side.

Deck, Extra, GY meta, so I thought it was already excluded or narrow meta, but the 5th generation changed direction.
Deck is more trustworthy than G, and has a certain degree of resistance to azathoth because it can be thrown away in a free chain, and the ability to survive the solitaire of that turn is high. .
However, he can only earn LP, so if you don't leave as much energy as possible after surviving, it will only increase the amount of time you'll be tortured to death. isn't it.
The amount of LP regen is pretty good, so he has a higher LP gain in decks that need LP regen.
Unlike G, it doesn't interfere much even if the side with the advantage throws it, so I think it's a good design direction. A card that feels like it.

Water version rabbit tribe. The "Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit" race's buoyancy accelerates even more...
It can be used as a one-turn kill countermeasure using Gundora X, but is it basically for the side?
I don't think Urara Usagi Designator G is a must in any deck.

This is also the annual January hand trigger girl. What a sister this year.
By discarding from your hand, you can recover her ATK worth of LP every time your opponent Special Summons her Effect Monster that turn. If you can't use this effect, there is also a disadvantage that your LP will be halved.
It is a card that has a high deterrent ability against one-kill, and if you hit it before deployment, it will be effective during the turn, so it is somewhat strong against disgusting dolphins. It seems to be effective in stopping Gundra One Kill while keeping an eye on the large-scale deployment Deck of .
However, against opponents who create a control board, even if one kill can be stopped, the deployment cannot be stopped, so there is a risk of falling into a slump. There are options such as damage juggler for one-kill, so I would like to sell the wide range of defense.

Don't ban 《Maxx "C"》.
A newcomer to the hand trigger girl who takes her LP her ad with a similar effect to Maxx "C". Well, 1 kill can be suppressed quite a bit, but if this card is hit and 1 kill is changed to the first kill, I feel like it's going to be a waste. The strong point of Maxx "C" is that the more you deploy it, the more cards you draw and the more interfering cards you draw, so you have to stop the deployment. I think it's impossible to break through the board surface that is solidified. It would be a little scary if the management put this out as a scapegoat for the 《Maxx "C"》regulation.

A cute card trigger monster that comes every winter. Does this child also have some kind of connection with 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》in terms of naming? Well, if you simply explain the effect of this monster, you can think of it as his LP recovery version with increased G. In today's fast-paced environment, even an 8000 LP can easily wipe her out, so the existence of this girl can be said to be very innovative, and it will also be an answer to Gundra One Kill. Of course, it's not bad to have her on her deck, where LP management is important.For example, in Torch Tempest, you lose 3000 LP when you activate Tempest, so if you think about recovery after that, you'll do a good job. . The evaluation on a certain site is mixed, but there is no reason why a card that can recover a large amount of LP if used well is weak.

My first impression was that I made this card because of the extra turn, and it's an effect that seems to have made a point of surviving for the time being.

Rather than the Special Summon meta, it's better to look at it as a "one-kill card".

The hand trigger girl of the annual New Year's pack is recovered. Unlike G, it's a recovery, so it feels a bit subtle, but against her Deck opponent who repeats her Special Summon many times, it's likely that you won't be able to afford to exceed 10,000. In addition to being able to delay until one kill, it may be attractive to be able to randomly generate LP costs like God Counter Trap. Even so, the condition is similar to the increased G... Is it some kind of flag?

Will it rot relatively late in the hand trigger series?
It is easy to become a restraint on Pendulum

It's like replacing the proliferating G draw with a heal, and it's easy to get a lot of LP adverts and greatly reduces the chances of getting a kill.
LP ads don't directly lead to ads, and even if you get a lot of LP, if you get a suppression formation, you can't deal with it after all, and it's easy to just postpone the settlement.
However, unlike G, he doesn't have the danger of being defeated by deck death, so it's easy to play. However, if it's just a one-kill countermeasure, there are many other candidates, so I'd like to build it so that I can make use of the LP ad. Although it can be utilized even if it is not such construction from the existence of the extra turn.
If you can't recover, your LP will be halved, but this game is a life saver, and if you can suppress the opponent's development by doing this, you'll make a lot of money, so there's little to worry about.
It's hard to connect to big ads by itself, and depending on the opponent's deck, it may not be meta, so it seems a little unreliable as a Special Summon meta. There are also countermeasures depending on the deck. However, as an option, it is sufficiently ant and the viewing ad is also high.

A Western-style member with a dogwood motif appears in the annual hand-inducing daughter.
The effect is to recover his LP by the amount of his ATK of the Effect Monster that the opponent summoned during the Main & Battle Phase.
In peacetime, you might think that it's his LP recovery that doesn't directly lead to victory, but now it's an abnormal situation where Gundra One Kill can be performed stably, so it's interesting to be able to prevent that and counter the deployment of other decks.
Unusually, he has a disadvantage of half LP, but we can apply the theory that the usual LP is not 0.
As a general-purpose hand trigger, it feels like a modified version of G, but if you can take advantage of the large amount of LP, you may be able to use his deck as a main deck.
By the way, the Gundra One Kill is countered by the route of building Labenos, and the Lotus One Kill seems to have just added unnecessary processing.