Nibiru, the Primal Being →Used Deck

Thank you Nibira!

The card that helped me out of trouble many times

The thorn in the expansion deck, the bump above the eye. Since it's 5 bodies instead of 5, Radon and Speeder will already be Nibiru's food at the stage of using it. With modern deployment systems, it's easy to take it to the end if it spins, so Nibiru's power is too high, but it's also a necessary evil. Decks that have Nibiru Care in the gimmick in the deployment system are quite liked by themselves. For example, he can care for Spright etc. with Gigantic. I think about setting up a monster effect negate with 5 bodies somehow for the deployment deck, but this is quite difficult. Worrying too much about Nibiru, who may or may not exist, weakening the final stage also entails risks. Due to the threat of this card, I also have a serious countermeasure against Brain Muscle OF Brain Muscle, which uses Nibiru Stacking and Obliteration. Even though it's an erasure limit. It's a card that you want to put in as a side change for opponents who can't take care of it because it's a deployment type gimmick, but you need to be a little careful when using it. Nibiru Tokens are usually great offensive and defensive. It is better to assume the removal method because it may be difficult or impossible to deal with this muscular token.

《A Wild Monster Appears!》suddenly attacks the duelist in solitaire
A hand trigger that can be activated on the turn when the opponent has performed various summons more than 5 times
Reset monster zone to leave only tokens with matching stats
Unlike 《Proliferating G》, it is an effect that directly stops the development.
Duelists have less than 5 summons or by the 5th
It became a form of semi-forced metagame to prepare a means of answering this meteorite

It's powerful if you decide because you can deal with the opponent's monsters at once.
However, if you try to use the effect after the suppression monster appears, Nibiru will be negate.
You need to use it before the opponent's suppression monster appears, and you can't use it well unless you know the opponent's deck deployment pattern to some extent.
Try to use it just before the suppression monster comes out as much as possible.
Also, it is useless against his Deck, which has 《Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess》and 《Baronne de Fleur》on the 5th monster.

Unlike Kaiju, it can be negated because it's an effect, but it's usually strong enough to remove everything. However, the problem is what to do with the remaining tokens.

When you're feeling good in solitaire, the fucking monsters fly over and eat up the monsters. Unlike Kaiju and Lavago, it is released with an effect, so it doesn't work on some complete resistances, and there are holes such as negate the effect, but it's strong to pierce the resistance and make everyone crawl. Being able to turn your monster into a poop is worse for your mental health than poor removal. If you use it on a fan Deck, you will be disappointed.
Surprisingly, it's difficult to deal with the fact that a huge ○ko remains on the opponent's field, but it can be used as an advantage by firing it with Mag Max, and if you use it to interrupt the deployment, it won't be that big.
It's unusual for this type of hand trigger to be able to search with 《Gallant Granite》, so you can add it to your hand first and use it as a check. Also, since it's Rock, it can be used as a material for Dark Gaia.
And finally. It takes a lot of courage to stand up to an enemy, but it takes even more courage to cheat on your opponent's wife. 10 points to Nibiru for his courage.

A meteorite to destroy the duelist's time-consuming work presentation.
If you stack 3, it's often too much to hold, but if you put it in with a pin, it will occasionally break.

In Master Duel, it is possible to guess to some extent which trigger the opponent has in the first turn because it is displayed that the opponent is thinking, but you can not know until you have 5 of this guy. The feeling of despair when the opponent's thinking display appears after putting out 5 bodies is abnormal.

A fairly large stone thrown into the environment
If you don't hold down the summons and special summons within 4 times, they will fly and destroy the board.
Even if it's not in your opponent's Deck, you'll need to consciously adjust your deployment route.
However, if the effect is negate, it will not be released, so if you can build negate within 4 times, you can neutralize it.
That is the reason why the Adventurer Token system has emerged

As the effect shows, a card that gave a shock as if a meteorite had fallen
Throw a stone in the duel? Non non! I'll hit you with a meteorite!
When I first arrived in Japan, the shock was tremendous.
Since it's Rock, it can be searched with 《Gallant Granite》, even if it falls to GY, it will become food for Dark Gaia, and since it's LIGHT, it will also become food for Chaos.
Release is an effect, not a cost, so it doesn't affect monsters that aren't affected by monster effects.
It doesn't even work on monsters that are resistant to release, but it's a trivial thing given its insane performance.
However, I almost never do Special Summon, Floowandereeze, TRUE, etc., so I choose Deck a little.
The Deck, which had been developed in large numbers due to brain death until now, now needs to be devised, such as keeping it to four, so in a sense, isn't it a well-balanced card?
The only caveat is to be careful not to get one-panned with a token.
Perfect score without complaint

A hand trigger that literally threw a stone in the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, which uses a lot of Special Summon
If the opponent has performed ns and ss a total of 5 times, it will release monsters from the field while falling, and refine tokens based on the offense and defense of all monsters released to the opponent's field, literally like a meteorite effect. have
It's a dynamic effect, but it also annihilates the monsters on your field, so choose the situation where you can use it.
It would be best to adopt it as a pin for the side for the second attack or the main

A planet like a meteorite.
Thank you for re-recording Strak.
5 Special Summons are triggered and fall to the field.
Anyway, I'm going to mess up the field.
Then what should we do?
I'll sink it in one shot
(One shot with high firepower won't fall (ﾟдﾟ))

It's harder to meet the conditions than G, but it's better in that it can directly interfere with the board during the opponent's turn, and that it's a nominee that tends to be used as a countermeasure against hand triggers in deployment decks, so it's harder to negate.
At the time of Special Summon 5 times, a certain development board surface has been completed, so if it is blown away together, it will be difficult to come back. It is good if you can use it at the stage before the large suppression monsters appear.
It's easy to become a dead card against his deck that can't be stabbed, and if you can't handle high-status tokens, you'll be killed. In that sense, I have the impression that the adjustments are quite exquisite.
It is for the basic side, but depending on the environment, it may be fully put into the main.

A card that throws a stone as big as a pickle stone.
It was rough to deploy more than 5 bodies today, and the main thing was to stop it in the middle.
However, this is a Yabee power card that can annihilate even if deployed poorly.
Up to 4 enemies can be passed through, tokens can be issued, and effects can remove them, so there are holes that can be used for care and sealing,
The threat of "maybe" is more pressure than you can imagine.
It's hard to move once you try to use it, but if you make light of it like "Isn't it okay~? I'm not holding it, I'm not holding it", the meteorite will hit it directly and die.

Since it's a face-up monster that blows away, you can eliminate only the opponent while leaving the back defense monster that you deployed.
For the time being, remember to use reverse, and there may be no loss
Compared to Urara and others, it doesn't stick to all decks, but its presence alone is enough pressure for deployment types.

A huge hand trigger that removes all the monsters that the opponent has deployed and turns himself into his Special Summon. Common meteorite.
Depending on the opponent's Deck, it can rot, and there is a possibility that he will take care of Meteorites and only perform summons and Special Summons up to 4 times, or prepare cards that negate monster effects before then. Reliability is not good, but destructive power when determined is high.
Tokens should be in a very high status state, so it is necessary to prepare another removal card, but it can also be used in combos with Mash-Mac, so it can't be said to be a disadvantage.
There was no reprint for about two years, so the price was soaring, but this time, it was decided to be reprinted in Lost Sanctuary R. Is it a star connection?

It is a restraint against the reckless Special Summon (deployment).
Also ideal as a fusion material for Dark Gaia.
This time I decided to re-record it on Struc. I did it!

One of the strongest hand triggers. On the turn where 5 or more monsters appear, this guy suddenly appears from your hand and literally blows away the preceding board with a meteorite. Even mid-speed Decks that don't use Special Summon that much will be threatened by the existence of this card after the mid-game. In a tournament, it's a card you look at as a matter of course, so every time this guy pops out of your opponent's hand, your heart beats.

One of the hand trigger monsters that literally threw a stone against the current environment where it is natural to do many deployments. A vicious monster that suddenly appears from the hand when summoned or Special Summoned 5 times or more, does not target, and blows away the board by means of release. Unlike most hand trigger monsters, it can't be dealt with by Graves, so in most cases you'll need 《Crossout Designator》+ Nibiru to take care of this card.
However, he often becomes a complete death card against his metabi-type deck that doesn't perform a special summon five times, and cards such as increased G that if the opponent uses his special summon, it will be an add for the time being. not. It is one card that chooses an effective opponent as much as it is powerful.
By the way, the deck that this card sticks to the most is the "Accesscode Talker" deck. 5 or more Special Summons are commonplace, and not only will the board be destroyed and the deployment will stop, but there are many cases where there is no way to use tokens that are additionally Special Summoned because the deployment is likely to be tied to cyber attacks. , is the most vigilant hand trigger monster.

Primitive life forms on the bleak board!!
A giant meteorite that appears while pressing the opponent's board into tokens that have been summoned or Special Summoned 5 or more times in one turn. If you get it right, you can turn your opponent's development into nothing, but his deck that he won't Special Summon five times from the start is a pickle stone.
Note that unlike Kaiju, Release is an effect, so if you don't place it before Crystal Wing or Apollosa, it will be negate.
So far, it's rated 8, but since it's a card that chooses an unfaithful opponent, it shines in that it can be searched very quickly with Gallant Granite compared to other hand triggers. With his Deck, which is mainly Level 4, it is great that just inserting one card (+ 《Gallant Granite》in EX) into the main deck will increase the responsiveness.

A super-large rock monster newly added to the hand trigger monsters.
In terms of power as a hand trigger, and the ability to sweep away a whole turn, it's on par with G and Attractor.
In addition to its dynamic effects, it's especially good for types that can't be dealt with by default triggers and trigger counter cards such as Veiler Urara, Grave and Awakage.
To deal with this card first, you need a card like Apolloosa that captures monster effects that are activated outside the field, or you need to use this card in your own Deck along with 《Crossout Designator》.
You can't reliably get a card that can care for Nibiru by the time the 5th body comes into play, which means you're not good at it Deck is a card that you always have to be aware of and take special care of.
Although it is possible to play and care, and depending on the opponent, there is a reasonable possibility that it will be rotten, but I think that it is over the limit for the work that one card can do with No-Cost Friche's hand trigger.
By the way, it's level 11, so if the opponent doesn't know the contents of his deck, it's unlikely that he'll guess it correctly.

I think this is one of the cards that will be re-evaluated under the new rules.
I felt that the release was a good adjustment, not a cost, but an effect.

It's strong, but with Cubic you don't have to worry, so you can rest assured
In the first place, I'm talking about doing a Special Summon five times in one turn with Cubic.

Compared to the two major trigger kings, Masu and Urara, I think that there is still a downside. That said, the scariness of this card lies in its potential to be used. Even if it is not actually used, it continues to put pressure on the opponent just by its existence. Even if you don't hold it. It is also an evaluation point that it does not get caught in the grave.
You must "decide" to Special Summon at least 5 times. A card that all duelists must know absolutely, just because it is essential to play.
I think it's okay to give 10 points when the existence itself is always a deterrent, like Honest when dealing with LIGHT.

Because of its existence, it is necessary to consider care when deploying in large numbers, and it is great that it functions as a little brake.

Make the release a cost, not an effect, KONMAI.

I'm in trouble if I don't think of a way to remove it

Not sure why it's rated so high (8.8)
I personally don't appreciate it that much.
There are many cases where GY ads are earned when Recruit from the Deck or Special Summon from the Extra Deck is allowed, and it is not possible to stop the development itself, so just hold onto this guy. To be honest, I want to increase G or hold a monster that is effective even for people with resistance without negate the effect.
Also, decks with a small number of Special Summons (Sky Striker, Subterror, Altergeist, etc.) don't stick much and rot, so I think it's best to put them on the side as a countermeasure against one-kill decks.

An extinct meteorite that destroys everything!
In the current Yu-Gi-Oh, there are quite a lot of times that you can Special Summon, so I think there are quite a lot of timings to activate it. (giant meteor)
Since it's not a Kaiju release, it's an effect, so it doesn't work against monsters with resistance, but it's appealing because it can remove a lot of cards at once, so it's a good idea to keep it in your side deck.

A threat to Magician and Danger!
There are many aspects that depend on the skill of the player, but its strength can be said to be meteorite-class.

A meteorite that comes to Japan from overseas and literally throws a stone into the Japanese environment. His deck, which uses Special Summon a lot, still has the effect of stabbing, and you can break down the opponent's strategy at once by shooting at the opponent who has fully deployed.
However, since it can only be activated by summoning or Special Summoning 5 or more monsters, it often spoils depending on the opponent. Nonetheless, its surprise attack performance is outstanding, and it's not an unreasonable card, so I think it's a pretty good meta card.

A giant meteorite that shakes all duelists. Throw a meteorite into the solitaire deck and destroy it.
A primitive creature token that can be activated when the opponent summons or Special Summons 5 or more monsters, releases all face-up monsters of each other, Special Summons this card, and has the total ability of the monsters released to the opponent. It has a hand trigger effect that presents .
Summoning 5 times or more ・Special Summon sounds difficult, but I've already done it 4 times just by ``arranging 2 monsters including a Tuner, and using Hari Fiber to bring out a Tuner'', and the next move is a condition to bring out this card. I'm going to trim it up. There are many situations where you can play this card when the board is still incomplete.
Since the effect is not a rule but an immediate trigger effect, it is vulnerable to Apolloosa and Azathoth, so it may be a card that requires a sense of when to call it, but it is definitely a powerful card. A card that is attracting attention as it will also appear in a huge amount of deployment Decks like Danger!

There are a lot of new hand-inducing decks overseas like this card, a good attractor, and a good 《Gnomaterial》that says, "I'll strongly support you on the first turn of the second attack! After that, I don't know!" I feel a hot hatred for the first attack game.
However, the current environment is divided into Decks that do Special Summon and Decks that don't. Dragon Link and Salamangreat can inflict large-scale damage, while Sky Striker Ace and Subterror are just big stones. It will continue to rot as a side, so it will be for the side at present.
Even so, the card's power is unreasonably high, so it's no doubt that you'll be forced to play with this card in mind when playing decks. I have to put Ivries in my boyfriend's Accesscode Talker (sense of mission)

Adjusted version of 《Maxx "C"》
Since there is no 《Maxx "C"》overseas, it was created to stop the expansion
However, since it's a monster effect, it's over once Apollousa can stand up.
Tokens with high RBI will remain, so let's make a Deck that can be easily processed if you pile it up.

A new hand trigger that can be activated under the condition of summoning 5 or more in one turn and Special Summon. In the current environment, it is an effect that strongly pierces Dragon Link and her Salamangreat. Although it is not in the current environment, it is also effective against the Pendulum system. However, although her decks have a large number of her Special Summons, it is quite difficult to meet the conditions for activating this card with other decks of hers. Therefore, it is an idea to put it from the main. The existence of this card itself is expected to be a considerable deterrent, and it is possible to give considerable pressure just by counting the number of monsters the opponent has put out. If 《Outer Entity Azathot》or 《Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess》gets stuck in the middle of the deployment, it will rot, so I want to somehow activate it before that.

It's a rock, so it's delicious to be able to search with 《Gallant Granite》
My [Koa'ki Meiru rock meta] It's meta performance suitable for Deck. ”

The Idris teary-eyed meteorite, which suddenly attacked from overseas, has many decks to develop.
While releasing all monsters and presenting a token with the total value of the attack and defense to the opponent, you can make yourself a Special Summon from your hand.
Kaiju's ability to release all monsters immediately upon triggering is self-explanatory, although it doesn't work against perfect immunity like Valje or Ultimate Falcon because it's dealt with by an effect.
Also, even if it is activated, it is very convenient for the player who shoots because it is a turn in which the opponent successfully summons or special summons 5 or more "body".
Whether it's a token or a meteorite itself, I think it's sly that the battle position is free even though I'm his Special Summon.
As for the major countermeasures, he's either annihilating the deck space or he's a little picky about the deck.
Although it has the drawback of depending on the opponent's actions and even getting involved in your own field, I think it's top class in terms of board surface and tempo ad crushing performance.

A meteorite that appeared to destroy the development system, which was decided to come to Japan in less than a month after its appearance, even though it was made to think that it would be next year. (not meteorite)
When the summoning act is completed 5 times or more, the monsters on the field will be changed to brain muscle vanilla, and 3000 monsters will be Special Summoned, which is a big risk for the expansion system.
He has a weakness because he special summons in a chain, and if Azathoth is established within the 5th move, he will be incapacitated.
It's not like there won't be a chance to activate it after the middle stage, but it's a little less stable, and you should be aware of the possibility of a situation where you can't beat the opponent's tokens.
As a meta, it is completely dependent on the opponent, so the opponent chooses, so it is suitable for the side.
In order to use it well, he wants to remember how far to pull it before hitting it with each deck.

One piece of attention now.
It is effective against opponents who deploy a large number of cards, and even the powerful formations that you put out will turn into a single token.
Although the RBI of that token tends to be high, this card can be used defensively to easily outwit attacks, and now with plenty of removal means, it's easy to deal with the return.
This card itself is also easy to search with 《Gallant Granite》, and if you flicker its existence, you can aim to suppress the mass deployment.
It has a high RBI even among Rocks, making it a perfect material for Dark Gaia.
The drawback is that it releases each other's cards, so the more dominant the situation, the more difficult it is to handle. There are also unstable aspects such as
Although it has a strong peculiarity, I think it is an interesting card that can aim for a large number of removals with Friche and has a high combo potential.