Card Type "Normal Trap" Best Card Ranking

Dinomorphia's first follow-on Trap card is the Normal Trap card for the fusion summoning of the Dinomorphia Fusion Monster, following Domain.
You can fuse summon a Dinomorphia Fusion Monster by paying half of your LP, just like with Domain, but while you can procure materials from any area of your hand, field, or Deck, this one can procure materials from the Deck and EX Deck. You must select one of each.
Furthermore, Domain can be activated during your opponent's main phase, but this can only be activated during the opponent's main phase, and the GY effect is also the same as Dinomorphia Normal Trap, so it is basically inferior to Domain in terms of usability. will be
However, Rexterm, a Dinomorphia Fusion Monster included in the same pack, requires a Dinomorphia Fusion Monster as a fusion material, so you can use Rexterm without having to put the Dinomorphia Fusion Monster, which is a fusion material, into play. is a clear strength not found in Domain, and Lexterm itself has very high performance, and this card can be said to be a card that should be used in combination with Domain, as it can be used even when the field is empty.
Even if you use his conventional Dinomorphia Fusion Monster, you can perform a fusion summon without consuming any cards in your hand or on the field, just like Domain, so I'm a little worried about the pressure on the EX Deck, but the evaluation score is Domain. Keep it the same as

A card with insane performance.
(1) is an effect of a bonus level. Although it is possible to put out a moderately heavy Link Monster called Link 3 without using materials, it is a little strict that it depends on the other party. The condition of having 3 types of Tindangle monsters for GY isn't that heavy if you specialize in his GY fertilizer.
The main effect is (2). The condition is that he has no monsters in the EX zone, but with that loose condition, he can deploy 3 Tindangle monsters at once. It becomes his Special Summon in the back defense, so it can't be used as a material for a Link Summon immediately, but if you use it during your opponent's turn, there's no problem. In particular, when you play Hound, Angel, or Apostle in your opponent's Battle Phase, unless you block Reverse with Lightning, you will end up in a situation where the Battle Phase will end no matter how hard you try. Of course, if you can use it during your opponent's turn and survive, you can also perform a Link Summon on your next turn... Huh? This guy is fine with just the GY effect, right?

Third Welcome Labrynth.
He has the effect of deploying Labrynth monsters from anywhere, but the process of returning the monsters on the field to the hand after that is tricky.
For example, if your field is empty, using this card to Special Summon Arianna to her will not activate the search effect, so be careful.
The reason for this is the ruling that the effect of a card that no longer exists in the location (in this case, the field) where it will be activated before the effect is activated will not be activated.
(During the processing of a series of card effects, other card effects are not processed, and Arianna is in the hand when Big Welcome Labrynth is processed.)
Therefore, if there are no monsters on the field, Labrynth will essentially be used to search for or salvage monsters, but Labrynth has hand triggers such as dragon lights and fire furnaces that set spells and trap cards. , can also be converted into a pseudo-Labrynth Spell/Trap search.
Also, the 2 《Lady Labrynth of the Silver Castle》``Labyrinth Castle Demon Statue'' can use their own effects to bring her Special Summon back to the field from your hand, so if you need monsters on the field, bring them here.