"Mist Valley Thunder Lord" Rating Score by みめっと

Fighting with a Catastle Blade, he is an ace-class monster in Mist Valley Synchro, and although he tends to hide in the shadows of Golgar and Duro, this Synchro Monster can also be said to be the self-bounce hero of the same period.
Unlike Golgar and Duro, you can only bounce one card at a time, but you can bounce both heads and tails, and you can use Friche Bounce on your opponent's turn, which is a clear strength that those two don't have.
The nature of the power increase along with the bounce is similar to Duro, and if the effect passes, it is reassuring that it will definitely exceed ATK 3000 even in the opponent's turn. It's a pretty amazing card that can use the self-bounce effect even if it's useless.
It's just that it's a bad idea to specify Mist Valley monsters of poor quality and number to non-tuners, and looking at the existing ones, it's a deck that can adopt vanilla sentries or a falcon that also has self-bounce ability. It's hard to get out.
In addition, it is often misunderstood because it can be activated by Friche's self-bounce, but Yu-Gi-Oh OCG has "Normal Spell, Quick-Play Spell, Ritual Spell, Normal Trap A card whose GY transfer has been confirmed after activating such as cannot be returned to the hand or deck by card effects or costs, and cannot be selected as a target.” Normal spells cannot be recovered.
This is the same as a card that is chained to a hurricane and does not return to the hand, and although it is a rule that has existed since the time, it is also a monster that made it known to the world once again.