"Maxx "C"" Rating Score by C/ゾンマス蒼血重点

The hand trigger card that has the greatest impact on modern Yu-Gi-Oh! After activation, you will be able to draw 1 every time your opponent Special Summons him. Gives the opponent a lot of hand advantage, as opposed to the usual first mover win theory of deploying and overpowering with consecutive Special Summons (= swallowing the possibility of flip cards such as Itteki, Rite, Kaiju, and further triggers coming into the hand) Or do you stop the deployment at a moderate point (so-called stopover. The ease of this stopover is sometimes counted as the strength of the deck as the strength of G resistance, and the impact of G on the environment) You will be able to confront two intense choices of (the dangerousness of power will permeate your body). If you throw it to his Special Summon, which is forming a chain block, you will get a draw, so you won't lose a lot of advantage. Despite the trigger frames, the chances of rotting are extremely low.
However, it is by no means an almighty existence, and ``it can be stopped by the opponent's Urara or a designated combination'', ``It is easy to perish in decks that do not mainly use Special Summons such as TRUE and Fuwan'', ``Because the draw is forced, Special Summons Decks with loops including , Synchro, and Decks with insane development power such as Danger! However, it can be interpreted that Urara and the nominee offset the opportunity because it will be triggered against this development if it is not cut by G, and the remaining two rather have the strength to increase G. It is to the extent that it is one of the reasons for the expansion of the market. "Deck construction starts with throwing 3 G's" and "These 6 cards are the entrance fee to kill each other's triggers".
By the way, the situation of such stacking and tax slots is regarded as a problem, and it is prohibited on the TCG side. And one of the reasons why the ban and restrictions other than G are strict is that the absence of G, which was a deterrent to deployment, makes it difficult to suppress the first attack unless the regulations are stricter. The presence or absence of G makes Yu-Gi-Oh a completely different game.