"Sneaky "C"" Rating Score by ねおんちゃん

G that specializes in suppressing the first attack.
In response to the opponent's development, he special summons, and the fact that he is trying to destroy almost all of them in the end phase itself is quite flashy compared to the cards that suppress the first attack so far.
Certainly, if the opponent's field is vacant and the second turn is reached, it will be the same as winning. If you can do that.
However, in the end phase of the first turn of the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are usually all-purpose negates and monster effect negates that can be used once every turn. Even without it, most of the time the destruction resistant is at least standing.
Floowandereeze, which is one of the best examples of a theme that often doesn't stand first, doesn't even do a Special Summon at all this time. If it was Sky Striker Ace, Rei would come back and become a bubble after all. In fact, many of his decks can destroy cards on the opponent's field in the middle of development. What are you going to do when your opponent puts up a Baroness?
I have to say that the chances of passing through like this are very low. Basic is negation, resistance at best. Is it an evaluation point to take advantage of the weakness of activating after the opponent's field is completed and not stop with Veiler Awakage?
Even as a card for negate change, the number of activations is often limited in units of one turn, so if it is used once at the end of the opponent's turn, it will be used on your turn in the first turn of the second attack. In most cases, the number of jams the opponent can use does not change. On the other hand, 《Raigeki》can deplete the amount of obstruction effect you wanted to use to stop the deployment.
As such, it's a very interesting card as an idea, but I can't deny that it came out too late. It's like a tweaked version (like Lightning Vortex for Raigeki) that suddenly appeared in modern times where you can use unlimited Raigeki. It may be, but frankly, I can't think of any reason why I can get over the "Raigeki" right now? I wonder.
Since it doesn't activate in Reverse except during the End Phase, it's really hard not to be able to set it up as a card to aim for a comeback in an attrition battle when resources are depleted to a level where neither of you can build resistance. No, it's true that Guardian Sphinx can force the opponent to attack, but...
Even so, this G...... isn't it too big? Are you going to say, "Ah, this is the abbreviation for giant~^^" in relation to G・Ballpark?