"Raigeki" Rating Score by カディーン

The oldest removal and king of removal spells.
It is the most embodied of "simply strong" and boasts unparalleled strength in its early days when resistance does not exist, and even "Blue-Eyes White Dragon", which was known as the strongest at the time, can be hit in one hit. It was banned for a long time because it was too strong, and the fact that the ban was not lifted even in the 9th season, when Yu-Gi-Oh caused the greatest inflation, shows its high performance.
However, the restrictions were eased in the 10th term, and it was gradually eased while watching the situation, and finally the duelists of the past were exposed to the decline of unlimited. Those who knew him at the time must have had mixed feelings.
In an environment where resistances and counters are universal, destruction and removal won't stand up, so I thought that the restriction was lifted.
But he popped...
In the era, it is mainstream to suppress the first attack with interference rather than resistance, and there are many types that suppress the initial movement of the second attack by negate or countering in advance, and the counter effect naturally has a turn 1 limit. ing.
Yes, it fires twice.
Forcibly clearing the field and overturning the first attack and the second attack, the power technique unique to three stacks that brought in at least a draw game was very effective against the interference-centered meta. It's a feat that Lightning Storm, which has name turn 1 restrictions, can't do.
In reality, two consecutive Sambols are rare, but the real pressure is that if you carelessly spit a counter on the deployment card, the field may be wiped out by merciless lightning, so you ignore the interference and push forward. It has enough pressure to make sense. A job that can't be done by Wraith, who can't shoot once he starts deploying, or Dark Hole, which involves his own team.
In addition, it doesn't specialize in the second attack, and it can hit an unforgivable blow to despair on the return turn after the suppression is returned, and you can see how strong it is when you say a card that has almost no rotten situation. Feel free to use the cards left by Right Care and be fully satisfied.
No matter how careful you are, there are very few decks that can manage when a double shot really hits. Give me the same scream as I did 20 years ago.
Sashimo Konami also rushed to re-regulate this situation, saying, "This is terrible."
There are a number of cards that have had an impact on the environment as restrictions have been relaxed to semi-restricted, but it's extremely rare to see a card that reveals its true nature by relaxing from semi-restricted to unlimited, which is why it's an interesting story.
As a result, Konami's aim was not wrong because the correction of the advantage of the first attack was made. If there was a mistake, would it be that this card had the potential to change history with just one card?
It was a farce that fit into the original sheath of semi-restricted, but this unlimited era was also an event that made veteran duelists who were fed up with the acrobatic environment of high-speed deployment and hand-triggered tossing games less enjoyable.