"Wannabee!" Rating Score by みめっと

In Japan, people are referred to as "Wanabi-kei", and in many situations they are used with a contemptuous meaning, such as "Wanabi-kei", which is a flimsy guy who lacks the ability and effort to just admire someone who shines. This is an Insect monster created by combining be=wannabe with bee, the English word for bee, and adding an effect related to "Trap".
The effect is to turn over a certain number of cards from the top of the Deck according to the number of opponent's backs, and set one Trap card in it. There is also something that can be activated, which makes it possible to set Continuous Trap and Counter Trap even in the first turn of the opponent's attack.
In the permanent meta, even if you open it later, you can immediately use the powerful counterpoints, sensors, and notifications that can pierce the opponent who interferes with the effect that is activated, so you can use it immediately on your turn. It's a huge boon for so-called "Trap Bi" Decks, which are likely to be at a disadvantage on their own.
However, the trap card set by this effect will automatically be sent to his GY in the next end phase, so it will be activated by looking at the permanent meta trap that you want to continuously restrain the opponent or the opponent's behavior. There are many situations where Counter Trap is not suitable as a card to set.
I think it's okay to think that if it's only one turn's interference, it's a good idea, but in the first place, it's uncertain and unstable because you don't know how many cards you'll turn over and what you'll be able to set as a result. , It seems like a card that is not suitable for people who are not good at that sort of thing.
Trap cards that have effects that deploy monsters that can be used in Friche or half Friche, such as Domain and Frenzy in Dinomorphia, may actually be the most suitable.