"Kaiser Colosseum" Rating Score by みめっと

His Continuous Spell, which appeared in Season 3 and has a deployment-restricting effect, allows the opponent to enter more monsters than that in the Colosseum if there is one or more monsters on this side. Gone.
Especially if you have 1 monster here, you can't do most S, X, or Link Summons except by special methods. Depending on the situation, almost nothing can be done.
Excessive monsters will refuse to set or return from temporary exclusion, so if you use it well, you can also prevent the return of Kozubure.
On the other hand, you are free to put out monsters yourself, and the only downside is that the number of monsters your opponent can put into play will increase, so if your opponent ends their turn without creating a good board, you can just kill them from your super-deployment. If you can do it, the disadvantages are irrelevant.
When this card first came out, I couldn't think of the idea that if the binding power itself is so strong, even one turn would be enough for that period of time.
On the other hand, it is also a card with a strong habit that the restraint will be weakened or collapsed immediately by a little thing such as the number of monsters in your field becoming 0 or 2, and it is also an affordable search method on top of being quite weak. It doesn't exist, and if you try to do something about it, you have to rely on general-purpose cards that are slow to search or have strong quirks such as activation conditions. It can be said to be a typical example of a completely unreliable type of card that feels as weak as it is.
Spell Trap cards that only crack backs are less common than in the past, and even with the current top-tier themes, it's not natural that low-level monsters with the ability to remove backs exist in the main. So it's easier to function as a meta than when it first appeared...
It's the kind of card that if you use it but it doesn't work after a few tries, if you're impatient, you're likely to say "this is wrong" and immediately bye bye from the deck.