"Evenly Matched" Rating Score by アルバ

A card that seems to be a new element to be aware of in the game called Yu-Gi-Oh.
Even if you have the best removal on the back side and the board advantage is wide open, you can get back to some extent if you pass this one.
It is also possible to shoot from the hand, and it is also a countermeasure when the opponent lays down the gun on the first turn of the first attack or deploys a large number of cards.
Unlike Butte and Scales, he doesn't count cards in his hand, so he seems to be strong in his deck, which accumulates resources in his hand and his GY.
If you shoot on your own turn, you will almost abandon the battle phase, so if you are negate, the risk is high, and even if you use it face down normally, the attack reaction trap such as mirror force will be slower than the attack reaction Trap at the end of the battle phase. must survive until
The opponent chooses to banish it, so unless he uses it in a special way involving a Junk Collector, no matter what he does, there will be one strong card left.
It looks like a card that has both dynamic strength and weakness that can't be ignored, but how will it play an active role in the environment?