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This card used to be very useful in the past because it can remove the ace monsters that were put out after a lot of effort at no cost. Moreover, he can also prevent GY use.
Impression that it has not been used much since the middle of the 9th period when the powerful Special Summon timing effect and the destruction resistance increased.
Currently, it is better to use hand triggers and traps that can be negate than this card, which is difficult to stop the initial move because it will be taken just by deploying it.
If it's a deck that can take advantage of the "Trap Hole" support, it's fine.

One of the summoning trap cards
There are many decks that cannot be removed, but are difficult to use if they cannot be used as materials. In his Link-type deck, if there is a monster that cannot be used as a material at the link destination, the deployment can be stopped.
Also, since it does not destroy, it cannot be prevented by destruction resistance.
And above all, the strongest thing is that the effect can be negate, and the effect of the timing of summoning often leads to further development, and being able to stop it is great.
Judging from its performance in Lynx, I think it's a stronger card than 《Bottomless Trap Hole》(although there is a difference in the difficulty of obtaining it).
The downside is that it doesn't have a hand trigger.

Trap cards that were quite useful in the old Lynx
Make attacking monsters Defense Position to make it easier to destroy them in battle, and if there are your own monsters, increase the RBI. Alternatively, it can be used as a free chain RBI boost like Reinforcements.
It was recorded as UR in Lynx, and I think it was used a little when it first appeared.
However, Lynx was also heavily inflated, and the effects of each were very weak, so it didn't take long for it to fall out of use in Ranked Battles. I remember using it in my Auto Deck for a long time, but I remember pulling it out when I had Paleozoic.
Of course OCG is too weak to use.

Ritual Spell of "Gishki" that can release opponent's monsters
As a Ritual Spell, if there are no monsters on the opponent's field, the range is the same as 《Gishki Aquamirror》, and the LP loss is heavy, so it is a card that chooses the situation.
However, if you look at it as a removal card, it's a release that doesn't target, so you can remove strong resistance without relying on monster effects, so it can be said to be a high performance card.
It would be ideal if you could release a jammer on the first turn of the second attack, but there is a high chance that your opponent will negate it. However, even in that case, it can be considered that the opponent's disruption has been used once, and the LP loss is not taken.
The GY effect would be something like a support for the effect of Zealgigas. It's a good match because it's a strong card for each other.
Yu-Gi-Oh is a game that tends to underestimate his LP, so it's tempting to say, "Although there is LP loss, it's excellent to be able to release the opponent's monsters." The barrage is tough because you lose the. In particular, it is not uncommon for LP to be cut in half after being defeated in advance, so there is a risk of spoilage.
Basically he should use Aquamirror as his main Ritual Spell and pinpoint it to search for it depending on the situation.

There is only a hit point, but the effect is too severe anyway.
The monster removal effect is like a catastol that has no attribute relation, and it is a valuable single removal for 7S at the time. However, in modern times, a more powerful 7S has appeared, and in particular, 《Cyberse Quantum Dragon》can bounce without being released and even follow up, making it almost upward compatible with this card.
The other is that it is limited in terms of destruction resistance to traps, but since it is an activation effect, it is only meaningful as Mirafo. Even at the time, it was too heavy to release a single monster for a card that you don't even know if it exists.
If it's just for the theme, even at the time of its release, it would have been possible to have all the effects without a release, but it seems that it couldn't have been released without a release because it was set as "the character of sacrificing subordinates for victory".

An Elemental HERO that became a hot topic by being able to super-fuse his opponent's DARK monster as a material.
Currently, there are many rivals, such as Starve Venom and Dragostaperia, who can super-fuse with only the opponent's monsters, even if the materials are slightly different.
The effect can exceed 3000 RBI, but it's a subtle one that doesn't take precedence over other fusions.

Until the 8th season, high-level vanilla cards were useless without support, so I got the impression that they were only used in fan decks.
Even today, there are many decks of him using advanced vanilla such as Bramaghi and his Blue-Eyed and Red Eyes. However, if those cards are the theme of the key card, there is a search including other theme cards and his GY sending card, so there is no turn for this card.
However, it's a different story in Decks where high-level P monsters are heavily involved in the rotation of his Deck.
From the Qliphort tool you can access all the cards in the actual theme and search the assembler instead even if you have already drawn it.
With Igknight, he can increase the odds of getting more Igknight monsters in his first move, which helped him achieve a 100% win rate (assuming no interference).

Two body revival is strong, but the disadvantage of Trap is painful.
Up until the 6th to 8th season, it might have been a pretty strong card that could be Synchro Summoned with just one copy.
Currently, if you put out a wall, it will be one-killed as it is, or it will be suppressed and you will not be able to move enough in the next turn.
Therefore, if possible, he wants to Special Summon monsters that can interfere with his opponent's turn. In the future, if a new "X-Saber" Synchro Monster with such interference comes in, I think it's a card that still has a lot of potential.
As other people have said, search methods are limited, so I would like to have that support as well.

``Generaider'' rank 9 with 3500 hit points due to the effect of 2, but the effect of 3 is very broken.
As a strong point,
Up to the number of materials (multiple sheets can be removed)
Regardless of card type or battle position (effective against opponents like Eldlich who often lie down)
Free chain (obstruction of the opponent's turn, as well as follow-up attacks during the battle phase)
Don't target it and use it as an X material.
Activate by releasing yourself (can also avoid bubble shadows and skidres)
This is not only "Generaider", but any deck of his that can get rank 9 can be used.
It does have weaknesses such as 《Called by the Grave》, but even with that in mind, this performance is exceptional. I think it's a level that will be regulated in the future.

WATER exclusive rank 7 that negates the effects of monsters with ATK less than 2800
It can interfere with the opponent's deployment, and if the opponent is mainly high-level monsters, there is almost no worry that it will be broken through in battle.
However, due to the inflation after the 9th period, if it is not destroyed after the first time, it will be removed in the second and subsequent times, and I am worried.
Mermail's development power makes it difficult to line up with other oppressives in the lead, and it's a card that's been left behind.

Normal Trap that turns the disadvantageous "Dark Contract" into a draw & LP
As it is, it would be cool to activate it when you run out of LP, but we want "Dark Contract" to be the cost of the effect of Lamia, Vice Requiem, Death Machina, etc., so there are many situations where you can't activate it even if you draw it.
Even if it remains, there are many situations where you want to use it on the next turn with the intention of taking damage, and since you can't search, it often causes accidents.
Above all, "DD", which is attractive for high-speed deployment, does not mesh with Trap, which does not interfere with Deck.
Many of the old evaluations have high scores, but at least before the introduction of Strak, he was a deck with slow tempo and low control power, and there were few damage avoidance methods, so it's a reasonable place.

A demerit attacker who can no longer even be summoned due to the change in ruling
Once on the field, it can be used as a 2400 attacker with no disadvantages, so it might be better than a bad disadvantage attacker.
However, if he special summons the attacker with an effect, it would be better to put out a high-level monster with a higher status.
In the first place, in this day and age, you probably wouldn't use monsters from the main deck just for RBI.

The activation conditions are narrower than being discarded from the hand, but it's not bad because it can be deployed while compensating for losses.
Link can now be revived in addition to 7 stars, so I think it's more useful than it used to be.
In terms of the environment, he was used in the Atlantean Mermail deck in Season 8, but was not used much in Season 9, as the number of "Mermail" cards decreased.
Since "Mermail" itself is a highly comboable theme, there have been fewer opportunities to use it since the 10th term, but I think that if a talented newcomer who can mass-produce even a small number of copies comes, it can be pinpointed.
In MD solo mode, it is strangely stacked with 3, but there are also constructions where the monsters that can be revived are weak and the effect can not be used so much.

One of the "Marincess" that springs out of your hand
It is easy to forget because it is often used as a link material, but it can make the board harder by adding destruction resistance to 《Marincess Battle Ocean》, which has no resistance to itself.
The second effect allows you to use effects such as Argonaut even when Tokai's search is stopped by trigger.
It's not a card you don't want to draw, but summoning it requires release, so you can't deploy it on its own. Therefore, only one number should be used.

Vaylantz's trump card with the highest level and his ATK in the theme
It's not bad to put it out first, but it's unclear if "Vaylantz", which relies on off-theme control such as "Naturia Exterio" and "Fossil Dyna Pachycephalo", can afford to put out two high-level monsters after putting them out.
Rather, I think it's strong that it can attack with 3000 RBI after performing removal that doesn't target other "Vaylantz" from the second attack, and it can interfere with the opponent's turn even if it can't shave off LP.