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Bochiyami Santai is still reasonably strong.
After all, it is still useful that he can Special Summon under loose conditions, and it is also convenient that he can use it as a material for seven axes after activating the effect without any restrictions on its use.
Its performance as a flip card and trump card is strong, but now it is often deprived of its role by 《Accesscode Talker》's indestructible chain and high RBI. However, the ability to inexhaustibly ravage the opponent's board is still strong at a level that can be expected to play an active role.
It's difficult to search and depending on the timing, there is a problem that using the highest grade of the main deck as the ace will lack stability, but if it's a dark dragon deck that works well, 《Omni Dragon Brotaur》can target itself and search for it. Since it can be done, the problem of that point can be solved to some extent.

It looks like there is a lot of text written on it, but in fact it only says, "Blank the opponent's field, deal 5,300 damage, and finish by hitting it with another guy." Seeing too many characters is an illusion.

A large amount of his GY manure or her opponent's GY destruction, both effects themselves are overwhelmingly powerful.
However, both of them are effects that do not work unless they are performed at the right time, and it is difficult to use it as a gamble.
Also, especially his GY Fertilization is an effect that you want to do at the timing of the first deployment, but it has an element for the second attack that depends on the number of his GY of the opponent, but it is his trap card and it is 2 turns. The point that it can only be activated after the second is also difficult to handle.
It is too itchy to reach.
Even so, there are many strange cards from the Mythological Age...

A very good card that plays a key role in Rokket.
Both effects strongly support his Rokket, although it doesn't bear the Rokket name.
Basically, the Rokket search effect activated by sending it to his GY with 《Foolish Burial》, 《Dragon Shrine》, 《Dragon Ravine》, etc. becomes the main... It has the effect of special summoning itself to care for a pulling accident. Moreover, Special Summon does not use a chain block. Good power.
In addition, level 7 is also quite exquisite, and it is good to catch it with 《Rokket Synchron》and connect it to Savage as it is, and if it is a Dragon Link deployment that starts the Black Steel Dragon, it is easy to use 《Dragon Ravine》to send it to GY in the middle of the deployment. Since it matches the level of the Red-Eyes Black Dragon that you searched for with Black Steel Dragon, you can use the effect of 《Bujinki Ahashima》to deploy it to rank 7, so you can expect a very flexible operation.
The fact that it doesn't have a Rokket name is a disadvantage, but if it had, it would have been a very reasonable balance adjustment considering that it would have earned a tremendous advantage with Quick Launch.
Also, the area around my face is a little gross.

As an old card, it has quite a unique and interesting effect fusion, but it's just interesting and not strong.
Even if you look at it as a single performance, it's a half-baked stat that doesn't correspond to 《Machine Duplication》or 《Debris Dragon》.
However, considering that the English name is Robo bastard and the Fusion is Super Robo bastard, it's a good card that will get the most excitement when it comes to having a fun duel with an old card. Will there be any Hyper Robo bastards in the future? I mean, if you look closely, isn't the illustration really cool?

Various restrictions have been imposed due to the errata, and its combo potential or exploitability has dropped significantly, but it is still powerful as a general-purpose free chain single removal that is close to no cost.
Although it is a removal that can be easily blocked by resistance, it is only necessary to use it to destroy the starting points and intermediate points of development, and although it is an old card, it can still be considered enough to use.
However, looking at it as a single removal, many of the excellent themes these days have cards that are searchable within the theme and effectively demonstrate the same or better performance...

Weird card with a lot of shady abuse potential.
His LP-cost spell cards aren't many in total, but the limited number of them mostly have very powerful effects.
Currently, there are cards that pay a lot of LP cost, but I want to reduce LP when I put a lot of them in one deck and repeatedly hit them repeatedly. If there is a deck that has no reason and pays a lot of LP cost, it may be seen in the environment.
Also, considering the existence of powerful LP-cost spells like Chicken Game and Ancient Leaf even now, there are many possibilities to use them for nasty infinite draws.
Just an add-loss Spell that just doesn't do anything without that sort of thing. It's a card worth keeping in the corner of your head if you build his weird Deck.

Although it has an extremely unfavorable activation timing in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, the attack reaction, it has a unique strength of being able to activate the same effect as Oarashi, which has a reputation for creating bad combos, during the opponent's turn.
Basically, his Spell Trap is difficult to get through because he is face down in the main 2, but I want to throw in cards that are based on the premise of breaking my own cards so that I don't miss a shot.
After all, the biggest attraction is that he can break his own Spell Trap like Oarashi, and if you put it in Artifact, it has a destructive power that makes you hate it.
The appearance of Lord of the Heavenly Prison was a tailwind for other attack reaction traps, but in fact that card has the drawback of protecting even the opponent's set card, so this card is unusual among attack reactions. Very bad compatibility.
By the way, doesn't this guy's card illustration look a bit like a fusion card?

what this what......?
After negating the existence of a trap that deals damage in an extremely narrow range, it comes with an effect that doesn't make much sense unless it can be activated at a more targeted timing of destroying his face-up Spell Trap.
The conditions for activating the effect itself are extremely narrow, and there are very few scenes where it makes sense even if it is activated. What should I do with this guy if its activation and effects are unusually niche?
If it's a Torture Chamber Trap Burn opponent, it can be stabbed, so it can be said that it is useful to scatter general-purpose back removal such as feather brooms, rice, and tsuitsui, even if it makes sense to take the second attack.
There are so many different things that I can't think of a use for it, but there may be something rare about the illustration that reflects from the front, which is rare among Force-types.

A resurrection card with excellent handling if limited to materials.
There are restrictions on the targets that can be revived, and because it is excluded, it cannot be used for the purpose of reusing the effect when sent to GY, which is common in cards that special summon with this kind of effect negate. Although it is difficult, it can be used as an Xyz material to knock it down, and since it is a no-cost resurrection in the first place, it is relatively easy to handle. Also, depending on the theme, there are combos that make use of exclusion, and it should not be forgotten that it is possible to revive from exclusion in quite a number of ways, such as Pisti when used in Dragon Link and Darkness Metal.
It can also be used as a combo with 《Inferno Reckless Summon》, taking advantage of his lower ATK.
Fortunately, he's an Equip Spell, and I'm grateful that he has a variety of search methods available.
In particular, in his Deck, which uses his Equip Spell for Isolde's cost, it will be highly valued in that it can extend the deployment even if you skip it.
The impression is that it is a card that has been carefully adjusted in various ways. The illustrations are cute too.

It's a versatile counter with a wide range, and it's strong that he doesn't activate the GY effect because it's sent to exclusion instead of GY.
However, for some reason it returned to my hand, so it was a pain that it was only a one-turn delay.
Also, it is troublesome that he is not compatible with Special Summon and monster effects.
However, the fact that it doesn't use GY resources is very good in terms of stopping development during that turn, so if you can definitely get Lethal on the return turn, I think it's pretty good.

-Cannot be used unless destroyed
・You have to destroy two
・ Slowness called Trap
Unfortunate or inconvenient elements are jam-packed. I can't help it. With dust or something like that.

A super-powerful jamming trap whose only weak point is that it's a normal trap with no way to compensate for its slowness.
Except for a few themes such as Floowandereeze and TRUE, it can be activated against most of his decks, and compared to 《Infinite Impermanence》and breakthrough, it is overwhelmingly superior in terms of permanent negate. Furthermore, with the bonus of lowering the RBI, it is possible to prevent the "phenomenon that can not be knocked down even though it is negate" that frequently occurs when other negate cards are piled up on a theme with powerlessness.
In addition, if the opponent continues to deploy from EX, it can be reset even on the turn it was activated, and most of what is written is strong.
If I had to say it, the ability to target is one of its weaknesses, so I think it would be a good idea to try activating it before the end of the deployment even though you've expended a certain amount of resources.
Lowering the RBI makes it easier to destroy battles, and not only does the permanent negate stop the deployment, but it makes it easier for you to get lethal on the next turn. Feel like a trap. Moreover, even though it is so strong, its rarity in Master Duel is astonishingly R... For poor duelists, it is a correct salvation card.
However, since he doesn't use Special Summon, it doesn't work against Floowandereeze and some meta beats, so it's hard to say that it's all-purpose. Is it undeniable that it is easy to use?
If you want to value Yu-Gi-Oh's most primitive bargaining, which is interfering with a prone Trap, please adopt it. Even if it's not, I want you to try it. I wrote a lot of things at length, but to summarize, this card is really strong.

(Re-evaluation due to increased opportunities to fight environmental decks)
Strong against environmental decks, weak against fan decks.
It's not uncommon for all of the spells that are used in a theme that's been pampered by environment-class KONAMI to pour in new cards, with the exception of 《Raigeki》, 《Harpie's Feather Duster》and 《Monster Reborn》. Against such decks, it often works well as a one-turn stopping effect.
However, it's a serious problem that you can't stop the second turnover cards such as 《Raigeki》《Harpie's Feather Duster》, so avoid using it for monsters that do not have destruction resistance or decks that rely on backing for the board as much as possible. sea ​​bream.
There are many cases where it doesn't work against themes that are still fighting with old spells outside the environment, so it's not uncommon that it doesn't hit at all.
Most of all, if you use it against Charge of the Light Brigade, which is often used by Ishizu-types, you'll end up in a lot of trouble with the main effect, GY Fertilizer. I can't escape the evaluation of "It's Magic Jammer after all". A deck that can't withstand the LP cost of God Trap, the hand cost of Magic Jammer, and can pass through Raigeki, so there's room for consideration. be.

Everyone loves Opyo.
With the advent of Link Monsters, which do not have levels and are excellent in deployment, their presence has decreased considerably, but in reality there are not many Decks that use Link Monsters as their ace, and the main players at the landing point are Synchro and Fusion. Considering that there are still a lot of things that happen, I think it's a relatively easy-to-use suppression card that you can choose your opponent.
In addition, since it can search for general infections, it is unquestionably powerful in that it is practically resistant to a single drop of Raist Sambol.
It's true that it's only "clogged depending on the deck", so I think it's basically going to be a match from the side deck... Opyoo.