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An anime original card that appears in the Doma edition. It's the first OCG trap card with his Harpie name.
Although it is a one-time use, pay attention to its (1) effect that completely neutralizes the opponent's monster effects for one turn. He needs a WIND/Winged Beast monster to activate, but Harpie is enough to fill it, and it can be activated from the hand due to the merit effect in the previous sentence. If it's a sign, it will be a search for the end phase, so I'm quite grateful to be able to activate it from my hand without causing a time lag. Also, it is effective for hand triggers such as increased G and Veiler that your opponent activates during your turn.
The (2) feather broom search/salvage is dependent on the opponent, so it can't be targeted, but it's a powerful bonus that allows multiple activations of the feather broom that all duelists dream of. As a landmine, there is probably no more terrifying effect than this.
Harpies aren't a tribe that likes to sit still, so the conditions for leaving his Harpie on the field during the opponent's turn are a little tricky, but the effect is powerful. After that, he with a high RBI is Mr. Harpie...

The strength of this card used by Ryuzaki in Duel Links is abnormal. The movement of pinpointing the opponent's combo while applying pressure with the Dinosaur's RBI is simple but very troublesome, and the ability to respond is extremely high.
It is also strong against the popular Demon God Quick Summon Combo, Fusion Sandra, and Karate One Kill. Since the release is also performed by the effect, it is good not to lose the monster even if it is stopped by the magic jammer. One of my favorites for dinosaurs. If it's a Lynx environment, I'd like to give it 8 points.

The reason why this card continues to be banned is because, unlike the description, it can self-destruct at any time, and because it has the effect of neutralizing all spells that have a wide variety of uses, as well as its cruelty. One of those nightmares is coming back with errata.
The contents of the errata are the forced payment of the cost and the actual self-destruction seal. Of course, the opponent will not be able to use his spells properly until his LP runs out, so it depends on the situation if it is not his deck that has a voluntary release method or his deck that hardly uses his spells. may strangle themselves. But Zodiac has a card called Drancia...
At this timing, one of the most brutal cards among the currently banned cards has returned to restrictions. His self-destruction is gone, but his Spell negate is still alive, so I have a bad feeling about it... Now, what is the impact on the environment?

A new virus card that scatters shadows.
It's creepy to see that the magic deck is lightly blurred, but in the recent environment, the defense tends to be high, and the number of monsters that can make his GY send is increasing, so it may be a relatively good balance. . Still, I think it has the power to easily destroy an unfortunate retro theme, but...
"Well, that's why the cost is heavy." DARK · DEF 2000 or more is generally in line with the requirements of the Dark Deck, so if the Deck can easily meet that, it will basically meet this as well. By the way, even Rank 4 has an excellent medium that satisfies both conditions, Dark Rebellion.

《Foolish Burial》dropping his Spell Trap finally came out. A little while ago, there was only a chain to carry his Spell Trap.
By sending Spell Trap with effects such as "Exclude this card from GY~" and "If this card is sent to her GY~" to GY, you can directly access those effects from this card. become able to. Especially in Fluffal, UA, Cubic, Silence, etc. where this card leads to immediate search.
A simple yet extremely epoch-making effect. Actually, there aren't many decks that want to drop Spell Trap with this card, but depending on the future card pool, I think it's a card that can hit as many as you want.

　Yang Zing is finally on the next stage. All of his Yang Zings in this pack are unmatched specs.
A powerful Counter Trap that should have been reserved for Botenko at the very least. Just by S-summoning Botenkou, his Counter Trap is set behind DEF 2800 at virtually no cost. this nightmare. I also hate that it negates and bounces Deck instead of destroying it.
For the normal Yang Zing who misses the timing, chaining destruction can be a disadvantage, but for the maverick Botenkou, it's not even that. The best search destination as an accessory for simultaneous recording with Botenkou. This must have left many people traumatized by his Yang Zing.

A reborn . The troublesome binding disappeared somewhere, and it was reborn as a different thing with a removal effect.
Not only is it compatible with the gospel, but since it's level 8, it's also trade-in compatible and easy to use as an X material. If you revive, you can immediately use the exclusion effect, and the power-up that comes with it is also powerful. Since he himself can revive the Dragon, the power of the rush is also tremendous. He doesn't need to send GY, which tends to be in this kind of effect, and it's good that it can be used even if P monsters are destroyed by battle.
All of them have excellent versatility effects in line with Dragon's main concept, and business trips are also in sight. Inevitably, he will only be lifted up by Blue-Eyed and Gospel, but this card also has an effect that can never be ridiculed.

Not satisfied with the Dragon's 《Monster Reborn》, all Dragons have destruction resistance. Dragons are a race with high ATK across the board, so the destruction resistance given to them is just like a demon. Only level 7 and level 8 Dragons can be revived, but since Dragons are originally centered around that area, it seems to be tied up, but it is not tied up at all.
It was born as a general-purpose dragon support card from the beginning, and he was the most influential card in the environment at the time, and naturally demonstrated his power in Blue-Eyed. He revived powerful Dragons one after another, and many duelists suffered from the added resistance to destruction each time. Especially his Artifact player, who relies on Moralta for removal, vomited blood.

For the 20th anniversary milestone, the elf swordsman has also been remade.
With the same level and racial attributes as it is, further hit points and effects are given, making it a romantic piece with a gorgeous handsome elf swordsman parade and a large amount of draws from there. This card itself is an elf swordsman, so it's not bad considering that you can draw at least 1 card if you deal damage.
However, the attack limit of (1) is quite a curmudgeon. To draw with your own effect, you must first use up your hand. It's pretty miserable if the attack doesn't go through, and it's also weak against cards that simply have his ATK and defense power higher than this card. There will definitely be a need for countermeasures.

A Continuous Trap with a rare effect that delays spell cards by one turn.
Fusion and Ritual themes are definitely weakened due to gimmicks, and Spell-themed magic and Pendulum, which cannot be set due to the rules, are also significantly weakened.
His Aroma combo with Dirk Simorgh and Harpie is too famous. Now that it's faster, this card's reputation has risen as his spell status has risen.

"What exactly is Oulu?" Well, over there is Fluffal...
For the first time in a long time, it is a card that follows the principle of "short text is strong", and you can quickly search for 2 cards at no cost. The fusion search, which is too appreciated for Fluffal, who makes full use of normal fusion, and the search for Edge Imp, which Frightfur wants, are all done at once. First of all, it's hard to imagine a situation where you can't fuse using this.
The obvious disadvantage is the turn limit, so if you're just aiming for a fusion, you can use the search ability with almost no disadvantages. It looks like Fluffal's stability has finally reached a ridiculous level.

Although there is a certain amount of value in just being able to create Evolzar, there is almost no opportunity to use it due to the presence of two excellent Saber Hippo. Furthermore, it hurts to compete with 《Crawling Dragon #2》of lower ranks for a few turns.
When Ryuzaki uses it in Lynx, he can also get his ATK of 1900. A card with strength not found in Ax Raider. But will there be inflation here too?

One of the familiar Dracoslayer-related themes from the Alphabet Field series. The Battle of Metalfoes begins.
Although the RBI enhancement is weak, it is a benefit that cannot be ignored, such as Orichaluk exceeding 3000 and Gold Driver exceeding the Sidera line. It's a pity that Effect Resistance can't be given to Orichalc and Mithriel, but it's a great effect that prevents direct hits from the abyss of P Summons.
However, it hurt that I was powerless to deal with the most troublesome notification before the abyss. On top of that, since this card is not his Metalfoes, he cannot receive the benefit of common effects, and his strong resistance is easily canceled by destroying this card itself. It doesn't have a direct advantage ability, and it's plain that the only effect is to increase RBI and add resistance to vanilla. Whether or not it's worth increasing his Spell Trap ratio in the Deck is extremely questionable.

　Metalfoes Trap is wonderful because it even has an effect that keeps the scale at a minimum even if the effect cannot be used on the field.
The role of this card is to supply his Metalfoes from his deck to the field, and by extension, to the extras, and to collect scale from the extras. You can simply recruit Volflame, which has a high RBI, or you can recruit Bismagia, which has a search effect but needs to wait for its destruction. It will also be a constant 1 kill countermeasure.
　Metafoes' common effect can also be activated actively. A very versatile support card that can fertilize and rebuild Pendulum's scale with just one card.

Metalfoes is a P theme, so in order to revive, you need to send her Metalfoes to her GY with Painful Decision or hand fusion. Fusions can also be revived, so it's delicious to use Mithriel and Orihulk. It doesn't mesh well with Arcaest, who is level 1 and can't even be revived, but since all other fusions are level 5 or higher, they can all be revived within the range that can be searched with 《Painful Decision》. Of course, it's slow due to the trap card, but if you have Fullmetalfoes Fusion, you can use the effect during the opponent's turn.
Don't worry too much about maintaining it, you can use common effects and eccentrics to destroy it yourself and actively search for it. If I had to bring one, Bismagia, which lacks search means, or 1 scale would be a good choice. Mithriel is a reliable partner who is easy to revive and recovers this card if it falls into his GY.