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It's hard to save because the effect is the deterioration of the torrent burial, even though the activation conditions are too strict.
For the time being, if you think of Traptrix as a searchable card that can be left in play while skipping sweeping removal in response to the effects of Auroradon and Galaxy Tomahawk, it doesn't seem too bad... but it's too pinpointed to be in the main deck. You can't put in a card that doesn't make sense unless you go first.

The first effect is only to enable the activation of the third effect at the very least, and it can be said that it has almost no practicality. At most, it will be easier to get the name-specified fusion "Red-Eyes Slash Dragon" by means other than "Red-Eyes Fusion".
The second effect is a deployment effect that is too rare in Red-Eyes, but it can be said that there is no Red-Eyes that has even the slightest meaning to land on the opponent's turn (Euphoroid grows hair Does a battle destruction Recruiter have any meaning now?), it should be taken as an effect to secure the materials to be used on the field for the next turn if the first attack is taken.
Of particular note is the third effect. You can think of others as a bonus.
900 if it's just this guy on the field, 2400 if there's a Red-Eyes Black Dragon on the field, 3200 or 3500 if there's a monster from Red-Eyes Fusion. I can do things. However, considering that it would take a turn to put this card next to the fusion card that was played with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》due to that terrible restriction, it would be common to use a normal black dragon and deal 2400 damage.
Is it a free chain that recreates the fact that Jonouchi, who has regained his sanity, made a sudden decision to fire a black flame bullet? Both the lack of power and the lack of single firepower are too serious, and even Red-Eyes, who had a hard time cutting down the opponent's LP, sometimes can't cut down the opponent's remaining LP.
Since this card itself can be Special Summoned with 《The Black Stone of Legend》etc., it would be quite useful to be able to easily add 2400 damage as an option when you want to cut off a little more.
Having said that, it's also true that it's just an overly peculiar burn card, with the exception of being able to put one material onto the field on the 0th turn of the second attack, and it's undeniably difficult to use. Unfortunately, the strength of that habit is reflected in the price of the card... Somehow, everyone seems to be twisted when it comes to strengthening Red-Eyes. All the illustrations are super cool.

Consuming 4 cards in hand, overcoming 1/3 of the gambling, all I can do is SS that keeps the summoning conditions.
There are better cards if you want to gamble and more, if not.

A man who only sells the coolest illustrations in the world.
Since it is necessary to cut off the summoning right twice, he is actually a high-class monster, but he is not so high as a high-class monster, so he can't help but gain DEF.
Even though it's not as strong as it is now, I'd rather use Millennium Shield instead of using this.

His Rokket with a tracer bullet motif.
The effect of recruiting any Rokket from the Deck is simply strong, and you can raise monsters of your favorite level and connect them to Synchro Summons.
However, the fact that his Special Summon is impossible from EX other than DARK is still a big deal, and I have the impression that he will choose his Deck to adopt. After all, the fact that you can't use Fleur de Baroness, which is attached to many Decks, is a big deal, but since you can use it before using this effect, it's not such a big problem.
Also, during the opponent's turn, you can call any Rokket from his deck with this effect, and it is also a card that guarantees the responsiveness of the Rokket Deck, which flexibly changes the bullets fired depending on the opponent's deck.
DARK Bind can only be applied to EX, and the revival effect of 《Jet Synchron》can be used without problems.
Personally, I think it's also strong to divide Wee Witch's Apprentice with this effect to salvage and recruit at the same time.

Anaconda's original appearance.
Although it is difficult to deploy the target fusion material monster next to this card, it is possible to incorporate fusion summons into the deployment without having to insert fusion or its support cards into the main deck.
There is also an SS effect from the hand card, and you can feel the spirit of not stopping the development with fusion summons and extending the development further from here.
Personally, I think the move to simply turn random tokens into Wyrm is strong.

Even in the long history of Yu-Gi-Oh, it is a card with a rare and pitiful birth, having card power that can be said to be strong within an appropriate range, but being born in a position comparable to that Harikonda. If I were to use a human analogy, it would be like an average Japanese elementary school boy who is about the third fastest in his grade and spends his childhood in a class filled with Usain Bolt.
In the rules when it first appeared, the direction of the link marker was too sloppy, so it gave the impression that it was not "Burnout". became.
A question that is often asked is, "If there are two monsters of the same level on the field, you can already Xyz Summon them, so why bring this one out?" However, this can only be said when using Decks whose levels are standardized within the theme. "Cannot be connected to the Xyz Summon of ." may occur.
For example, in the Kuriboh Deck, where Kuriboh and "Kuribah" lined up on the field due to the effect of "Kuribah" can only produce rank 1 Xyz, by biting this Ahashima, GY's "Linkslayer" and "Kuribabylon" in the hand can be used. It is possible to perform tricks such as connecting to the Rank 5 Xyz Summon used. In the end, it's "change the level of the X material monster".
In addition, you can also connect to Xyz Summons by changing the tokens that have been deployed in large numbers with No.42 Starship, Galaxy, Tomahawk, etc. to Ahashima. In other words, it converts a token that cannot be used for Xyz Summoning into a Monster.
Also, even though he negates the effect and special summons it, if he uses a monster that can activate the effect if sent to GY from anywhere, such as Eva or Desperado Barrel Dragon, the effect will be reused. I can do things.
It doesn't have the versatility or ease of building his Deck like his contemporaries, Halifaiver and Anaconda, but I think it's a card that has the potential to be as good as those crazy creations if you carefully work out the gimmicks. .
Since the time of its appearance is very close to the 11th period, this card may have been adjusted assuming the performance under the 11th period rules even though it is a card in the final stage of the 10th period. I personally doubt it. I thought that the average rating was about 8, and when I opened this page, it was 3.7, which was a shock.
Furthermore, in 2022, he will appear as a theme that is compatible with Spright, which can overcome the disadvantages.

First of all, the situation that the opponent will handicap is extremely limited. In fact, most of his decks are not handicap, but rather use negate effects and resistances to suppress or interfere, so handicap decks themselves are rarely seen.
Additionally, this card is his Continuous Spell, which is visible to your opponent from the start. Where would anyone be willing to use handicap in that state?
No, I'm not anywhere. Anyway, recovering 1000 per card is nothing more than an error in modern Yu-Gi-Oh. That's why 《Upstart Goblin》is still used today.
In general, this card has a triple whammy: ``Effects activated under strict and passive conditions are useless''.
......Is it okay to send Toon Gemini Elf and throw away Danger!, Dark World, and Fabled while doing Rikuru special attacks...? His LP depletion problem with Rikuru could be improved if luckily... what a crazy combo. yes. There is no use for it.

Deterioration is basically buried.
Since it has two delays, the delay due to the trap and the delay of one turn to activate the effect, it is undeniable that it is difficult to incorporate it into the plan and operate it. If you try to use it normally, it will be a leisurely burial rather than a peaceful one.
However, the demerits that cannot be activated can be used in reverse. For example, if a monster whose demerit effect is "activated" during the end phase of the opponent's turn is placed on the field as an ace, using this card will overwhelm the demerit. I can do things.
Except for such abuse, I wonder if it will be used to fill in the starting cards to rebuild the board that has been destroyed to some extent after the second turn in the mid-to-long term Deck.
There are many excellent GY sending cards of his, such as "Dragon Shrine", "Armageddon Knight", and "Red-Eyes Insight", which are excellent for each theme, race, and attribute, so it has to be relatively underrated, but it's still enough. A useful card for However, since it has a strong tendency to operate, it should be noted that it is not something that can be easily adopted even in decks that want to fertilize GY. Also, I really like this soothing illustration.

A special expansion meta that does not have the ability to stop the expansion itself. It's an effect that reverses and multiplies G, but it's greatly underrated in that it can't be activated from your hand.
If you have a Deck that moves by cutting your hand, or a Deck that repeats searching and special summons from your hand, you can stop the deployment, but nowadays there are more and more decks that can repeatedly deploy Special Summons without going through your hand. It does not act as a direct deterrent.
However, developing under the influence of this card inevitably means that you will have to discard trigger counter cards such as "Called by the Grave", and you will have a sub-plan when the trigger is thrown into your hand. It means that you will not be able to leave it.
As a result, it's attractive that you can create a rare situation these days where you can stop the opponent's development just by throwing a trigger.
However, the scene where this card demonstrates its power, the scene where the original hand has many cards, and the scene where Special Summon is repeated many times is basically the development of the first turn, and considering that point, this card takes the second attack. There is also a problem that it is easy to rot if it is used.
It will mainly be used like 《Vanity's Emptiness》, sticking it on the field at the end of the preceding turn. It doesn't have the binding power of nihilism, but it's powerful in that it can insidiously cut down the opponent's resources in a way that makes it difficult to reuse them, so if you're confident in your destiny to take the lead, you should definitely adopt it. I want you to take a look. At least it's not a weak card, and in fact it's in a reasonably strong category. It's just that it's just a little too late and it's too easy to rot.

Although it doesn't hurt much in today's environment decks where almost anything can be done with monster effects alone, he is the kind of person who can't win without placing more weight on spells, and for decks he boasts an immediate surrender power.
Basically, the card that is used as a back removal is Wraith Feather, and it's painful that he can't fight unless he pulls out the Pancra that happened to be in the deck when this card is placed.
In terms of lock performance, it's only to the extent that a strong Deck can be broken through by monster effects as usual, but it chooses opponents badly and hits an instant death level with a high probability against Decks outside the environment. It's a pretty insidious card when you think about it... In short, it is weak against strong decks and strong against weak decks.
Unlike the imperial order that only blocks the effect of his spell card used on the field, in order to block the activation itself, it is not possible to blank-hit Galaxy Cyclone and send him to GY and then divide it with the GY effect. is really disgusting.
《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》, it may be the worst public order, the insidious pressure to align, and the insidious country that excludes all but the strong...

It's the origin of Spell Trap removal, and you can get a 1:1 exchange even if you die if you use it correctly.
Later, many Spell Trap removal cards were printed, but among them, Cyclone was the only general-purpose Quick-Play Spell that had no demerit factors. It is rarely seen in decks that cannot withstand the hand cost of .
Inflation has progressed and most of the top decks have become "decks that you can do whatever you want" these days. Even so, there are many scenes where "I have to break the skid and avoid the jam", and even if it doesn't always happen in every game, it's still a card that I'm indebted to.
However, basically there aren't many decks that are troubled with a hand cost of about 1 card, and it is clear to everyone that LP cost 1000 is not a problem in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, so Twin Twisters and Cosmic Cyclone》, etc., will be given priority to adopting cards that can gain a lot of advantages with just one card.
Don't forget that it's only for decks where it's hard to stack them. I feel like I can stack the most Kozusai anywhere.
I always use a weak deck that can't withstand the hand cost of 《Twin Twisters》.

There is an entrustment written in the text box, but in short, one sheet is two sheets! Explosive ad! That means.
Especially in the MD environment where Hari Fiber is still alive, it is often seen as a single initial move for deploying Hari Radon. The ability of this card is completely concentrated in that it can access Link 2, Level 3 or Level 4 Synchro from the first move without having to carry the disadvantage of cutting the summoning right. Obvious but super convenient.

The design is super good, but the main effect boils down to "Waste your counters and fight instead of Kaiju in your hand or his GY".
However, his ATK is the same as GY's Kaiju, so why not just use Kaiju normally from the beginning? That's what it means.
Well, he doesn't have any other effects, of all things... so that's really all there is to it.
If he survives for multiple turns, he can equip multiple copies of his Kaiju and increase his ATK explosively, but I have to say that it's too slow. Well, Kaiju certainly has a modest overall board firepower, right?

What is the strongest banned card in history? When asked, honestly, I can't think of any candidates other than this card.
The madness that you can do whatever you want just by paying an LP cost that is almost nothing like ear dust. No matter how much their level is limited and direct attacks are impossible, there are still many people with powerful effects and stats that can be used as raw materials.
Link, Xyz, and Synchro can start developing from this one, and will continue to be strengthened forever as the card pool increases in the future.
And this guy with such a great effect has excellent status corresponding to various search recruits at the end of the day. why? ? ? ?
As mentioned earlier, as the card pool increases, it is infinitely stronger, so unless you rewrite all the effects and change the name and illustration to a different card, it will be impossible to lift the ban.
I mean, even at that time, I think I knew that I couldn't make such a performance on the boulder. Maybe it's a card I made when I was drunk with cheap alcohol and lost my sanity. so strong.
There have been accidents where it was included in the magic category, probably by accident, and there is a possibility that it will benefit from strengthening magic and adding search cards in the future. With that in mind, it's absolutely impossible to get rid of it.