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A Continuous Trap that replaces your dead monsters with Minor tokens.
If you don't care about the quality of the monsters on the field, you can only maintain the number, so it's useful, but be aware that the tokens are not sent to his GY, so it doesn't create an infinite wall.
It tends to be used passively, so as you said, is it interesting to have a continuous suicide attack by a recruiter or the like?

A card like a subspecies of Dimension Wall can bounce off a pinch that takes a lot of damage and turn it into an opportunity.
Basically, it's better to remove it with Mirafo or Imprisonment, so if it's a damage race priority, I feel like I should use it.
The need for a monster is a bit of a drawback, and it's a bit inconsistent with Burn-specialized Decks, and there are options such as Magic Cylinder and Dimension Wall, which are thought to be inferior in damage, but are not affected by your own monsters.
It is attractive that the value of the reflected damage can be quite large, so I wonder if he will consult with the nature of the deck.

It's been a long time since I've wanted to build his Deck, which is based on Tribute Summon.
In order to make one release, you need a monster of level 5 or higher, but there is no further specification, so even old cards such as Sidera, Simple, Diabo, and recently P summons and his Impcantation are candidates. .
If you Tribute Summon, you can do Volcasaurus, so the effect is simple and easy to use, and there are 3000 hit points, so you can aim to destroy monsters by battle, and if you succeed in destroying battles, the monsters you used to release will come back with effective effects.
Another strength is that it works well with other dragons in terms of train, temptation, and melody.

You can do Pendulum Summon twice, but even if you weaken it greatly with the new rules, it's still a powerful summoning method, so it's not uncommon to die or die instantly in one time, and the conditions are 3 P summons, so it's not like that. If you allow things, you will die before being attacked twice in one turn.
Although the ATK increase effect is 300 per body, considering the nature of the P summons that are deployed in large numbers, will it be a staff member in one shot?
If you rely on this for the scale change effect, the scale you want should be prepared at the construction stage, so it's just a bonus.

The range of cards that can satisfy the activation conditions is narrow, but the problem is that the activation conditions generally require the opponent to take an action that negates them, and if they are removed from the field without negate, it ends. put away.
The effect itself is mostly libido.
You can revive stronger than reviving with libide, but the impression is that it is not worth it considering the narrow range of activation.

Currently, there are Halifibers, so it's not that difficult, but Link 4 requires 4 monsters, but 1 Synchro is needed, so it's almost heavy if it's close to 5 monsters.
The effect Special Summons a token with the same status as the card removed from the extra, and does not copy the effect.
Since I am originally faithful to the story and he has ATK 0, I can see it as an effect that only increases the RBI once per turn. Yes.
If the token is broken through, the negative synergy between Link and Tzolkin's status will be the best and you will receive a lot of damage.
Postscript: I misunderstood it as link 3, but it was link 4, so -1 point? yeah... (confused)

Dekoto's special move.
All effects are related to combat and depend on the number of links.
The effects of the three bodies are powerful once decided, but they can be evaded by the opponent's play, and the effect of two bodies gives the impression that it is a bit unsatisfactory as an effect that can be used even after completing the heavy activation conditions and battles.
If you want to use it, you want to aim for the effect of 3 bodies, so I want to be able to use Kaiju to make monsters come in front of Dekoto.

Cards that are prohibited by ETED measures at screening-related events.
Each card costs 1000 recovery, so if you use it properly, it's not worth it, but if you use it in conjunction with a combo, it's a pretty decent amount of recovery.
As a cost, he can send a card that he wants to remove from play to GY, even if the activation of this is negated, he can send it to GY.

Since the burn effect can't be used for anything other than finishing, the lower effect should be the main effect, but since the range of destruction is limited, a normal general-purpose removal will suffice.
A subtle level card even if 2 effects are applied simultaneously.

It's too expensive to use it normally, so I want to make a specialized deck and aim for a one-shot.
is a strong candidate for recovery personnel.
It's also effective to build up your hand with 《Heart of the Underdog》like in the anime.

If the main monster is the target of the bounce removal card, it will be a draw lock, so the effect is strong.
There is Legendary Jujitsu Master with a similar effect, and it may have a relatively high defensive power over there, but since this is a reverse, it has the advantage of being able to be used at any time if you defend well.
The additional effect when there is a Warrior is not enough to be aimed at, but it is excellent as a hand bounce regardless of yourself or others.

Permanent up is great, but it's not good if you think of it as releasing one monster on the field.
The number is not bad, so if you want to use it, you want to specialize it like a runaway summon.

Recent level 3 is strong and can't be underestimated, so if you think you can take it all permanently, it's pretty strong.
The problem is that most of them are material personnel, so on their turn they become Xyz or Link and disappear.
The challenge is how to stop it before it becomes a material.

A piece that was about to end Yu-Gi-Oh in the old days.
Card games are basically games in which he doesn't have more means of action unless he draws a card from the deck, so the element of crushing it is very brutal.
However, it's hard to deal battle damage to a monster that can't be Special Summoned with ATK 200, and in modern times, even if you don't do this, it's not difficult to silence it with suppression, or to take 8000 damage per turn in a battle from deployment. You can win without this guy who can't be used reliably in the first attack.
So even if you can use it, I don't think it will be as active as destroying the environment, but SPYRAL's actions, which used drones to crush the draws of the second attack and suppress them, and scored pseudo-first one-kills, spit. When I remember that it was hated enough to be cut, it seems that it would be better to ban it because the element of denial of the draw, which crushes even the one-chan big comeback drama from the miraculous engagement, is the worst in card games.
The fact that this guy has a low hit point is a kind of advantage, and he can do things like TOD while continuing to delay actions while hitting with 200 damage...
Even if it comes back, it's obvious that it won't be used in his normal deck, so it's not an element that makes the game interesting.

As with other vanilla flavor texts, Yu-Gi-Oh has no concept of speed or movement, so even if you sell your agility, there's no place to take advantage of it.