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It's a disappointing card that doesn't have any real combo value or simple adoption value, with a limit of 1 turn on the increase in RBI that is too subtle.
As expected, if you want to adopt this, the old would be fine...or .

Most of his decks, which use a lot of counters, can be decided by solitaire in one turn, or they can completely complete the board.
However, this card is a Normal Spell and doesn't work as a meta against such decks at all. In a similar meta it probably wouldn't work without a hand trigger.
The effect that only removes counters is unique. In the future, the fewer counters you have, the more delicious the effect will be, and if a card with a practical combo effect appears, the day may come when this card will have adoption value. However, at that time, it will be for deployment, not for obstruction...
Although it has a great deal of potential to transform itself with its unique effect, it has to be said that it has no adoption value at present. It is such a card.

Perhaps this troublesome restriction and poor usability is based on the idea that if you want to add more effects to the relatively high status of 2300 at level 5, you need a certain restriction.
…… In Yu-Gi-Oh after the Synchro period, the numerical value of the level is "4 or less or higher", excluding "whether it is targeted by an effect", in other words, other than the boundary between whether a Tribute is necessary or not It goes without saying that it has almost no meaning, and it goes without saying that "strong status for level 5" has no meaning...
And the effect activation condition of this card is a little troublesome with his Special Summon from GY. If you fill it, you can only get a penetrating effect, so there is almost no merit.
It's basically a vanilla that can't receive vanilla monster support, so there's almost no adoption value. A card that bears the same sadness as Mad Ballman... No, unlike Mad Ballman, it doesn't even have a status-like "point", so it's inferior to that...

An old trap card that is still somehow strong.
For some reason, the recent strong cards are always cheating by activating his GY effect. You can shoot those outrageous people out of the game at no cost, and they won't even be targeted.
Although it is inferior to notice in that the summoning effect cannot be negated, if you leave it in Eldlich and GY that came out in the Eldlixir series, you can throw in the annoying resurrection effect steadily and hinder the opponent's development by throwing it into the exclusion. , When I suddenly remembered and used it, it worked strangely.
I cried when Traptrix played 3 of them face down because I couldn't land a Destruction Resistant with her Minor deck. Consider adopting it when you miss a generic removal trap, and it still works better than expected.

Basically, when it comes to removing one opponent's monster, it goes without saying that removing a monster with a high RBI will give you an advantage.
Destruction Ring is able to do both, and for some reason this is a meaningless card that can remove the monster with the lowest hit point only when your own monster is destroyed.
It's probably the result of carefully adjusting the wrecking ring that was banned at the time, but if the trigger and effect were severely degraded, it wouldn't be useful even at that time, and in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, wrecking rings are unlimited. Not worth hiring at all. The illustration is an old Yu-Gi-Oh trap card! I feel like I like it.

A card that introduces rank 8 axis expansion possibilities to any Light and Dark Dragon Deck.
The deck can be self-SS under very loose conditions of choice, and the exclusion demerit can be easily defeated by making it an X material, so virtually every turn it boils from GY and starts the development of the rank 8 axis.
Even if there are no Level 8 monsters on the field, it can be arranged by its own effect, so it is possible to Xyz Summon Rank 8 with any Light Darkness Dragon Deck. Basically, although it is for Xyz materials, although it is excluded, it can be used as a link material or a synchro material. Titanic Galaxy's Spell meta etc. can be introduced, and it also supports 《Accesscode Talker》seen from the parent's face. Too convenient.

Rather than this card, it's also the weak point of Lord of the Red, but why did you end up at level 8 anyway? Due to this number and attributes, it doesn't mesh well with Red-Eyes, resulting in it being much stronger in his deck than Red-Eyes.
It's nice to be able to search with 《Red-Eyes Insight》and Black Steel Dragon, so it's not a bad move to search while dropping 《Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon》or 《Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon》to GY with 《Red-Eyes Insight》to secure the cost at the same time as the search. I think.
Rather than simply using it in Red-Eyes, it will be a card that will be useful when constructing a specialized deck with a level 8 axis that uses 《Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon》and rotates his deck with a trade-in. It's the only Deck type in the world that can give adoption value to the desperately weakest card, 《Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon》.
In other cases, it seems that it will be easier to operate using around 《Advanced Ritual Art》.
Compatibility with a normal Red-Eyes Deck is so bad that it even feels malicious...

Although it requires separate countermeasures against pancrats and lights, it is a card that can demonstrate high locking performance if it covers only those points.
As with other Rock Spell Trap, feather brooms and light damage are painful, and it can be canceled by battle destruction, and unlike nihilism, monsters with high RBI cannot be stopped, so like Pancra and Kashtira these days, you can self-SS from your hand. There is a painful place in the situation where the number of monsters is increasing.
However, as long as you can take measures against them, even now there are many themes that are relayed by his low-level Special Summon, so it functions as a fairly powerful interference.
Since he is close to 2500, it's a theme that makes it easy to summon dragons with ATK, so the card power of the theme itself is extremely poor, but is it the most realistic to install it in Red-Eyes? It works well with Trap cards such as 《Champion's Vigilance》and 《Fists of the Unrivaled Tenyi》, which have the effect of stopping Pancra and Rite, which are the weak points of this card. .

It does not correspond to the early Zako fusion relief cards, "Instant Fusion" and "Ready Fusion". Its stats are also low, and as expected, even if it had all the materials, it would be completely inferior to Wyrm, and even as a level 7 at the time, it had the lowest stats. .
It's not worth adopting at all, but the shape of his head resembles Blue-Eyed and he has a strangely flat mural-like illustration, so if you like the illustration, you can exclude it for the cost of the pot. It might make you feel That much. I vaguely put it into Decks that don't use EX Decks at all.

Flame (darkness). This guy is in everyone's favorite cup noodles. I'm sure we often pour boiling hot water over it to kill it, slurp it, and eat it...
Since it is blessed with a level 4 Dark Dragon and a very high status as a material, it enables various developments from Instant Fusion .
It can be used as the cost of Redame, made into a striker dragon or pisti, used as a material for various summoning methods that require DARK, or used for 4-axis Xyz. It makes me realize once again that it's a really deep game because there are infinite possibilities hidden in such a weak Fusion Monster that has no effect.

He has a low recruitment rate and has a powerful suppression effect that completely blocks Special Summons other than WIND. card. The real card name is "Flowandereeze x Kekkai". Is a lie.
However, on the other hand, it does not affect Normal Summon, and the status is relatively poor at 1000/1000 and does not have any resistance. After all, it's a mud boat that will sink if you hit it with a suitable low grade, and it's not perfect or the most forced pressure card.
It's not a translation, but there are many decks of his that are devastatingly incompatible, such as Red-Eyes without Gearfried, and Decks centered on the highest grades such as Blue-Eyed, and his Deck is this card. Even one sheet is often completely clogged.
It's a card that attracts a lot of hate due to such compatibility factors, more than its actual performance.
Especially in a single-match Master Duel environment, it is not possible to add lower grades or removal cards from the side deck to counter it, which is also the reason why Gadara's evaluation is significantly higher than OCG.
The fact that his WIND is relatively minor compared to other Barrier Statue series is also powerful, and among the Barrier Statues whose performance fluctuates depending on the opponent's Deck, it is the most stable and vicious nuisance to the opponent player. I wonder if I can have a bad influence on the spirit of.
Excellent themes such as Floowandereeze and Simorgh are easy to search for and stable to operate, so we will see him frequently in Master Duel, especially with the addition of his Floowandereeze.

In addition to the fear of easily burying Debifura and Powerful on Ronintoadin, due to the limitation of link materials, it is a type of card that is difficult to handle that leaves weak monsters on the field after deployment. Although it looks like it can actually be gigantic, it also has a bounce effect and can interfere, so it has crazy performance everywhere you look. Why do you add an additional hindrance to the deployment support effect that is terrifying even by itself? Why is the deployment card itself the minimum element of the board even if the deployment card is stopped?
And he makes Spright even more crazy...

This control board surface is absurdly warm and soft...? \That's my cousin/
A card that is basically used as a flip card like a subspecies of Raigeki that breaks through almost all resistances instead of consuming the Normal Summon right. Due to its nature, it has excellent compatibility with Sky Striker and Eldlich, which do not use summons much.
It has an extraordinary destructive power that can wipe out the opponent's field no matter how many perfect resistances appear, and if it is decided, the board will be overturned with a single blow.
It flips over, but... In the first place, you can't ignore the low stability, such as you can't use it unless you have three monsters lined up.
Compared to Kaiju, which releases only one, and Cute Pet-chan Lava Golem, which releases two, the usage conditions are stricter, so in terms of versatility and stability, it falls into the lower category among release removal cards. If the opponent is going to deploy a lot of cards, it's probably a good idea to take him out of the side deck when you know it's a deck. Because the destructive power itself is overwhelmingly higher than the above two types.
Although it has an effect that returns when the turn goes around, it basically becomes a link material when it comes to the opponent's turn, so if you want to use the Ra summoning effect, you can honestly release the monsters in your own field and summon them, or ( And basically, you'll actively take back control using cards such as 《Owner's Seal》. Just like the original Malik.

Nowadays, there are so many search cards with loose conditions that they can be thrown away, and there are cases where the number of search cards is multiple.
But the great thing about this card is that it has no cost, no turn 1 limit, and you can search and use it again and again.
As a result, it exerts strength like a greedy pot that can shoot two or three times in one turn. Although it makes sense for the Spell to be stronger in terms of the Deck concept of making individual weaker cards stand together.

Although he pays a fairly heavy cost, he can easily be Special Summoned at level 7, which is extremely useful in seven-axis deployments.
As for the recovery effect... I don't think there are many strange guys who can see this and hit. The peculiarity of being able to stop the deployment as soon as this guy is put out, and not having a removal method other than destruction, can only be activated under the peculiar condition of accidentally hitting a deck.
It's interesting as an effect that is conscious of the original Rai Sennin, but I wonder if it's a hidden bonus effect.