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The effect is backward compatible with 《Monster Reborn》, but the other side is currently a restricted card, and since this card bears the name of "World Legacy", the effect of Miko Eve and Meisei can be searched as needed. The advantage is that it works.
Thanks to the World Legacy Deck.

Required card for the current environment.
This card is currently the best solution for many hand trigger cards, and after its introduction, it was a factor in the rise of his Link Solitaire decks such as "Troymare Gouki" and "Good Stuff Link".
It was just a normal card recorded in FLOD, but as you can see from the fact that it climbed to the top rare card of the 20th secret card given to everyone who purchased over 10,000 yen a year later, it is very It is a highly rated piece.

Currently, most of his decks use Link Monsters, so this card has a very high adoption rate. The performance as a hand exchange is also excellent, and the fact that it is an advanced RBI monster that can give target resistance to the field is also evaluated from his own easy Special Summon conditions.

It's one of the trap cards that can be used in any deck of his right now.
The biggest comparison target is 《Effect Veiler》, but the strength of this card is that unlike Far Away, it is not caught by 《Called by the Grave》, and it can be played on your turn as well.
Regarding the former, it is a must-class card that is used in most of the environment decks, so it is highly appreciated that it does not work. It's better than Effect Veiler in that you can deal with troublesome monsters that affect your playing inside.

More than two years have passed since Yu-Gi-Oh Brains broadcast, but it's still a strong piece. Because "his deck doesn't exist that doesn't use a tuner" in the current Yu-Gi-Oh.
However, in the last two years, many monsters such as BF Gofu, BF Steam, Valve, etc., who are compatible tuners, and his Link Monster, FWD, Samoso, Troymare Goblin, who greatly contributed to the development of EX Link Solitaire with this card. was designated as a prohibited card one after another. It's like proving that the introduction of Link Monster was not a transitional measure to slow down, but an acceleration to an inflationary environment that surpasses the 9th period.
In this way, this card is in a somewhat complicated position, as it is the savior who brought about the deflationary era that started in the 10th period, and at the same time, the person who accelerated the inflation in the 10th period. For better or worse, this is a piece that symbolizes the turbulent era of the 10th period.

I often hear that this card cannot be used with Inzektor.
It's true that if you link-summon this card with Dansel Hornet and then link summon it with Dansel and Senchi, it won't do anything. However, with the combination of Dansel Hornet + his Equip Spell (or Mantis or Weevil), it is possible to deploy two Centipedes on the field according to Dansel's effect. Solitaire when link summoned is a different dimension level. What's more, with the effect of ②, you can return the two Centipedes you used as link materials to his Deck, so you can once again supply Dansel as his Special Summon target.

The rating on this site is 8.3, but if you look at the adoption rate of this card in the current environment, it wouldn't be strange if it was 9 or higher, no, it wouldn't be strange.
A card that can fit in any deck that can be Link Summoned. It has a hand cost, but in other words, it's a general-purpose link that converts any card from your hand that can be procured from extras into Cyclone. With the Orcust Deck, it's even more essential because you can connect it to the mermaid from here and develop it.

The seriousness of 《Spellstone Sorcerer Karood》.
Well, setting aside such small jokes, this is one of the Field Spells that is making many players aware of its diabolical atrocities. When it first appeared, it was considered naive, like, "For better or worse, it has strong peculiarities, but it's easy to break through the meta in a linked environment."
Instead of putting monsters on the field, use 《Metaverse》and 《Demise of the Land》to match your opponent’s appearances, and use 《Wave-Motion Cannon》to restrain your opponent’s playing that relies on monster effects and beatdowns. A deck called "Magic Cave Rock" was built to win with , and its delayed playing caused many duelists to suffer mentally and physically in official tournaments.
The biggest factor in the popularity of such decks is that most of the current 10th season decks are decks that "rely on powerful monster effects", and his Spell Trap removal by his Spell cards such as Cyclone is neglected. It's been done. In the midst of all this, this card has become a card that will throw a stone into the environment, for better or for worse. It will probably be one that will remain in the history of the 10th generation environment.

I think it's an excellent effect enough to be used with Rokket. Since the material also "includes Rokket", it can be appreciated that it can be Link Summoned even with Guardragon Link + Rokket.
With the effect of ①, you can revive his Rokket up to the link marker while destroying the Link Monster. In other words, the situation of link 2 monsters x 2 can be changed to link 2 monsters + 2 monsters, so it will be a stepping stone to connect to the Borrel link. If you involve a booster dragon, you can increase the number of monsters to 3.

The removal hurts, but the two-card draw is still strong. That said, compared to the environment at the time of its introduction, it has become a card that is used in every imaginable deck of his... not necessarily.
Since 2019, many of the environmental decks have a large number of cards that can be drawn in in order to make it possible to move with a small number of cards, while some cards necessary for combos and suppression in the middle are various. In many cases, only about one sheet is used. In other words, the disadvantage of being unlucky enough to exclude necessary parts has become greater than the advantage of using this card to increase your hand indefinitely.
On top of that, his Metabeat and rock decks, which are different from the above decks, have a better match with the later appearance of Kougin, and the necessity of adopting this card has somewhat diminished.
Depending on the deck, it can be a powerful draw source, but you should be careful because even if you use it blindly, you may end up with too much.

① is an effect that allows him to special summon from his hand unconditionally, which is rare even for Yu-Gi-Oh monsters. However, please note that he can only use Insect from EX on the turn he Special Summons due to this effect.
The strength of this card comes into play when paired with Poisonous Needle. You can search for him with his distant summoning effect, and his own special summon is possible immediately, so you can easily connect to level 5S and link 2.
② is a continuous attack effect, but I think that it is only useful for kicking around weak monsters such as tokens because its own hit point is low.

① is an effect that allows you to attack twice when S summoned using an S monster as material. For the time being, if it's within B and F, it's a design that can be obtained by using Azusa as a material, but there are no restrictions on S materials, so it's possible to use WW gimmicks.
② is a RBI down effect, but since this card itself has to deal battle damage, it seems likely that it will be used for the purpose of pushing the opponent down when you are superior.
③ Conversely, it is a recovery when battle damage is not given, but you have to be careful that this card itself must remain in play. Is it a condition that is easy to satisfy if the opponent is only Defense Position monsters?
That being said, it's a card with a bit of a peculiarity, but the double attack of ① is enough to differentiate it from others, so I think it has a chance to play an active role.

Good card, especially the card name.
Depending on the number of monsters in your opponent's field, you can deploy a large number of monsters, but you need to keep in mind that the more you can deploy, the easier it is for your opponent to interfere.
Also, from the EX Deck, he can only Special Summon Insect monsters, which is a disadvantage that cannot be ignored only for insects. Insect monsters lack general versatility, and overall card power is also lacking, so it's still tough to say how much you can resist with this one.
Whether this card will literally "revolt" against many strong people and reward them, or whether it will be a card that will be "abandoned" by the duelists will depend on the new BF from now on.

This is one of his Insect monsters that has been strangely remodeled compared to the anime.
The effect of ① is BF search when summoning / Special Summon is successful, strong, unquestionably strong. In addition to this, a new twin bow that can self-special summon has appeared, so if you search far away, it will be a virtual recruit. What's more, this card is a "Tuner", so you can easily connect it with Azusa, a Level 5S monster.
The effect of ② releases insects other than yourself and negates the effect of the opponent's monster. As expected, it cannot be released by itself, but more than anything else, this effect is a trigger instant effect that can be activated even during the opponent's turn. It is said that what they are doing is the same as Lemon Abyss and C-HERO Chaos... Anything is fine as long as the cost is "Insect", so you can use it with Inzektor or an electronic light bug Deck at all.
It is without a doubt one of the core of the BF Deck, and it is no exaggeration to say that it boasts top-class card power among all his Insect monsters. On the contrary, it can be said that he was able to realize it because he is a minor race called Insect.

This card can be said to be a card that specializes in combat support for his Cybers.
The first effect is to negate the effect of the card on the field and to perform damage calculation with the original status from the time of damage calculation to the end of the damage test. I think that being able to cancel the opponent's reverse effect and permanent RBI up works usefully depending on the opponent. However, be aware that this applies to your own monsters as well.
The second effect is to grant continuous attack ability to his Link Monster that was Link Summoned using itself as material. Since this is a Link Monster regardless of race, I think it can be used in many ways. Would something like Borreload, which is capable of stealing control, be a good match?