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In addition to the effect of excluding GY's Insect monsters and reducing the attack and defense of all opponent monsters by 500 times the number of exclusions, there is also a penetration effect and a recovery effect that special summons 3 of his Insect monsters in the exclusion zone when destroyed.
Personally, I think it has enough dignity as a level 12 monster. The remnants of the down effect and recovery effect can be felt very well.
The name "decisive battle" doesn't mean that the barista himself decides the game, but rather, it seems that even if he is defeated, he will entrust the rest to the next one, so that all his friends will work together to decide the game. It is well reproduced in animation and has a good effect, and in terms of performance, I like this place the most.

To be honest, I had the impression that this card was overrated, but on the first day I bought 3 copies of V-Jean, piled them up on the Deck, and tried using them in duels with friends and free duels at the shop, but to be honest, even in the mirror match like Ghost Reaper & Winter Cherries. Otherwise, it's just a card that just rots.
No matter how much hand trigger G and Urara have a high adoption rate, I can't say for sure that everyone has the above cards. Some people may not have it.
From the above point of view, it's meaningless to blindly throw it into his deck, much less predict the contents of his opponent's deck to determine the effect of this card, unless his deck contents are exactly the same. Almost impossible.
Although Spells and Traps can also be removed, he is less likely to have similar cards piled up by his opponent, and it's not so appreciated, so it's still the most effective way to use it like a Golden Chest. I think so.
When you actually use it, the meta function against the opponent doesn't work as much as you think, and if you just want to interfere with hand trigger cards, you can use Called by the Grave as before. The impression that it is good.

If the effect of ① is simply banishing the opponent's Spell / Trap, there is DD Crow that can be used even in the opponent's turn and can even banish monsters. There are tons of cards in the card pool that eliminate spells and traps that are more useful than this one.
Regarding the 2nd effect, although you can banish the monsters summoned from the opponent's troublesome extras, DD Crow is clearly enough for the role of banishing the troublesome monsters of the opponent's girlfriend GY, and besides DD Crow, he can also banish monsters. There is also a Quick-Play Spell 《Called by the Grave》.
In terms of resurrection, the general-purpose spell Monster Reborn and Solcha, which has an LP cost but can revive multiple bodies, are too half-finished overall, and it would be difficult to even put them on the side... However, only illustration ads are expensive, so it's worth having one for viewing or collection purposes.

The originator of the hand trigger girl, she is a very cute girl, she is still one of the cutest monsters in the top class among moe monsters that have been debated since the beginning of its release whether her gender is male, female or just a male girl. Personally, I'm pushing the theory that it's a woman or a man's daughter lol. Destructive effects of spells and traps. Unlike Veiler and Urara, the card effect itself does not negate, but being able to simply remove troublesome cards from the opponent's field is very strong. Also, unlike the other sisters, she is a psychic, so she not only comes flying in surprise attacks from Kintele, but she is the only one who can use effects on the field, and the pressure she puts on her opponents is stronger than the other sisters, as expected of the eldest daughter!! It's a tuner, so naturally it's good to use it for synchronized material. Not only is it cute, but it's also a strong and excellent card, and even though it's been reprinted many times, it hasn't dropped in price at all since it was first released. The price varies depending on the local card shop, but for some reason the price was higher than Urara at my local card shop lol

A cute card trigger monster that comes every winter. Does this child also have some kind of connection with 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》in terms of naming? Well, if you simply explain the effect of this monster, you can think of it as his LP recovery version with increased G. In today's fast-paced environment, even an 8000 LP can easily wipe her out, so the existence of this girl can be said to be very innovative, and it will also be an answer to Gundra One Kill. Of course, it's not bad to have her on her deck, where LP management is important.For example, in Torch Tempest, you lose 3000 LP when you activate Tempest, so if you think about recovery after that, you'll do a good job. . The evaluation on a certain site is mixed, but there is no reason why a card that can recover a large amount of LP if used well is weak.

Due to the changes in the environment, he is getting more and more banished, so he's getting more value to include as a secret ingredient, even if it's not a deck destruction combo. That said, the true value of this card is that it can turn into a villainous card by pairing it with his deck-destroying combo with Inferno Tempest and Necroface, just like Soul Drain. It goes without saying that his deck-breaking combo of Inferno Tempest and Necroface is brutal, but it's hard to beat the basic deck with just that, so it's a plan to win with this card's oversized burn. If you decide, depending on the number of cards removed from your opponent, you will hit 8000 or more burns and one kill will be decided. One kill is decided. What a terrifying card.

The true value of this card lies in the combo of Necroface and Inferno Tempest. Even if he activates one card and combos, he can easily recover over 20,000 LP. . I've done that combo once before and I couldn't help but laugh. Well, at this point, the opponent can't cut it down, so he will definitely surrender after seeing the amount of LP (bitter smile).

His deck destruction card, the strongest in history, destroys all the monsters in the opponent's deck. Of course, it works great with 《Necroface》, and if you remove 《Necroface》with the Golden Chest in advance, you can aim for the second effect activation. However, if you play normally, you don't have a chance to activate it, so basically you send his Kaiju, etc. to the opponent, such as Torch Golem, Lava Golem, etc., and then use his ATK 0 tokens such as Cover Carnival. Forced to activate with a suicide attack. If it's decided, victory is close at hand unless there's a lot of trouble, but 3000 damage can't be taken for granted, and if you don't think about the care after that, you'll be hit by the monster you sent to your opponent, and in the worst case, you'll lose. So, before activating it, you want to activate at least 1 Soul Absorption, which has excellent compatibility. Since there is still a lot left, deck destruction victory is basically not aimed, and the victory method is mainly the oversized burn of D.D. Dynamite. In any case, in order to absolutely activate it, destroy the opponent's prone state in advance.

Overall, the benefits are too weak for the risks that are too heavy for any effect. If you use the follow-up effect of the P effect, you can't attack with other monsters, and if you use this effect, it's often the case that the total damage dealt to the opponent is greater if you deploy a large amount of P summons from the beginning and attack.
For monster effects, ① is a brain muscle effect by doubling turn 1, but with the abundant card pool these days, just a brain muscle effect is useless. The effect of (2) is also the negate of the opponent's Spell/Trap at the cost of his own Spell/Trap on Turn 1, but after all it is Turn 1 and there is no resistance to monster effects.
Above all, when you summon this guy, you lose a large amount of board ad that releases all your own monsters, but it's not a good idea to impose a disadvantage on using the effect. Compared to other papers, it's still better, but personally, I can only call it a paper monster.

In a sense, it's the strongest card in history among all the cards out there, I definitely don't want to lose in a duel!! In other words, it is a card that brings in a draw even if it is stubborn. Moreover, it doesn't deal damage, it's just a card that sets LP to 0, so it won't get caught by cards that trigger damage. If you use this card well, you can easily clear the activation conditions unexpectedly by using LP adjustment cards, such as cards that intentionally reduce your own LP and cards that restore your opponent's LP from here.
It seems that there are places where it is prohibited to use it in tournaments, but it seems that there are places where it is not, so it would be fun to activate this card and give a blow to the unreasonable phony duelists who are often seen in today's environment. . It seems that there are many duelists who don't like this card, but it's the same, and the other side also uses phony cards that are disgusting in their own way at tournaments, so it's good to use them as revenge. However, in the worst case, you may end up in a real fight with your opponent.

Even in the 9th and 10th term, the excessive inflation will not stop... The new HERO that appeared at that time, but the effect is the performance of how many times ago!?
It would have been better if there was at least one of battle destruction resistance or effect destruction resistance, removal effect of opponent's monsters or Spell / Trap, and the number of pump up was 300th. (As expected, 500 up is too much)
Even if this effect was used to prevent excessive inflation by giving way to 100 paces, I would have liked at least the effect to be applied to the monsters at the marker point... with this, the marker is almost a decoration.
Performances like the stupid all-purpose broken Xyz Monster of the 9th gen era, FWD with no turn 1 limit that is popular now, and Valeso-kun when you're in trouble are out of the question because they only accelerate inflation, but that doesn't mean extreme deflation is something to think about. , I would like you to take advantage of this reflection and make a card with just the right amount of performance for Konmai in the future.
Although the talk deviated, the evaluation of this important guy is 3 points with a little mercy.

Due to changes in the environment, it has become commonplace to have hand-inducing monsters such as Urara, Increased G, Warashi, etc., so it has been reassessed along with Creepy Dolphin. Although it is necessary to discard a card and it is random, it is not so bad that it can destroy not only the above-mentioned hand trigger monsters but also his troublesome spells and traps. However, it should be noted that it is powerless against Veiler among the trigger monsters. It would be nice to compensate for the halfway stats of 2500 RBI with Honesty Neos.

I admit that it's strong, but personally, it's a broken card that surpasses even Lightning, which was said to be broken and made a fuss about, and it's the monster I hate the most right now.
First of all, it is not destroyed in battle by the effect of ① and is attacked twice by defending the Attack Position monster on the field by the effect of ②. It can be said that it is resistant to destruction, and with the force built-in effect of the third effect, after hitting the opponent's monster in defense, the remaining Attack Position monster can be attacked safely while increasing the RBI with the force effect. I think it's overdone with Rino's heaping specification... Now I think that Lightning is cute.
In fact, in the current environment, if you can get this guy out quickly with brain death, and if there are several other suppressed monsters, the duel will be settled at that point. It is often said in the streets that it is not strange. Well, even restrictions would be bad enough, so banning it might be appropriate, but what happens in the future is up to KONAMI.

Strong!!
The effect of ① allows you to Special Summon 1 N monster and Neos from your hand or Deck just by summoning. With this effect, you can easily aim for contact fusion, and if you have 1 or 2 other N monsters on the field, you can even aim for triple or quadruple contact fusion. Not only that, you can also aim for multiple draws with Spacia Gifts (although it's usually good to draw 2).
The second effect is to release himself and he will Special Summon N monsters or Neos from GY, which is another useful effect that prepares for contact fusion. As you can see from the text, I'm just saying that he's a stubborn supporter of contact fusion.

Personally, I don't dislike such a card that is fully open to the story, and I rather like it, but the return for the cost is too poor. In the first place, even without using such a roundabout card, in the Blue-Eyed Deck, he has plenty of ways to Special Summon Blue-Eyed, so I can't find the meaning of using this card. Moreover, if you use this card, you won't be able to Special Summon other monsters. Moreover, his GY is quite important in Blue-Eyed Deck. Well, if you use it, please use it as an entertainment card to make you laugh in a duel with your friends.