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A general-purpose level 7 Synchro Monster that negates and destroys two types of monster effects at no cost.
It corresponds to the effect of a monster of higher rank or higher activated on the field and the effect that targets only one monster of higher rank or higher, and each can be activated once every turn.
The 1st effect cannot be used against X and Link, which do not have levels, but the 2nd effect can be activated without any problems, and since it is a monster of higher rank or higher, it has substantial target resistance. increase.
It also has the effect of absorbing the hit points of monsters destroyed by these effects, and negate destruction can also be activated against your own monster effects, so it is not just a mere restraint, but it can break through large monsters with resistance with more hit points. It is also possible to use it as a means to
Speedroids have effects that are aware of the existence of this card, so even if it is difficult to use as a general-purpose card in the current environment, there is still room for adoption with his deck.

One of the few SR Spell Trap that can be searched with Cork 10, the effect in the first half requires his WIND's GY cost, and instead of responding to his own monsters, it also touches the opponent's rear guard cards. It became 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》.
The bounce effect in the first half does not have the name Turn 1, so even if you draw more than one, the second and subsequent ones will not be spoiled that turn.
The second half of the effect is Special Summoned as a Tuner's Trap monster by the GY effect, and the condition is exactly like a speedroid's level stealer. It seems to imply the treatment of
Although it is a trap card, the GY effect can only be activated during your own main phase, but it can be activated even from the turn sent to GY & there is no particular restriction on the SS destination after activation, so you can use Magic Hound directly from the Deck to activate GY. By sending it to Magic Hound and Special Summoning this card, you can directly connect it to Cork, Rubber, Khalifa, etc.
It's a "theme-exclusive Trap", which is synonymous with cards that have a very low priority if you put it together seriously, but if you use Magic Hound, you can say that it's a card that you definitely want to use.
Since the first half of the effect is a generic removal trap for WIND that is not limited to speedroids, it may also be possible to use it in a WIND deck with several speedroids on a business trip.

Among the main class monsters used by Yugi up to the kingdom edition, the Holy Elf, which was the last stronghold that was not a remake monster, has finally appeared as a remake monster.
The effect is conscious of that scene in the battle against the Death Ventriloquist in the Kingdom arc, which triggered the Holy Elves to have the overall pump effect in True DM2.
The content of the effect does not increase the monster's ability value like in the original or the game, but when the advanced vanilla is in your field and the monster in the opponent's field activates its effect, self-SS the hand itself and that It has a hand trigger effect that negates the effect, and an effect that resurrects vanilla during the opponent's battle phase and forces that monster to attack.
If the effects in the second half are left as they are, they will be completely exposed to the opponent, and if it seems impossible to deal with it, it will only be a restraint to the extent that it can be avoided by not performing the battle phase, so if possible, include the self-SS effect. I want to put this card into play during the Battle Phase.
If there is no vanilla in the field or GY, it is just a wall that can not be done by itself. There is no doubt that the monster effect block that does not exist is strong, and the sight of the opponent being forced to attack by a large vanilla such as Blue-Eyed and being intercepted is exhilarating.
I think it's possible to end the game with just the reflected damage from the counterattack, not just the return turn, if you're good at it.

In the original, Keith's full-metal-armored Machine Monster made a pitiful debut battle, and after that, Guiltia, who honestly had no good points, was selected for the Jonouchi frame of Legend Monsters.
The level is still 5 and the attack and defense have not changed from the original remake, but if there are no monsters in your field, you can summon without releasing, and the summoning trigger effect will remove 1 stronger monster than yourself. Effective.
The removal performance of "destroying the enemy in an instant" that does not target is very high, and although it consumes the summoning right, it is very useful as a turn from the second attack, and the opponent has an SS sealing effect. If you suppress with , the speculation will be greatly out of order.
It is also excellent in that it has an effect that can be activated even when there are no monsters to be removed from the opponent's field, such as when attacking first, and you can search for 3 different types of designated monsters in exchange for one card in your hand.
Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Psycho Shocker, and Legendary Fisherman are assumed, respectively. It is effective.
Shrewd Damned and Destroyed are also included in the search target, and the effect can be used every turn, so someday he may play a very important role in the Deck.

The Kaiser Glider, which was not even used in the original, let alone the technique name, was remade as the Kaiba frame of Legend Monsters.
In order to demonstrate the self-SS effect, it is required to consume the same amount as Tribute Summon, but since it is possible to self-SS with a complete Furitche without phase restrictions during each other's turn, you can use it for pursuit in your own battle phase, It is also possible to use it in the opponent's battle phase and combine it with your own late effects to create a wall in your Attack Position, or as a Sacrifice Escape.
It will also be useful for safely dealing with monsters that are temporarily under control without having to evade interference and return them.
The effect in the second half is an effect that rejects the trade-off of the original remake, while this is an effect that actively aims at trade-off, and it is effective against monsters whose original ATK is stronger than itself, but the target resistance It doesn't work against certain monsters, and this card doesn't have a battle destruction trigger effect, so it's a disadvantage for the monsters released for your own SS, so it's a bit subtle as a breakthrough or a check. It feels like it.
In general, it's convenient that the self SS is perfect Flice, but if you want to use it strongly, you need a combo with other cards, and the effect in the latter half is a monster that gives the impression that there is no future. is.
Even so, this Kaiser glider is the choice... Hmmm, Kaiser glider...
While the others are Holy Elves, Guiltia, and Pet Dragons, who appeared in the Kingdom arc of the original, this card is a monster that didn't even appear in the Battle City arc. Wouldn't it have been better to have a vengeful sword stalker or something?
The name of the technique could have been taken from Monster Capsule and Falsebound Kingdom...

A trap card that can be used as a fighting aid for Lyrilusc monsters, whose main deck monsters all have low hit points and many monsters cannot move when drawn alone.
If you target his Lyrilusc with ATK 0, even if your field is cleared afterward, you will not receive battles damage from the opponent's monster affected by this effect.
It can be said that the effect is permanent and the point that the resistance penetration is high because it extends to the entire opponent's field is worthy of evaluation.
As a by-product, it disturbs the level and rank of monsters in the opponent's field, but this is basically a bonus effect, and I think it's good to recognize that it's delicious if you can interfere with SX.
Although the GY effect is an attack reaction type, it is visible to the opponent. I don't think it's a bad effect because you can use it from the turn you get hit.
However, the fact that it is a trap card that cannot be activated by itself is a bit worrisome, even though it can be searched with Wagtail. It's very questionable if you ask me if it's necessary.

A card featuring a bust-up illustration that looks like a portrait rather than a person rather than a monster.
It's a monster that's necessary to play 《Fushioh Richie》through the regular procedure, but it's strong and weak unique to the card at the time, but it's extreme lack of adjustment, or rather unreasonable things written.
Richie himself is strong in his own way, but it was an evaluation from the time that it can't be helped if he can't put it out.
Richie is excellent in the area where he special summons, so let's give it this score.

One of the Lyrilusc monsters that has a Special Summon trigger effect found in some Lyrilusc monsters, this monster searches for her Lyrilusc Spell Trap with that effect.
The Lyrilusc Spell has a grand justice called Bird Call, so if you succeed in passing the effect, the deck will start spinning immediately.
His GY effect in the second half is also an effect that allows him to become an X material for Lyrilusc X monsters, and for Lyrilusc X monsters that become stronger the more X materials they have, it is a very useful effect that can be used as an X material that can be added later and does not decrease.
However, it is a low hit point monster that has an SS triggering effect but does not have a self-SS effect. It's going to be a pretty tough place when there's something to come.
Luckily, there are plenty of ways to SS this card, starting with Wanfo, but even then, accidents happen, so let's keep that in mind.
This is the fate of cards that are used in combination with other cards and their effects.

His spell card is like the ultimate type of theme search card that can do all of search or her GY fertilizer and development with this one card.
Not to mention the search, the GY fertilization effect is also very useful to effectively use the effect of the canary, and since Lyrilusc has Sparrows, Wagtails, Warblers, etc. with Special Summon triggering effects, these monsters can be used with this effect. If you deploy it from your hand, you can also earn adverts.
What you deploy from your hand must be a monster called Search or his Lyrilusc sent to GY, but since it's an optional effect, it's impossible for him to be able to activate it because he doesn't have Lyrilusc.
Ultimately, this card itself has his Lyrilusc name that can be searched by the effect of Wagtail, and it has no disadvantages such as binding after activation, as long as it has the name Turn 1.
I can only say that this is a card that gives me 100% perfect score.

In the anime 5D's, there was a powerful monster called the Sneak Giant that could summon itself from the hand without releasing it by reviving a GY monster, but a monster that might even surpass it existed in his Lyrilusc. Appeared.
He has the effect of Special Summoning himself in his hand and one of his Lyrilusc in his GY at the same time, and while adding +1, he can line up two level 1 monsters without using the summoning right.
When using this effect, only X monsters can be put out from the EX Deck, but in return, the effect of his revived Lyrilusc does not negate, so it works well with Sparrows and Wagtails, and it can also be used to revive Lyrilusc X monsters. is wide-ranging.
By using Bird Call, if you don't have this card in your hand, you can search for this card. .
Since the first half effect is as strong as a demon, the RBI increase effect and control change resistance in the second half are complete bonuses, but it's not a disadvantage either.
Well, it's called "rare"... I think the quality of his new Lyrilusc this time is too high, really.

This is Sherry's Continuous Trap with 《Noble Knight Joan》which appeared in the OCG before the Trap card "For Ideals", which depicts the guardian angel Jeanne used by Sherry in the anime.
The effect is a search and salvage of Liberty at Last!, which is also a trap card used by Sherry that triggers when your monster is destroyed, and if one of the monsters you battle contains an S monster, the opponent's monster is destroyed. There are 3 effects that force the destruction of this card's effect onto your monster.
You can also force the effect destruction by your own card to your own monster, and by doing so, you can also pull the trigger of the search & salvage effect by destroying your own monster, so the monster to destroy By selecting a monster that has an effect that triggers being destroyed, his Deck will move around quite nicely.
I think it's great that S monsters like Baroness, which is strong against removal effects and effects that create chain blocks, will also be strong against high hit monsters that appear without creating chain blocks.
However, most of the effects are premised on combos combined with other cards, and this card and 《Liberty at Last!》that can be searched and salvaged are trap cards, and on top of that time lag, 《Liberty at Last!》is visible to the opponent. I can't say it's an easy-to-use card, so even if I overestimate the score, I feel like it would be about this much.
The illustration depicts the brave figure of Noble Knight Joan raising the flag and encouraging the soldiers. It's also becoming.
I can't see my feet, so it looks like it's a bit of a habit at first glance, but I'm not riding a skateboard separately, so I'm sorry.

A type of generic removal trap that can be activated by a combat destruction trigger.
Although it can target, it has high removal performance because it can bounce 2 monsters from his deck with a damage effect.
However, it is always necessary to bounce two bodies, and basically no matter how you do it, it will not be more than an equivalent exchange, so the bad handling, including the fact that it is a trap card, is quite worrisome.
You can also select your own monsters to bounce, but after all, it's a Deck bounce...
Since the trigger can be pulled even with a suicide attack, it can be said that it is desirable to use it with monsters that have some kind of destruction trigger effect, such as Recruiter.
In the second year of the 11th term, in May 2021, the Continuous Trap, which allows exclusive search and salvage, was introduced, so this card is not easy to use at all, but you can draw it and use it many times just by inserting a pin. I think it's a big deal that I've become like this.

Like Machine Giant and Raviel, it is one of the so-called "Special Move Monsters", remake monsters that dock existing monsters with attack technique names and effect names used in original works and animations.
This time, they were all selected from the original monsters, with Yugi's Holy Elf, Kaiba's Kaiser Glider, and Jonouchi's Guiltia all going to the service card, and Mai's pet dragon going to the VJ attached card.
Its effects are the ability to self-SS in Defense Position from your hand when there is a WIND of level 6 or lower in your field, the permanent effect of protecting Harpies of level 6 or lower from attacks, and the Wind Bird Beast from the Deck when GY is sent from the field. It has the effect of sending it to GY.
From the conditions of self-SS, it is possible to use WIND Deck as SX material personnel in Decks that can make use of being a level 7 dragon, or as deployment personnel for link materials, but especially in Harpie Deck It creates synergies such as being able to easily connect to rank 7X including Pet Genryu by putting it out with Channeler, and further development to meet Oracle's own SS condition.
The GY sending effect from the Deck when you fall down is limited to Winged Beast among WIND, and the monsters that produce useful synergy are limited, but at least Harpist has the effect of triggering GY even within Harpie. The effect of many Harpie monsters that treat them as Harpie Lady with GY can be used for effects such as Hispa, so there are various uses depending on the construction.
However, since it is limited to GY sending from the field, it will not be effective if it is used as an X material such as a pet phantom dragon.
From here, it will be my personal impression, but honestly, there is no feeling of a special move, including the effect of protecting Harpie of level 6 or lower, which is the condition of his SS, from attacks, and his Defense Position. It is an impression.
The card design doesn't match the illustration at all, and it doesn't need to be a special move monster. There is no such thing, and I think that the effects themselves are of a certain quality.
Well, the original pet dragon was a specification that borrowed power from his Harpie ladies who are the masters, so in a sense, it's a pair, or maybe it's just a good seasoning.

Reptiles have snake rains and snake water lilies, Aliens have recombination devices, and general-purpose burials and lawn mowers are plentiful GY fertilization cards to prepare for Golgar and Zeroor to take advantage of Ammo's effects. But this Field Spell is one of them.
Due to this effect, it is possible to increase the summoning right of Ammo, a level 1 light tuner, while sending Alien's only Normal Monster, SOLDIER, to GY. With only one monster and this card, you can solve the problem of preparing a target for recombination equipment while leaving the summoning right = it is difficult to send Alien monsters to GY.
The monster on the field that was targeted to send the Soldier to GY has a plain but 400 ability increase, and this card itself can also be used as a bounce card for Golgar, and since it is a Field Spell, it will also be a bounce card for Golgar (Chicken Game) & Field Spell-related gimmicks can be easily incorporated into Decks, etc. What can I say without saying "Alien's Mausoleum"! ? At that level, everything is combined with the Alien Deck of Ammo, Soldier, and Golgar.
With the advent of Ogdoadic, Buster, and Zeroor, it's not as big as it used to be, but it feels like the Normal Monster Soldier still has a place to play in his Alien Deck.

Far from being able to SS by other effects, it is a ridiculously evil Fairy monster that has an SS sealing effect despite having a self-SS effect, and is also a high RBI superlative monster.
It is also a very rare card that the first appearance is a gold rare card attached to the book.
GY's Fairy can self-SS only when the number of GY's Fairy is a certain number, so if you self-SS so that you can't self-SS continuously, GY's Fairy will be forcibly reduced, but the method is not exclusion or Deck bounce. Salvage is coming.
It is possible to SS by means other than self-SS such as Valhalla, and since it has 2800 hit points, it is difficult to overtake NS monsters in battle, and there are other suppressed monsters, his Spell Trap in the back, Honest, etc. in his hand. It is quite difficult to break through.
Also, even if you manage to get away from the field, the recycling effect of returning to the top of the deck, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage, will allow you to immediately return to the field after the next turn by using your own SS and other special summon effects. You will be able to return.
In theme decks where low-level monsters with effects that touch the board are difficult to enter in the main deck, and in decks that do not include her Spell Trap with removal or negate effects, this card is a level threat that will be clogged just by being issued. will be
To give you a concrete story, including my own experience, when I was using a Witchcrafter that didn't include a drop or bubble shadow, I really couldn't do anything if this came out first...
I had no other way to deal with it than to put a low class witch on the wall and endure Christia's attacks with a bight and Tribute Summon Heine or Veil to defeat them.