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《Jackpot 7》and 《7 Completed》are full of look-alikes and I'm confused.

A Continuous Trap that exerts a GY meta effect that can be fired as many times as you like in a single turn with Friche on each other's turn, in exchange for a small LP cost and a Fiend that cannot be activated without a Fiend on your field.
However, assuming that the LP cost and the need for a Fiend on your field as an activation condition are still acceptable, this effect targets and banishes monsters in each player's GY one by one. The point that it can not be activated without is greatly lowers the evaluation.

A projectile monster that is allowed for some reason. Was Normal Monster judged to be difficult to use without its own SS?
With Ojama, Country, Red, 《Tri-Wight》and Enchanting Fitting Room can be used to swing around, and Trepan can deal a lot of damage, but there is no way to deploy this card itself, so it's a little romantic.

A card name that you can think of in about 3 seconds.
It was sometimes used when dealing with 《Despair from the Dark》in your hand. For this type of double cost type, it's easy to handle with his ATK.

A monster that can search for exo parts, which were very valuable at the time.
Because of the forced effect, you can search without missing the timing. Because of this, being able to use the effect with Synchro or Tribute Summon is great. Since it's a Fiend, it works well with 《Stygian Street Patrol》, and since both of us have 1600 ATK, we can receive 《Black Garden》and 《Thunder Hand》support.
Since it doesn't have turn 1 and doesn't miss the timing even when Link Summoning, it seems like it can still be used for Exo-One Kill, but I haven't seen it much since Trepan appeared.

It just looks like it's written to abuse it.
It's too dangerous to get fusion materials out of extras at no cost. If you can't attack and negate the effect over the opponent's turn, the binding will disappear.
I don't think anyone would have complained even if I added a demerit such as half the LP cost, only Fusion Monsters can be put out from Extras after this, and returning to Extras at the end phase.
The first extra fusion material that comes to mind is probably Blue-Eyed's ultimate dragon. Leaving light dragons aside, there are ways to exploit them, such as using them as bait for Garzet, sending them to Palladion's link destinations, and launching them with catapult turtles.
Of course, other material monsters can be used as high-level S or high-rank X materials, and it is easy to secure the release of Gourai Monarch.
Personally, I'm happy that it became easier for him to get a Cyberdark end.
The only thing you have to be careful about is that binding cannot be negate. You can't bring out Flame Wingman, VWXYZ, etc., and you can't revive the Ancient Gearhulk.
As an unusual usage, it is also possible to use the effect by showing an undead warrior, reviving his GY's "Wightprince" and baking, and dropping it on his GY as an immediate material.

His Continuous Spell that strengthens all his Warriors in proportion to the number of allies he has in play.
Basically, it is more efficient to line up only the warriors to be strengthened, and the more warriors lined up on the field, the higher the strengthening value and the higher the total RBI.
However, since the enhancement rate is too low and there is no other effect, it is doubtful whether this card can be used even if there is a monster that has the effect of putting this card face-up directly from his Deck/GY to the field.
It's also a card that I've been curious about who is the woman who gives him a reliable and passionate look at the back of Grepher, and I'd like to see the details revealed someday.

It's not that difficult to line up if you use runaway summons or replication techniques, and the return isn't bad either.
But if you want to do that, it's better to use 《Tuningware》or 《Darksea Float》to become a Formula Armed Force Librarian and draw a lot more...
Since there is no turn 1, I feel like if I can copy it with Funkas or Overlord Starve, or if I can revive it, it will be garbled.

"A Feint Plan" that makes the set monsters pay attention, but not.
If you want to use such a card in your Deck, it should be better not to let it attack from the beginning in most situations, so it is better to make it an effect that has to attack something other than the set monster. It is a trap card that makes me feel that it was good from the point of view of differentiation from the attack deterrent card.

Backward compatible with Tsukuyomi. Over there, you can receive the support of 《Aratama》or 《Sakitama》, and the effect can be used not only by flipping but also by summoning.
At most, it corresponds to 《The Shallow Grave》and 《Spear Cretin》.

A card that gets serious when it comes to me. 《Back-Up Rider》, 《Blustering Winds》, 《H - Heated Heart》, 《Riryoku》, etc. are overdosed to empty the field and unleash super firepower. 《Twin Twisters》, 《Lightning Vortex》and 《Forbidden Droplet》are also good to use as a means of discarding cards.
How can you use up all the cards and hit your opponent with firepower? There is a different kind of fun from Maha Vairo and Benkei.

The type of card is different, but its effect range is completely backward compatible with Book of Moon, and this is a trap card, so it's slow and can't be activated from your hand, so it's extremely low in versatility.
For example, when he builds a deck under special regulations such as ``Using only cards with text that refers to a specific race is prohibited'', he can only use Book of Moon when he wants to use it. I don't think so.

Comprehensive evaluation: It's not bad, but I want performance that goes one step further.
GY's 2 plants are removed, but he can destroy ATK less than 4400 in battle and follow up with 1100.
Although it's not bad for level 6, the impression is that the damage is a little small for the GY cost.
Even though 《Glow-Up Bulb》and 《Spore》are back, I feel like I can use his other Synchro Monsters.

A card that is the progenitor of monsters with similar other SS effects, with the ability to SS a lower class monster from the hand with an NS triggering effect.
It is sometimes mistaken, but at this time, the low-level monsters that can be SSed from the hand are not limited to Warriors, so the summoning right is required, but the versatility as a deployment card is surprisingly high.
It is a masculine monster that not only paves the way for the following allies who will come out to the field and keep their cards in hand, but also has the ability to act as a shield on the front line and take on attacks on allies.
However, the effect is more supportive, so this status setting can't be helped, but I don't think it's a bit weaker than Supply.

A representative card of Sacrifice Escape. We have Enekon as a rival, but since we can't use it without the opponent's face-up monsters, we didn't rely on the opponent, so we had a point. An image of avoiding the opponent's abyss and 《Dimensional Prison》and getting an LP bonus.
Even in this day and age, it's not bad because you can avoid bubble shadows and veilers.