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Probably the most active general-purpose Spell Trap destruction at present.
Cracking multiple bags with a Quick-Play Spell is just plain useful.
Unlike Light and Feather, it can also be used to suppress the opponent's turn, so I wonder if it's mutually compatible as a standing position.
The hand cost can also be said to be a negative effect, such as burying Red-Eyes Black Dragon, which is a problem if it comes to the hand, or activating the effect of any Danger!
A card that seems to be still worth playing with.

The reason why red-eyed users pile up tsuitsui.
A card of despair that completely dies her deck on the highest Special Summon axis.
Because it's not "negate Special Summon" but "Can't Special Summon", it's very troublesome to block the activation of the effect itself and even block her sending GY at the cost.
However, since it has a self-destruct effect, it is possible to get rid of it with an appropriate card such as Cyclone, Earth Smasher, or something like that, but it goes without saying that if you stack cards dedicated to removal that do not go through Special Summon, Accident rate goes up as you go.
Also, since you can force the removal card to be activated first, you can indirectly prepare a chain block in front of the opponent's Special Summon to gain a chance to hit more obstruction cards and extra G.
Also, if you activate his spells or release effects yourself, you can destroy it, so although they interact with each other, they don't hinder you much. Rather, it can be called a card with the advantage of being able to unlock it at any time.
It's not a terrible card that destroys the game balance, but there aren't many cards that make you feel bad about being used like this. Since it's a card that only strengthens the preemptive control, I'm worried that it will eventually get KONMAI's resentment and get banned.
Personally, I think it's an interesting card as long as it's restricted and doesn't come up too many times in a single match.

It's a sad piece that the value of adopting has gradually decreased due to the increase in the type of ace that has both his high ATK and cheat effect by throwing away Link Monster and defense power.
Since it does not target, it is easy to use against targets such as Diabolos, and it is easy to use.
I wonder if it will still wield the violence of its heyday if it is adopted for something like a relative regulation that prohibits links.

It's going to be a big deal when the EX frame Danger! . I feel like Or rather, can I use it in the first place?
The effect at the time of destruction has the potential to expand Danger! Rather, there are infinitely better ways to exchange that amount.
However, if Danger! increases in the EX frame, it will be transformed into a card that unilaterally deploys from the board reset along with Ogopogo, his GY manure agent that leads to the activation, to some extent. Come on, don't say that a black hole or a torrent funeral is fine.
Would you like to come with Jersey Devil or Hibagon?

Danger! has a problem that he doesn't have many cards he wants to drop to GY, but there are a lot of things he can do if he wants to trade expedition cards, resurrect in Chupacabra, etc. Will I be able to earn the number of draws with Greedy?
If 《The Fabled Cerburrel》is lucky with the common effect, Baroness-kun will spring up.
After that... it's strong to get level 8 easily.

Lubricant of Danger! with 100 illustrated ads. mothman hshs
A convenient child who can activate the effect of the target Danger!
Well, it's a pain to force the opponent to exchange cards, but...☆4 means it can be used for Link, Synchro, Xyz, and many other uses.

It's like a type of dragoon that comes out almost any number of times if you add an appropriate obstruction tag. The summoning conditions are also very loose, and if you throw away Kerberal while doing a rough development with Danger!
A strong power card that makes you think that the value of Rokket Synchron will plummet just by not being able to connect here due to its existence. If you add a good-looking obstruction tag, you can control it and it's GG.
Thanks to the fact that there are no material requirements, it's attractive to be able to easily line up any Deck alongside other subdued monsters with a bonus that can be deployed appropriately.
It is by no means a powerful card that can cripple opponents. Rather, its single card power is quite inferior among subjugated monsters, and it is a card that has a lot of opportunities to break down, but it has a high performance as an accessory and is unusually excellent in versatility. Excellent point.
A card that isn't the strongest in individual power, but is winning the strongest position with its flexibility.

A convenient 2lv tuner that suddenly springs up from anywhere.
One drop, Twisty, Mothman, Danger! Common effects, Dark World in general... If Ogopogo and Bigfoot appear at the same time, Baroness will appear and take control.

The robbery effect and conceptual fun that are conscious of Jonouchi's grave robbery combo with the best illustration ad are quite good.
The biggest drawback is that the act of combat destruction itself has become outdated for anyone other than a crazy combat strongman like Valeso.
Conversely, once he can prepare the groundwork for him to go mad with battle destruction, it will be extremely troublesome in the sense that his opponent's GY cards can be scraped more and more.

You can adopt large Normal Monsters and use them as simple deck ritual cards, or use a lot of small Normal Monsters and use them to fertilize his GY. An interesting card with many uses.
Using the latter used to have a high accident rate due to having a lot of Normal Monsters in the past, but now you can land Savage with Hari Radon from Link Spider from two normal cards in your hand... Because it is possible to move like ..., the disadvantages are no longer concerned.
There are many ways to use horns if you ignore the drawbacks that easily lead to accidents.
Mass deployment involving 《Tri-Wight》, securing hand cost at mass production factory, and increasing his ATK with 《Exodius the Ultimate Forbidden Lord》, 《The Legendary Exodia Incarnate》and 《Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon》. It's been a while since it first appeared, but it seems like it's still worth playing.

A representative of the rule that "a card with a concise text is a strong rule".
The best card to trample your opponent's solitaire efforts and feel good with one card.
However, the fact that the Trap card was evaluated as slow and declined, and the relative weight that monster effects accounted for became heavy, did it fall from the essential frame?
In particular, the presence of Pancra, which penetrates even Skidre, seems to have greatly deprived this card of necessity.

A performance that can be said to be the strongest all-purpose removal card if even 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》does not exist.
Thanks to his meager ATK of 2200, which can knock out weak monsters like Crimson Eyes, he can easily transform even the enemy's warty angels into this guy.
Especially in a deck like Red-Eyes, which has a poor hitting surface, it is selected as the only option among cards of this kind. "Things often happen.
The fact that it is level 8 is also excellent, and I am very grateful that it does not hinder his deck rotation in the trade-in in the eight-axis deck.

A gentle devil who visits various girlfriend's DARK Decks to solve the lack of power.
For example, there are a great many monsters that can be self-released, such as The Black Stone of Legend in the Red-Eyes Deck and the Traveling Dragon, and Ray's Flicelink in the Sky Striker Ace.
In response to them, he easily springs out of his GY and hits him with his ATK on the Blue-Eyed line.
Furthermore, it has a handicap, and it is impossible to release on Kaiju.
Even so, it doesn't have the type of disruptive ability that can cause her opponent's deck to malfunction, so it's a really refreshing and pleasant card.

A pitiful cosmic stone that had been robbed by the Black Star Dragon of even the not-so-attractive value of being a material for the Meteor Dragon. No one would argue that the Gemini Monster's weakest class is the almost meaningless resistance effect that exposes its poor self.
For the time being, if this re-summoned guy and the effect of the gospel overlap, it will become a strong resistance to some extent. By the way, Deck will be stronger if you just gospel without this guy. In other words, this effect is simply industrial waste.
In terms of effectiveness, it's performance is so weak that it can't even be looked at compared to dust paper wiped ass, but it's useful as a material and there's no substitute card, so I'll try my best to give it a high rating, and 5 is the limit.
Red-Eyes Dragon is the only 6-star GY that has an excellent status that can be treated as a Normal Monster in GY, so unlike Black Star Dragon, he can be recovered with 《Dark Factory of Mass Production》after dropping it into GY in terms of cost and materials. I can. And he fell into the exclusion zone as the cost of Allure of Darkness...
In short, it's a real piece of garbage, except for the fact that it's useful as a material.
...... Red-Eyes monster, isn't it too much "just looks cool" cost?

Dragon Red-Eyes in the EX Deck is the most decent, or the others are too weak. It is the only card that falls into the practical category, and is the strongest among Red-Eyes. Well, if you play against the rugged environment Deck, there won't be any ash left...
While having a minimum resistance and relatively loose conditions, it compensates for the lack of deployment power of Crimson Eyes.
Especially in the recent OCG environment, Black Star Dragon will appear on the field while accumulating his Red-Eyes in his GY, so while securing the materials that satisfy the Xyz summoning conditions on the field, at the same time securing the target to be revived by this effect. If you can, it's a pretty good fit. Even with a sub-black dragon, the loss of cards is painful and it is necessary to draw other cards, but if you can drop a black dragon or a black flame dragon to his GY, you can secure a resurrection target, so it is compatible as it is.
The burn damage of this card is the only deterrent that exists within the Red-Eyes theme, and although it's inferior to Masquerade the Blazing Dragon in terms of firepower, it still acts as a harassment. It's powerful in the middle of the day, and it can be forced. If it's about one, it's honestly ignored.
Since it doesn't fly with Light or Sambol, the performance of the theme itself is overwhelmingly inferior to Masquerade.
However, recently Yu-Gi-Oh has a tendency to fundamentally underestimate LP ads, and this card, which has no interfering effects and does not have a strong resistance or status, can be destroyed in battle for some reason. It is quite common for the opponent to complete the board after being stepped over by being thrown or bounced. If you can line up the numbers, that kind of risk can be considerably suppressed, so it seems that the key is how to line up two or three of them in one turn.
It is virtually the only card that makes sense as an action taken when Red-Eyes, which has almost no interference or control (and it seems that there is no turnover), takes the first attack, and in that respect it is a very valuable card. After all, if you use it with Red-Eyes, the ad gap will gradually widen and you will often lose, so it's a taboo that it's stronger to use it with a different theme that has a higher ability to raise rank 7.
It's a card that can be used for general purposes in terms of material conditions, so it's undeniable that it feels stronger if you use it for a theme other than Red-Eyes and line it up next to the interference board. As far as the evaluation points are concerned, he's in the Red-Eyes category.
If you're a duelist who wants to slowly push your opponent into a bad mood, or if you're a masochist who wants to create the atmosphere that he's resisted with Red-Eyes at all costs, this is a must.