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Top quality removal called Deck Top Feed. It's definitely worth the cost of one hand, and the secondary drawlock for one turn can be very effective depending on the situation.
However, in the case of monster opponents from the EX Deck, the result is the same as a bounce, and the cost of the hand is lost.
However, loose Special Summon monsters are often used as materials without remaining on the field. A rare card that is the seed of

A card whose evaluation is divided into two points: it cannot attack and its effect is random. However, even if you can't attack, it will be a wall with 3000 hit points, and even if it's random, 2/3 will have a merit effect, and a 1 will not cause immediate damage, so it's not so much a disadvantage. As a gambling card, the effects are stable and easy to use.
However, all of its effects, including being unable to attack, are somewhat negative, and it's a bit narrow, especially in Rank 4 Decks, where there are many rivals. There are no material restrictions, it can be a bullet of a virus, and it belongs to No, but it is difficult to give it a frame because of the existence of Lightning.

One piece that bears the one-kill image of his early Machine.
Having said that, it was after 5D's Synchro environment that this card became the starting point for one-kill in earnest, but since it had contributed to Guorenda even before that, it was still a companion to one-kill.
It's really interesting that it's adopted in the Cyber style even though it's different in shape even now.

Magical Dragon Ruler A legendary dragon whose existence was erased by a peace treaty after the war ended.
He was thought to be on the list of permanent banned cards, but at the whim of God, he makes a mysterious return. Since his unique effect is search, he was originally in the lowest position in the Dragon Ruler, which is the personification of search power. , Therefore, the world cannot understand that the only pro-Dragon Ruler will be released.

A dish with a metabi color printed with the word "turn player" that you can't hear in Yu-Gi-Oh. A countermeasure required field that occasionally appears in Yu-Gi-Oh. As a system, it is similar to the rule intervention system such as "Black Garden" and Magical Cave, but the actual behavior is relatively straightforward, destroying and issuing tokens with the same performance. However, all race attribute levels are overwritten, and since he is a token, he is not treated as an Effect Monster, making it quite difficult to handle as a material.
Compared to other summoning restriction systems, the interaction between cards is extremely compatible, and although it corresponds to the loopholes in most meta cards such as summons and flip summons, it also involves destruction and special summons. This itself is easy to get caught on the counter, and it is often possible to get over it with resistance. Also, since it is forced to activate once a turn, the opponent can choose the timing, and there is also the possibility that it can be used in reverse, so it is very difficult in terms of control.
Unlike 《Skill Drain》, it doesn't have enough influence to influence the development by itself, so basically it's used as a combo part to make use of the synergy with your own card, and while you're at it, put pressure on the development with its meta effect. Would you like to

A surprising 3 card disadd. Moreover, it is an absolute champion, not a loss, but a 3-for-0 exchange. In order to return it to the deck, he says GY that he can't even be an ad.
Even if you look around the TCG area, it's rare to find a card that does so much damage to itself.

A passage from the death spell Samo Samo Cat Bern Bern. Any veteran duelist would have chanted it at least once.
Due to the change of the times, she has risen from Kuzukyado to the top idol who can't be pushed or pushed. He got kicked out because he was too successful in life, but due to various reasons he was released from prison and continues to dance the dance of death with Halifayer without learning anything.
He is also one of the returning errata groups, but unlike other errata groups, this change does not kill his individuality and only blames abuse. collect.
On the other hand, it is also noted that the duelists who knew at that time lamented that the nightmare of the past had returned.

Mirafo can be used when two steel cores are in GY.
In the first place, having 2 steel cores in GY is already on the verge of breaking the playing field, and he made a mistake when constructing the deck, assuming such an inferiority.

Not compatible with Special Summon, that's it! A card with no role at a level that can be said to be.
Speaking of monsters that were summoned at that time, they were either system-type or demerit attackers such as Magic Warrior Breaker and 《Berserk Gorilla》. It was so pitiful that it was useless because all the main targets were not compatible with each other, such as being accompanied in no time.
If it had at least dealt with Special Summon, it might have been a deterrent to the Devifla 1 kill, but it was a very unfortunate fate that even Tarareba couldn't talk about because it was forbidden to pass each other.
Even after that, tournament-level monsters were all effect-based, and even if they were copied, there would only be one more vanilla or lower monster around, and all the big ones worth copying would be Special Summoned, and it was already a miserable thing.
For the time being, summoned monsters are generally treated as materials in modern times, so the disadvantage of self-destruction can be largely ignored, so it has become possible to think about how to use them.

By entering the field, you can unilaterally peep, but due to its low status, it is a card that cannot be used at all.
However, the DARK Spellcaster is level 6, and if you look at the low ATK and materials, there are some that shine. I think it will be helpful in terms of playing, such as peeping and changing the response depending on whether or not there is a hand trigger.

An Ice Barrier who is a senior to Ice Barrier and has nothing to do with Ice Barrier, but who has become an Ice Barrier.
The relationship is similar to that of 《Wattkid (Updated from: Oscillo Hero #2)》and Watt, but this one existed before the Ice Barrier, and it was converted into OCG after the Ice Barrier. As a result, it can be searched as an Ice Barrier card, and since he himself was given his WATER support effect, he is a member of the Ice Barrier category regardless of his origin.
The first half of the effect is a general-purpose defense card. The effect is permanent and can be activated even if you hit from here, so there is no gap in both offense and defense. To be honest, this alone would have earned a reasonable evaluation, but the second half added by OCG is far beyond the category that can be put on his WATER level 5 or higher + 1 salvage and his GY activation. there is
The limit after activation is 1.5 turns round trip, which is a level that hinders deployment even with his Deck centered on WATER, but it's not a problem because he can't put it in his Deck, which cares about it.
By the way, the effect of the first half can be used regardless of the covenant, and the restriction of the second half does not touch the summoning, so there is actually room for him to be adopted even if it is not a deck centered on WATER.

Dark World's best badass who changes monster effects to old man. A nice witty adjustment to get Baba into your hand with Dark World's self-bounce first.
As far as the actual effect goes, it's a random discard, so the effect isn't stable at all, and Dark World isn't particularly good at hand-ad-board-ads, so clearing the triggering conditions is a hassle.
Therefore, if you use this card, it is not suitable for rewriting the activated effects one by one, and it is suitable for use as a farsighted corner to check difficult "heavy" effects such as one-turn restrictions, additional costs, etc. that cannot be reactivated. ing. In particular, staring at hand triggers, which cannot be done with Skidre, is an important task. The segregation itself is well established.
No matter how you get into it, it's certainly very powerful, and you can't underestimate its credit for bringing new personality, entertainment, and devilishness to the Dark World.

An inconvenient meta card that is troublesome when used, but it's not a big deal when you use it yourself.
It's a text that can be abused, such as having effects on both sides and not having a turn 1 limit on triggers, but I can't do this. Exquisite seasoning and useless.
Despite being such a useless child, Madou and he vaguely come into the spotlight in the Land of Shura, where Performapal Performance is rampant. In fact, if you activate it first, you can expect to deal more than 2000 damage, so it was highly effective as a check. It was expensive, but in reality, there were many cases of forcibly breaking through due to the damage, and if it was said that it worked as a deterrent, there was no such thing.

perpetrators and victims of inflation.
With that blade, he hit many aces into his GY, and led a turbulent life where he himself was also buried in darkness by Mr. Lightning. However, it can be said that Lightning was allowed because of the precedent for this card, so I have the impression that it was a friend who passed the baton.
The decision to say that Special Summon, which I don't plan to hit after the introduction of this card, is Defense Position (even if ATK is higher) has also become an important playing.
Compared to Mr. Lightning, it tends to be seen as low, but as you can see from its success at the time, this card itself is by no means weak.
It has a large presence that has greatly changed the landscape of Duel, pushing up the removal of blows to the same level as effect destruction. It's just that the comparison is too strong.

The big boss of Gianism who was finally released by Shaba.
If he takes someone else's, he's a thief!
The number of monsters that are not effective has increased considerably, but the monsters that have been taken away from Link Monster's existence can almost certainly be disposed of, so its performance as a removal is rather improved. Unlike the henchmen who have restrictions and restrictions attached to them, the old Katagi who is strong on the ground is the simple guy who says he just takes it without asking questions. However, there is no attempt to return saying "I will return it later".
Of course, when the Deck category steals irrelevant monsters in the modern world, it is well known how to use it, but if it is a mirror match side-in, it is a different story. Since you can use both ``Release yourself and activate'' and ``Attack trigger'', the amount of resources you can steal from opponents with the same category is incomparable to .
In particular, the X monster is a very good target due to the existence of 《Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder》, and it is very strong in the operation of roughly stealing, hitting roughly, and stacking roughly. It's cheaper to throw it away than to return it anyway, so let's throw it luxuriously.
Since this card has always been a must-counter at the level that decides the game, it implicitly added an added value of "a decoy to pass Change of Heart" to the usual removal. On the other hand, it is also possible to think that you are holding 《Change of Heart》and pass the removal.
A piece that may revive the reading related to the existence of restricted cards that should have disappeared a long time ago.