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It's Traptrix's Xyz, but if Kazura doesn't react, the synergy is bad, so it's probably made for the purpose of making him go on a business trip.
As an attacker, it's hopeless, but if you try to send a monster because of its high defensive power, it will be trapped in a trap hole with its own effect.
For some reason, his Trap resistance, which has evolved greatly from Trap Hole resistance, is also troublesome, and escape and breakthrough do not work.
If you put it first, it can also be used as a Treacherous Trap Hole launcher.
Even if you put this out in 4x2, you won't be able to attack and only defend, but the true value of this guy is shown when you can put out an attacker who can attack sideways.
Before the rule change, his Pendulum could spit out level 4 like an idiot.
Currently, due to the revision of the rules, this guy who can't be hit if he throws it haphazardly can stay in the extra zone and hinder the development, making it difficult to line up attackers next to him, so it's weakened compared to before.
If Link is enriched and he joins hands with Link, something bad is likely to happen again, but...

It has two free chain removal and an effect that is not like Trap Hole, but the activation condition is strict with his GY Trap 0 and you want to set it quickly, but if you use more than one, you will have a dilemma that the second and subsequent ones will spoil.
Of course, he can't load any other traps, so he didn't use traps, so he often used it to put it in an empty space on the deck.
With the advent of Fresia, it became practically 4 Eks, so it became possible to use it for his deck that loaded traps, and it was ferocious during the heyday of EM.
Shirayuki, who wipes out GY's traps, and recently, there are traps where he can be excluded from GY and have a second effect, so it's possible to use them other than Fresia.

It has untargeted, multiple-removable deck bounces and powerful removal.
There is a pseudo LP cost, but it usually only returns 1, so it's cheap.
Unlike the abyss, it doesn't waste destruction, so if you don't have Trap effect resistance, you'll get caught first.
The conditions for activating it are somewhat limited, such as Special Summon from the hand or the Extra Deck.
If you focus only on extra meta, a powerful rival called Escape will stand in your way...
Since the included pack was Pendulum's first appearance pack, it seems that he is conscious of the Pendulum meta, but since 3 to 5 Pendulums before the rule revision will appear at once, the LP loss will be extraordinary, and the rule revision After that, if you don't get your hands involved, only one will come out, so it's a bit delicate as a Pendulum meta.
It wasn't that I couldn't use it to obliterate a unicorn.

A demonic gate to monster summons that awaits with a torrent funeral after passing through God's counter.
The easiest to use in the Trap Hole series, it has a powerful removal ability and can remove multiple objects that do not target.
It can't do anything to monsters with low ATK, but other than that, it's weak point is that it's somewhat pointlessly sandwiched between destruction, so it can be traded by destruction resistance.

Versatile counter for Yang Zing.
A card that was put out as if to be used together with Botenkou, but for Yang Zing, who is vulnerable to effects other than mass removal and destruction, it's a great card.
And he doesn't even send it to GY because he puts it back in the deck.
After negate, destroy his own Yang Zing, but you can replace his Yang Zing on the field without missing the timing.
If you shoot after chain 3, you will miss the timing, but he is a stranger who calls himself Yang Zing and does not miss the timing.
The impression is that it is a good card without that, although the impression is bad because of the Botenkou.

I feel that it would have been better if the material had been restricted.
There are many ways to get 5 Synchro with one card, so it's easy to get it out in the first hand, but it's clearly overpowered.
Although the status cannot be hit, it has 2800 defense, so processing is troublesome.
When summoning Special Summon, it has the effect of searching for Yang Zing cards, which can be used to search for and set up a universal counter called Nine Zodiac.
And isn't it too blatant that the Nine Zodiacs are in the same pack...?
Since it is not Synchro Summoned, the effect can be activated even when revived.
The effect of 2 is to increase his GY while adjusting the level and connecting to synchro. It is possible to connect to the next by dropping the riff.
The effect of 3 recruits the successor "if" "left" the field.
Whether it's simply destroyed by battle, whether you destroy your own effect, whether it's blown away by Castel or Gaius without destroying it, or whether it's synchronizing, it's calling for follow-up.
I feel like I should have at least missed the timing or just destroyed it, but since it's a card created at that time, I don't think I've thought about it.
After this came, [Yang Zing] was like [Botenkou], and it reminded me of magic after the appearance of the divine trial.

It was disguised as the last boss Zarc Strak, and was never used in the anime except for the new card Astrograph, so this Strak was mostly OCG Aurica, but the performance was also original (ry
The search effect of 1 is that he can search or salvage DARK Spellcaster and has high versatility, but it can only be used as a real Magician due to the material restrictions of this guy.
The search targets are Iris, Black Fang, Purple Poison, and Aleister.
The effect of 2 is an effect that prevents P monsters from being destroyed regardless of whether it is a monster zone or P zone, but instead of being destroyed for some reason, it has an effect that can be added to send her Spellcaster in her Deck to her GY. An effect that you don't know what it's doing.
Therefore, you can go to destroy it yourself and get the ad.
When combined with Time Pendulumgraph, the opponent's card is destroyed, and instead of destroying your own card, send Shaddoll Dragon from Deck to GY. In exchange for destroying more of your opponent's cards with Dragon's effect, you can make yourself wonder what it means.

It has an effect that makes the target resistant to his spells, but since he doesn't interfere with the Pendulum zone, this isn't a very strong effect in itself.
The search effect is quite blatant as search when you leave the field.
Even if he separates himself from himself, Magician is only cards that can be added when destroyed, so it is rather a plus rather than an ad loss or a 1:1 exchange.
Due to the rule change, it's not as brutal as it used to be, but it's still strong.
Or rather, the two cards made around here, ``I destroy my card, so it's an ad loss,'' and ``If it's not destroyed, it won't activate, so it's an ad loss.'' Na.

I'm not sure what you mean by this card.
Compared to Star Frost, the resistance is Trap, so it's stronger, but the problem isn't that, it's the removal effect.
It's necessary to destroy your own cards, but these days there are cards like "destroy and combo!" It's rather a bonus because it contains a lot of cards.
Furthermore, if he can't destroy the specified card, he will send the card on the field to GY.
If it is involved with Pendulum Call, it will unilaterally take two of our cards, and if it is entwined with Hoshikoku, I will feel like I am being punished unilaterally.
The fact that this card can be searched and can be used repeatedly is also troublesome.
Since it is permanent, it has a weak point that it can be misfired if chained, but if you can't draw a removal card, the brutal free chain removal effect will be used many times, so the permanent is rather an advantage.

A trap hole that permanently halves stats.
It has the advantage of being permanently fixed, but in most cases, it seems that contraction at the timing of the battle will be enough.
Other trap holes can also be removed.

Although it is a banishment removal, in addition to the limited situation when the opponent sets a monster, it also involves your own monsters, so I think it would be fine to use it even with Nobleman of Crossout.
Most of the situations where you can use it are in a situation where you have an advantage, and it destroys defense monsters, so why does it involve your own monsters even though it's not like you're preparing for a counterattack?

The set monsters often have less than 2000 defense, so most of them can be destroyed.
Considering that it's a trap, there aren't many chances to shoot at the opponent, so I think Nobleman of Crossout is fine.
If you use it for the purpose of reversing your own monster, you can reverse it on your opponent's turn, so the point of Trap comes to life.

The fallen Japanese goyo crawled out of the hole over the years.
It's an exclusion that doesn't go through destruction and doesn't take targets, so it's hard to avoid when it's activated.
Strong against the Stardust series.
Since it's limited to level 5 and above, depending on the opponent, it's a card that can't even be activated, so it's a card for the side and it's hard to put in from the main, basically Bottomless Trap Hole is enough.

Trap hole against monsters with ATK 2000 or higher.
With ATK 2000 or more, it is limited to Special Summon and cannot be destroyed unless the effect is negate, so there is a subtle feeling of regret, such as avoiding monsters with no effect and avoiding them with the Holy Grail.
Although it lacks versatility in subtle areas, it is a Trap Hole that can be destroyed while negating the effect, so it can be useful if you know your opponent well.
If you don't think about the trap hole, you can do the same thing with Counter Trap in the God series.

Ensure a 1:1 exchange.
It reacts whether it's a draw or a search.
Supe Speed 3, which is difficult to chain, is also a modest advantage.
The difficulty is that it cannot handle searches for 2 or more cards, draws, and searches for chain 2 and beyond.