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There are excellent existences among low-level plants, and it doesn't seem like there's any future potential...
After all, the impression that it is quite narrow is strong. In the case of plants, there are many other excellent deployment support.

The target is a card with removal, and it is highly dependent on the opponent, such as Trap being slow to use in offense and destroying defense, which is becoming less and less. If possible, I would like to use it in combination with Torch Golem and Gameciel to make it easier to share cards and Sapoka for destruction targets.
Cards that tend to take time to operate. Honestly, if you ask me if I want to attack twice after doing this, I probably won't.

I want to use it offensively, but Trap is slow, limited target. I don't think it's worth using if it's limited to about 2000 enhancement even if you devise and operate it.

A powerful companion to the Elemental Unified Deck. It can also be used as a removal, and as a summoning and blocking system, it is strong even afterward.
However, there are not a few powerful attribute unified Decks. It's a similar relationship between illustrations and good effects and good "Rivalry of Warlords".
Whether you give priority to it depends on the environment, but there is no doubt that if you stick to the mold, you will have a strong influence.

It's tough that it's limited to BP. During the opponent's turn, most of the cards are removed before the BP is added, and it's difficult to use it during your own turn, and during that time, this card itself tends to be broken. Anyway, it's slow.
I can do interesting things, but I have the impression that it's a romantic card with little practicality.

It's already been said a lot, but it's better to use Barrier Force normally.

It's a 1:1 all-around removal that you'll use mainly for psychics, and it's never cheap damage, but you can't aim for a combo that reverses it.
However, it is said that the removal of Normal Spell itself is already slow, it is not easy to search, and even Sunbol is not a high adoption rate in this day and age.
At least I should be able to use it for general purpose...

I would have tried to defend my field if I could, but as expected, it would be useless if it was just the opponent's field.
Although it is extreme like chaos max, it is strong, but even if you consider it, there are many other more useful ones.
It's said that it's too late to even remove all Normal Spells, but just changing the battle position... isn't it?

It's not that it's difficult to handle, but do you want to draw 1 even through battle because reinforcement is almost essential?
It's an evaluation point that there are many supporters, but it seems that there are many more useful ones.

As is often said, Mobius deteriorates if handled normally. You will be discriminated against on the basis of race.
Since it's a major race, it's not difficult to use it, but I usually want to remove sets before deployment, so if it doesn't work as expected, it's very difficult now that Friche Counter is the mainstream. many.
As for the set card itself, the adoption rate is on the decline in general beatdowns.
It's a dragon with a thick layer, and there are some differences, but I think it's hard to prioritize.

A strong type if you fit into a mold. Since it is for one body, it is effective for P summons and the like, giving the impression that it is ahead of the times.
However, it can't be said that it has no resistance and its stats are not high.
It's effective against most opponents in the closing phase of the final stage. Because there are a lot of recruits and revivals now.
It is very unreliable on its own, so I would like to use it in combination with a card that can control the opponent's movement.
It is an impression that it is one for professionals.

Landstar remake. Was this the mysterious power in the original text?
As the name suggests, it has the ability to strengthen all warriors, and despite being strengthened, it is weak, so unlike Command Knight, it can be summoned out of control, so it is easy to line up.
However, it's weak on its own, and in the first place, it's a basic tuner that immediately leads to an S summon, and there are places where such a sustaining effect doesn't mesh.
There are many other excellent beings, so the current situation can't be prioritized.
For the time being, Landstar is one of the main characters of Jonouchi, the main character of the original work, so in the future, there may be more points that can be differentiated by providing support like the elf swordsman.

One of the so-called reverse meta cards that can be destroyed without overturning the back defense in battle.
However, due to changes in the environment, the number of monsters set has decreased, and the number of removal methods has increased, so this kind of effect is in a bad position.
In the case of this card, it becomes defense for a while after attacking, and since there is no defense, it is easy to run out.
However, other similar effects don't have such high offense and defense, so it doesn't change much. There is even a possibility that the damage can be suppressed.
However, due to the ruling change in the 11th term, it became possible to process 《Drillroid》without activating the reverse effect, so if you look at the effect alone, it's almost degraded.
Even if 《Drillroid》can be differentiated by the difference in race, his Lightsworn Monk Eilin, who has the same effect as the drill and is the same warrior level 4 as himself, is troublesome.
I'm also interested in Mystic LV2, which is easy to recruit with Isolde due to its low level.
There are many rivals, and as mentioned above, the demand for the defensive meta itself is sluggish, so the significance of prioritizing this guy who stands out only in subtleties must be Ushio's fans.

It has nothing to do with actors.
With 1800 penetration, even if you belong to Archfiend and have no disadvantages, it's going to be tough now.
Well, it was still one of the easier cards to handle among Jack's cards at the time.

It has already been said, but in this day and age, waiting for the enemy to destroy it in battle would be just an act of sending salt, so basically it would be triggered by self-destruction.
However, it's easy to take a lot of damage from low stats, and I don't want to do a random handicap with such a high risk and roundabout way.
It works well with plant fields such as Black Garden and World Tree, but I wonder if there are other cards that should be prioritized.