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First of all, because it is a normal equipment card, it requires a subtly late action to stop the monsters deployed by the opponent on your turn. And since it has no other effects, it's backwards compatible with cards that have a plus one, such as 《Darkworld Shackles》.
The setting other than the card name and Machine can be evaluated (but only as an off-the-shelf element)

Big Bang Shoot for Vic Viper.
However, Vic Viper is stronger when strengthened with other equipment cards, and since this card raises a lower value than Big Bang Shoot, there seems to be little point in using it.

The reduction amount is low, and the effect application timing is every your standby phase, so you need to wait 1 turn.
The combination of card name and anything other than Machine can be evaluated (but as an outsider)

A card to issue 《Wall Shadow》.
However, the labyrinth wall is a level 5 vanilla, and fortunately he has 0 ATK, so it is easy to put out, but there is a problem that it can only be a wall by itself.
And even more problematic is the lack of Wall Shadow itself. The evaluation of the card is also inevitably low.
Also, since it can be searched, it was good in the end, but why did you use it as an equipment card?

One chance if it applies to all "pot" cards...

The second fairy legend card.
Contrary to her first appearance, Shirayuki, it has the effect of turning her own monsters face down. This means that you can turn this card face down and use the reverse effect. (In that case, a release factor is necessary)
There is an SS that doesn't even care about the level of the reverse effect, but I think it's difficult to use this card well because of the lack of stability due to the reverse effect.

For the time being, I think that it is mainly used to Special Summon the highest grade Igknight.
Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, I think it is easy to use because it can be chained with other cards and its activation timing does not matter.

Since Sauradis specifies this card, it is not completely unusable, but since it does not specify Ritual Monster by name, it is quite painful that it is out of the range of support such as 《Pre-Preparation of Rites》. In addition, this card itself has nothing written other than the effect for ritual summoning, and it cannot be ignored that it is one step behind the exclusive Ritual Spell of Cyber Angel and Herald, which are famous for LIGHT rituals.

(I wonder why Cipher Spell/Trap doesn't have a decent set of cards)
Whether it's Galaxy Eyes or Cipher, he rarely runs out of X materials, and it's a delicate line whether he wants to use this card to replenish it. I can't be relieved because the resistance that I got is only one time.

A card that brings back Crystron. Is it possible to use Halifiber now?
As a matter of course, he also has a GY activation effect, so it's unlikely that he will rot in the Crystron Deck.

Apoqliphort adoption type is worth considering. Due to the change in rules, management of the Spell/Trap zone and P zone is a problem, but since it is a Normal Trap, this card is relatively good because it leaves a place after activation. It is also excellent that it supports his Apoqliphort search by tool.
The permanent effect is applied throughout the turn you Special Summon, so you can use it as a Genius material without worrying about it.

This card was born in the 9th term, and can be said to be the culmination of all the summoning methods up to that point.
It is not an exaggeration to say that the effect of the declared card negates even if it already exists in the field, not to mention the Special Summon, and the void skidre becomes 1 card. It was about
Rituals and fusions are the most troublesome, and there is also the problem of being easily crushed due to being on a chain.
For the time being, there is a high possibility that this will be paper if you are also using the declared card, but in Decks that use normal large monsters in the main Deck, and in Decks that can use Synchro and Xyz separately, it is very difficult. It turned out to be a convenient card.
・・・It was such a card, but the story changed with the appearance of a new summoning method, Link Summoning.
Since it is a summoning method from the future, it is naturally out of the scope of the meta, and since there are quite a few decks that are not used according to the rules, the confidence drops immediately.
Currently, at best, it's a ritual meta, or Cybers' Croc, Chimera, and Sandra and Invoked.
In addition, it seems that the will was inherited by the boarder.

The illustrations are interesting.
By the time you get 3 EX monsters, you will be eliminated.
After that, there was a change in the official rules that put even stricter restrictions on the card's development than this card, but it seems that it has been lifted recently.
Well, that's why I don't think there are many scenes where this card is active.

A trap card that applies the 《Morphing Jar》effect to your opponent. Or a card that can be said to be a big crash with loose conditions.
If you want to discard the cards you have increased by increasing G, etc., it is essential to differentiate it from the Great Crash, and if you want to draw, Rinkane and Disturbance Strategy are easier to handle.
It's possible to use it to increase the opponent's hand on purpose to earn burn damage, but it's difficult to use because you'll have to face the harsh reality of having your opponent have 5 cards in their hand. A piece that feels half-hearted in some respects.

World Legacy support card with a little difficulty.
Since it can be deployed from the hand or Deck, the accident rate is low, but there are really few cards in the current World Legacy monsters that you want to play even if the trigger is an uncertain factor such as the opponent's removal or battle destruction, so frankly. It's a card that gives the impression that it came out too early.