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It is a general-purpose trap that specializes in monsters that have no SS target resistance or his trap resistance. In addition, his original ATK is also halved.
When this happens, most of even large monsters become useless, and it is effective against many monsters that are considered "strong" due to the synergistic effect of RBI and monster effects.
Furthermore, if he exists in GY when the SS from the opponent's EX, it is a ridiculously convenient card that can be reused only once.
Before saying it's effective against NS monsters, it's a card that tends to be taken lightly because it's too powerful to be activated from the hand, but I think this card has enough usefulness to power down monsters and reuse them. .
It is one of the cards recommended for his metabi-type deck, which is mainly low-class monsters and it is very difficult to fight against his ATK 2000 or higher monsters.
By the way, under the influence of Iron Wall, even if you leave the field after resetting due to your own effect, you will be sent to her GY normally = you can freely refill, so if you put Iron Wall in the main or side, you can also consider adopting it. maybe.

A cyclone that does "not destroy, but exclude!" instead of paying 1000 LP.
Currently, the number of cards that specialize in destruction like Stada has decreased, but the number of Spell / Trap cards that have destruction resistance and effects that are activated by GY has increased considerably, and depending on the situation Normal Spell / Trap cards that are activated depending on the situation Quick-Play Spell/Normal Trap is a more effective back removal card than Cyclone in most situations, even in the sense that it is effective to chain.
However, it is also effective against Grave and Obliteration from the beginning, and Iron Wall and Longinus, which can also see this card, are often used from the main, and even without the presence or absence of LP cost, it is generally upward compatible with Cyclone. It is also true that it cannot be said.

In the knight series that appeared for Amdo, it has the effect of becoming a resistant EX killer that has an effect even if it is hit or beaten.
However, since it is named Turn 1, it cannot be stopped if two or more are attacked.
The wind dragons to be recruited are surprisingly large in volume, but since they are limited to levels 5 and above, which are possible for Normal Summon and Special Summon on the main deck, the number is limited, and I can't think of a large iron plate to recruit. .
It can't be helped because it's a Ritual Monster, and it's a card that's based on the Knights series, and it's a card that is strongly conscious of Amdo.

Ritual Spell with the feeling that it is somewhat subtle as an additional effect attached to the recent Ritual Spell, even though the first half of the effect is a normal ritual.
The cost is to banish a monster in your hand or field in the same way as performing a ritual, and then the effect is to banish this card from her GY and perform a ceremonial resurrection.
It's not a rare case, but if you remove this card with Chain Claw, you'll lose the cost, so be careful.
It can't be helped that you have to Ritual Summon the corresponding Ritual Monster, which isn't very strong, but it would be tough if you can't use the cost exclusion for some other effect.
Even though it's not very strong, it still has some board-turning power, so I wouldn't say it's not worth coming back to.

His Continuous Trap, which is a remake of the metalization used by Keith, the user of the Machine Deck, in the original kingdom edition.
When this card appeared, I thought that a rare metal monster would come out in the not too distant future, but how much time has passed since then?
Well, unlike the metal version, the equip target is a machine monster from the beginning, so it seems that there is no hope for the appearance of a rare metal version of the monster...
But I really want to see "Rare Metalzoa" or "Red-Eyes Black Rare Metal Dragon".
As for the effect, his spells that can be negated are limited and only work once, and to be honest, I feel that metalization, which can deal with anyone and increases the enhancement value when hitting, is still usable. .

A kind of permanent meta trap that can continuously put in damage that is not stupid in a trap deck that uses a lot of trap cards that pay his LP flashy, such as God Trap.
Especially if he has Fire Force or Ring of Destruction to get LP, it might be quite painful.
Honestly, I think the same thing can be said about the current environment, but it's a card that I don't like if it's used, but it's safe because it won't be used, and I don't need to care about it.

At the time, there were almost no girl monsters with illustrations of that type, so perhaps the reaction to Piquel's appearance was too great, and after that, she was given this card, which can be said to be a crown trap with her own card name.
However, the effect has nothing to do with Piquel himself, and it is an effect that is related to effect damage, and it is overwhelmingly faster to count from the bottom.
Reading Mind Jutsu, released as the second single, is similar.

This is a card that I really like, with an elaborate illustration full of life in a research facility.
I took this as nothing but an illustration ad and decided to add 1 point.
As for the effect, it's a result of research that makes you feel like "Kozakki's observation diary".

A card that is a type of mass removal trap but must be combined with other card effects.
If possible, I'd like to put them to sleep all at once with the effect of the furiche system and destroy them all at once.
It's also a card I don't like because the card name and illustration don't really match the card effect.
Does that mean you're going to put him on the guillotine and execute him to exterminate his clan?

Number 3, which was number 2 in the Bandai version.
Stuns the battled monster regardless of the battle result.
It has surprisingly high resistance penetration, but it only buys time for one monster to not attack for two turns. It's only a status that can be hit, so it can't be expected to seal a large monster unless it's hit from a set state.
It would be dramatic if you could grab victory with the time you earned by attacking large monsters, but it's a pipe dream.

There was a feeling that it was better than No. 3 in terms of appearance and effectiveness, but the type of low sterility Effect Monster that activates its effect by being hit from the back side is already on the front side. It is in decline, and the current situation is that the number of Flip Monsters that cannot be beaten with this card's RBI is increasing.
Both are the same, but right now, isn't this one more useless than No. 3?

Rafflesia has a strong image of a red, warty flower that emits a bad smell, but in fact, it is also a famous flower as a parasitic plant that grows by absorbing nutrients from other plants.
That's why I was convinced at some point that I was given a control seizure effect.
As an effect, there are monsters that are upward compatible, so the point will be whether you can take advantage of being a Plant after going to GY.

It is one of the cards where you can see the king's brave figure drawn in the illustration of the supreme Continuous Trap 《Imperial Order》that negates all the effects of his Spell cards on the field, and the Counter Trap that captures the activation of Continuous Spell cards. .
To be honest, I like Trap cards that negate Spell cards without question, but with Continuous Spells, if you destroy them with Chain Pike or Sandstorm, you can completely harmless them, so it's really painful.
Even with the benefit of Counter Trap, there's a hand cost, but a magic jammer that isn't picky about negate spells is hundreds of times more reliable.

It has 4 removal that can destroy complete resistance and skidre by itself, and despite this strength, it is a pretty amazing monster that is rare.
However, since he is not affected by the effects of his own cards other than his own, he cannot strengthen his RBI by other card effects, and his ATK, which is slightly low for Link 4, may be killing the goodness of perfect resistance. unknown.
The link material is 2 or more Warriors, so if you link summon 2 《Defender of the Labyrinth》from Endosukego and use them as materials, you can use them normally.

Complete resistance to combat destruction resistance? Do you capture all the effects of making a chain block? Then die with this battles damage, a monster that produces deadly firepower from an amazing enhancement factor.
Surprisingly, this is a low-level monster that can be Normal Summoned and has no drawbacks, so it was a big topic at the time.
For a long time, he has been a card that has continued to walk with the image of a dinosaur = brain muscle, which has continued to support the race as the backbone of Dinosaur.
Today, Dinosaur has become one of the most powerful monsters in the main deck with race-related effects, and has completely stopped relying on this card, but it still has 1 firepower. It is not uncommon for the card to be inserted in duplicate.