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It has a slightly higher RBI than Tribe-Infecting Virus, but unlike over there, it doesn't have enough power to annihilate its kind.
Currently, 2 or more bodies are the conditions for self-SS, and the removal effect is also a single removal, so even if it's a hand cost, or if it's called turn 1, it would have been a margin.
From the name, it's all about Blackwing, who was sweeping the environment at the time, but personally, it's not inferior to Trishmeta's mirror, and it's a disappointing meta that everything is out of place.

It gave his Reptilianne a destructible trigger searcher that could deal with both combat and effect destruction, which was very rare at the time.
It has the advantage of being able to self-destruct with poisonous snakes and torrents, a status that can be used as a wall, and since it has ATK 0, it can be sacrificed to Vasuki, but since it needs to be destroyed on your own field, sending it is not effective, and other attributes It is somewhat worrisome that it is WATER, which is different from many of the Reptiliannes.
Currently, the number of searchers that have effects just by being sent from the field to GY has increased, and the search target is his Reptilianne. is still a solid card.

Trap Hole, which is good at rendering monsters harmless, can be effectively removed by "turning the battle position to the other side where the battle position cannot be changed".
It also has a high resistance penetration power, silences monsters with troublesome permanent effects and trigger effects, and semi-permanently prevents monsters from being used as materials for SXL.
It doesn't work on Link Monsters, but if you use it on that material, it's fine, and it's pretty tasty if you can use it on materials that have been Special Summoned at the same time, just like Naraku.
Depending on the situation, it is the strongest removal that even surpasses Deck Bounce, but after all, you can't hit your opponent unless you can move the monster you put down, so if you don't have a plan after that, you can only procrastinate the problem or double the trouble. It may become
It's difficult to prioritize as a general-purpose trap, but I think it's a good card.

This is the reverse version of "Rivalry of Warlords" and you can only put out one monster of the same type.
In general, it is a highly binding permanent meta trap that has more decks that pierce than Rivalry of Warlords . If you don't have a deck that can bring out large monsters even without it, you can lose unilaterally without being able to put out monsters properly from extras.
He can be used in multi-species decks such as Fur Hire and T.G.
Like Rivalry of Warlords , it's strong even if you put it out later, so it's a powerful card that you'll want to have on your side if it's possible to mount it in your Deck, as it has a characteristic that distinguishes it from many other permanent meta traps. .
By the way, if it is activated at the same time as Rivalry of Warlords, the two effects will be mixed, and as a result, only one face-up monster can exist on the field.
If you have a special build where, for example, you only have one type of border monster to play as a hitter, and the rest are all triggered monsters, you can use both at the same time.
In addition, I think that the combination of 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》& Azrun can also be used as a gozen sensor.

Toon's Emergency Teleport-like Quick-Play Spell that can only be used under the application of the world.
All Toon Monsters in the Deck are within range of this effect, as it ignores summoning conditions as a matter of course.
It's random which one of the 3 cards you choose, but you can always have at least one of them, so you can have at least a minimum of trust.
Cards that aren't picked go back to his Deck, so if you're building with Toons to some extent, this card won't go bad after the second one.
Come to think of it, back in the day, there was also a spell card for her called The Chosen One...
If you use it on your opponent's turn, you can reduce the disadvantages of his Toon, which has summoning sickness, so I think it can be said that its versatility is high.

His Genex on the non-tuner side in charge of WATER in his Genex Synchro with 4 attributes in DT's first world.
As a summon trigger effect, it is a card that allows you to search for Genecon by sending her WATER monster from Deck to her GY at a cost.
I would like to say, but it is a causal card that makes it almost correct that he has to search for a gencon to send a WATER monster to her GY at a cost from the deck.
He wants to use it in the WATER Deck, but he has to put a gencon in the deck for that, and if he pulls out the gencon, it's a big sigh.
It's a cost, so it's not bad that even if you use Veiler or Bubble Shadow, you can still achieve your main goal even if Skidre is applied, but anyway, it's scary to draw a Genekon directly, but he's a Genex Deck. I don't want to stack a lot of gencons even though I don't have one.
However, the Genecon, who is considered to be the troublemaker, is also a surprisingly not bad spec of ATK 1400 level 3 dark vanilla tuner.
For example, you can send Rosenyx to GY for a cost, create a Link Spider with the token created by that effect, and use that effect to pop out the Genecons in your hand to create Khalifa. can be made.
Also, since Yu-Gi-Oh OCG is a gentleman's card game, don't try to use the effect even if he doesn't have a Genecon on the deck under the application of Skidre, no matter how much you won't find out.

A non-adjustable search spell that does not have the name Turn 1 and can also search for cards with the same name.
No matter how difficult the original Toon is to support, under the current law, just producing a card with such a specification would be a crime, and it is a legal drug blessed with its birth.
The main usage was to search the lottery and compress the deck and search for the toon monster that best matches the deck at the goal point (for example, search for a level 8 toon if there is a train). However, with the increase in the card pool, the Toon side also has a lot of cards that I really want to search for, and it has become the eternal key card in the Toon Deck.

When used in his deck that does not use WATER, ATK is lower than that of a low-level attacker, and it is not uncommon for the status to be lower than that of the monster used as a material because it is general-purpose rank 4.
However, the effect is a powerful one that completely seals the effect that can be activated by the opponent's GY, which can be activated on each other's turn. On the other hand, even if this card is knocked down, it is strong that it can be passed for a whole turn.
Cards such as this card and Baguska, which are all-purpose rank 4 cards that can attack a specific area so severely, are valuable, and even if you only put 2 or 3 rank 4 cards in your extras, they are often prioritized monsters. be.

Toon's merits and demerits are attached while the effect is bass blur, but there is nothing else.
Hmm, this illustration says Toon... Toon, right? This illustration.
At least it's a Super Defense character, but if the performance is low, I'd be worried about such a trivial point.

Super 《Bottomless Trap Hole》that can be used in the Toon Deck.
It goes without saying that Deck Bounce, which does not target, is effective against both main extra monsters and has high resistance penetration, making it a very high quality removal.
This card requires a Toon Monster to be in play, not the World, but with Toon Decks, there are a lot of dedicated support cards that can't even be activated unless a Toon Monster or World is in play, so it's too late. I wouldn't even mention it.
It seems that you can search by lottery, but be aware that you can not search by bookmarks because it does not require the world.
For the time being, it is a conclusion that it is sufficiently good quality as a summoning reaction type Trap.

It's a little different from Attractor.
The condition of self-SS is limited to his spell including Special Summon effect, and it is a specification that the macro effect is not applied unless this self-SS effect is used, so it seems that the effective opponent is somewhat selective.
If you succeed in chaining it to Meisei or Monge, depending on your opponent, that alone will be a devastating blow.
Unlike the Attractor, the macro effect disappears when this card disappears from the field, but it is not as limited as the Attractor in terms of situations where it can be used. It also has the effect of searching for a specific Insect that is triggered by being sent from the field to GY regardless.
So, if it seems that you can't do macro work, you can let him participate in the battle as a hitter, or you can put it out and use it as a link material or whatever.
Extra G is also a search target, and I think it's an excellent hand trigger that has a high priority in the right environment.

A peculiar superlative Tuner Monster with the spirit to fight on its own instead of becoming a Synchro material.
It's not just a tuner with a high RBI or high level, but two effects that are both related to the tuner, especially the second half of the effect is unlimited control seizure except that it costs the tuner once a turn. has become powerful.
It doesn't have a self-SS effect, but I like the idea of adding new strength to the Tuner Deck.

Around this time, he wasn't affiliated with Theme, and was born when he was extremely enthusiastic about putting out low-level vanilla monsters of various races in ATK 2000.
There are also many flavor texts with elaborate settings, long texts with some jokes, and special texts.
Needless to say, it's powerful enough to trade with borders, and since this card is his DARK, it seems there are many ways to use it.

When this card's activation conditions are fulfilled, the situation of each other's field and your remaining LP are not necessarily the same degree of pinch, but if you leave it as it is, it's quite severe as it will directly lead to defeat. I'm in a situation.
However, if it satisfies that, it is a pretty amazing card that can shoot the highest quality removal of the whole deck bounce that can even penetrate complete resistance with a flitch at no cost, and it can also be used with a general-purpose removal trap that can be used from one card.
A common example of this type of piercing resistance card is that you choose the opponent, so in the end the favorite monster that you want to disappear the most is left behind, but in the case of this card, your LP is 2000 or less. If it's about the same, in most cases the opponent won't be able to leave such monsters.
The less LP you have, the more situations you can force a mass removal without any choice, so I think it's good to use it in his deck, which reduces his LP by himself due to its effect and cost.
Of course, there are times when it can't be activated well, and it can't be used effectively, so it has its own quirks, but if you're just talking about the quality of removal, you won't see two general-purpose removal traps that surpass this card in the future.

A kind of general-purpose removal trap that specializes in anti-EX monsters.
One card can be used to escape twice against monsters that come out of EX, but it is inferior to escape in that other monsters cannot be targeted and only one can be selected.
Why is escape so versatile? This is because you can use it on your own monsters to avoid removal or veiler, take back control of monsters that have been taken away, or adjust the number of monsters to destroy Majongdong.
On the other hand, there are situations where this card can't even be activated, and it's easy to be taken care of in play. increase.