Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 4,021 to 4,035 of 4,611

One wing of the Live Twin's absolute first move.
Does that mean you're top-notch when it comes to lining up two Effect Monsters? However, the dragoon was banned in the revision immediately after, and the anaconda dragoon in Evil Twins became an illusion.
If either this card or Lyra can pass through, he will be able to align Kiskill and Lyra of Evil Twins in no time, and from there connect to the highest grade Kiskill & Lyra, Raigo, Griffon, etc. Rank 4 Devil Link etc. be able to.
If you stack 3 each with your partner, you can start with 6 cards, and if you add mining, entrance, passphrase, etc., you can start a lot of cards.
As a result, its combat ability is low, and it doesn't have a removal effect that can be used as a care when the development is blocked in a permanent meta like Meryushik.
Wouldn't it be a little boring to have an effect that doesn't have both unique effects with your partner?

The goal point of the deployment of Evil★Twins.
It's really easy to put out, just put out Live Twin Kiskill or Lyra and either hold this card in your hand or send it to her GY.
The specs are strong with resistance and can be removed in large quantities depending on the situation, and the contents of the brute force hit point, and there is no destruction by battle / effect, resistance to the opponent's interference, permanent effect or trigger immediate effect suppression effect, so let's stand first. The fact that there are few advantages to using it is not a small weakness.
The self-SS effect can also be Special Summoned from GY, the deployment power of Live Twin, the mutual resurrection of Link Monster's Evil Twins, and the high stats combine to make it a monster that can be used in both stamina and haste battles, but other monsters and spells It's a feeling that makes you want some Trap accoutrements.

Line up two Live Twins to create a Link Evil Twins, and with each effect, the main deck's ultimate Kiskill & Lyra will move as expected. It is a card, and when used in conjunction with mining, Deck's initial stability is greatly improved.
The Evil Twins Deck is the type of deck that allows you to put in plenty of triggers, so even triggers that don't need to be discarded will be enough.
Since it is a live twin card, the initial card that can be searched with a passphrase is also strong.
However, if this card is used, not only Fiend but also Evil★Twins will not be able to get anything out of EX for that turn. The reality is that you can't say no with both hands free when asked.
No matter how much the deployment success rate is stable and smooth, if there are too few deployment and care options, it will naturally become a wampa, and it is obvious that you will get tired of using it over and over again. In addition, when it comes to saying that it is vulnerable to interference, or that even if you run to the end, the lineup will not be that strong. .
This is a difficult area because it's the exact opposite of saying, "In the end, it's boring to use an anaconda or a general-purpose suppression & finisher that comes out of EX... so it's better to use XX...".
I got a lot of diss, but since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be activated during the opponent's end phase.

Like "Almira Sangan", this card is characterized by specifying the material that allows you to create an Artemis witch.
Unlike Linkli and Almira, he has a minimum hit point as a Link 1, and his spell use that cannot use effects can be used for the cost if Rudra or Wand is adopted even if he uses it in the Deck.
Artemis Witch goes well with Silent Sai Maji, and is a new Link 1 that has a lot of potential to attract even outside of Magistus.
I converted the SSed Silkitas with Alter Deck to create a GY effect. I am indebted to unleash the power technique of reviving Faker with materia on the turn of .

A permanent meta trap that completely blocks hand triggers and monster effects that are activated on the field.
Since only the effect that activates is blocked, it can be a powerful effect in some metabi fighting around permanent effects and trap cards.
However, what can be said in common with this tyrant series is that the release cost is high anyway, and the reality is that if you turn a blind eye to a few holes in his Deck, it will be the end if you put in an inspection. .

It is a card that boasts the strongest binding power in the Tyrant series with a rule interference effect comparable to that of The Last Warrior from Another Planet, and since it does not interfere with monsters that are already on the field, there will be situations where it will be a sure win when it succeeds in going first.
However, in addition to requiring two releases, this card comes with a request to be vanilla exclusive.
Due to these conditions, it is difficult to use it in his Deck, which does not summon or use his Special Summon at all.

A rare card that grants your monsters complete resistance to traps.
If you have already landed on the field, you will not even receive the effects of Counter Trap such as notifications.
Rather than putting it in as a meta against Trap Bi, I think it's more useful to use it in combination with your own Trap card.
This effect does not apply to cards that have taken control from your opponent, so they will not interfere with your own capture.

One release is a permanent meta trap that blocks her Special Summon of level 6 or higher monsters.
It becomes a strong meta for a specific deck of hers, and since you can have zero impact on your own decks during the construction stage, you can play a minimum role as a permanent meta trap.
However, even though it's a pinpoint meta, it's not the best that it has a boring self-destruction condition instead of an activation condition.

Despite commonly requiring a release to activate, this is it! The "Tyrant" series of permanent meta trap cards, which is said to be "not used", is said to have no cards with this effect, but this card is considered to have the lowest performance among them. .
Requires 2 releases to activate, but the binding power is almost nothing, but if you at least require his spells in your hand, I think it's become a more decent spell meta for him... .
If you use it, the combination with banishers and macros is the minimum.
Conversely speaking, if you combine them, you can manage to get some effect.

A monster with an extremely simple name and appearance that makes you think it's a Rush Duel monster for a moment.
When it comes to making the opponent use cards, it loses to Pancra, who can use the effect of Friche, but under almost the same conditions, depending on the situation, even if there are more monsters you control, you can SS with a monster that can self-SS. I think it's amazing.
The removal is a bounce that does not target the opponent's monster, and you can also target yourself, so you can kill Mascarena Astrum with 0 consumption by yourself, and you can trade with Dragoon that does not raise the RBI without creating a chain block, which is an anti-EX. It's a very high quality effect for a monster weapon.
In addition, there is no limit to the number of Special Summons that can be used in his own way, and after the bounce, he can SS again and hit the monster. It's a powerful floating card.
If you use the effect, the card with the same name will not be able to attack directly, but if you don't rush to get LP, it doesn't seem like a disadvantage to worry about.

As for the effect, it goes without saying that this card is excellent as long as it is used in his Deck that can be Link Summoned, and it is also a new Link Monster that can be Link Summoned even with two Sheep Tokens.
Personally, more than anything about the effect, among the monsters with so-called dual names that are no longer uncommon in Yu-Gi-Oh, the cool card name that makes you want to say it out loud is one of my favorite cards. is.

It is a new summon trigger type trap card, and it can be said that it is one of the general-purpose trap frames this time.
Is the effect like a trap hole without a trap hole name? It is in specification.
It can be applied without targeting, the monster affected by the effect cannot attack, the effect that creates or does not create a chain block cannot be used, and it cannot be used as a material for Special Summon. become unavailable for anything.
However, the effect only lasts until the end of the turn, it doesn't give you an advantage, and the activation timing is limited so you can't use it later. Impression.
Given that summoning trigger effects and some trigger immediate effects can be negated by chain activation, I thought that the usability would be an average score, so I gave this score.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG, there are several permanent cards with the naming convention "Summoning Restriction - XX", but this is a card that deviates from those naming conventions but has the highest summoning restriction of any of them.
The effect is that each other can only do NS and SS a total of 2 times per turn, and even his Floowandereeze, which is strong against SS, cannot super-deploy in front of this card.
The summoning act before the activation of this card is also counted, and it is particularly excellent that it becomes one count from NS, and it is necessary to involve the development of monster effects to bring out large monsters like fishing tuners. Just by activating this card, it will be all you can do just by arranging the materials on the field in one turn.
Unlike Vanity's Emptiness, you can SS a little bit, and his Deck is good at his Special Summon on the opponent's turn. Good place.
Deployed Deck If the opponent goes down first, it works quite well, but there is also the drawback that it doesn't work at all, so if possible, Lavago, Thunderbolt, Barrier Wave, 《Evenly Matched》, etc. are already deployed against the opponent. Even in such a case, it is desirable to use a card that can be used in combination with a card that can be cleared and handmade.
There are no activation conditions including cost or self-destruction conditions like Deck Lockdown and Sanguine Swamp included in the same regular pack as this card. However, although it is a sufficiently combat-level card, it is a card that has a reputation for not being reprinted at all, and as of 2022, there is still no new text with numbers assigned to its effects.
Postscript: Re-recording with new text has finally been decided at Rare Collection in 2023!
Since it's a rare collection, the rarity is greatly increased, and the high performance of this card has been recognized, so I'm happy about this.

When this card came out, it was the only card that could raise the RBI of all monsters with only your own monster, regardless of the type of monster.
In that sense, it's a valuable card, but I feel like it wasn't used much because the increase value is too low and it doesn't work at all on the return turn.
Now, even the pain seems to be a card that is unsatisfactory.

In the first place, he is a loose material link that was finally brought to Rock where there were few Link Monsters.
However, it has a low hit point and does not have an effect related to Rock, and its effect is a powerful effect that penetrates most resistances when viewed as a removal that replaces control, but it has a very strong habit and is dependent on the opponent. So, I think that it is difficult to use it consciously unless it is a deck that has a certain amount of expansion power.
If you use Torch Golem, even if you just do a Special Summon once, you can go as far as preparing an opponent's monster linked to this card and this card via Link Respider, so it's a good matchup.
With his Deck, which allows him to prepare monsters on the opponent's field to link to, and deploy them in a variety of ways, you can even afford to choose Acid Golems as your sending monsters.
However, it feels like it's hard to get combat resistance with this RBI for general-purpose use, and it feels like it's not going to be a one-shot art.
However, as long as "the material that can be put into the extra is Creature Swap, which is free", it is certain that it will be destroyed at any time as a mediator like "Reprodocus", and it is already a monster that is showing glimpses of it.