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As already said, the warrior version 《Fish Depth Charge》. Thirteen years ago, it would have had sufficient performance, but in Reiwa, this performance is unsatisfactory. A piece full of feelings.

Main phase version 《Urgent Tuning》. While that effect contributes to the impact power in the Battle Phase, this one has a more tricky ability that can be used to avoid removal or interfere during the Main Phase.
There is also a bonus of collecting and drawing S monsters, but returning monsters that have met the resurrection limit to the EX Deck is not something you can do without thinking, so you have to think about when to use it. In other words, it has good compatibility with monsters that can only be S summoned and monsters whose effects only activate when S summoned.
Due to the nature of Synchro Summoning, the opponent will find out when the materials are arranged, so the point that it can not be used for trick play is a big hindrance, although it is tricky. Another drawback is that it is easy to miss the timing when activating during the opponent's main phase.
In general, it is a card that requires careful examination whether or not to use one card in your hand.

By the way, Behemoth can use the salvage effect and his ATK is quite good when it returns (later).

Fan Deck A fusion dedicated to the coveted big guys. Most Fusion Monsters that use 3 or more materials have the ability to decide the game, so the additional resistance and penetration are reliable.
However, Fusion Monsters with a heavy material of 3 or more usually have a dedicated support fusion, otherwise it is a common method to use GY or Deck as a material, and the best way is to search for yourself. It is too heavy to turn a blind eye to the "high accident rate" that is the bottleneck of the project.
In the first place, the monsters called in this card originally have their own resistance, and the removal ability that can steal his LP without relying on penetration is selected.
However, if this card is used as a premise, Fusion Monsters, which are originally unsuitable for finishers, will be used at the top, so you can create a fun spectacle where you don't usually see big monsters that are unrivaled by resistance and penetration.
This is a feat that cannot be imitated by other cards, and we must not deny the entertainment value that allows us to return to the origin of enjoying a duel together with the gallery.

A phoenix that is more phoenix than a phoenix that repeats death and rebirth as the name suggests.
As soon as he escapes to GY, he cannot be removed in a sane way, and although the ways to stop regeneration are quite limited, this guy can easily be killed by Fusion Destiny (anaconda with skin). I can pop it out. It is Dragoon's 《Recurring Nightmare》, which forces the opponent to construct inconveniently.

Counter Trap in a very narrow range, when a Special Summoned monster activates its effect during that turn.
At first glance, it seems useless, but in reality, there are almost no deployment patterns that do not trigger the effect, and the deterrent to high-speed deployment is high. Triggered abilities are irresistible, so you'll never run out of targets.
Also, most of the removal is done before combat, so it's extremely effective against his deck that relies on the EX Deck for removal.
However, in the sense of glaring at high-speed development, there are many cards that are sharper, so the current situation is strong that it is exclusive to Enchantment. It's by no means a weak card, but given the division of roles, it seems likely that it won't take the initiative to adopt it.
It hurts that it's not Counter Trap though it's sober.

The great senior who served as the representative of the removal tag along with the earth crack, the earth crusher, the earth crusher.
A living textbook in Yu-Gi-Oh, often used to explain targetless.
It was originally highly rated as a no-cost removal, but its performance after teaming up with Gadget was spectacular.
It is not an exaggeration to say that this is a piece that put an end to the idea of big guns, as it was often used by Meta Beats who weren't actively looking for an advantage.
I don't know if this card exists or not, but since the appearance of Groundbreaker, the performance of ace monsters has steadily increased, and it is an advanced level monster that can finish a job before being removed by this card, including Damned. When the advanced level begins to appear, the shadow begins to appear in the activity.
After the introduction of Synchro, he was completely out of breath during the Goyouburu era, and when he entered the Black Rose Buppa Higher Class, his name fell to the point where he was not even a candidate for employment.
Since it is a destruction that does not target, it has barely remained in the environment, but it is finally stopped by the appearance of Link Monster, which is completely untargeted.
The score must be underestimated by the current standards, but it is surprising that it has kept up with inflation for more than a decade, armed with versatility due to its simple effect and text that worked favorably in the subject rules.

A Fuunji who appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh neighborhood, where suppression from high-speed mass deployment has become mainstream for a long time, and slowed down the environment.
I thought, but when I opened the lid, it turned out to be an ice age maker that just closed the lid from above. Unlike Urara, it has disliked elements in its appearance and subject matter, so it is probably destined to be hated forever.
He just went too far. I just overdid it a bit.

Attack reaction Trap's unique slowness and fragility are double-shackled by conditions involving random elements, making it extremely difficult to use.
If you have only one monster in your hand, you can solve the latter, but I have to say that it doesn't have enough influence to go out of your way to use it. Even at the time of its release, it was consumed by the darkness of chaos and its presence was almost nothing. (Most of the cards from this period are like that.)
However, it is a tragedy because it was born in the after-chaos era of destruction, and in the old era where Normal Summon was the main subject, there was a risk and a reward worthy of preparation, and it was definitely not a good thing for Kuzucade. I wonder.
It is a victim of an era buried by the distorted game balance of the Dark Ages.

A hopeful hope that has suddenly appeared in the metal bi world, which is in a state of demolition.
In the age of monster effect supremacy, this effect is a hit, and it's not uncommon for Decks to be stuck on the return turn just by placing this in the lead.
Until now, his ATK for this type of action-restricting monster was at most a semi-attacker line, but he has an exceptional ATK of 2000. Even 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》& Death Cali duo in the heyday of Metabi is 1900. Being able to restrict the opponent's actions while maintaining an offensive stance is really strong.
Summoning is temporarily restricted, but the idea of metabi is that it doesn't place much emphasis on mass deployment, and if the suppression and deployment are completed, there is no need to summon. There are no restrictions on the set, so in the worst case, you can just lay it down.
Weaknesses are the susceptibility to spoilage in the second attack of fate of meta cards and the weakness of pushing after the middle stage. I said that I should just set it in the worst case, but in the end it was hard to say that it was a move that would lead to victory. This is further aided by the fact that most of his decks contain his Link Monsters, so his deterrence alone is erratic and loose.
It is also necessary to keep in mind that it does not mesh well with other meta monsters. Types that involve activation almost cease to function. This is the only main monster frame, a lonely hero suitable for a reasonable construction.
That said, cards with good compatibility such as Feather Broom and Sambol are released, and because of the instability, Mark is not that hard, and it still has the ability to be active.

In the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, a great senior who served as a vanguard in the era when it was said, "If you buy 3 boxes of Struk, you can enter the tournament."
He is an advanced monster with 2400 RBI in his blessed race attributes, and he immediately compensates for Tribute Summon's add loss, and in some cases, he burns up to LP.
Nowadays, all of these effects are a little lacking in exchange for summoning rights, but at the time, even Zaborg the Thunder Monarch was treated as a symbol of inflation, so the impact was that something like this appeared. unfathomable.
Not only was he strong, but at a relatively low price of 1,000 yen, the elementary and junior high school students welcomed his existence with all their hands because he could get it in a state where he was called a deck. This card probably inspired more than a few duelists to start playing Yu-Gi-Oh in earnest.
In terms of card power, there is no doubt that it was second to none in terms of card power, but since it is much easier and more reliable to obtain, I think it was hard to compare against duelists at the time.
By the way, the first Monarch of Seppuku is actually this guy because it was normal to use himself as a target for the remaining opponents with LP 1000 or less.
Currently, since he can efficiently summon the highest level Monarch in the King of Monarch Deck, the opportunity to see him in actual battle has decreased significantly because the higher level Monarch itself is rarely adopted. It's not inferior in performance even in the modern age of inflation, but it's an anomalous example that disappeared because his deck, which can be used effectively, was not adopted.

An effect that doubles the hand advantage you get in one turn by salvaging traps every turn. From the point of view of card advantage, it is extremely good, but in actual battles, it is unlikely that there will be a place where it can play an active role due to the many headwinds.
This itself is a Trap, and the salvage card is also a Trap, so it takes a net 2 turns to be able to use the Trap you picked up. , etc. very slow to start working. It's more leisurely than "Mask of Darkness".
Also, Trap itself has few cards that can be his GY ad, and it is a headwind that there are almost no cards that can be said to have fulfilled their role when sent to GY.
Once it starts spinning, it will give you an overwhelming advantage, but it is not easy to make Continuous Trap last longer, and you will need mental strength and construction power that will not cry even if it is removed before taking the ad. At the same time, the natural enemy, End Psych, is also hiding the sound, so if it can be activated once, it can be considered that the job has been completed, which is a tailwind.
Marincess, Phantasm, and Paleozoic, which are long-term decks that mainly use traps, can make use of their performance, so you can consider using them.

One of the salty cards for adjusting the progress of the duel that you often see in the anime ZEXAL. Of course, in our dimension, it is less than 《Gokibore》, but this is because ZEXAL is Numbers supremacist, and this card that can destroy Numbers is a very useful card in that dimension.
Of course, in our dimension, it's an existence below Morinphen.

I'm really interested in what Konami, who was the party involved in the banning of "Dandylion", was thinking when he printed this.

A bitter counter to back peeling. Since it activates even when excluded, the range of care is very wide.
He is highly rated by both serious and fun players for his high ability to check removal, his control power that can bring the development at once if decided, and his romantic power that can pull out monsters with strict conditions that normally cannot be put into play.
However, whether or not you put it in your deck is another story. In many cases, it was only used in limited decks such as Actor.
The essence of this card is that it is a mine that can be hidden in any deck. As the performance of removal in the environment increases, the presence increases, so it is possible to give strong pressure to wipe out the back and attack with a full attack, or reset the field to instantly recover. Both are common winning patterns, and I think that if the opponent is wary and loosens up. This card's raison d'être is the creation of possibilities.
The secret of Iai is inside the scabbard, and the mystery of playing is inside the bush. oh scary scary