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This is one of the burial paros, and the illustrations and effects are conscious of "Foolish Burial".
There is a lag between Trap and activation, and if there is a limit to the activation of the effect of the monster sent to GY, it is considerably deteriorated compared to the original.
For the time being, Normal Trap has a lot of search methods, and it can be used to avoid disadvantages by using the effect activation restriction and reaching the field as an advantage, and the permanent effect can be used.
There are many competing cards, and the decks that can be given priority due to the strength of the above-mentioned quirks will be quite limited.

Unlike Werewolf and 《Frostosaurus》, Vanilla superlative Blue-Eyed, which has more RBI than this card, has too much impact and is buried.
The details of the special move in the text will be revealed several decades later. Blue-Eyed can also be used.
Since it's vanilla, there aren't many supported supporters, but honestly, it's not easy to use because it has minor attributes and races.
Later, as mentioned above, it was remade as a phantom dragon with a dedicated support, but the usefulness of this card itself has not increased dramatically, and it still feels like it has never seen the light of day.

A card with top-class RBI among the advanced vanillas that appeared with Werewolf. Support is very abundant.
However, the current situation is that this card's unique selling point is weak, so it is difficult to prioritize it.
However, since it has a blessed element, I think there is a good chance that it will see the light of day depending on the future support.

It's been said a lot, but this card's banning period and his Trap activation timing don't mesh too well. Well, the number of traps that are directly activated from the hand has increased recently, but the number itself is small. The Trap meta also has many other useful things compared to its companion Silence.
Even though it's already a difficult activation condition due to its low stats, the effective opponent is very limited, so I think it's useful.

There are many decks that can be turned by spells, so the impact is great, but it is tough to ask for battle destruction with this hit point.
It means that it cannot be activated in the first place, and it depends somewhat on the opponent's field. The threat from monster effects is more than that, so I want other counters.
Fortunately, it is blessed with attributes and races, and it is a relief that it supports honesty. It's a card that needs to be set up, but I think it's a worthwhile effect.

A card with peeping + handicap like Minecraft in exchange for limited cost and removal range.
If you get it right, you can get a high ad, but it tends to limit the situations and opponents that are effective, and it's hard to get a return beyond the difficulty of using it.
I don't think it can be prioritized over other general-purpose removals after all, as it is highly dependent on combos.

Dark General. His name is cool though.
Even though he has a blessed attribute and race, he has the weight of not being able to special summon, the effect is resistant to subtle hits, and the slowness of searching will be delayed after the next turn.
In this case, even in the center of darkness, there will be things that have a strict priority.

Gives Lilo target resistance, and since it includes GY, it can also be used as a countermeasure against DD Crow, but since it's both, it will be affected in your own army and mirror matches.
Especially in Lilo, it is a neck that infringes on the effect of Luminous, which is the key to development. Well, it's a card that's easy to search for, and depending on how you play it, it's easy to do anything about it.
In the past, it was considered to be used as a match for judgment, but now that there are more types of Lilo and removal types, I think the priority is stricter. Lilo itself is oriented towards short-term decisive battles, so there is little need to strengthen the holding position. It will be a deployment support, but there are many other people who want to use summoning rights.

I don't think it's fair for a passive recruit to be able to do an S summon. Moreover, it is also a neck that there is a step in the middle.
Looking at attributes and races, there are other cards with more useful effects, so I feel the priority is very strict.

Overall enhancement field, but the magnification is too low. XSaber itself doesn't have many problems in combat, and depending on the type, the combat itself isn't that important.
Priorities will be very strict.

Pyuman who is not No* senior. Both summoning conditions and effects require beast warriors, so it is mainly used as a beast warrior.
It's honestly subtle that it's all about fighting with just one card in your hand. Since the RBI doubling is not based on the original, it can be evaluated in terms of explosive power.
Since it will expose the low stats on the return turn, I want to use it as a material as soon as possible after the battle.
It's not bad at all, but I feel like it's a priority for the current situation.

It has a diagonal bottom marker that is easy to handle for very loose binding. If you look at it as a link 2, there are a lot of RBIs.
The effect is related to PSY, but the PSY frame itself has high business trip performance, and it is easy to handle the effect even if it is not centered on PSY.
PSY's effect can be activated even if your army has already been deployed, filling in the gaps of PSY, which was difficult to fire by itself. Also, as mentioned above, the PSY Frame is highly effective in both versatility and surprise attacks, and the mere existence of this card can also aim to make the opponent wary.
As for the search effect, the PSY frame is excluded at the end, so it doesn't bother the trigger and it feels slow to activate at the end. .
As a drawback, the effect itself is very good for PSY, but PSY is not good at developing on his own turn, and since there is no support in the link like the circuit, the main problem is that it is difficult to use.
As I said, PSY itself is a highly mobile deck, so I usually use it as a marker expansion agent and use the effect if I can aim.
It is mostly used in other decks of his. That's fine...

A sustained form of a deadly poison. Compared to the similar "Wave-Motion Cannon", you can also choose LP gain, and although the damage multiplier is low in the beginning, it increases with each turn, and the total damage is 8400 in 7 turns, which is faster than "Wave-Motion Cannon".
The current environment where removal is prevalent This type of maintenance card tends to be tough, but with the advent of delayed decks like Majongdong, maintenance has become realistic depending on the deck.
Also, in the beginning, the magnification is small and plain, so you may be underestimated and ignored. Well, it's normal to have the possibility of overreacting due to the influence of the Demon Cave, but you can also use it as a decoy.
It's more flexible than 《Wave-Motion Cannon》, and it's easy to do even the bare minimum, so I think it can be a new finisher in delayed decks.
Well, I don't want it to be popular.

It's a temporary period due to the elimination of Nocos, but it's an era where speed is increasing, so if you can settle it before it comes back, there's no problem.
However, in this day and age where even Sambol and Braho are no longer essential, I can't deny that Normal Spell's single-target removal is inadequate.
After that, the removal of the temporary period is truly... Even if you lose the position of hand and black core.
The usability itself is not bad, but I think the priority is quite strict.

After more than 10 years, the spirits of all attributes were finally gathered. I feel like I just showed up too late.
There are many deployment cards of the same level, and if the conditions are similar, there are Waikora that can maintain the ad, and there is a curtain riser that does not require a cost in terms of attributes and races. Since the unique effect is difficult to use, simple performance tends to be inferior.
Compared to the former, he takes up less deck space. Against the latter, he is not limited to once per duel, and since he goes to GY, he can be differentiated in that he can be a GY cost. I want to find and use the advantages unique to this card.
I wonder if the usability itself is bad. There weren't many level 4 darkness/devil decks, so I'm grateful for the fans.