Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 406 to 420 of 452

The ultimate removal that slips through the double and triple resistance called release as the cost of Special Summon depending on the condition.
At that time, there weren't many monsters that I wanted to use to remove it, and it was mainly used in Rock Burn, which focused on the burn effect. The person who made the archetype known as Rockburn, which was lacking in decisive factors at the time, known to the world.
After that, with the appearance of 《Remove Brainwashing》and 《Grinder Golem》, Golem Decks with tricky moves were created and their ability to hit with removal was bought. It was only evaluated as a middle axis.
Currently, ignoring resistance as you know, he is evaluated as a removal card that hits GY. The effect of hitting the spot differs depending on the era, and it can be seen that the adjustment was exquisite even though it was a relatively early card that played an important part of his deck.

A generic resurrection that has no deep connection with Mayakashi, who everyone tsukkomi, and Shiranui.
It has a very narrow target range of Special Summon monsters that meet the resurrection limit.
Regardless of the dawn of Synchronization, now that Reiwa is here, this restriction is heavy, and in most cases Back to the Front will suffice, so strict scrutiny is required before hiring.
It's differentiated in that it can steal the opponent's cards, but in order to steal it, you have to Special Summon it once and then remove it. If there is a way to knock it down, it usually serves as a finisher, so there is often no particular need to take it after defeating it. There is also a use for using the stolen monsters as materials for development, but the question remains as to whether the results will be worth the effort.
Since he doesn't use EX Decks, there aren't many decks, so it's a tailwind that he doesn't have any trouble finding targets to steal.

An irregular search to find friends of friends.
Instead of being irregular, the range is vast and you can search for all kinds of monsters. Starting card, relay card, and search card are involved, and if any one type dies, the function will be lost, so it is forbidden to insert without thinking. Due to its nature, it is not suitable for searching for "a specific card", and its true value can be demonstrated only by constructing a mesh-like search network that allows access to various cards from various cards.
However, it is extremely difficult to expand options while maintaining Deck's functionality, and the knowledge and construction skills required to operate it are not half-baked. A card like a letter of challenge sent by Konami to his deck builder, telling him to master it.

A dependable old man who counters Special Summons by activating monster effects and rules, and counters everything that Effect Monsters do. Compared to 《Solemn Judgment》, you can see the transition of what the times demand.
On the other hand, there are loopholes that are hard to come up with right away from the text that says that the old-fashioned simple strategy of attacking with effects that do not activate from Special Summons by Spells and Traps is useless. The entire 〇Notice series is like that.
It's a small detail, but there are situations where it's better to counter the trigger effect when the Special Summon succeeds than negate the Special Summon, so think carefully before using it.

In the past, it was treated as a semi-essential all-purpose counter, but the fact that it does not support the activation of monster effects has become a fatal weakness as the times have changed. It's a big let down to say the least.
On the other hand, the LP cost, which was said to be heavy at the time, became a number that could be easily erased in one chance even with a MAX of 4000, so the cost was relatively light. It became an advantage not to fall into a state of saying.
A miraculous balance in which strengths that have been lost over time and weaknesses that have been compensated are perfectly balanced and continue to leave a strong presence. In other words, God.

A truly promising hope that complements the weak horizontal connections between categories.
The cost can be raised from both hand fields, there are plenty of search targets, and Normal Summon is also possible, so it doesn't get spoiled by rare things.
It's not directly related to the Hope Category, but most of the deployments are directly connected to Rank 4, so I don't really care.
Since the Special Summon condition is not limited to your own field, it is easy to forget that it can be used as an initial move if it is a counterattack against the deployment of X monsters.

A virtually OCG original card that completely ommits the original elements other than illustrations.
Well, the original effect has an obscure effect that tends to occur in the early stages.
Although it is made to take advantage of Monster Reborn's reflection, such as being fatally vulnerable to face-down removal and not being able to steal the opponent's cards, due to the lack of text that is common in early cards, it is possible to remove reanimated monsters by means other than destruction. The bug-like behavior of "remaining in the place where it was done" was abused and ended up being banned and restricted.
At that time, "Penguin Soldier" and Hurricane had already existed, along with the premature burial, and the deficiencies that could be easily understood, it can be said that Konami's recognition of the existence of Yu-Gi-Oh as a game at the time was naive.

Spell Trap A card that should be called the originator of removal. There are older cards in the sense of being the original, but Harpie's Feather Broom wasn't easy to get, and the risk of tying your own card in the Great Storm wasn't small at the time, so it was the first concept of pinpoint removal. You can say I don't know about removing spells or removing traps.
After the appearance of this card, his Continuous Spell Trap was crushed like a counter, and the battle landscape and his Deck construction theory changed greatly.
On the other hand, it is also true that there were many cards that escaped the ban because they were "cracked by a cyclone". Mirafo and Libidet would have been banned longer without the cyclones (and storms).
In addition, this card itself was often used face down, so it is a great achievement that brought depth to Yu-Gi-Oh by reading each other about face-down cards such as End Psych.
However, perhaps it went a little too far, or the existence of Cyclone, which destroyed the concept in the era of designer decks that followed, was inconvenient, and it was listed as a limited card for a while.
This is a measure despite the fact that this card alone cannot be called a power card. I have the impression that they were jointly and severally held responsible for the storm's violence.
After that, there were many twists and turns, and many backward compatibility and mutual compatibility were created, and they continued to be involved in many metagames and continued to function as mediators of the times.
Currently, it can be said that it is in a semi-retired state, giving up its position to a backward, mutual interchange with more sharp performance.
Nowadays, dealing with spell traps in the main deck is so easy that you don't even need the help of an expert. Since Kozusai Tsuitsui, which has a greater impact on the board, is given priority, there are few opportunities to see it in actual battle.

Due to its nature, it is rarely used in a normal the Timelord Deck, and is used as the first move in a one-kill deck that takes advantage of the fact that it can be pulled from a shrine maiden.
In particular, the impact of Gustav Wan Kill is enormous, and it has a track record of breaking into the meta from the handling of a landmine deck.

A piece filled with all of Good Stuff's philosophy that can be used in any situation.
It may be surprising, but many of the later resurrection cards cannot target the opponent's cards, so while it is the origin of resurrection cards, it is a versatile card that also has the heretical effect of "stealing the opponent's cards". This point has been highlighted several times in the original work, and each time it has greatly influenced the ending of the duel.
In the past, when there were extra slots, it was the first to be mentioned (or rather, there was even a construction to open slots for this), but now it's almost impossible to have extra slots, so the frequency of inevitably being adopted has decreased. rice field.
In the modern era where the old archetypes of Standard, Good Stuff, and Meta Beat have died out, he has fallen to the point that his deck uses GY as part of the means to do so. can see shadows.
Of course, in Yu-Gi-Oh, except for very special situations, there is no doubt that it will play more than one card, so the potential itself has not declined at all.
There is simply no frame.

Normal Summon is a card that breaks the rule of once per turn.
A card that made a name for itself when it was used in his Gadget as a substitute for 《Ultimate Offering》.
After getting the best partner called 《Emergency Teleport》, his success was remarkable, and it was incorporated into the core Gadget's main engine, creating a whirlwind of black roses.
In the past, it was very difficult to achieve the condition of chain 3 or higher, and even if you could activate it, you couldn't secure the monsters that Normal Summon, which is essential, in your hand. However, in the Reiwa card pool, there are many categories that have a strong search connection, and it is possible to consider adopting it in various decks as a means of deployment that does not get caught in the Special Summon meta, or to activate effects that do not correspond to Special Summon. got the degree
There is no doubt that it still has top-class explosive power in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Cards that break the rules are strong.

A problem child whose evaluation did not progress well behind the flashy performances of "Cyber Jar" and "Fiber Jar".
Untargeted Overall Deck Bounce and removal at its best.
It is very peculiar like an early card, and the result is that it is not easy to use for a so-called fair deck.
So far, it has not shown much success other than the fan Deck-oriented one-kill combo parts, but it always has the potential to change due to its unique uniqueness. Although there are sections that are careful not to change the formula.
You may be the one who makes this piece bloom in the environment.

Due to the reverse effect, it is difficult to activate immediately after turning face down. It cannot be activated until you wait one turn after turning face down. Although it has a very slow effect of salvaging trap cards, the salvage itself is powerful, and the slow environment does not bother you. Demonstrate unrivaled strength below.
I couldn't keep up with the high-speed mass deployment in recent years, and my rating dropped considerably, but I feel that the slowness of trap cards has improved with the introduction of traps that can be activated directly from the hand.

Extensive search as if to say that there is no such thing as ad loss. It doesn't have the fragility when countered, which is common with cards of this type.
In particular, being able to search for his Rank-Up-Magic, which lacked stability and had a peaky impression, is a big deal, and a great item for fan deck builders.

From the moment he was born, he has the tragic fate of only serving as food for Dark Gaia.
A helpless god who lives at the bottom of the food chain while having the top tie in offense and defense.