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One of the most versatile trap cards.
It's binding ability is high, but too many competitors limit the rating of this card.
General-purpose Counter Trap such as 《Solemn Judgment》, 《Solemn Warning》, etc.
Free chain 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》or 《Crackdown》, destruction ring, 《Dogmatika Punishment》, etc.
There are also cards that can wipe out the opponent's development, such as Torrent Funeral.
Effect negate ・Effects that cannot attack also compete with permanent 《Fiendish Chain》, and that one is permanent and free chain.
The only advantage is that it can't be used as a material, but if that's the case, Gnomaterial is fine.
However, the effect itself is powerful, there is no cost and there is no turn 1, and you can steadily stop the opponent's development for one turn, so if you decide, it should be reasonably strong. "Whether or not you put it in" is the whole evaluation of this card.

Murakumo Daiza new bruises. I will evaluate it from that point of view.
After using Murakumo, Gratton, Strong Gold, Strong Greed, and 《Banquet of Millions》, you can deploy without releasing, and you can search for monsters by discarding the remaining interference cards in your hand.
An ATK such as Dyzer that doesn't have a fixed number? Although he can't search for monsters, Murakumo, Border, Barrier Statue, etc. are excellent because he can search for cards that may be in his deck to some extent.
The effect when it is removed is a bonus, but if a finishing factor such as Dyza is removed, the probability of returning it to the Deck and topping it increases. Especially if your deck number is low, the probability will be high.
However, since this card itself does not have interference or removal effects, it will not be used absolutely, and even if it is included, it will only be one or two depending on the need. Murakumo Daiza would go on a rampage if the card were too useful, so I think this level of power is fine.

The incarnation of destruction that suddenly descended into the Xyz dimension.
Melffy transforming into this card is a joke, but honestly, I think it's a pretty disgusting card for opponents regardless of what kind of X monster it comes from.
Even with a general Rank 4 Deck such as Hope, after blocking with Buguska or Frecia, you can get rid of all of the high-hitting Friche by hitting with an aggressive X monster, so both removal ability and fighting ability are considerably increased. I can say that I did.
In his Xyz-axis deck, he has a deck with extremely high solitaire abilities like Time Thief, and even if the development stops, he will be able to do the minimum work with this card, so I'm completely relieved. Can not.
Since it is a card that will be installed in almost all Xyz Decks, you will always be worried about the possibility of Azeus appearing in these Decks.

His spell card with Xyz's name that allows him to activate the Absorption effect on X materials, like Ark Knight, in Freechain.
Of course, the true value of this card is that it can be searched with 《Generation Force》.
The Hope Monster via Hope Double has doubled RBI, and even 5000 RBI can be absorbed into the X material, and can be used as a material for one-kill using Double or Nothing! or as a shield to prevent attacks.
Also, since 《Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder》can be played in all X Decks, after absorbing disturbing monsters with 3000 RBI or less, such as those with obstructive effects,
Can be completely removed with Azeus. Furthermore, if Azeus, who has 3 X materials, absorbs it, the number of X materials will be 4, and you will be able to activate the mass removal twice.
It has turn 1, and it's a target removal effect, so I can't be overconfident, but it's a very useful card added to the "Xyz" cards that had only 《Xyz Block》to interfere with.

A very versatile Special Summon monster with trump-class RBI.
Like Pankratops, it's easy to Special Summon when you're behind, and it also has a removal ability.
Since it's a bounce that doesn't target, it's effective against most opponents, so it's a very good counterattack. Beast themes such as Melffy, which has been gaining momentum recently, also allow you to bounce multiple cards.
And since Special Summon can be done any number of times in one turn, it is possible to Special Summon again after the bounce.
The role is very similar to Pankratops, but this one has an ace monster-class RBI, a removal ability that is an activation effect instead of a flitch, a removal range that covers only monsters, and can be reused. can be differentiated.
It doesn't have the general-purpose removal ability of Pankratops, but it's a valuable piece that can perform very dexterous moves, such as activating the removal effect and then Special Summoning it again to become a link material and play a role. It's worth giving it 10 points.

A suppression card that can be used in various of his decks. It has an effect similar to that of 《Light and Darkness Dragon》, and although its sealing effect is limited to monster effects, it has foul-level power, such as being able to shut out depending on the opponent's deck.
If you want a more stable RBI and recovery, Knightmare Gryphon will be the winner, but it can be easily broken through once it is Link Summoned, and it can be activated in any case because it can't prevent hand cards or GY effects. This card is more versatile because it can seal .
Since the link material specification is very loose, it comes out not only in the Link Summon Deck, which is good at deploying power, but also in his other Decks. The location of the link marker is also powerful with the lower three, and you can use "Codebreaker" to connect to further links.
However, even with a 3.4 body material, if the effect is activated twice, it is only 2400 to 1600 points, and it is not uncommon to exceed the number of points with a deck with a thin back, so there is Astram or Titanic next to it. You should leave it and remove it from the attack target. Titanic also has his Spell Lockdown, so if you can get it out, you can build a formation that is very difficult to break through.
By the way, it's absurdly cute even though it's easy to get distracted by the brutality of its monster effects. She has green hair, fur ears, and navels, and is multi-elemental.

A kind of good old meta-type monster. A permanent effect that immediately destroys low ATK monsters just by appearing on the field is just like a king.
With just this one card, you can overwhelm troublesome low-ATK monsters like Armageddon Knight and Orion and hinder the solitaire, but if you use a card that lowers ATK together, you can greatly expand the range of this card's coverage. .
Its combo with 《Burden of the Mighty》is famous, and it can sink most level 4 or lower monsters, so your opponent can hardly deploy it.
Of course, it's not an absolute effect, and this card itself doesn't have a particularly high ATK, so his decks that use this card are combo decks that are meant to be destroyed, and his meta beat decks. will be limited.

It is a monster with meta beat-type performance, and has high versatility.
It also has 1700 hit points, which is enough for the minimum combat personnel.
However, the current theme Deck often deploys monsters from Normal Summoned monsters,
Even if this card is standing still, it will delay the timing of the essential obstructive effect and allow the opponent to develop.
Furthermore, Metabeat has borders, 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, and Pakike.
If you're assuming you're going to be battling an environmental deck, you probably don't have a lot of room to force this card.

Virtually new to Murakumo Daiza. The effect of excluding 15 cards is a powerful one that the opponent cannot use the EX Deck.
However, for Daiza Murakumo, the EX Deck is also a resource, so this card, which eats up it at random, is not an easy card to use. And even without an EX Deck, his deck is normal, so it's hard to say that it's an absolute blockade. It's a Special Summon Seal and Normal Trap card, so it's not compatible with 《Vanity's Emptiness》.
And so on, there are many elements that are difficult to use, and it is not yet known if it will be adopted for the tournament-conscious Murakumo Daiza Deck. Adoption as a means of excluding the EX Deck that replaces Gratton may be an ant.
However, most solitaires can be stopped even if you leave 6 cards, which is a strong line, and remove 9 cards, so it has a meta effect. In any case, if you use it, you will need to pay attention to the balance with other cards.

《Macro Cosmos》! opponent dies
It's such a strong card. If the opponent is his deck that uses his GY, he will not be able to move the deck in the first place.
I myself am also affected by the effect, but if his deck does not use GY, or if it is a deck that benefits from removal, there is no reason not to use it as a main/side deck.
Furthermore, when used in conjunction with 《Vanity's Emptiness》, even the self-destruct effect of 《Vanity's Emptiness》can be bypassed, and unless 《Macro Cosmos》itself is destroyed, the opponent cannot even Special Summon monsters. Impermanence. At this point, the opponent has a high chance of surrendering.
From game 2 onwards, he will often bring out Spell/Trap removal from the side, so let's protect him with 《Dark Bribe》or 《Solemn Judgment》.
However, it's a card that can only be used maliciously, so it might be better to refrain from dueling for fun with friends.

It is a low-level monster with 《Macro Cosmos》inside, and compared to light banishers, it is strong in that it has a certain amount of RBI.
The mere presence of this card on the field will be strong enough to prevent most solitaire developments.
However, it is weak in battle and weak against removal, so it is basically used as a meta beat, and it is basic to protect it with an Equip Spell or a summoning reaction type Trap card.

A new take on Warrior Solitaire Deck. It is the highest performance card among the cards that lead to Isolde, and after his Special Summon of this card, if there is a warrior in your hand who can gain an advantage, you can use this card as a cost to Special Summon. It can be used as a material for link summoning, and it has flexible and durable movements.
Also, while Warriors that can Special Summon such as 《Goblindbergh》, 《Marauding Captain》, and 《Photon Thrasher》have limited timings for Special Summoning, this card gives you the flexibility to Special Summon just by having a warrior on the field. I have it, and it can be said that it is a card that does not have any weak points as a first move of deployment.

It is the easiest Infernoid to use in terms of card power, versatility, and control, and is a core monster for both 40-card Noid and 60-card Noid.
It's strong just by summoning 《Foolish Burial》and shooting at Special Summon, but it doesn't even have turn 1, and you can suppress it by dropping Nehemos and Lilith.
Infernoid is able to slay two of these cards along with Belphegor by using one of the best power cards, 《Void Feast》. After suppressing the action of , the usual special combo is to use the real Nehemos or Lilith to remove all enemies and attack Adramelek twice.
Since it is an Infernoid that can Normal Summon, it can be summoned without using exclusion, and even Necrovalley and 《Imperial Iron Wall》will not bother you.
Also, if Shadow Dystopia is out, it's a nightmare, you can activate the effect negate with the opponent's monster as a cost, and if this happens, you can't do anything anymore, and you won't be able to carelessly put monsters into play.
However, the stats of this card itself are nothing more than a pea, and if he gets carried away and puts it out in Attack Position, he will take unexpected damage,
If this card is removed before deployment, or the effect negate is activated with a decoy card, it is quite possible that you will be beaten by solitaire afterwards.
Therefore, it is also a card that requires careful consideration of the timing of firing the effect negate.
Against Infernoid, how you deal with this card is the key to victory.
Urara, you can use hand triggers like Infinite Impermanence , board-turning cards like Dark Ruler No More and Forbidden Droplet , or removal cards like Kaiju and Pankratops to the maximum, and you can get one or two. You can move freely for the first time by removing this card that always stays on the field.

"Forbidden" Quick-Play Spell cards currently running in the environment.
hand. Use the cards on the field as the cost, choose the opponent's monsters as many as the number of discarded cards, negate the effect, and halve the ATK.
And it has a terrible characteristic that chains are impossible.
The basic usage is to block the opponent's blockage type monster in the second attack and counterattack, but because it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can be used like a trap even in the first attack, and it can be said that it is very excellent in that it does not spoil.
In addition, cards like Shirayuki and “Infernoid” that can be Special Summoned even from GY, cards like “Shaddoll” that can activate effects with GY, or Spell/Trap cards that activate effects and do not want to remain on the field when processing effects. , If you send a card that doesn't lose even if you discard it to GY, you can activate it as if it were virtually no cost. It will be a very powerful card in these Decks.
Similar cards that cannot be chained include 《Herald of the Abyss》and 《Dark Ruler No More》.
Herald of the Abyss can actually remove a monster, but the opponent chooses the card to remove and the LP cost is required.
Dark Ruler No More is inferior in that it can negate the effects of all monsters, but the damage dealt becomes 0.
Even though it requires a cost, you can see how good this card is as it can be used effectively even if you go first, and you can pass through damage. However, the former two cards are more effective on some boards, so there is room for consideration as a card to put on the side.
And because it is a card that plays an active role in the environment, it is traded at a price of nearly 1000 yen per card. Until it is reprinted, it can be said that it is a card that consumes a lot of wallet points.

Basically, it is basically called out at the end of the deployment, and in the end, it is basic to put out powerful suppression monsters such as dragoons along with interference cards.
It is a harmful card that destroys the very concept of fusion, and can be played with just two monsters. This one makes it difficult for him to make new deck fusion cards, and he also breaks the deck's diversity.
It also has the effect of turning the opponent's monster into his DARK, and of course it is possible to fuse while removing it with super fusion.
The disadvantages of fusion are 2000 LP, Special Summon limit, and the damage caused by this card standing still, but if you put it out at the end of the first attack, the first two are almost meaningless. If I were to put out a card like this, I would have liked the Special Summon limit to be made more specific to fusion, for example. At this rate, it's going to be a broken effect that's not much different from the crowd of banned cards.