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Ritual Monsters related to Gishki, or monsters that can search for Ritual Spells.
Because it's a fairly old card, there is no turn 1 restriction for specifying card names, which is now becoming common sense. Therefore, if there is means for repeating the search, the search can be performed multiple times.
In Master Duel, PHHY pairs such as 《Evigishki Neremanas》have not yet been implemented, so there are many cases where the power is not enough. If you revive it with 《Spright Elf》etc., you can use it twice along with the first summon, so depending on your hand, you will be able to make a powerful move.

One piece that has been designated as a restriction in Master Duel from 2023/01/10.
Cards that received restricted designation at the same time include "Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom", and both have the same rarity as SR and are banned in overseas TCGs.
As the enclosed pack, Adamancipator is included in the pack that was released, so the search for a maximum of 3 cards for the 2nd effect of this card was probably within the official range.
As for Special Summon, which comes out of GY, there is no limit to the number of times as long as you can prepare the cost. Thanks to 《Gallant Granite》, it's surprisingly easy to bring it into your hand.
Then, it's not like there's no point in restricting it, it's just that the rate of simple withdrawals will go down, and Mikage will often be hindered and inaccessible.
His modern Adamancipator is basically built with a lot of expectations for the movement of 《Block Dragon》, so the drop in the access rate alone should be a big blow.
At least I wouldn't have been able to stand up to it if this card had been banned against his decks that came later...maybe.

It happened at the end of the 11th grade. That's the act of giving a strong card to a strong theme at the time.
《Spright Sprind》, 《Tearlaments Rulkallos》, 《Bystial Baldrake》...
It steadily advances to the long-awaited prophetic day, and October, when the last pack of 2022 was released. The final push had been pushed.
The final nuclear warhead of the 11th term that carried out the madness of connecting the 2 TOPs of the environment. that is her.
Up until now, she hadn't gotten along very well with Tearlaments. It was the moment when the strongest deck "Kashtira Tearlaments" exploded.
At first glance, it's not as bold as the Ishizu gimmick, with 3 cards when it comes into play and 2 cards when it falls to GY, but if you look at it in total, it's 5 cards, and unlike over there, it's good or bad for your opponent's deck. do not touch
And somehow she also came with her Special Summon possible on her opponent's turn. In the 11th term, there are too many cards that move during the opponent's turn, and there are places where I've gotten used to it, but she can do Special Summon on her own, and if she comes out, she can enrich GY. In Tearlaments, it leads to fusion from the point where you drop it to her GY in the opponent's turn you often see.
In addition to being a little more expensive, she doesn't have the ability to directly fuse, but instead has the advantage of being able to use it at any time.
She can't fuse by herself, and when the action goes down, she goes to GY.
→《Tearlaments Kitkallos》

that's strange···? The effect should be negate...
A trap that pulls an iron beast monster from GY and exclusion to the field and link summons it.
Most of what comes out is "Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen", so the monster that was excluded by the iron beast effect is returned to her GY and the exclusion that does not target it flies.
Well, the part that negates the opening effect. This negates the effect on the field, so the GY effect can be activated without any problems.
If you drop 《Tri-Brigade Nervall》, you can search for an Iron Beast monster, if you drop 《Tri-Brigade Kitt》, you can drop an Iron Beast card into GY, if you use 《Tri-Brigade Ferrijit the Barren Blossom》, you can exchange cards, and if you drop 《Tri-Brigade Bearbrumm the Rampant Rampager》, you can pull out 《Tri-Brigade Roar》. It would be nice to
In the latter half of the 11th term, there were too many outrageous cards, and even with the power of the iron beast, I wasn't very energetic without help from the outside, but this card itself was pretty good throughout the 11th term because of the nature of the iron beast theme. It seems to be more of a card than it is.
Rarity in Master Duel is N. It's clearly stronger than the UR around there, but...

One of the cards commonly known as Ishizu Gimmick.
Personally, I have three bad points about them.
1: Forcibly revealing the non-public information of the opponent's girlfriend's Deck
2: It works too much as a GY meta
3: The point that advantage acquisition ability when oneself uses is too violent.
This card applies mainly to 1 and 3.
For the first one, he drops 5 cards each from his deck and his opponent's girlfriend's deck, so his deck is exposed even though the opponent doesn't do anything. This is terrible.
The second is not the story of this card, so I will omit it.
The third part overlaps with the second, but when you install this gimmick, you should basically have a lot of cards you want to drop in his GY. It's often the case that if you drop five cards at once, something will work. Five more cards when Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard falls. A total of 10 drops. With a 40-card Deck, it would be crazy if nothing happened.
And this is his GY manure, there is also a possibility that the opponent will drop the card that he wants to keep in his deck. It's no big deal when something like that happens.
This card is also a fairly popular card, and even when it appears in Master Duel, it is a semi-restricted implementation. Basically, he's working with Tearlaments to fuel his GY with explosive speed.
However, I personally think that it is the most decent category among the four cards related to Ishizu Gimmick because it does not have the ability to put pressure on the opponent other than the basic GY.
Of the four cards related to gimmicks, it's a decent one, and it's usually out in terms of card power.

As explained by the predecessors, this is a monster that can establish Link 3 with just this one.
There are various monsters that can increase the number of links without having accident cards in the main, but if you don't use the right to summon and risk-free, the Sky Striker Mecha - Hornet Drones limit may be the limit for Mr. KONAMI.
If one card becomes a Link 3, I think it would be difficult to return this card as it is now.

At first glance, it is a monster with a playful element and a romantic effect that pulls an equipment card from her deck and equips it.
However, the reality is ruthless, as far as I can see, he pulled the basic "Smoke Grenade of the Thief" and "Rod of Silence - Kay'est". .
If it's bad, you'll be handicapped by two cards, but you don't have to go that far, and when you're handicapped by one card, your hand will be a draw. They will respond flexibly.
The Pyroxene Duelist edition is the same as the Ishizu gimmick, but isn't there too many cards to torment the opponent rather than passing your own moves as a means to win? Is it my fault?

In the master duel, his GY unforgiveable man who was able to do unlimited while synchronous "Agido the Ancient Sentinel", "Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard", and "Keldo the Sacred Protector" were implemented with semi-restrictions.
By the way, why do you put your opponent's cards back into his deck? If it was a premise to use 《Exchange of the Spirit》, I think it would have been fine if he just dropped to GY...? Or maybe it would have been better to set the world and the underworld that fell into GY?
It's a questionable card design that he intended to match from the beginning because the trap he brings is not from this world. For the time being, if GY has this world, there is a power-up element that increases the number of cards that can be returned.
What kind of future awaits Master Duel, will he survive like this, will he be restricted like an OCG, or...?

One piece that has been designated as a restriction in Master Duel from 2023/01/10.
Cards that were restricted at the same time include "Block Dragon", and both have the same rarity as SR and are banned in overseas TCGs.
This is mainly Magician, and it seems that these 2 monsters copied "Lyrilusc - Independent Nightingale" and were able to take the first one kill with 4000*2.
Even if you don't get the first one kill, this Deck can copy 《Heavymetalfoes Electrumite》and use its 2nd effect to help build a strong board.
After that, although he doesn't have much of a connection with Magician, he can copy Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon to clear the opponent's ground and add an RBI to get a one-kill.
Of course, in the current Master Duel, 《Instant Fusion》is banned, so it can be said that it is impossible to get one kill first, so he may come back. It depends on how you look at the fact that you can use the effect of the restricted card Electrum twice, three times or more.

Since he himself is a tuner and there are many monsters that The Bystial is level 6 and can be summoned without using the summoning right, he is probably too cheap (probably) to use the summoning right to put him out, and with this Albert-kun in the field. A card that was supposed to call 《Bystial Dis Pater》from the same pack.
If that's the case, then what's the point of being unwilling to remain on the field from the second effect... I think it would have been very different if it was sent to GY or left the field.
In the 10th gen, there was an amazing final form called "Girsu, the Orcust Mekk-Knight", so why is this happening...

A card that has been banned in Master Duel since 2022/08/31. This is a rare example of unlimited in OCG and prohibited in Master Duel.
When it comes to monsters that can be used as the material for 《Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad》, he probably comes to mind.
His Virtual World, which was the top environmental player at the time, had banned 《True King of All Calamities》at the end of the day, and there was an idea of Rhongomiant as a monster to be placed at the end of Virtual World (although it was necessary to surpass it). . However, it is a trend that it is no longer possible because this is prohibited.
Of course, it is excellent as a base for Rhongomiant, but it also has a shrewd side that allows you to take care of some hand triggers with its 1 effect.

A member of the Fusion Three Musketeers who unilaterally locks opponents together with 《Masked HERO Dark Law》and 《El Shaddoll Winda》. This can make the opponent unsearchable.
It's stronger when used elsewhere than on a pure Thunder Dragon. Business trip performance is high enough to be said.
When I go on a business trip, I use the Thunder Dragon gimmick to remove 《Thunder Dragondark》and put 《Thunder Dragonhawk》in my hand.
As long as there are monsters that are otherwise excluded, 《Nemeses Corridor》is a one-shot.
Both Thunder Dragon and his Spright are Thunder, so if 《Spright Elf》is alive, depending on the balance, you can add target resistance to Super Thunder Dragon. If you exclude Thunder, you can survive even if you receive total destruction, so compatibility is good in that sense.

Along with Masked HERO Dark Law and Thunder Dragon Colossus, she is one of the Fusion Three Musketeers who unilaterally locks the opponent, and is (probably) the only female. She has a lock effect that limits her Special Summon count to 1. Compared to the other two cards, it has the disadvantage that it affects you as well.
In common with the other two cards, it is characterized by the ease with which business trips can be made. Branded, Tearlaments, and Dogmatika, which has little to do with fusion, are famous.
Due to his own destruction resistance and his slightly high ATK, it is difficult for low-level monsters to defeat him in one hit, and as a result, it is difficult to break through.
Recently, it has become more common to be able to defeat general-purpose business trips such as 《Dinowrestler Pankratops》and 《Kashtira Fenrir》, so there are more cases where it will be possible if these come, but if they don't come, the frustration is quite high.
On the other hand, he repeatedly summons things like Floowandereeze (?!) and is powerless against his opponent. there is a place

Dark Law: "Macro Cosmos" is breaking the rules!
With only Macro Cosmos against his opponent, he is the worst HERO capable of stopping the functioning of many of his decks that rely on GY.
Because of his wonderful Quick-Play Spell, Mask Change II, he can also do a crazy move of escaping and summoning him when a DARK monster's effect is about to take Infinite Impermanence.
In a one-shot Master Duel, big cards tend to shine, and when he tried to hit Infinite Impermanence on Tearlaments Kitkallos near Tearlaments, he was evaded by a certain Quick-Play Spell and transformed into him, dropping Ishizu from his hand. Everything from cost to effect can be a crazy move. If you do something like this, the other party will usually not be safe.

This is probably the most famous of the numerous barrier statue series, and the one that probably caused the most hate.
There is a rare case where it is banned first in Master Duel and later banned in OCG.
This card is an attribute that is slightly out of the popular attribute of WIND, but there are ways to bring it to the field such as Floowandereeze, 《Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty》, 《Raidraptor - Arsenal Falcon》, etc. If you get out, you can aim for an easy win. It was banned because it was too easy to aim.
There is talk of a rarity barrier on the street, but in fact, this card is the only new SR that has been banned since the start of the Master Duel service. Rarity and ban potential are two different things. Should be.