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Basically, a card that penetrates the opponent's hand trigger and forces you to do what you want to do.
Since it is not directly related to the rotation of the deck, it is natural that drawing multiple cards along with the hand trigger army may interfere with what you want to do.
However, even if you subtract that, it is still strong enough to be used even if you set it on the field. It's one too many.
It's a card that reminds you of the reality that you can't win if you just do what you want to do, and if you have a monster with the same name in GY, you can negate monster effects on the field, so it's too good to be effective against most theme deck opponents. increase.
It is a card that has reached the level where it will definitely be adopted along with Obliteration in his deployment deck.
For those unfamiliar, remember that you can't remove her Spell/Trap cards like you can with D/D Crow.

A wonderful trap card that can be used even in his metabi-type deck, which basically avoids the use of cards that have the potential to become an ad loss.
I want to win from the second attack, and I want to do something even if I'm suppressed. It also has an excellent set effect that can be used later, and can silence his meta-type Continuous Spell/Trap cards and enshrined God Trap for a moment.
Also, if the opponent inadvertently activates his spell card in a column with a set card, it may be negate by this card, so it is necessary to play with that in mind.
Above all, it's strong point is that it can't be cared for by 《Called by the Grave》or most other hand trigger monster effects. Since it's a trap card, it doesn't even step on 《Triple Tactics Talent》.
There are quite a few high-speed decks where he puts only one copy in his deck to eliminate it due to its high adoption rate.
However, it is weak against monsters with target resistance, monsters, and cards that force their Field Spells on you (torch golems and tray spinners), so be careful.

A card that silences suppression by monster effects.
This card makes me feel like I can't get rid of sentences and decrees.
Due to its demerit, it cannot be attacked and killed all at once, but since there is no activation cost, there is no risk when it is negate, so it is a good power that can be used easily.
With the appearance of this card and Itteki, it seems that the limits of Decks that lay down an absolute domination lineup with only monster effects on the field have become somewhat limited.

Accompanied by Metabi, who is a perfect match for the Phantom Sword.
The strength that the sword does not have is that it leaves resistance to monsters even if it is hit by all removal or his Spell / Trap removal.
The increase value is not as good as the sword, but this card is often better for barrier statues and pakikes who want the RBI up to be permanent and stay in place regardless of the increase value.
I feel that his deck, which looks like a metabi-like opponent who uses low-level attackers with 18 or more RBIs, is less valuable, so it's safe to use both swords and swords.

Increased value 800, destruction resistance that can be used as a substitute even if a monster is targeted.
For Metabimonsters with ATK 1200 or less, such as Pakike and Barrier Statue, this is the highest priority pump-up card that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Illusion Wings.
Unlike location scouting, there is no turn 1 for equipping, so if you have several of them face down, you can stick them and strengthen them.
The drawback is that there is nothing you can do if the card itself is targeted, and if the virtual enemy can deal with the increase value of the wing, the wing can be used. However, the ideal would be a sword and a wing.

By taking it out of Instant Fusion and standing it, this card can be used as a suppressing monster that can suppress hand triggers such as Urara and G that are discarded to GY during the turn.
If you can develop it to a point where you don't need the induced care, it's pretty strong that you can use it as a material for Link 1 before it self-destructs.
It is said that he was the culprit who sent 《Instant Fusion》to the limit again, and along with that, if he issued this card as a care that he didn't know whether it was necessary or not, it would create a dilemma that he wouldn't be able to use Simple Sausaku during the duel.
Sausaku, which can move on its own, is also quite difficult to get rid of, so this area is where the strength and skill of the player, such as his deck and the number of steps he has stepped on, are tested.
If it's not a name but an Effect Monster, it's a very loose designation that anything is OK, so it would be ant to adopt it as a set with super fusion in a deck that contains fusion material substitute monsters.
If you use it normally without relying on it easily, unlike other Sacrifices, as long as there is space in his Spell Trap zone, you can absorb as many bodies as you want with your own effect, so Sacrifice Fusion's GY effect and Illusionist's hand trigger effect It is the sacrifice that benefits the most from
However, be aware that you have lost the Sacrifice Shield ability that Sacrifice and Sausaku had.

In fact, it is a card that you don't want most witches of advanced level or above to come up with for the first time, and you don't want to turn over with a good reasoning.
This is because with low stats and demost, Special Summoning this card from your hand won't do anything to suppress it. In the first place, there is a section where the existence of Demost itself is about to erase the significance of its existence...
ATK is not much different from Schmitta, and I don't feel the value of Tribute Summon in case of emergency.
For the time being, from the two effects you have, if your first hand starts with two pieces of Schmitt (or a card that can search or recruit Schmitt) and Heine or Veil, recruit this card from Schmitt, and use this card's 1 effect to make your hand. By using Heine or Veil, there is the advantage of lining up two superlative witches with Schmitta's GY effect.
The effect of 1 is high risk when it is negate, but it should be noted that it is the only "side-by-side" monster in Witchcrafter.
However, if you draw this card, it won't help, so if you don't have a reason to be attracted to being able to revive something like Sausaku with your own 2 effect, the priority will still be low.

A shy and wonderful older sister who plays one wing of Veil & Heine, the offense and defense of the Witchcrafters.
The effect does not lead to both destruction resistance and target resistance, but Drancia has already proven the strength to use this effect on the opponent's turn, which can also be used to break through the meta.
In reality, she is Witchcrafter's only attacker, and if you don't use this card, it will be extremely difficult to reduce her LP to 0 with a beatdown, no matter how strong your defense is with Veil or 《Magician's Right Hand》. .
If you line up two cards with the same name, all of her Spellcasters on the field, including yourself, will be resistant to all targets unless you change the race. You could call it a monster.

A wonderful monster that has become a valuable asset for the EARTH Machine Corps.
Let the Ancient Machines, Karakuri and Machina, his Geargia and his EARTH Machine join together.
With this effect, it's particularly strong that it doesn't say that he can only Special Summon from EX on the turn he Special Summons or the turn that matches his level.
I won't go into decks, but I think it's a pretty versatile deployment effect.

A forever glowing golden Zombie monster of immense magical power and boundless wealth.
I'm a little concerned that both effects are weak against 《Called by the Grave》, but the effect of easily crushing Void and even imperial orders is wonderful, and it's too great that the removal is effective against effect destruction resistance. .
It can be said that his deck, which is good at blocking SS, is very weak because it can be removed without being affected by most permanent metas other than macros.
As long as you have some kind of Spell Trap in your hand or field, all effects will be resolved by yourself, so it is highly possible to travel alone, and it is a very ideal card that is also an asset for the Zombie race. .

This is the great draw source I've been waiting for and my favorite draw spell.
It is wonderful that the tempo is not disturbed because neither Special Summon nor battle can be blocked.
It's easier to like than greed because it doesn't accidentally blow the cards you want out of your main deck.
By excluding 6 → 6 → 3, it is wonderful to be able to draw solidly until the end with a deck that does not use any extra decks, but if you use this, other draws in the same turn (especially coexistence with greed in the same turn) ) is not possible.
Also, since it can only be used at the start of Main Phase 1, we cannot ignore the fact that it discards the ability to activate monster summons and Spell Speed 1 cards prior to the opponent's various quick effects.
From the point of using a lot of extra decks to draw 2, the options for deployment are reduced and the quality of the deck is lowered. It is often said that the quality is going down.
Well, there are a lot of things to worry about, but even if you take that into consideration, it's a strong card.

A control-stealing card that seems to have lost its uniqueness with the appearance of 《Crackdown》.
Compared to Mass Hypnosis, which also gains control of monsters with A counters, it's inferior in terms of the number of monsters it steals, but it's better because you can use it even if your field is empty.
Also, unlike 《Crackdown》, it can attack and activate effects, and since it has a looser self-destruction condition than that one, it is easy to recover this card that remains on the field with Golgar, and it has good performance among Alien support.
However, if the emphasis is on the single card functioning on its own, Crackdown should still be used, even in an Alien Deck.

As a card with the effect of placing an A counter, it is stable, and it is easy to choose as a bounce card for Golgar.
However, Alien, who is not good at target resistance, can't seem to take a target even if he puts a counter.
Also, there's a theory that it's inferior to erosion cells in that it doesn't do anything immediately after being activated...

It requires a combo with several cards, and it doesn't last as long as Brainwashing Beam, but it has a powerful effect that you don't often see when you take control of multiple cards.
It requires a lot of cards before it can be activated, so it's easy to get in the way, but it's also a performance that makes you want to put this card as a trump card.
With the introduction of Sheridan and Link Summoning, the stolen monsters have become easier to use for various materials than before, so it's easier to use than before.
That being said, it's quite a bottleneck that it always self-destructs during the end phase of the turn it's activated, and because of that, it's harder to use as a hindrance during the opponent's turn than 《Brainwashing Beam》.

An eco-friendly card that allows you to juggle with used A counters by using this card.
In addition to scattering the A counters on this card when it is destroyed, there are cards that can directly use the counters on this card, such as Revenger, Golgar, and Ruins.
I'm not saying that it can't be used at all, but it's also true that Alien isn't his deck with enough room to put in such a card, and it's highly doubtful that the other party will accept such a long-winded discussion.