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Whether it's a summon or a special summon, it's a drawlock, and if it's just this, Yatagarasu and Time Seal are also pale, but it's not adjusted so lightly that it can easily rampage.
You can only Special Summon once per turn that activates the effect, and it is difficult to manage the opponent's existing resources in that situation, and you can't make the most of the draw lock.
In the first place, Drawlock itself is a follow-up after the opponent's resources are exhausted, so if you go that far, I feel like you can win without using it.
It's an effect that will only bring about tragedy if the binding is loose, so it's just right if it's difficult to use, so this might be the correct answer.

Her Field Spell, which already existed in the game Orika and has a high ability to hinder development, destroys monsters whose LP is below her.
Overall, it has been considerably revised negatively and has become significantly difficult to use.
It has a ridiculously troublesome condition that it can be activated when the spell trap with the activation condition is destroyed and you have no monsters. If the effect is not applied, the way to use the effect is quite painful.
Also, since the effect is only applied during the main phase, there is a hole that can be passed through during the battle phase.
In addition to the negative correction, it is no longer once per turn, and the suppressing ability itself has increased, but even if that is subtracted, it is a big minus overall.
It's too hard to use, and the effect can be left as it is once per turn, so I wanted the negative correction to be a little milder.

It existed in the game as of TF3, but is finally available on paper.
In the current situation of changing GY's race to whatever you like, it has a unique effect and has many combos that can only be done with this.
However, as already mentioned, compared to Anwa, who has similar characteristics, he lacks search means, and since he is a Continuous Trap, it lacks stability when viewed as a combo part.
Looking at it as a meta card, it looks like a standing position divided by 2 by adding Macro and Necrovalley, which feels like "It's possible to make a surprise attack in time even if it's put out later."
Conversely, it can be said that it is half-baked, but when GY-heavy race decks become popular, there may be room for adoption of his deck, which is too tight for Macro and Necrovalley.

A card like the ancestor of 《Shield Spear》, which has a low increase value and is not dexterous.

The main is a small center with no fighting power, and there are a lot of decks that can be deployed and connected to extras, so if you read the environment even now, it seems that the meta performance is high.
Like Kaiku, for a 2nd season card, it has performance that looks to the future.

The fish level 4 vanilla is the main appeal point, but because of the low RBI, it can't even be second.
The combination of Fish + EARTH is rare, so if that side is useful, the day may come when it shines.

It's a permanence that keeps the development in check, but it's too severe if the only response is to summon and allow two.

Aquamadol who feels like there is no hit in the remake.
Both effects require a battle, and since they are subtle things involving Normal Monsters and require even the cost of the hand, they are very underpowered as a card for the 11th term.

An effect reminiscent of the slash-type that was banned long ago in another card game where you search the opponent's deck and extract cards.
Even if it's okay to give up 100 steps to get yourself pulled out, there's a sentence that pushes the evaluation that "the opponent can discard one card from their hand and negate this effect" to the very bottom of the earth. is a big difficulty.
Only the originality of the effect is evaluated.

If there is a corresponding vanilla, you can search for the target monster with 1/2, but most of them are on the losing side. It is hard to say that it is easy to use if the construction is distorted because it has to be done.
It may be possible if it can be used as a fusion material or Pendulum Scale after searching, but I'm worried about the delay of Trap with a search card.

The neck is that although you can return 2 of your opponent's monsters to the Deck, they are destroyed in battle.
It is difficult to use Trap, which is a removal premise for combat, but it was difficult to use even at the time because it had the above-mentioned properties even though it was a two-card deck bounce.
He uses a lot of cards that are supposed to be destroyed in battle, such as Recruiter.

A card whose material designation is like Yugoslavia Shooting Star.
Although it is heavy, it is now able to deal with his spells and traps, which were not in the crystal, and it will not sink easily even when attacked by anything other than monster effects.
However, the effect that responds to monster effects is not "negate and destroy", but "you are unaffected by monster effects for that turn", so the opponent's actions are passed.
Compared to crystals, his ability to interfere with monster effects has decreased, but his spells and traps have negate effects, and his hardness has increased, so he has a good presence.

A card whose price is settling down from the beginning.
It has a loose and slightly peculiar Special Summon condition that you can Special Summon if there is a monster whose effect has been negate on either field.
The effect of 2, which allows you to get an ad depending on the opponent's actions, is powerful, so if possible, I would like to use it during the opponent's turn, but it is highly dependent on the opponent.
Harifiber, which is often used, is not negated and does not support it, just by not being able to activate the effect.
To use it voluntarily, you have to draw it as a set with 《Infinite Impermanence》or Veiler.
If you aim for his special summon on your turn, the special summon condition is not so difficult, but the effect of 2 is not very suitable for counterattacking, and there is a possibility that only 2500 points will be scored.
I wonder if it will be an operation to put it out while deploying and keep it as a figurine in preparation for the opponent's return.
It's a bit difficult to use in the current environment, but it seems to be popular if a deck with a card that negates the effect and special summons is built in the deployment route at the top of the environment.

Weak as an inefficient burn card with a delicate recovery method that crushes the draw if used purely.
If you establish a method to send it to GY every turn, you can use it as a means to prevent him from running out of deck in [TOD].

Depending on the deck, the cost is almost negligible, but negate against negate is a bad thing.
In addition to the instability that it doesn't work unless the opponent takes action, it can't do anything against monster effects, so it's hard to function as a return card.
It's a card that feels good when it's decided, but it's hard to use and seems to be more disgusting than bad.