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Deterioration Cyclone that can only be destroyed on the table and has an LP cost.
In the past, cycles were unlimited, but now there are many mutual compatibility that are unlimited and can also be used in sets.
There is also a way to dare to take advantage of the LP cost, and this was once used in the world tournament, but it also pays more LP and greatly exceeds the removal performance. It's hard to differentiate with a difference of 500 LP cost.
I think it's safe to say that this card has almost lost its significance.

Trap version of Twister and a card that seems to be difficult to wipe out, but its big advantage is that it can be played from your hand if the conditions are met.
Even his Quick-Play Spell like Psych can't imitate magic/trap removal that can interfere with the opponent's advance.
This condition can be met when the conditions for P summoning are met, so it will be an effective card for decks that use a lot of P zones and permanent cards.
However, depending on the opponent, there is a possibility that it is almost useless, and if it is not the first one, it is almost below the psychic type. There is instability.
There are also rabbits that can handle a wider range. Of course, it is quite conceivable to hire both and increase the premium.
It can't be said that it has high performance, but it's an era where speed is required, so the existence of this guy who can take countermeasures from the beginning is valuable, and depending on the environment, there is no choice but to rely on it.

Since it is a hand trigger, he is easy to deal with Nimble and has a status that is easy to reuse.
However, the big drawback is that he allows one search that he wants to be meta, and even one search is enough, so he has little effect on Deck.
However, in today's world where searches are frequently used, it is an environment where even this uneasy effect cannot be relied on, so it is powerful.
There are others who can interfere with the overall movement of the deck, but they are currently standard, so we can consider adopting them as well.
In particular, Trista's handicap combo with Lincane (especially in the unlimited era) was intense.

In this day and age where it's basic to turn around using search, there are a lot of decks with this effect and it's a powerful meta.
However, there is a slowness due to Continuous Trap, and this point is a bit painful now that it has become so fast that it can not be done without meta from the very beginning.
Since it limits each other, the decks that can be used tend to be somewhat selective, and in today's era of abundant removal, it is often broken before work can be done.
The work as a search meta tends to be taken away by hand triggers and draws, and you can work as a monster without worrying about being defeated from the beginning. I feel a little uneasy about this card, which is greatly inferior in speed.

It has a high RBI, an easy-to-handle marker, and various effects, and the materials are loosely tied, but I'm not sure if I can say that I'm poor in dexterity.
None of the effects are effects that can be directly added, and it is extremely difficult to obtain all effects.
Dragon is the major one, but his Borreload exists in the same link, RBI/Marker, and it has the power to deal with most monsters because it can exert its effect regardless of the material. Well, regardless of race, he has many rivals even if he's Borrel.
To be honest, I can't get rid of the subtle feeling by itself, but the material is loose and has its own advantages such as burn and recovery. Depending on the deck and future card pool, I think we may be able to take precedence over other rivals. In the present circumstances

Compared to reincarnation, this card has a residual effect, so there are situations where it is possible to do things that reincarnation cannot do, but it is a card that is difficult to use due to the timing of its activation to the point that it cancels out its strengths.
Even in a deck that seems to make use of this card's strong points, it doesn't synergize slightly, so I hesitate to use it in the end.

The enhancement range is rare, but that doesn't mean it's useful.
The strengthening value is low, and all three races have their own fields and their strategies are different, so it is difficult to combine them. Put aside the Gogogo or whether there is a space that can be adopted.

The enhancement value and enhancement range are narrow, and grass does not grow. If you're a warrior, the wilderness would be more suitable.
Since both races have cards that are more useful, it would be impossible to adopt them without creating an atmosphere or a story.

It strengthens the race that seems to live in the forest like a forest, and the strengthening range is wide with 4.
However, the problem is that the increase value is low, and each race has more useful global enhancements.
There is something like 《Performapal Dramatic Theater》even if it is a compound race.
You won't be able to adopt it if you don't have an atmosphere or a story.

Since there are many mountains, it would be nice to have a card with the same name as the sea, but there is no card that needs a mountain, so it can't be helped.
Although it is a whole strengthening field, the rising value is too low.
There are dragons and dragons among the races to be strengthened, as well as dragons and race-composite deck drags that deal with birds and beasts. Before that, 《Dragon Ravine》...
Even with other races, single-strength 《United We Stand》will still feel stronger.
It's a level that can't be adopted unless it's atmosphere creation and story.

Compared to similar mountains and wastelands, the number of cards based on the existence of this card sets it apart from the rest... The problem is the number of existences that can be treated as "sea".
Among them, Atlantis has a dedicated searcher and is close to upward compatibility.
It can strengthen marine products other than water, and the weakening effect is a selling point, but it is not an element that overturns the priority.
If it is not done well, it may be said that it is an existence that has no position more than the initial fields mentioned above.

Tribute yo Dedicate yo (advance mistake) A card that gives a strong resistance to the card that Tribute Summoned.
At level 10 and above, there is no restriction on deployment from EX, and even Special Summon can be used within the range, and since there is a divine bond with a merit effect, it is a divine bond from level 5 to 9.
However, the compatibility with his Monarch drawn in the illustration is subtle. It's true that it's attractive to be able to search with the King of Monarch support, making it less likely to interfere with the activation of the effect, but it's vanilla after the effect activates, so it's not a card you want to maintain.
It's not a card that is as easy to use as Godstrap because it can't be accepted unless it's a Tribute Summon.
However, there are cards that are compatible with it, and you can strengthen locks such as majesty and emptiness, and brain muscle like a great monster.
The weaknesses of this card itself are similar to those of Godstrap, such as being directly targeted, but you can use it differently due to the difference in the support you receive.
I think this card is also an excellent advanced support card.

A large companion who is worried about resistance, and it's increasing its power rather than binding it.
It's a field that's easy to add to your hand, and it comes with strong resistance to cards of level 10 or higher. Recently, there are more and more cards that can't be blocked by this class's resistance, but even so, I'm very thankful that I can act like a trump card because I can't deal with the large monsters I've struggled to summon by saying goodbye to Abyss, Braho, or Veiler. However, I want to be careful not to extend to each other.
The burn effect has a high numerical value, so it can't be underestimated, and most people in this level range have high combat power, so it's easy to activate.
God Search is also valuable, it can be used for recovery and is a card that is easy to target for removal, so if you have God, there are many opportunities to activate it. You wouldn't be too cautious because of the low adoption rate of gods. Speaking of general-purpose objects, are spheres easy to handle?
Monsters have resistance, but this card itself has no resistance, so it's a drawback that it's easy to remove. Well, you can make a profit just by consuming the removal, which was originally supposed to be used for a large size, but if you want to maintain it, you should use it together with a suppression effect.
I think it's a great card for fans.

The cost is too heavy and the risk is too high.
You can procure the cost stably, and like Noid, he mainly moves with GY.

Blessed race and attributes, randomness is strong, but he can search for GY fertilizer and real demons and traps.
He has a lot of 5 cards and has a high ability to dig through the deck, so whether it's a search or a GY fertilizer, the quality is high.
Unfortunately, it does not support Special Summon. Even if it is revived, it is easy to use as a material.
Also, as a result of speeding up, summoning and activating at the end will also activate the card added to the hand on the next turn, and it will be too late to see the future and be able to counter it.
At least I feel that Deck, who is spinning at high speed, is becoming tough to hire as a GY manure worker.
I think there is still room for adoption in decks that are slow and have plenty of defense.