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This is a Trap card that was introduced in the 2nd term and was designated as a limited card for a long time.
It says "Ceasefire", but although both parties reveal the set monsters, only the other party receives effect damage, and in most situations, the opponent is unilaterally given conditions that are convenient for the invoking player. It looks like
The effect damage given to the opponent increases in proportion to the number of Effect Monsters in the field, and it is particularly good that the Effect Monsters in your own field are included, and you can aim for more than 2000 damage without depending on the opponent. increase.
The activation does not have the name Turn 1, of course, it can be activated with a complete furiche, and it can be activated even if there is no monster set on the field, which is why it is easy to handle, and currently functions as a Reverse Effect Monster meta. has almost disappeared, but it can be said that its performance as a general-purpose burn card is still top-notch.

Even though it preceded the second season, which was far before Valhalla, due to the difference in the quality of the monsters he could Special Summon at the time, he continues to be called "Ande's version of Valhalla" infinitely even now. Continuous spells.
Undead has been around for quite some time, even in the 6th period when S Summoning was introduced, it has a very poor ability to remove cards on the field with effects at all levels, and it is a game of quantity that can hardly use other moves. It's a muscle-brained race, and the Special Summon from GY was substantial, so the only thing worth Special Summoning with this effect is Despair from the Dark, which doesn't support Pirata and has the physical ability to compete with the highest-level monsters. was assumed to be of
In [Unde Synchro], which took the world by storm in the 6th season, almost all of the S monsters that played the roles were free materials and borrowed general-purpose S monsters that weren't undead.
If 《Dark Dust Spirit》was able to Special Summon, the situation would have been completely different, but I think it was because I couldn't Special Summon that ability...
Different from 《The Warrior Returning Alive》and 《Miracle Fertilizer》, which started as a required class in the deck and gradually disappeared from the deck, the evaluation of this card has been mixed since its inception.
After all, until the 2nd term, the strongest Zombie that can be Special Summoned with this effect is about Vampire Lord, and the next one is Noir or Ghoul.
In fact, when Fairy, which corresponds to Valhalla, was mostly muscle-brained monsters who were not good at directly interfering with the cards on the field, but there was a dedicated searcher called "Hecatrice" over there, and it was possible to use it. The quality of the effect is also much higher than that of the undead, and it is also a great benefit for Fairy, who is not as good at special summons from GY as the undead.
Even so, this is also a card that can increase the number of moves, and the condition does not depend on the situation of the opponent's field, so it is not weak at all.

In the Trap Deck, the opponent's hits from the second attack, such as the haystack and the light, are basically merciless attacks that can only be accepted as they are or received as a sentence.
The imperial command has become a banned card, and if you attack from the second attack, you can still draw a completely weak scent first and open it, but even that will be defeated if you are hit from above in front of Tsuitsui or Kozusai. put away.
On the other hand, I can't use bribes, Yabu snake, Starro, and revolutionary returns, and I can't use Apophis unless her Continuous Trap is open.
This card will solve that problem for just one turn with an effect that can't be erased later.
Currently, the same thing can be done in Heaven, but Spell Trap that is already face-up over there and this card will be destroyed normally, and you can't receive Azeus or antagonism etc. Including this effect, I think all Trap-themed flagship monsters should have it as an activation effect, a triggered immediate effect, or as a GY effect on the theme's Trap card! Hahaha!

It was a card used by Jonouchi in the original Battle City arc, and in the original, it was a mysterious card whose effects were unknown, but in the second season of the OCG, it appeared as an indeterminate battle support system Continuous Trap card using a coin toss. bottom.
Along with Ordeal of a Traveler from the same period, it is a card that makes you want to attack because it is visible and indeterminate, but if you hit it, your ATK will be reduced to 0, so if you land it in a battle between monsters, you will receive quite painful interception damage. It will be.
On the other hand, if you lose, the battle will continue as normal, and there is no penalty to you, and I think you can say that the return is sufficient for a card that will continue to work just by leaving it.
Unlike trials, LP maintenance costs are required, but compared to that, the probability of succeeding with the effect is always constant, and if used in combination with Second Coin Toss, it is superior in that the probability can be increased. There is also the possibility of continuous protection because there is no security.
In addition to this and 《Second Coin Toss》, there may be some professional duelists who used his old Deck [Samurai BOX], which used the 4th season card 《Sasuke Samurai #4》together.

As a card that appeared in Season 2, his Continuous Trap is an attack deterrence system with uncertain results that ranks alongside Fairy Box. .
Every time the effect is activated, the information advantage of the hand is overtaken, but there is no cost to activate or maintain it, and regardless of the hit, it is a free card that does not consume any numbers, and completely locks the attack. Unlike messengers and binds, even you are not bound by this card.
If the opponent misses, the penalty is a bounce that doesn't target, which has a very high resistance penetrating power, and his deck, which mainly fights EX monsters, doesn't have a turn 1 effect. It can be a pretty powerful removal card, or at least an attack deterrent card.
Well, of course it will be removed from the field, but if your hand decreases, you will be able to hit the opponent relatively quickly, and I think that it is rare to keep a Trap card in your hand. There are two options from the beginning, but if you just leave it and activate it, it's always free and the number of times is unlimited.

His Counter Trap exclusively for Zombie, which was included in the pack where Zombie was super-enhanced in the second season.
A Spell Trap card that targets 1 undead can be negate destroyed at no cost and with a spell speed of 3.
However, since the Spell Trap cards that can be caught from the time of its introduction were too limited, I don't remember it being used, and now it's even less useful because it doesn't support the activation of monster effects and the effects of his Spell Trap cards. .
For the time being, there were "Snatch Steal", "Change of Heart", "Book of Moon", and "Ring of Destruction". ・From the beginning, there were many cards like Naraku that didn't take targets that were outside the defense range of this card.
Even if there was a Zombie monster with the ability to set this from the Deck or GY, would you really use it?

It is one of the monsters with a common effect called Cycle Flip Monster that appeared in the second period, and when attacking set monsters, it will inspire like a fiery fire and increase its power by 8 times.
However, his ATK is about 2400, which is eight times that power, and even low-level monsters now have cards with defensive power that can withstand his ATK.
Considering the card pool at the time, the effect of Reverse Effect Monsters would eventually trigger, so it would have been nice if at least it had its own piercing effect...
By the way, this monster's cycle reverse ability is only useful to the extent that it becomes difficult for him to take LP when counterattacking from the opponent, and it does not synergize with its own effect at all.

Theme-independent Spells, such as trade-ins, which have an equivalent exchange effect that allows you to draw two cards for the cost of one card, tend to end up easily falling out of the Deck due to the risk of recurrence. However, this card is a higher risk version of such a card.
Name turn 1 for activation, regardless of before or after activation, in addition to the restriction that you can not NS / SS other than his Cyberse, the cost must be paid by excluding all monsters on your field that are at least 2 bodies.
The return is as big as 3 draws, but when it is stopped, it is truly a bittersweet experience. However, since Cyberse has many deployment methods using GY, cost exclusion cannot be said to be light.
To be honest, I have to say that the usability is not very good for Droso, who is a draw.

At first glance, this monster looks like a word play card with 10 cushions, but in fact, twisting "Santa Claus" as "Santa Claws" is a really clichéd idea that has been beaten down many times in various media. Yes, at least when this card came out as an OCG, it was a completely duplicated idea that had already appeared in online games.
However, since it's a Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, it's a two-stage stance with no openings, and it's a monster that I want to give five cushions to. I feel that the design is really good.
The effect is to release one monster from the opponent's field and disturb the opponent's field in Defense Position. He leaves a Christmas gift called 1 draw for the other party.
After that, it is a monster that can be boiled, baked, released, used as a material for Special Summon, or whatever you like, and the ability to penetrate strong resistances such as complete resistance is the same as Kaiju's members, and the battle position that appears Other than the difference, there are no particular disadvantages such as loss of summoning rights or summoning restrictions, and it can be said that the feeling of use is almost the same.
In other words, there is no doubt about its strength as a flip card, and it is naturally one of the effective cards as one of the means of getting rid of super-resistant monsters.
In the case of this monster, being able to NS Sangan and convert it to Almira is an advantage that Kaiju and others with the same release ability do not have, but if it survives, it gives the opponent an advantage and Defense. Since it appears in Position, unlike Kaiju who appear in Attack Position, they cannot collect LP or combo with effects that require monsters in Attack Position. Since he had higher ATK than Spider Gus, he naturally lost his share to Kaiju.
However, knowledgeable people already know how this 2500 defensive ability, which I wanted to express a merry Christmas, came to life later on, and how it was different from Radian and Spider, who can only special summon in the attack position even with the same defensive strength of 2500. street….
If you don't have combat destruction resistance, the battle position at the time of being Special Summoned is Defense Position, and the DEF is 2500 or more, and the closer to 2500 it is, the better. From this perfect match of demand that there is a monster I want to remove, even if a monster with a similar release ability comes out in the future, it will be difficult to replace this monster as long as it is used in the example Deck. I can say

He is one of the Volcanic monsters who was converted to OCG during the GX broadcast of the 5th season, and is one of the few first-team players among the members who have been there since the beginning.
When he is sent to GY by the effect of Blaze Cannon, by sending all cards with the same name from his hand and his Deck to GY, he can exert the same removal effect as Raigeki.
Especially since the magazine appeared, it has become possible to do this with Friche during the opponent's turn, so its power has increased dramatically as an obstruction card that can give you an advantage.
If you use it normally, it is a one-time-only effect, and it is necessary to "send GY" by "Blaze Cannon's effect", and at least one of the remaining two cards is no longer in your hand or Deck or sent to GY. Of course, this strongest effect cannot be used in situations where it cannot be used, but since Rocket came to Japan, it has become possible to use the effect many times during the duel by reloading with 《Royal Firestorm Guards》or 《Pot of Avarice》. and with the current card pool it's not hard to recover from being banished.

A card that is often used in combination with burial, etc. as a card that can access any Field Spell with the GY effect.
At first glance, one card becomes two, or depending on how you perceive it, 0 cards can be turned into two cards. By making it a Crystal Beast, it was adjusted to be a card in its own deck, and a substantial risk and disadvantage when used in other decks.
Unfortunately, this had no effect at all, and on the contrary, with 7 Crystal Beasts, it should have been faster to count from the bottom, but Turtle (Aqua) and Eagle (returns to his Deck on its own with its own effect). I ended up just raising my stock.
If it's something like this, it's better to set it so that it can't be activated on the turn it's sent to GY, or it can only be activated during the end phase of one's turn, rather than once during the duel, but that's all for later.
It is a bridge that stands as a monument to the careful coordination of the development team and his spectacular defeat to the top deck builders.

Pyro's sole support spell card, finally born after a long time.
Thank you Volcanic, you guys are the real FIRE theme for his Pyro by his Pyro.
In Anime GX, his Pyro version of Reinforcement of the Army appeared as a spell card called "Bonfire", but before it was OCG, this is his Pyro version. Foolish Burial》.
At this time, by changing the monster sent to GY to his Volcanic, an additional effect will be activated, and you can choose whether to give effect damage to the opponent according to the level, or to put a token on the opponent's field.
By pressing the token on the opponent's field by the effect of Spell, it can be used as the opponent's γ, bubble shadow, or as a return hit avoidance when attacking first, and it can also be used as a target for effects such as Blaze Cannon Cards, and even in Attack Position. Since it can be put out, it can also be used as a target for battle.
Even if you send Pyro monsters other than Volcanic, such as Planet's Mars, Flamvell, and Laval, to GY, it's just a name Turn 1, so it's naturally useful because it's the second and subsequent ones, and originally bullets, counters, and so on. This card works well with Volcanic members such as Rimfire, but we are also looking forward to the appearance of a new Pyro with an effect that will be demonstrated in GY in the future.

Appearing in the 12th term with a flame DP, he is a low class monster that will be Battlin' Boxer's strongest initial move.
I don't think it's fair to say that the promoter is more excellent than the fighter fighting in the ring, but since the effect is around the legs, I can understand it.
As for the effects, especially the 2nd effect, it only says strong things, as if you can do whatever you want as long as the restrictions are tight.
An upper cutter who can gain a numerical advantage with summoning trigger effects and can choose between deployment cards and obstruction cards will definitely get Special Summoned.
However, this restriction is really insanely tight, and even if you use one of the three effects, you can't SS other than her Battlin' Boxer monster on the turn it activates, not after it activates.
In other words, if triggered or hit by this, it will be impossible to form a compromise board with general-purpose EX monsters, not to mention Battlin' Boxer's best board for that turn.
This is also the biggest factor why Switch Hitter was treated as a disappointing card even though it had a powerful effect at the time, but this pack also features several of his new Battlin' Boxer X monsters, making it more powerful than ever before. It has become a somewhat tolerable disadvantage.
The monster itself is also a good revive target for a switch hitter who can revive his GY Minor Battlin' Boxer without negate the monster effect.

His Spell Card, which is a special move released by three treasured monsters, is a card that seems to be strongly aware of the existence of 《Ojama Delta Hurricane!!》.
When 3 types of treasure monsters are on the field, it exerts a powerful effect that clears each other's fields with destruction effects.
At this time, the self-harm effect of the destroyed Mist Body5 and Mist Body6 is forcibly triggered, but the design is such that all the effect damage is forced on the opponent by the effect of this card, and Mist Body8 By using the GY effect, you can deal even greater damage to your opponent.
As for this card itself, I am very grateful that he brought it from the deck during the process of Cabrera, which is necessary for activating this card, comes into play.
That's why it's a card that requires a certain amount of effort to activate by aligning three specific monsters on the field. It's a mystery.
After activating the effect, his GY effect, which was added in OCG, can be used to recover resources and replenish the hand after the next turn, making it quite convenient.
Considering the power of his GY effect of Spell and the power of the Hidden Treasure Deck, I'm happy that he doesn't say anything stingy about drawing 1 card, but draws 3 cards.

With one of the treasure monsters, you can search for one of his Equip Spells by summoning trigger effect.
In terms of design, it is an ability that searches for 《Stonehenge》and prepares for the activation of 《Mist Body7 》. It becomes a Defense Position with , and unlike the other two monsters, it also has high defensive power as a low-class monster, so it is particularly useful among the three treasure monsters.
On the other hand, the self-harm damage when destroyed is quite large at 2000, so I would like to avoid being destroyed in situations where damage return and damage trigger effects cannot be comboed.
Also, since the compulsory effect that takes damage doesn't have a name for Turn 1, if you can fire it repeatedly on the turn you activate Mist Body7 , you'll be able to burn your opponent to the ground.