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A pot commonly known as "Kouken". It is a famous story that it has been popular for a while since its appearance.
Rather than drawing, you can search for 3 cards, so if you look at the search power alone, it can be said that it is more than the original Greedy Jar.
However, Special Summon is limited. In the environment at the time of its introduction, it was fine, but now that speed has progressed, this disadvantage has made me choose Decks that can be used.
However, there are powerful decks that do not rely on Special Summon, and in those decks it is still a useful search card.

It is famous for being synonymous with Droso Card, a jar that becomes mushy as it grows. It's performance is such that it was once said that "a deck that doesn't use this card isn't a deck".
An effect that allows you to get +1 add without any cost, conditions or restrictions, this effect is simple and very powerful in this game where the power of one card is often high.
A power card that has no reason not to use it unless it's an extreme build like Fulmon.
In terms of power, there are also Engage and Panshin, but those cards have to be related to the category, but this card has no activation conditions as mentioned above, so it has high versatility.
It's as famous as Mirafo in Yu-Gi-Oh, but I wonder if this card will ever get errata...

Droso who will be adopted in almost Mon. In order to use it, you have to make sure you don't use any other spells or traps other than this card, and there are strict restrictions even after activation, but you can still use up to 3 copies of Greed + Hand exchanges are delicious, and now in an environment where monster effects are the mainstream. There are also some things in common.
However, it is not compatible with cards such as Garis, which would have been often used in existing Fulmons, and it narrows the responsiveness and the range of deck construction for him.
However, despite these disadvantages, Droso is a powerful card that doesn't interfere with development, and it's performance is worth almost building a monster just for this card.

Is this one answer to KONAMI's hand trigger?
Although it is a GY meta, the removed card and the card with the same name are sealed until the next turn, and can be treated as a countermeasure against monster effects such as hand triggers that are rampant in the current environment, and in this environment that is becoming faster, it is said to be a haste attack that can be played from the beginning. The dots are very large.
As mentioned above, he is usually easy to use as a GY meta, and compared to psy/γ, he can be expected to play an active role even after the middle stage, so he is very unlikely to spoil.
However, it is important to note that it also affects you and lasts until the next turn, making it difficult for you to interfere.
Perhaps because of that demand, the second-hand price is very high for its rarity, but I'm thankful that it's normal, which is easy to get in a pack, and there are other things in the same pack, such as bubble shadows, that are in high demand.
A very strong piece in the current environment.

You need to keep the monster zone empty, but it is a card that uses your opponent's monster effects from your hand.
In this environment where speed is increasing and interference from hand triggers is a threat, this card is very encouraging as it can counter interference from the beginning.
Compared to the nominee that appeared later, he can be used in the GY meta and is easy to activate even when he is dominant. The military will rise to. However, when it can be activated, the return is large and powerful Synchro and Hari Fiber can be accessed without summoning rights.
The monster effect is currently rampant, and it is very rare to rot, making it one of the most easy-to-use PSY frames.

Overall battle position change card, compared to the similar Itaqua, it is a Furice and it affects your own field, so you need to be careful when playing it, but if you use it as a defense, it doesn't bother you much and is suitable for combos. It can be expected to be used in a variety of ways, such as Dream Clown, Spider's effect assistance, and punching punches.
However, with the advent of non-defensive links, battle position change cards are becoming more and more difficult.

A highly acclaimed card in Lynx.
Compared to 《Zero Gravity》, this one is only for the opponent, so it's easy to use without any peculiarities, but the combo ability is low.
However, the performance as a defensive card has dropped considerably due to the appearance of a link that is not defensive.

It is a Friche, and it can set all monsters to defense and reduce their defense power to 0, and it is compatible with penetrating people, especially if you pass Chaos MAX's attack, you can end the game. Usability is good because it can be used as a defense card normally.
However, I would like to note that it affects me as well and only works on Effect Monsters. Also, due to the appearance of Link, which doesn't even serve as a defense, not only this card, but the battle position change system has become severe.
If you want to increase the success rate of combos, I would like to use Kaiju etc. together so that I can prepare monsters from myself.

It's an all-out defense that doesn't take targets, so it's easy to use even for people with strong resistance. It affects me too, so I want to be careful when playing.
However, the appearance of his Superheavy Samurai, who attacks in defense, and Link, who cannot defend, is a big headwind.
There are 《Curse of Anubis》and 《Zero Gravity》that can be used in a similar way to this card, and they can be expected to be more versatile.
The habit itself is less in this one, so it may not be a problem.
In any case, the battle position change system is now severe.

It's a field that will probably be used by spiders, but since no particular category is specified, it can be used by non-spiders as well.
Beatdown Deck can be quite harassing and tends to neglect defense, so it can be used for spider effects and combat support.
However, it also affects me, so if possible, I'd like to include it in a deck like Spider, which works well as mentioned above, or his deck, which has almost no influence, like Superheavy Samurai.
The problem is that the introduction of Link, which is not defensive, makes it easy to ignore the effect of this card, which has a very high adoption rate, and has greatly reduced the value of its effect.

Ace of removal in Spider, you can send 2 front defenses to her GY to summon and earn high board ad. I want to use Spider Support and No Entry to meet the conditions, and his Deck, which focuses on front defense like Superheavy Samurai, will be a threat.
However, since he only needs GY to be insects, he is somewhat limited in deck construction, and he cannot send tokens or P monsters to GY, and although this is not a performance issue for this card, Link does not become a defense. The existence of the complete denial of the concept of the spider is a big headwind. Due to the changes in the new rules, the rate of adoption of Link is high and it is very strict. It looks like the spider winter will last forever.

Bralo from the manga 5ds. Originally had a flashy sweeper, but this one has a slightly tricky performance.
When he is Special Summoned by himself or higher, he can bounce 1 monster in the Special Summoned field, and is strong against Synchro and his Deck, which is mainly Advanced. Combined with Lavago or Kaiju, it can be removed and reused, and has a good combo potential.
If you use Formula Resurrection to summon during your opponent's turn, it's easy to throw your calculations out of order.
However, the only compulsory effect is the neck, and the effect is weak against opponents who are easy to resummon even if they bounce, such as Damned and Judgment. If it is summoned while slipping through the trigger, it will be destroyed and greatly strengthened.
Although it has some peculiarities, it can be expected to have a high level of control over the opponent it stabs, and it is easy to prioritize among synchronizations of the same level.

It is one of the Signer Dragons, and the fact that it can be summoned without specifying a material and completely removed has affected various decks at the beginning of its appearance, and has even been regulated.
Currently, due to the abundance of monster effect meta, it's harder to pass than before, but it's powerful enough to be regulated, and perhaps because it's a Dragon of Signer, it's been categorized compared to back then. You can do something different.
Although the number of rivals has increased, it is still an excellent one.

What is this?
It's not difficult if you use 2 Rokkets as materials and use sectors and revolves.
The marker is for the main, and looking at the design of this card, he has to have Borrel monsters on the condition that they also have markers for the main, so it's a good match.
In order to activate the effect, another link is required, and if it cannot be used as a link material, it is a strangely severe restriction. It is doubtful whether there is a card that can be deployed in the hand at the stage where this condition is met.
He can salvage 1 Rokket when destroyed out of combat, but it's hard to imagine his opponent destroying it in combat with such a visible effect.
If you want to use this card's effect to its full potential, you'll need to have a lot of cards in your hand that can deploy his Rokket, so boosters with marker effects that are easy to use even on their own are preferred. For the time being, they have a good relationship with each other.
Anyway, it takes a lot of time and effort to make full use of it.

A Borrel that can convert Link 3 or lower to Link 2 on the condition that a Borrel monster exists on the field. It has the effect of making it easier to connect to high links.
The material is limited to Rokket, which is slightly troublesome, and Rokket itself has a recur effect, but it is slow, so I would like to use sectors and revolves.
Borrel, which is the condition, can be the same name, so I want to make it easy with a short, but honestly, it's hard to open a few EX for this weak and small one. It is doubtful whether there is room for further deployment after satisfying the self-regeneration conditions with the deployment power of pure Rokket.
If you want to adopt it, you want to adopt a lot of compatible cards. With Sky Striker, it is easy to prepare Link 1 that is suitable for your own cost, and the deployment power increases, so it is a good match.
Since it's both dark and a dragon, it's easy to trigger 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》and Darkness Black Demon King, so it's easy to use them in Rokket as well.
It's a slightly overkill effect, but I think it's a card that will be easier to use if the range of development of Rokket itself is expanded a little more.