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Artifact xyz support.
X Summons only 2 Artifacts as materials, and if you use the effect on your opponent's turn, you can sacrifice his Artifacts, which tend to stand still, or consume them without waste.
The summoning destination does not have to be Artifact, so Pleiades is also a candidate.
Artifact has a somewhat passive deployment method, but there are also active deployment methods in Shinchi and Vegalta, so it's not difficult to line up unless you use it for a complete business trip. However, since it is a card that is used only when it is deployed, it is a little difficult to use this card itself as an accident card.
Similarly, the 1 draw when destroyed by the opponent has to be activated before Caduceus's draw because it's a glimpse of the cost, and it's a little like having one of his Artifacts in your hand, which is basically used face down. Careful action is required. It's ridiculous to use Vajra and Labrys just for that, and compared to his other Spell/Trap's effects when destroyed, it seems plain.
It's a very troublesome card if you can activate it, but the effect of the new rules makes it look more romantic.

"Key Mace" with a different illustration is famous by Team Taiyo, but this one doesn't have any particular appealing points in terms of such episodes, races, or attributes.
Please use the Fun Deck.

The search itself is good because it has a fairly good range, but the problem is that the trigger is activated at the time of summoning and at the end phase, which is absurdly slow.
It's also annoying that it needs a point of differentiation from others because it specified the major points of darkness and light.

Y of XYZ
It's rare these days, but you can only union with X, not Z. Due to the errata, the effect destruction is included in the resistance grant at the time of union, so the inconsistency with the attack and defense increase has been resolved, but to be honest, about 400 increase is a hot stone.
To be honest, there is no point in equipping it as a union, so after using the support to the full and deploying it on the field, it is better to obediently turn it into a fusion.
The fact that you can't equip it directly with 《Union Hangar》is, uh... sorry.

One of the Vanilla Dinosaurs whose value was increased by a certain Rabbit and Evol for a while.
However, EARTH's Dinosaur Vanilla has four other creatures, and this card's position is very difficult without differentiating elements such as status and fusion support.
Even with this, it seems that there was a time when it was the highest RBI of a low-class monster in the early days, but now it is a situation where there is no choice but to appeal the part that corresponds to 《Giant Rat》because of its low.

Unusually for Quick-Play Spells, it has a Counter Trap-like property of negating card activation.
1500 LP is a little expensive, but considering the flexibility of the Quick-Play Spell and the amount of destructive effects, it might be worth adopting depending on the trend of the card.
Since this year, it has become possible to activate it even in damages, so it has been plainly strengthened.

Shiranui's 5 star synchro
The effect of blocking attacks during Special Summon can be used for resurrection and return, but I don't think it's an effect that targets a single monster. As already said, the same general-purpose 5 Synchro has Ametrix, even though it's limited to the opponent's Special Summoned monster when S Summoning, and furthermore, it can be used only by making it face-up defense due to Link's influence. is hopeless.
For that reason, I would like to expect the effect in the second half, but honestly it is salty that it only produces a level 1 token when it is removed.
The Crystron-connected Rosenyx attracted attention because of its ease of sending to GY and its self-contained token generation effect, making it a convenient link material. When I think about it, I have the impression that it is not worth it as a link material as well as an S material.
Shiranui is a bit difficult to get at level 5, his stats are low, and he can only special summon once per turn.

His Equip Spell, which makes sense to equip on rare and frequent opponents.
Conversely with United We Stand, the more monsters he owns, the lower the equipped monster's ATK, and the lower value is 600 each.
Also, if it is sent from the field to his GY, it can be equipped to the opponent's monster, so it can assist in fighting with the opponent's monster and can be comboed with the top hat.
However, in Yu-Gi-Oh, the upper limit of his ATK is infinite, while the lower limit is set to 0, so United We Stand, which can be expected in terms of damage, seems to be more preferable. Also, with a similar card, 《Darkworld Shackles》, you can ignore our development power and weaken it to 100, which is also a headwind.
Will it be adopted in his deck, which emphasizes destroying opponent's monsters in a row rather than dealing damage?

It can't be helped because it's been an era, but now there are unlimited cyclones that can be destroyed regardless of whether it's front or back, Spell Trap, and besides that, there are a lot of interrelated removals such as Kozusai and Tsuitsui.
Among them, it goes without saying that this card is a Normal Spell that can only destroy traps that are limited to the front side.
I think it only makes sense to have one as a souvenir.

The more monsters the opponent has, the stronger it gets, and now that the number of EX monster zones has increased, it rises to a maximum of 1500.
However, since the enhancement value depends on the number of opponent monsters, it is necessary to accept the risky condition of a large number of opponents in order to achieve a high RBI.
If you want to use it, it's best to weaken the opponent's monsters and prevent them from being destroyed in battle, like a certain Beast-Warrior theme, but whether or not this card is necessary is another matter.
Even if it's a substitution effect that you don't know which one is a bonus anymore, it's hard to trust because it's limited to battle destruction and powerless against removal like Cyclone.

A card that turns LIGHT's level 4 into a tuner.
In the old days, level 4 tuners had a strong peculiarity, and now there is significance in adopting them in terms of introducing synchro to rank 4 themes. However, there is Raiden in level 4 LIGHT, and if you close your eyes to the fact that he tends to use summoning rights, it will be useful as it is. Of course he doesn't even need to have category-specific cards like Mathmech or Raster P.
It seems to have a use, but the impression that it is a card that makes you think that it is enough to use it

A level control card printed just before the introduction of S Summoning. That's probably why it's called "tune," but cards with this name are more often related to tuners.
If it's just one monster, it's no different from a Sorakumushi, so I understand that I chose all my monsters, but in the first place, if it's a deck that synchronizes, I'd probably throw in monsters that have the ability to control their own level, and even if it wasn't. If you insert a low level tuner, you can usually turn it without problems.
To be honest, it's hard to see the significance of adopting it.

One of the Livide backward compatible series.
In the early days of the anime it was also used to revive Speed Warrior when Junk Ron's effects were not yet determined. Since the effect is the same as the libido whose resurrection target has become level 2 or lower, it is currently the fourth and subsequent ones.
The only advantage seems to be that even if the revived monsters are used as various materials, they won't be destroyed and put pressure on the field, but honestly it's within the margin of error.

It's a trap that bounces destructive effects back to the opponent, and there are many opportunities to activate it now that there are many removals.
You might think so, but Trap is actually more difficult to activate than you might imagine.
It's an old card so it's a little hard to read in the text, but "When an effect that targets only one monster on the field and destroys it with an effect instead of a cost is activated, there is a monster on the opponent's field that can be targeted". There are actually several layers of restrictions on the activation conditions.
Since it moves to the "correct target", it cannot be activated with the text "monster on the opponent's field", and cards that do not target, send his GY, or target multiple cards are also excluded. Of course, it cannot be activated even if there are no monsters on the opponent's field.
Unexpectedly, it can also be activated by activating the effect of Spell / Trap, but if it's just tied up, it's a waste of treasure.

The originator of the Goyo S, whose tuner was assigned an attribute by errata.
In the past, as a general-purpose 6-synchro without binding, it created a standard called Goyo Line with an exceptional RBI, and Gaianite-san was very costly. As for whether the errata has been resolved...yes.
You can plagiarize an opponent's monster in battle, but only if it's destroyed in battle, and only in the Defense Position. Therefore, it is not possible to follow up without being linked.
Due to the addition of material designations and rule changes, the ease of putting it out has been impaired. In the midst of the trend of being late, I have the impression that the former problem child has been completely left behind by the times.