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Many of his decks use Field Spells without using Traps, and there are many situations where you can trade at least 1:1.
Trap decks such as Traptrix and Labrynth, which stick strongly, are cards that will never run out of demand as new ones are expected to appear in the future.

C version of Rhapsody in Berserk. Since the exclusion of GY has been changed to exclusion of the field, it is now possible to interfere with the board. Also, although it is limited to X monsters, the RBI pump up of 2000 is an amazing number even by modern standards. However, it is slow to come out because it cannot be used unless there is an X monster on the field, and the drawback is that you have to use RUM.

Dark Plant became the only Level 1 Plant monster in Season 1 because the species was set as his Fiend despite having a plant in the card name.
In terms of abilities, he's like the Fiend version of ✪ Ryukyu Spiny Rat , so he's clearly something that should be included in Booster 1.
It's quite a shame that this is included in Booster 5 as a monster that isn't a named fusion material.

There are quite a few WATER plants now, but most of the plants that appeared in the first period were his EARTH, and WATER is only this monster.
The ability itself is lower than Man Eater, a monster with a different color that preceded it, but even now, at Level 2 and Normal Monster Plant, he is the only monster that has WATER, and it is praised for its uniqueness. can be said to be worthy of

Rock has surprisingly many excellent cards, and there are plenty of search candidates.
You can search for general-purpose cards such as 《Fossil Dyna Pachycephalo》, 《Lord of the Heavenly Prison》, and 《Nibiru, the Primal Being》.
Cards that are closer to Rock bring Block Dragon and Adamancipator.
It's a useful and interesting effect in a fan deck because you can set the effect that is set in the backside Defense Position and high-level monsters.

A card that doesn't do its job on its own, he is often not included in decks as is the case with cards of this nature.
Since it can be searched from 《Munin the Runick Wings》, even if you use it, it will often be 1 copy.
I think this card, which speeds up the destruction of decks, is especially useful in mirror matches or when the opponent is trying to win a special victory with his deck.

Chained to Harpie's Feather Broom, he can Special Summon to protect things like Runick Fountain.
He is also a searcher for 《Runick Fountain》and is an important card in Runick.

Combined with 《Astral Kuriboh》, it has combat destruction resistance, target resistance, and effect destruction resistance, and it becomes a card that recovers every turn.
When using a delay strategy, decks that can produce rank 3 will have room for adoption.
There is Number 59: Crooked Cook in Xyz, which is used in a similar delay strategy, but this card has the advantage of being okay with other cards on the field.
It is powerless to choose and exclude, so depending on the environment, the reliability will be greatly reduced.
With Runick, even if 《Runick Fountain》is on the field, it can be used, and 《Munin the Runick Wings》can be used as a material, which makes it somewhat difficult.

He is Purrely, who has taken on a powerful form to protect his master.
However, if you use that power, you will lose your memory at the cost...
It has a removal effect and conditional resistance that can be said to be Minia Zeus.
In actual combat, his main move would be to play Purrely loops to thwart his opponents and then move on to his next turn.
(2023/2 postscript)
With the new ones (Lily and Sleepy Memory) in January, they have become one of the top metas that can be placed in a tournament environment.
The ability to consistently produce this card, which is perfect resistance and has ridiculous stats.
Since I can't line up more than 3 bodies on the board, I can't deal with it with Ratama, and as a result, I ended up using Xyz Over Delay on the side.
On the processing side, Kaiju (or Lavago if there are 2 or more in line), Close Zasareshi, Xyz Overdelay, and 《Ferret Flames》would be candidates.

As for whether this card is strong or weak, the answer is very cute.
Undetermined search by shaved flipping.
There is no fixed route for the first move.
You can't see a definite movement unless you combine two cards, and even that changes depending on the shaved flip.
He needs to play a lot of Purrely cards to increase his odds of turning heads, and his deck has very little free space.
It's designed to reverse everything you'd expect in an environment deck.
(However, I feel that this kind of randomness is what card games are supposed to be...)
From a competitive point of view, it's a bad design, but from an enjoyment point of view, it's a very good design.
Her appearance changes depending on her memories with Purrely, and when she has more memories, she takes on a new appearance.
The field card street is a place where new memories can be made, and the effect and flavor match perfectly.
If you're tired of the environment, why not relax with a match with Melfi or make Purrely eat sushi?
(2023/2 postscript)
With the appearance of Lily, she has become one of the top decks in the environment.
If you want to enjoy a whimsical duel, let Lily take a break and continue playing with the shaved head.

A monster for those who want to fight with Volcanic.
His ATK is the highest among "Volcanic" monsters that have no summon limit. As a high-level monster released, he is ATK, so I have no complaints about it.
As a monster, it's like a stronger version of Volcanic Slicer, and the effect damage from the same activation effect can be skipped, and it's the same in that it can't attack on the turn it's used.
However, the effect is now dependent on his GY's "Volcanic" monster, so the damage is less consistent.
That said, I have secured the minimum damage of 200 per body. I wish it wasn't any lower. It's true that I'd be happy if it was higher, but it's a safe damage efficiency considering the time of its appearance.
If GY's Volcanic is low, his damage power will be lower than Volcanic Slicer, but if GY is fertilized by that amount, it's a merit to be able to hit a large amount of damage.
Also, since there is no effect limit for cards with the same name, each card can be used once if placed side by side. It's hard to line up, but the damage increases dramatically, so if you can aim it, you can try aiming it.
However, it is a little disappointing that the Volcanic category is not a category that actively accumulates his GY. 《Volcanic Shell》and 《Volcanic Scattershot》will often be returned to his deck, so if you use this effect, be careful about the timing and order of activating the effect of this card first and then returning it to his deck. to turn on.
It's a monster that can't be said to be exceptionally good, but conversely, it's not a particularly problematic card.
There are not many habits, and it is easy enough to use.
If you use this card, you will be able to show your individuality by using it as an attacker when the effect damage is needed.
Many of Volcanic's related cards and his FIRE & Pyro cards have the disadvantage of not being able to attack or battle, so if you activate this card's effect damage in such cases, there is no waste.

Although the card name and effect do not have the word Volcanic, it is a card exclusively for the "Volcanic" category.
With the LP cost and your own "Blaze Cannon" as the cost, you can do a total destruction equivalent to Dark Hole.
Although there is a restriction that you cannot attack at all during the activation turn, this card is his Quick-Play Spell, so if you activate it during your opponent's turn, you don't have to suffer this disadvantage.
The "Wild Fire Token" has high offense and defense as a token, and it has the advantage of not having any restrictions. You can make it hit, or you can use it as a cost or material.
The downside is that you need to have a "Blaze Cannon" card on your field and 1 or more monsters on the entire field as activation conditions. Air attacks are not possible.
Also, 《Blaze Accelerator》and 《Tri-Blaze Accelerator》are the main engine of "Volcanic", and since they are cards I want to keep, I don't want them to trigger total destruction, so I can't carelessly activate this card. Destroying 《Tri-Blaze Accelerator》, which takes a lot of time to activate, should be your last resort.
Also, since Volcanic has 《Volcanic Scattershot》, which has the same total destruction effect, this card was rated low even though it had high performance.
However, 《Blaze Accelerator Reload》, which abruptly appeared in the 9th term, greatly improved usability along with 《Volcanic Doomfire》. 《Blaze Accelerator Reload》has his GY activation effect, so it is suitable to destroy it with this card.
Since the text is old and the text has not been errataed by reprinting, it cannot be read from the text, but be careful as all "Blaze Cannon" is destroyed when this card is activated. After destroying it, use Volcanic Rocket to salvage it.
Based on its past evaluation, it is a very minor card, and since it is difficult to be cautious about, it can be said that it is a better card than I thought.

Considering the time of its appearance, it seems that O'Brien's wall of fire was designed to be used in conjunction with his Volcanic.
Only the point that it can prevent the opponent's direct attack many times in one turn is quite tenacious and can not be said to be weak. Also, as one of its few strengths, it can prevent as many direct attackers as possible.
However, for some reason, attacks other than direct attacks cannot be prevented, and for some reason maintenance costs are required despite the narrow response range. ・・・I can't imagine it being strong enough to require a maintenance cost, even from the beginning of its appearance.
Moreover, the maintenance cost is quite painful at 500 LP.
In addition, this card has a drawback, it is necessary to remove his Pyro monster in his GY as the cost of the effect, but Pyro is a bad match for removal, and if you remove it blindly, you will instead lose your neck. You end up narrowing it down. Conversely, it can be used to exclude Pyro.
A weak and poorly matched card. With a little more finesse, it seems like it would be a pretty good card...
Just in case. If his Pyro monsters and categories that are compatible with removal appear in the future, the rating may change. However, the downside is that it is only for direct attacks and requires maintenance costs.

A card that simply returns a "Volcanic" monster to her Deck.
Presumably it was designed to put things like Volcanic Shell and Volcanic Scattershot back into his deck and make the effects work again.
However, even from the eyes of the first appearance, it has a pretty severe performance. Similar cards up to this card are 《Ray of Hope》, 《Hidden Spellbook (Updated from: Hidden Book of Spell)》, 《The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension》and 《Pot of Avarice》, but this card is a latecomer than 《Pot of Avarice》.
Although this is a Trap card that has to wait one turn before being activated, it doesn't even have the effect of drawing after returning it to the Deck (a similar card that appeared after this, 《Gladiator Beast's Respite》has a draw, perhaps because of remorse). Sure, he has a "Volcanic" monster he wants to put back in his deck, but The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension is his spell card...
In addition, this card has a very narrow range of cards that can be returned, and has the disadvantage that it is harder to use than any similar card before this (the number of "Volcanic" monsters is also small).
Also, the number of returned cards is 1 to 3, which is a little and very half-finished. There is no choice but to say that it is safer to use "Pot of Avarice" normally.
You can't return anything other than monsters, and there's no freedom in how you use it. In addition, 《Royal Firestorm Guards》, which has a wider range than this card, appeared later, and if you don't care about playing O'Brien, there's no way you can use it in your Deck.

Following "Traptrix Trap Hole Nightmare", this is a piece that clearly depicts what seems to be the main body of Traptrix.
It's a confusing context if you read it diagonally, but this itself is a free chain just by imposing conditions on the activation and target.
Traptrix is compared to Naraku even if you don't like it, but if you compare it, you can't help but say that it's a bad opponent. It is unavoidable to be evenly inferior to the abyss, which is excluded by .
The point where this is superior is that it has the right to be released later because of Fritsie, and the range of correspondence is wide because the effect is not linked.
The former functions as a pressure to remove the back, and the latter can destroy monsters other than expansion monsters, and the freedom to remove monsters other than the destroyed monsters is good.
In other words, if you don't let the name Trap Hole fool you, it's a completely different thing.
However, as a Trap Hole, he is still in a position of 3rd or 4th, so it may be better to find another archetype that can be used, even though he is included in Traptrix.