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There aren't many cards where the red frame of the trap card shines like this.
His decks are mostly limited to gimmick puppets. Chimera dolls are indispensable for the current development of gimmick puppets, and for that reason, the rank-up destination will be narrowed down to rank 9 gimmick puppets.
This is where the problem starts. Devil's Strings and Serial Killer don't have the merit to be played on the first turn. The RUM in your hand is in a parcel state. Gimmick puppets, which have a high accident rate, want to avoid the risk of spoiling your hand as much as possible.
This is where this card comes into play. You can prepare for interception while increasing the durability of the gimmick puppet.
Based on the above, it can be said that the importance of this card will change depending on how much you are conscious of the precedence. We can also bring RUMs from GY, so it's a big point that we can easily reduce the number of RUMs we use.
Regarding the level change effect, it's quite a hurdle to get two superlative gimmick puppets other than Necrodor, so you don't need to aim for it. Don't worry too much about the Special Summon limit.
It is one piece that the balance of the number with RUM is tested.

A cheat monster that boasts of an ancient machine. The firepower that is thrown out by the power bond is a masterpiece.
It's a material designation, but the ancient machine has a convenient box, injection machine, and deck fusion, so it's not as heavy as it looks, and it's rather easy to put out.
Although it is a drawback, there is less firepower than I thought without power bond. 8000 damage with this card alone is a little high hurdle. Also, Ancient Machine has no interference power, so if I play this card, I want to settle it as much as possible, but the amount of damage depends on the number of opponent monsters.
It can be used clearly with the offensive and defensive super giant, which has more stable decision power, is easy to receive support, and can also secure the follow-up. I want to go out and see the situation.

Among the categories that use fusion, he is particularly compatible with Predaplant. Consider from a Predaplant perspective.
The main feature of this card is the recovery effect in the second half. Predation now has Prime Fusion, so you can take full advantage of this effect.
As for how it actually interacts with Predation, first fuse Serasseniant + something on your opponent's turn. The materials (mainly Seratheniant) collected in that turn can be used for the cost of this card in the next turn. This makes it possible to supply fusions while keeping room in your hand, making the deployment very smooth. Predatory monsters sent to GY can be revived with planters, so there is no waste.
This card is a medium-speed beatdown that combines multiple cards to gain a long-term advantage, and is well-matched with Predator's movement, which accelerates predator resource recovery.
The drawback is that it is expensive. Predaplant doesn't have a lot of room in their hand, and it's not uncommon for them to get in trouble with just one card out of their hand.
Also, it is vulnerable to removal cards such as 《Evenly Matched》. Operation is premised on cooperation and hand cost, so when the chain is removed, you will be forced to rebuild. I want to caution you.

The difference between this card and Cyclone is that it's a normal spell, and the target is a little limited. As for which is stronger, Cyclone or this card, I think this card is generally stronger.
The greatest advantage of being a Quick-Play Spell is due to the technique called End Cycle and its disruptive power, but since End Cycle occurs later than Barrier Force, it cannot be said to be a reliable move.
Regarding interference, it would be ideal to shoot through his black spell circles and light stages when activated, but such a situation does not come around conveniently.
Based on these, it can be said that this card has more upward revision than downward revision from Cyclone.
What is that part? It is the effect of the second half.
While simply removing face-down cards, it guarantees resistance to troublesome meta cards and the ability to keep opponents in check, increasing the deck's ability to respond to situations. You can also use it to destroy your own cards. It is purely excellent in terms of advantages.
It's a powerful card with plenty of removal power and combo potential.

Fan service!
The effect is a strong burn, but the presence of Pain Gainer and 《Barrage Blast》hurts. Heaven's Strings without RUM can also contribute to removal, so the effect of this card is less important. Due to Chimera Doll's limitations, it's difficult to get out a Pain Gainer, and 《Barrage Blast》doesn't work in Search, so it's unlikely that the value of this card, which works stably in any situation, will be lost.
It's already a lower priority than Heaven's Strings, but it's completely different if the number of inputs is 0 and 1, and above all, it's a must-have card because it's synonymous with fan service.

It boasts the highest performance among Cyclone look-alikes.
The point is the hand cost. The fact that GY Fertilizer creates a starting point for development and the fact that you can peel off the opponent's face-down card at once is in perfect harmony, and it can be expected to work more than just a removal card.
As for high-speed decks, there is the strongest card 《Red Reboot》, so it's a little narrow, but it's completely different in versatility, so it will still be widely used.

A basic removal card.
At first glance, it looks like a normal removal card, but there is a big trap hole there. This card basically performs a 1:1 exchange, but there is a gap in his Deck power between you and your opponent, and if you are inferior, if you continue to exchange equivalents, it will be an add loss overall. In other words, the power of this card depends on your deck. Therefore, it is generally easier to handle Galaxy Cyclone or Pankratops, which is easy to take advantage in decks with low power.
How about a powerful deck or a fast deck?
Cosmic Cyclone, 《Twin Twisters》, and Pankratops would be better than this card if it has enough power and the environment is also taken into consideration.
Even in slow decks, 《Heavy Storm Duster》, 《Evenly Matched》, Pankratops and powerful opponents are lined up.
In conclusion, I can't deny the feeling that this card has lost its place due to the compatible cards that have appeared one after another and the lack of quirks.
Who is to blame? I think everyone has already noticed.
Pankratops! ! It's you! ! ! ('Д｀)┌┛ Three《Dinowrestler Pankratops》

cheat card.
He's greatly strengthened, and if he hits head-on with B.E.S., he can make a big difference in the damage race.
Also, 《Skill Drain》, which can greatly restrict the opponent's movement while contributing to the presence of this card, is excellent compatibility. If your opponent doesn't have 《Evenly Matched》or a feather broom, victory is close at hand.

A monster monster that cannot be affected by effects, cannot be targeted by effects, and can self-regenerate. It also has an unknown amount of his ATK and special victory effects, and the style is completely final boss.
I'm looking forward to the future development of his Reptile.

Level 4 Amazoness is definitely the strongest card. Swordsmen and sages can only be used as materials when recruited in the Defense Position. Also, there are many situations where this card is played and the game is settled during the turn. It's too good as a lead firepower.
I regret going to the banned card.

For the time being, if you add a powerful GY effect, you can efficiently strengthen the theme even with a small number of new cards, but that is because of this card. It is very likely that it will be a repeat of terraforming that did something similar.
I can't complain even if it's regulated soon.

The representative of the 9th term card non-prohibition department who is not sure where the balance is taken.
A supernova that raised the price of Bahamut Shark by about 20 times and led HERO and Mermail to the top of the environment.
The opponent will be exhausted while earning an advantage by recruiting, all-purpose counters, and taking cards. If you get hit, you can resupply the following, so you won't lose. Are you stupid?
I can't deny the possibility that the Slime Jr. recorded in the same bullet may have influenced the design (Graydle doesn't have any active interference), so I feel sorry for myself as a team member. By the way, Graydle's movement is too slow, so he can't get the rice cake out in the lead. Idiot.

A true attacker of gimmick puppets.
He's only 200 ATK different from Heaven's Strings, which has 2 bodies, but the 3000 line is a fierce battlefield, so the sense of security is completely different with this card.
Also, the Gimmick Puppet Xyz that works stably even in the lead is currently only Disaster Leo. I can say
The drawback is the weight of the specified material. The difficulty is not so high, but you can definitely feel the roughness of consumption. If you have a copy technique, I would like to actively put it out.

Gimmick Puppet doesn't have much of a tactical impact on suicide attacks (just send the scissor arm on the field to his GY or activate the search effect of the marshalling field), and the exclusion is quite painful due to the cost. Although it can make the effect of Flame Wingman unexploded, it is generally a disadvantage.
It's a card that I'm not sure how to use.

Just placing this one in GY will reduce the number of cards you spend on X summoning by 1-2 cards. Also, it's the best cost for trade-ins and Bisque Dolls, and Chimera Doll and Humpty's effects make him a monster you want to Special Summon, so even if it's in your hand, it's very important.
If you build a gimmick puppet, it's definitely a key card with 3 stacks.