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It has an effect called Draw Phase Skip that reminds me of Yatagarasu. However, unlike Yatagarasu, it is necessary to destroy the opponent's monsters, and the RBI is 1400, which is weaker than "Morinphen", so if the opponent's monster destruction is in the current environment, either raise the RBI or prepare monsters on the opponent's side. Pretty tough. Also, it would be nice if it could be used purely as a card that can banish 2 of his WATERs, and banish 《Great Sorcerer of the Nekroz》or 《Exa, Enforcer of the Nekroz》.
In a recent incident called Fenrir Elimination, an attempt was made to negate Kashtira Fenrir by using 《Crossout Designator》(to put it simply, remove the declared card from your deck and negate the removed card this turn). , For some reason, this card was declared as a result of declaring "Fenrir".

Albus of the main character RBI.
As soon as you drop the initial Branded into his GY, you can use it as a fusion material in GY as Albus.

A deployment card used in Dragon Link, etc. There are no restrictions like Kintele.

In a nutshell, it's a card with a small turn. Main places of employment are around Metabeat and Trap Deck. In Yu-Gi-Oh, there is a jinx that short text is strong, but this card seems to be in a fairly strong category.
merit
・It's a bounce (return to hand) effect, not destruction or sending GY to him, so that kind of effect doesn't activate, and it can penetrate destruction resistance.
・If there are monsters on the field, he can be used in a free chain, so he is strong against Spell Trap removal.
・In addition to your opponent's monsters, the Timelord cards such as 《Kamion, the Timelord》and 《Metaion, the Timelord》have the effect of returning you to your Standby Phase. You can overtime the Timelord card that you tried to return to (you can reuse it)
・Compared to bounce cards such as 《Storming Mirror Force》and 《Ordeal of a Traveler》, the activation conditions are looser and easier to use. (Of course, 《Storming Mirror Force》and others also have their strengths).
・By using it on monsters with negate effect, you can force them to use negate effect.
Demerit
・It's strong if you return the opponent's large monsters and troublesome monsters, but it doesn't stick to his Spell Burn Deck that doesn't use them. (Most Decks use monsters, so they can do the bare minimum, and they may just be time-sucking cards.
・Since it is a free chain, it has versatility that can be used for any monster, but is it okay to use it here? Things like that often happen.
・ Trap cards generally have a slow activation. (The effect is strong for that amount.)
The brain juice when the large monster that the opponent put out as much as possible was returned to his deck in an instant was terrible.

A card that can be used to attack second
A bounce that doesn't target the target draws out the opponent's interference, and since there is no turn 1 in the self-SS, after the bounce, it is possible to SS again and go for a blow with 3000 RBI.
Works well with Kaiju due to hand bounce
Rank 8 that can be easily put out is also strong
Also for rank 8 materials
Compared to Pancra, spell speed is slower, so maneuverability is not effective, but it does the job well enough.

At first glance, being able to reverse burn damage seems useful for "DD" Decks, which are often burned by effects such as Dark Contract.
However, the scenes where his LP becomes 0 due to the damage of the Dark Contract are basically the scenes where the monsters are wiped out by the opponent's attack and he is directly attacked.
In the past, since it was a level 7, it was used as a Synchro material that could not be done with Temujin alone, and was sometimes used as a care for increased G.
However, nowadays, the number of Synchro Monsters used has decreased, and even if you get increased G, you can stop with Bilgamesh, so it is less used.

Just a strong Quick-Play Spell that recruits with no limits, no pledges, no cost, and no real drawbacks

A convenient monster with self-SS and search, but he can't move alone and doesn't even have a Rokket name.

It's been over 20 years since I made this card in its early days, but I don't know why it was made.
However, even though it's a pinpoint meta for the mirror, it's a bit sad that it's used to further promote the advantage of Kashtira, who is the strongest class in the current environment, instead of coming back from the second attack.
The possibility that such antiques can turn from garbage evaluation and come out to the forefront is an advantage that other Yu-Gi-Oh card games that do not have stun drop do not have.
In the current environment, the power of the cards that came out recently is too strong, and most of the cards, especially the light and dark decks other than his Tearlaments, can't be used in real battles, which is worse than stun drops. it's no different
I wonder if the score is about this because the usage is pinpoint and pinpoint
As a result of sending `` Mushroom Man #2 '' for EARTH convenience, there is a possibility that it will be eaten as a link material by Aus
With that plump big milk, this 《Mushroom Man #2》(meaningful)!?
There is a possibility that it will be Donna, but they also have something quite impressive, so when they send me Mushroom Man #2, I'm at a loss as to which one to choose.

Excellent as a board inspector. Once this guy jumps out, opponents who don't want to pass the effect have no choice but to do something about it.
It's one step inferior to other well-known hand triggers in terms of interference, but if you send it to a monster you've recruited and bounce it, it will help you reuse it and search for it. It is a dexterous guy who can use his hands even while having a hit point that can be said to be a power system.
I think it's a good seasoning card that has a lot of potential while having interesting and powerful effects.

In Level 7 Synchro where no material is specified, the effect of (1) can destroy at least one Spell/Trap, and the effect of (2) destroys a card on your field other than this card, destroying the opponent's field. I think that being able to bounce the cards to Deck is excellent.
I think the strength of the effect of (2) is that it can be used whether this card exists on the field or in the GY.

Other people are writing, but it's a clear broken card. why did you print level. It writes only strong things, and is almost self-contained. Search, GY drop, SS, Yu-Gi-Oh's strong effects are all packed in. And as for GY Fertilizer, 5 sheets is not half bad. It's a theme-specific card, so it's not very versatile, but its simple power is top-class in Yu-Gi-Oh! It holds up well to the notorious banned cards. Tearlaments, which continues to be the overwhelming environmental leader, faces significant regulation. And Kitkaros would be at the top of that list. It wouldn't be banned since there is an infusion that names this card, but it could be quite restrictive. In the first place, it's not a good card to have unlimited or semi-restricted performance.

An old hag who inherits Chain's will. I know you want to feel the buzz, but think again, Dante. Don't say that such a chain hag is your ideal woman.
With rank 6 or Dante + cards in his hand, he's Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, so it's harder to get out than a chain, but what's crazy about him is that he's going to fertilize GY with Friche.
It was the last fort that was hard to put out, but it's a versatile initial move, so you can put it out with one copy around Diviner or Vion. As expected, the summoning right is used, so I haven't crossed the line yet.
If it is banned, it will be a reproduction of the original, so please do it (Kichiku)

A cursed card that is the basis of fusion and is a lifelong companion.
Synchro, Xyz, and Link can only be summoned with monsters, but Fusion consumes 1 more card, so it's easy to suffer disadvantages. Therefore, when it comes to materials, it is a flow to recover resources and strengthen the Fusion Monster itself, but there is a dilemma that the resource recovery is abused in a different direction and the operation of his powerful Fusion Monster is done.
I should have been able to fusion summon if I had all the materials on my field before it was too late...
The card itself has a lot of support and is easy to search, so it's easy to use, and the idea of merging monsters when the duelist casts a summoning spell is great. However, even if you say that this card is the cause of Debifla, Metamorphosis, Magical Scientist, Instant Fusion, Extrio, Shaddoll, Deck Fusion, and Dragoon, they all turned into villains. It's not too much to say.
The ramifications of this card against fusion are too deep.

With one of the Trigger Girls, you can negate the effects of your opponent's monsters, like Veiler and Bubble Shadow.
Since the timing of its use is limited, it is inferior to the above card as a hand trigger to stop the opponent's advance development. Nonetheless, with the exception of some things like Fluffiness, it's not unreliable during the opponent's turn.
The fact that you can activate it regardless of the situation on your field against the monsters Special Summoned by her during your turn is an advantage that the above two cards do not have. Especially recently, there is also "Tearlaments" that can be used during the opponent's turn, and this one might be better.
You can expect a decent amount of burn damage, but I don't think many opponents will care too much about it.