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A trap card that uses the idiom that appeared in the original Battle City edition as the card name.
It is written that it can be activated when each player has 3 or more cards in their hand, return all of them to his deck, and draw 5 cards to each other.
At this time, only you will lose his LP proportional to the number of cards you have returned to his deck, and normally you will lose at least 1800 LP.
If you activate it properly, even if you have 3 cards in your hand, you will consume 4 cards including this card and draw 5 cards. The LP loss, which is a disadvantage, is quite large.
Since it's a trap card, it can be used to destroy plans by exploding when your opponent prepares their hand, and since it's returned to the bottom of the deck, there's almost no risk of it being drawn again when you draw 5 cards, but it only occasionally gets stuck. In most cases, it will be difficult to adopt it for that purpose.
In addition, you only need 3 cards in your hand at the time of activation, and if you use it with monsters with triggered immediate effects that activate in your hand, Quick-Play Spells, cards that you discard from your hand due to effects or costs, or cards that you send to GY, the number of cards returned to the Deck will be reduced. You can draw cheaper and lose less LP.

Her Spell Card, which is familiar to Ishizu in the original Battle City arc, "Show me! Seto!"
Following "The Eye of Truth", it is a card that determined the impression that Kaiba is a character who feels strong resentment when his hands are known. .
The effect is that you can draw 1 card after each other's Peeping Handes, and this is a numerical disadvantage due to the consumption of this card, but the necessary cards in your hand before the activation will be on the field. There is an advantage of being able to put it out.
Even though it applies to both sides, the Spell that allows you to peeping handicap at no cost is valuable, and by reducing the number of cards in your hand, you can control the cards your opponent discards to some extent. You can bring in a situation where you have to discard monsters whose effects are triggered by , or Spell Trap cards with effects that are activated by GY.
However, there are not many people who like to use it because the content of the extra 1 draw cannot be confirmed, and it always comes with stress that it will backfire.
Since it has a draw effect, it has the disadvantage that it can be caught by Urara, but on the contrary, it can be regarded as a card that lures Urara. If you chain and throw it, you can say it's a good deal.

One of the cards Malik used to reuse the restricted card "Monster Reborn" in the original Battle City edition, and in the OCG, it was also in Ishizu's Deck in the Battle City edition of "Spell Reproduction". A card that is completely upward compatible over there, with the contents of the hand cost free.
However, activating this card, which is a Normal Spell, discards 2 cards as a cost. It's difficult to use as a card, and at least it's not a card suitable for beatdown decks.
It will mainly be used to keep combos from breaking off by reusing certain of his spell cards in a deck-drawing combo deck.
It was later imported into Rush Duel, where the hand is replenished to 5 cards every turn, and the cost is relatively low, making it easy to handle.

It is a card that feels a certain value as a means of protecting system monsters and his Spell Trap cards, which are permanent meta, from being destroyed by the opponent in his metabi deck.
It can withstand both battle and effect destruction, and can be applied even if multiple cards are destroyed at the same time by Sambol or Nagisa, so it can reduce the opponent's action options by permanent meta. I think it might be worth using with 《Sprind the Irondash Dragon》to send to GY.
Of course, it can't withstand removal methods other than destruction, such as 《Evenly Matched》, but if you think about the range you can protect, you can't ask for anything more than that.
However, in the case of an L summoning deployment relying on Scapegoat, this card will cause him to lose space in the EX Deck for the amount of Fusion Monsters he needs to send to GY, so consider that as well. I want to decide whether or not to

A great card that can revive up to 5 monsters with 1 card and 1 card cost required to activate, depending on the state of GY.
This is not to say that he is a Harpie Struck, but he appeared as one of the new cards in the WIND Struck, and we can see the circumstances of Winged Beast and his WIND at that time.
In order to use it strongly, it requires some preparation, but it can't be searched, it can't be activated immediately, and since it's a Continuous Trap, if you leave the field due to the chain activation effect, you'll lose your hand cost.
Aside from fighting with Harpies, he can understand how good the Normal Spell "Rekindling", which can be used as a material for Special Summon at no cost, is great.
Even so, the activation does not have a name, Turn 1, and there are no demerits other than self-destruction, so the monster that Special Summoned can attack, activate and apply effects, and can be used as materials for Special Summon as much as you want. The monsters that can be summoned are also enhanced with each new Harpie, so I think it's definitely worth adopting.

An ultimate removal trap that can be activated when there are 3 cards that become a specific Normal Monster.
Clears the opponent's field and has a tremendous effect of making them discard all cards, even their hand.
However, it is easy to see it as the strongest card because the impact of removing all cards from the hand is very strong, but the total removal is nothing more than effect destruction, and on top of having almost no combat ability, it is a designated monster whose five basic stats all do not match. Considering it's an effect that can be unleashed with 3 bodies, it feels a little unsatisfactory.
Also, the cards removed from the field and the cards discarded will all be sent to him by GY if used properly, but it cannot be said that there is not necessarily a scene where this backfires.
And above all, the activation of this card is not a complete Furitche, but it can only be done during your main phase, so the strength of the Trap card body is completely dead, and even if you have all the cards on the first turn, your opponent will turn. It has a fatal flaw that it cannot be used to interfere with
If you don't set it in advance, you can't use it immediately when the specified monsters are on the field, and you can't activate it until it comes back after turning it on your opponent's turn.
When I tried to remove all the cards in my hand, which is the strongest point, I gave my opponent one turn, so it's not funny that the opponent had almost no cards in their hand.
After reading the card text for the first time in a while, I think it's a card that makes you think, "Huh? This card can't be used during the opponent's turn, so it's pretty weak, isn't it?"

Let's dedicate the 4500th evaluation number to this X monster with an original ATK of 4500.
Although it is tied to DARK, it is a rank 8X monster with 4500 ATK with 2 materials, and it can also be used as an accessory for suppression because it has a negate effect that can be used in Friche during each other's turn.
This negate effect can be captured regardless of the type of card if it is a face-up card, and since it is a Friche effect, it is very good that it can be chained to the activation of a Normal Spell or Normal Trap card and negate it.
However, in order to use this effect, not only does it cost 1 X material and 1 card in your hand, you also have to put yourself in a Defense Position, which will expose your 1000 defense, so you can use it alone. There remains great concern about the control force in
Also, since it can only be Special Summoned by X summoning, it is difficult to take advantage of the Zombie's own race, and there is also the problem that rank 8X high hit points and negate holders have powerful competitors even with general-purpose materials.
Fortunately, there are no disadvantages such as attacking or automatically becoming his defense position at a specific timing, so it is a reliable card as a simple RBI member.
Also, as mentioned above, the coverage of the negate effect itself is quite excellent, so I think it's worth giving priority to a Deck that can support it with side-by-side monsters, such as making it impossible to attack this card.

One of the three Normal Monsters required to activate 《Huge Revolution》.
Even though there is no human race, there is no other card group that appropriately assigns elemental races and attributes to this extent.
For the time being, the existence of WIND monsters in Thunder at level 3 is valuable.

Of the three normal monsters he needs to activate 《Huge Revolution》, this card has overwhelmingly high defensive power, and it can be said that it has the best stats among the three, including the level.
A defensive power of 2000 at level 1 was a very high number at the time, and "D.D. Trainer" and "Charcoal Inpachi" would appear later.
The other two are race/attribute-based decks, and their specs make it impossible to use them alone, but this card seems to be the only one that can be managed somehow.

It is one of the three types of Normal Monsters necessary to cause 《Huge Revolution》, and it is a card that directly feels the evil that "Humans" do not exist in Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
In terms of ability, it has a miserable status of being backward compatible with 《✪ Fire Eye》that appeared in the first season.
In recent years, support effects related to level 2 and Pyro / FIRE have been enhanced, but even if they are incorporated, they cannot be shared with "Oppressed People" or "United Resistance", and I don't feel that the weak side is worth matching here.

Normal Spell that can search or salvage 《Buster Blader》.
There is no name Turn 1, and it is an exceptional range for a card of this time, but the Bass Blur to search is the highest class monster and does not have self-SS ability, so even if it is put into play, it will have an effect that leads to an advantage and interferes with the opponent. It's a pity that it can't be rated as highly as the text looks, because it doesn't have the same effect.
Nowadays, even such cards can be searched for with special effects.
If you specialize in using Bass Blur from your hand to Special Summon him or using a safer hand as a fusion material, it makes more sense to bring it to your hand.

His Quick-Play Spell for maintenance that only you can see 3 cards from the top of his Deck.
It can improve the quality of your draws, and you can combo with 《Ma'at》, but it's hard to consume one card just for that, and at least you want to avoid using it like Normal Spell.
It later came to belong to the "Spellbook" card group, and it is a salvation that the benefits received and given by it have increased.

A monster that has existed since the time the magic counter system was born in the 3rd term, but a card with a peculiarity that does not fade even now.
The effect is that each time you activate his spell card, you put 1 magic counter on yourself and remove 3 to draw 1 draw, but surprisingly this effect does not have a turn 1.
Since its introduction, it has been possible to perform infinite draw combos using 《Gearfried the Iron Knight》and 《Butterfly Dagger - Elma》, and even now, he can draw his deck with combo decks using 《Magical Stone Excavation》, 《Toon Table of Contents》and 《Into the Void》. You can contribute to cutting.
It's one of those cards that maximizes the strengths of old cards that don't have Turn 1 or the name Turn 1.
It's a very rare card with a monster as the interior of the building, but for that reason, it's a low-class monster with a fairly high DEF of 2000.

A Spellcaster monster that becomes a 《Man-Eater Bug》that does not self-destruct and has the effect of removing one opponent's monster with its reverse effect.
When it comes to being recruited by the effect of 《Apprentice Magician》, it felt like 《Magician of Faith》or 《Crystal Seer》or this card.
There are many cards with similar effects that are more useful now, so it's hard to prioritize.
It is also famous for being drawn in the illustration of the infamous Trap card "Magical Explosion".

A card in the "Proficient" Spellcaster series, this card is a Black Magician with the ability to make Bramaghi his Special Summon.
As a low-level monster back then, he had higher stats than a Normal Monster, and even now there aren't many Effect Monsters with no demerits that have 1700 DEF against an ATK of 1900.
The effect of Special Summoning Bramagi using a magic counter is very excellent in the area to be Special Summoned, so there are many effects to be caught, and it takes time to activate and even release itself, and the monsters that are Special Summoned are Even though it's bramage, Normal Monster feels a little lonely.
Even so, as a brahmaji support at the time of its appearance, it can be said that it has exceptional performance including the status as a low-class monster.
In the different world arc of the anime GX, it appears as an executive of the enemy camp along with Skilled White Magician, but it is unknown why this monster was chosen.