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A card that is full of value in one point, "It's a free chain control transfer". Although it is not practical, it demonstrates unparalleled strength in developing neta combos.

To be honest, the point of adding one more destruction to the destruction is subtle. It's difficult to use because it's limited to the opponent's field and monsters, and it doesn't have any combos, so it's honestly difficult to use it.
If I were to use it, in the MD environment where 《Spright Elf》is alive, would he use it for Spright and use it as a virtual free chain destruction? If you want to do that, I think 《I:P Masquerena》and 《Underworld Goddess of the Closed World》are fine. However, it is not a weak translation, or a person who has a possibility at all.

The most unpleasant situation when your opponent removes your hand is the opponent's preceding turn...
Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, the point that it does not fit there is also quite painful. The runes that constantly remove a lot of them are from his deck, so the lack of support is also painful, and I can't think of a situation where I can actually use it.

It's easy to unlock, but until then, it's a card that forces you to lock.
Due to the goodness of the race and stats, it can be stably secured with a number of cyber supports and "Gigantic Spright", etc., and once issued, it will be forced to perform a suicide attack unless the cost is "Forbidden Droplet".
Although the opponent's deck can affect the performance quite a bit, it's also excellent enough to delay the opponent's attack by one turn with a moderate probability.

A card that is sober and does a lot of bogus things. If it's possible to perform a level 7 synchro with a single card, and if the search destination includes 《Morphtronic Telefon》that no one knows why it's allowed, then it's as good as it gets.
And although the level 7 synchro layer is basically thin, there is 《Karakuri Shogun mdl 00 "Burei"》in the Machine. In other words, it will grow further from here.
The problem of only dealing with Normal Summon is certainly big, but the card has an impact that more than makes up for it. Perhaps at some point in time, there will be a large number of otaku who will say, "No, I thought this was dangerous," and say with a face, that kind of strength.

Plays a lot of roles other than the first move.
In the initial move, it basically doesn't work unless you search for "Floowandereeze and the Magnificent Map" with "Floowandereeze and the Advent of Adventure" (by excluding GY's travel preparations, you can get the lower level additional summoning rights that you removed and collected on the map), but that There are many situations, so it doesn't cause accidents that much.
Looking at it as a resource recovery, Floowandereeze advanced level does not have the effect of excluding itself, so basically unlike low level Floowandereeze, it cannot recover resources, but by excluding it with this card and recovering it with "Floowandereeze & Toccan", it can be deployed any number of times. can do things Also, even if it's a Spell Trap, it's possible to remove it and recover it, so it's almost essential to reuse his Spell Trap other than Floowandereeze and the Dreaming Town, which has a self-exclusion effect.
In addition, it is very powerful in that it can be used like a pseudo D.D. Crow that eliminates the opponent's GY card by developing the opponent's turn with a dream town or a mysterious map, and it can serve as both interference and development at the same time. The fact that it is a card that can consistently do this within the movement of the theme is also very good.
However, if you deploy 《Macro Cosmos》or 《Dimensional Fissure》, which are compatible with Floowandereeze, there are cases where there are no cards in GY and the effect cannot be activated. Insane cards such as 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》and The Bystial will remove GY in the free chain, so it is troublesome that such cards often interfere with resource recovery.
If the exclusion effect fails, summoning rights cannot be added, and general-purpose countermeasures for deck bounce and exclusion of GY cards that cause such situations are difficult (“Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion” would be difficult to actively adopt. ), a card that needs to be used more carefully than it appears, while revealing the opponent's remaining hands.

Special Summoning 《Rokket Tracer》that was searched for 《Absorouter Dragon》from 《Dragunity Knight - Romulus》and 《Dragon Ravine》in the first move, turning the battle situation upside down by reviving multiple bodies from GY. A Field Spell.
Personally, not only is it simply useful as a deployment card for Rokket, but even when Rokket is not used, Dragon GS is a Field Spell that can be easily searched with "Striker Dragon". I would like to pay attention to the point that it can be used as an affordable existence that can go to search.

The effect of keeping yourself on the board is a fun effect that can come up with various ways to use it, but the pump width is hopelessly too low.
If you can't even beat Red-Eyes Black Dragon, whose biggest identity is the lack of balance between your level and stats, then what exactly should you use it for?

To be honest, I think this is also a tremendous card with strength that crosses the line considerably.
Most of the "Continuous Trap", such as "Rivalry of Warlords", "Skill Drain", and "Macro Cosmos", where the game ends with one card, put heavy restrictions on you and your opponent, which distorts your build and prevents you from exerting your full power. Constraints, common sense, and basic principles existed in Yu-Gi-Oh. And those who break it are usually banned.
And they almost never responded to search or other means of improving handling, much less his madness to call it a direct deployment from the deck. It's strong if you take it off, and if you don't take it off, you're good. Even such cards have bought hate, and there have often been voices calling for regulation, and in fact many have been regulated. Especially in Master Duel, almost everything is a restricted card.
This card ignores ALL of those basic principles. Everything is really everything.
First of all, it's a perfect GY meta that can shut out his GY effect with a single card, along with Macro Cosmos, but it doesn't affect me. unilaterally block. At this point, the performance fundamentals of Continuous Trap are broken.
And the effects of the so-called Ishizu gimmick monsters all support this card and 《Exchange of the Spirit》, which means that it fulfills the conditions of this card. Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》can be activated on the first turn of the first attack), committing a rather insane act. He also violated the basic principle of Continuous Trap, which is the thinness of support.
As a bonus, Ishizu's Gravekeeper Deck has a search function that lubricates it, and his GY manure of 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》and 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》is equipped with a handicap function that unexpectedly functions to detect the opponent's deck archetype and steal a turnaround move. Specifications that are too full of hospitality. Both of them are very good effects on their own, and especially considering that the search effect has the bounce of the opponent's turn, the value is higher than it looks.
Certainly, the combined concept of the Gravekeeper Deck and the original Ishizu Deck, which destroys the opponent's Deck, seals GY, predicts the opponent's future and seals it, is very interesting, and as a fan of the original, it is very "hot". But I wonder if it's a trick that the madness of 2022 can do, and the actual implementation is completely beyond the line... The original Ishizu was really cool, so when it was announced, I was innocently happy until I fully understood its performance.
Nonetheless, there are also clauses where the existence of this card is a point that is superior to 《D.D. Crow》against 《Mudora the Sword Oracle》and 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》, which are currently almost the only ones. It was too small a hole to call it the only conscience that if you shoot through his opponent's GY's 《Exchange of the Spirit》it becomes just a strong main engine.

To be honest, I've only seen this card used once.
Even if you have the so-called "Ishizu Gimmick" crazy super insane thought abandonment cheat card group, it's not so easy to save 15 cards in your opponent's girlfriend's GY. can't
The leisurely strategy of accumulating a large amount of cards in his opponent's GY and aiming for an LO victory involving this card is not so easy, and before that it will be killed instantly on the return turn. would be more common.
However, the value of a card is also determined by the combo cards it combines with... yeah. The designer's combo was too strong.
His GY meta effect of Gravekeeper's Trap, which activates with this card in his GY, is frankly over the line. His Continuous Trap, which has a meta effect that ends the game, affects each other, so he himself is also restricted in construction and cannot demonstrate his full power. Their sole role is to be recruited only to satisfy the effect conditions.
However, the effect of this card itself is not weak. It's easy to shoot cards, and if you use them, you'll really get stuck. That's right, the one time I said "I saw it only once" was that match. Of course it was packed and sealed. Although he chooses his opponent, he is actually quietly strong.

The gag scene that comically covers Jonouchi's mistake is so practical that it's hard to believe it's the first time, and it's a mysterious card that has been strong ever since its introduction.
The increase in destruction resistance is only the story of the final stage, and even now there are many gaps in the middle of development. Even so, if you just shoot through one, you'll land on the compromised board, but... if you blow them all away, it'll be different! ? As such, it will forever be a strong card, unless the low-end stats become the current endgame ace, or until the crazy times come when all environment cards have bogus effects like Tearlaments.
Also, with the exception of some themes such as Labrynth and Traptrix, in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where traps are not actively used, it is often seen that the final stage is designed to be vulnerable to traps, and in such cases, if you are lucky... Or rather, if the opponent is unlucky, it can play a role like "a mysterious card that is activated during the opponent's turn." It's really rare, but when you activate it at that timing, the opponent usually doesn't have the resource to struggle from there.
"Oh, my Deck, it doesn't matter how many monsters I destroy." If you throw it in, there are countless scenes that are still very active.

Actually, what is written is a pretty cool card.
Quick-Play Spell's 《Dark Hole》performance alone deserves a high evaluation, but the fact that it must be used in combination with 《Macro Cosmos》is a pain.
Neither this card nor 《Macro Cosmos》has a search method, so it's a very strict "combo card on the premise that you can draw both of them".
Conversely, if this handling aspect is solved, it will be a card that can be said to be almost perfect. Even now, Torrential Tribute is pretty strong, so you should be able to understand the value of slowly throwing the board on your opponent's turn.
It is also powerful that his GY effect of the destroyed card cannot be activated thanks to the compulsory removal by "Macro Cosmos", and it is very safe to shoot against his Tearlaments, which is the embodiment of that balance adjustment abandonment. Excellent. In addition, related cards such as Helios Trice Megistus have self-resurrection effects that only deal with battle destruction, so shooting this card will easily kill you.
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Considering that it's a level 1 that can be recruited without being wary of opponents while developing the meta, it's pretty good.
With his deck being able to develop Link and Synchro under the influence of 《Macro Cosmos》, it's a pretty good material factor.
The effect is... yeah... I think ✪ Leo Wizard is still better...

It is roundabout and there are few ads.
Triggered by changing the battle position, the landing point of the effect is to remove the opponent's Spell Trap, which is also named Turn 1. The suffering.
It's hard to handle, it doesn't make much sense to do it, and if the concepts are quarreling, it's weak no matter where you take it.
But it's okay Because you want to attack too, right? Month.

Since Gemini Monsters are effective only after being resummoned, there's little point in making him Special Summon during the opponent's turn, and to be honest, I don't really know how to make use of it if it's passive.
The second half of the effect, like the suppression effect, is normally a large number of other negate destruction cards. why do you use this? It has performance to the extent that it is not possible to return an answer to the question.
The narrow and hard-to-handle suppressive effect of "use the equipment card as a cost" and "negate the target effect" is almost the same as the effect of "Red-Eyes Slash Dragon", and it is said that it is a tribute to that effect, or rather, it is the original story. It seems to be, but I can only say that it would be very troublesome if such a shameful card was intentionally imitated.
In the first place, the concept of Equip Spell itself is "something that cannot be used unless you give it your all" in modern Yu-Gi-Oh. Yes, it can be said that it is self-evident that this card, which exists at the intersection of these "modern Yu-Gi-Oh 2 major nursing care elements", is weak.
……And in this world, for some reason, there are some unfortunate poor-looking black dragons who suffocated after taking in those two elements on a theme-by-theme basis.