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It has an effect similar to the exclusion version of Blizzard, but since it competes with Suzuri for summoning rights, the current BF has a slightly weaker presence...
In addition to being limited to when summoned, you have to temporarily exclude it with 《Allure of Darkness》and Simoun's cost, so it's often rotten in the first pick, so stacking multiples is dangerous.
However, since there are still few BF cards that can be developed from a single card, it may be possible to use a pinprick for insurance purposes.

Special Summon It looks like the conditions are strict, but in reality, it's a loose condition that another one will appear while you're regular summoning with Boreas + BFD etc.
Also, although it is limited to monster effects, it has a suppression effect similar to Masquerade, and if you line up 3 of them, you can limit the activation of the opponent's monster effect to 3 times, so there is a lot of significance in lining up multiple.
It's not uncommon for BFD and BF Synchro Tuner to accumulate in the middle of deployment, even if you don't use multiple lined up, so it's useful to simply add firepower.
I am very grateful for the high score that comes out incidentally.

The one whose utility has increased because Atlantis is the frontrunner in the "sea" Deck.
The problem is that it doesn't benefit from sea supports like "Fish Sonar" because it has a mysterious name like "A Legendary Ocean" instead of "sea" in the text, but it's reassuring to be able to simply stack 4 terafos.

The effect of Special Summoning two of his Salamangreats is negated, and you can only put out a monster from the EX Deck once.
Having the effect negate is especially painful because the effect of 《Salamangreat Gazelle》cannot be used.
Salamangreat is a theme that involves mass expansion from link summons, and it is also a minus that reincarnation link summons cannot be performed after sending out a wolf after activating this card.
The restriction that you can only get it out of EX once is heavier than you can imagine, and you can't even do basic moves such as converting monsters on the field into Link 1 and activating Gazelle's effect to increase the number of Links.
In most cases, 《Will of the Salamangreat》, which does not negate the effect and has no restrictions, is often enough, but it is possible to consider using at least one copy.

Virtual World doesn't have level 9 monsters that can enter the main, so it's not easy to get Rank 9 because it's quite expensive to get Synchro once and level up with Suzaku.
Despite the summoning difficulty, this card has only 1 interference, and you can't use the negate effect unless your own monster also negates him. If you target yourself, you can negate anything other than Earth and Phantom Dragon.
Also, Virtual World Gate often uses his GY effect as the main, and only Suzaku remains in the field. Even when viewed as a virtual world, the effect of ① is almost dead, and it can not be said that the performance is commensurate with the difficulty of summoning using Synchro as a relay. I wonder if level 9 Virtual World, which enters the main, comes out and is finally considered for adoption.
If you're going to use a Synchro to get this guy out, it seems better to set up a Synchro with a suppression effect from the beginning.
If you look at it as a general-purpose rank 9, it's compatible with Hyper Peryton, so you might be able to differentiate it by being able to use it on your own turn and negate the permanent effect.

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Compared to the similar cards "Mind Control" and "Change of Heart", the range of monsters that can be captured is considerably narrower, and the fatal flaw is that it is difficult to adapt depending on the situation.
Many of the powerful monsters you want to remove with priority are Special Summon monsters, and it's not worth paying the LP cost to use them.
Now that 《Mind Control》is unlimited and 《Change of Heart》is unlocked, I don't think there's much merit in using this card.

It's the only way to officially summon Venominaga, but on top of that it only supports effects or rule destruction, it's an effect that can be activated from time to time, so even if the effect is destroyed after Chain 2, you'll miss the timing, so Venominaga is issued. It is the biggest neck on the top.
Recently, however, the number of cards that can search for Normal Trap has increased, making it easier to draw cards into your hand.
With the advent of 《Trap Tracks》, which simultaneously processes destruction and search, it's much easier to activate... but if you activate it after Chain 2, you'll still miss the timing, so you need to be careful.

In Labrynth, it is an easy-to-use RBI staff, and if it is used normally, it exceeds 3000 RBI.
However, the trap's search range is very narrow, and it is a drawback that it can only be used when summoning.
The attack reaction Trap itself is not very user-friendly, and even Labrynth rarely uses it, so the search effect tends to rot.
As if to make up for it, it's even easier to summon with similar summoning conditions, and if you can maintain it, you can search once per turn regardless of attack response, and after Shiroganehime, who has effect resistance, was completely discarded...
Well, if you look at 3000 or more as a processing personnel with high RBI resistance, it might not be bad.

It's a pain that you can't put out the most important princess in Labrynth, even though it consumes your hand.
Labrynth doesn't use much EX and isn't very useful for lining up lower grades, so I call Arianna and she's welcome, and I use it to set up Baguska while searching for her.
However, she also has good compatibility with Lilith Control in Trap Con's Devil Deck, so it feels like a card that is mixed with the main card, although its usefulness is low.

It has the effect of turning your hand into S materials, but due to the mysterious restrictions of "Normal Summon limited", "Zombie limited", and "Materials excluded", it's quite inconvenient.
As for [Shiranui], which has good compatibility with banishment, it can be used, since it is mainly built with a lot of undead parts outside the theme, it is not all monsters that can be obtained by excluding all of them, but the compatibility is subtle. In addition, it competes with 《Uni-Zombie》, which is the cornerstone of most undead decks, for summoning rights.
Also, since Ande's non-tuners are mainly 4 or 6, the options for synchros that can be put out are terribly narrow, and it's difficult to use the effect unless it's a dedicated build.
Well, it's a level of subtlety that can't be helped by just deleting one or two restrictions...

As long as you can maintain 《Undead World》, you can self-regenerate and 2 interference with 1 card, which is an exceptional performance card even in modern times.
The removal effect itself is a top-class removal that does not target, and it is very easy to use because it can be activated by the effect of your girlfriend's Zombie monster.
Since it has a self-regenerating effect, he only needs to be in GY, and Ande has many effects such as Uni-Zombie that send monsters from her deck to her GY, so there is also a way to access this card. very many.
It is a monster that is easy to put out roughly and is strong as it is a signboard of Strok, and it can be said that it is the biggest advantage of using Anwa.

It's a fusion card that can be deck-fused, but if you don't clear the condition that your LP is lower than your opponent's, which is quite troublesome to meet from the first turn, it's performance is inferior to even the original Polymerization. You have to consume it from the field.
Even after clearing fairly strict conditions, it is necessary to exclude materials from the hand, deck, and GY.
Although Ande has recently started using exclusion, basically his GY utilization is the main subject, so the effect is strong.
Chancey, Shiranui, and 《Necroface》, whose effects can be used even if they are removed from the Deck, are the targets, but there are not many undead cards that can make use of removal.
As an advantage, there are two types of dedicated search cards, and both are extremely easy conditions for ANDE when they are sent to NS, SS and GY.
All in all, it's not subtly matched to the nature of the Ande Deck, and the risk/return is not balanced.
Not only on the field, but at least from my hand, if I could use it as a normal material, I could have used it to start, but...

In [Salamangreat], the summoning conditions are even looser and there is Bale Lynx who can pull the key card, so there is almost no turn, but regardless of the theme, he can send any monster to his GY, so it is being used in various decks. A practical general-purpose card.
The fact that even this almost vanilla card is going to play shows how carefully Link 1 has to be crafted...

In a Live Twin Deck, it's easy to have both Linked Kiskill and Lyra on the board, but it's mostly limited to you, you can't use it unless you have 3 or more on your opponent's field, and the opponent has the right to choose. Not good, 4400 vanilla in real terms.
It's nice to be able to put it out in your hand or GY, but the means to attract Evil Twins monsters in the Deck itself is limited, such as the cost of Trouble Sunny and the additional effect of Secret Passphrase, so currently it's necessary for the cost of Trouble Sunny. Well, it's a position where I feel like I should put one in.
However, I have the impression that he can be more useful than I thought because he can play an active role if he is placed in GY when the RBI is not enough.