Cassimolar →Used Deck

It appeared together with 《Votis》of the same period, but it didn't use its effect and left immediately, so it didn't leave a strong impression on me and I didn't know where it came from.
Is the effect synergistic with the avatar, which is the user's trump card in the original work?
Both effects are slow to take effect, which is easy to deal with as a neck. The back burn is based on the original RBI and half, or it can only be stopped by direct attacks.
Support is plentiful but difficult to handle.

After destroying the summoning right, doubling his ATK of the opponent's monster, and the time-lag destruction & burn effect has high uncertainties, honestly the return does not match the risk at all.
Destruction and burn in return are avoided by using various materials, and although you can prevent direct attacks with your own effects, it is possible to attack monsters, and you can not activate it until the battle phase, so it is removed in advance. It is quite possible that the direct attack of a monster with doubled ATK will hit directly.
Moreover, it is not his ATK reference that can make use of his ATK that the reference value of the burn effect has been doubled by the effect, but there is even a stingy element that can not even become a romantic gun with half of his original ATK reference.

It is a monster that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and its appearance, name, and treatment in the work make it look like nothing else.
The effect is performed in the flow of inflating the opponent's monster → bursting → effect damage with the NS trigger effect.
If you are NS, you can activate a delay effect that parries the opponent's direct attack that can be activated by releasing yourself, and by doing this, you can lead to the destruction of the explosion without receiving a painful direct from the inflated monster. Its reliability is very low because it can only be used after entering the battle phase.
If you're not good at it, by the time your opponent's battle phase begins, it's normal for both the inflated opponent's monster and this monster to be out of play for a long time.
It's pretty fun to do, but you can't use this card's own effect to give meaning to your opponent's monsters, such as needing NS, having to wait a long time for the effect to be fulfilled, or the timing to activate the delay effect is not cool. , There are too many disappointing elements such as the essential effect damage being reduced to half of the original ATK despite taking the risk of bloating the opponent's monster, and at the very least, what is the point of doubling the opponent's monster's ATK? If you don't use it with other effects, even if it's a removal with burn, I have the impression that it's a bit unbearable to use because of its excessive weight, low resistance penetration, and poor return.
The effect that prevents all of the opponent's monsters from attacking directly can be activated from a single NS to activation without depending on the field, so why not use it as a delaying agent to gain turns in the Countdown Deck?