Cerulean Skyfire →Used Deck

A thunder called a counter that doesn't know when it will come down.
Originally, the special move cards of the Sacred Beasts had the ability to greatly change the impression of the owner, but this is the only epoch-making card that completely changed Hamon's image with an effect that does not contribute to striking power at all.
Instead, the part of the existence of a pair with Ra is completely Misawa, and if anything, it has become like a rival of Osiris. In fact, when all of them are on the field, the control power is extremely high, and the state of dominating the field with the highest performance of a counter that does not ride on a chain is reminiscent of God Five.

Spell - A Continuous Spell with the same ruling as The Fabled Unicore, albeit limited to Trap.
In the Sacred Beasts Deck, whether or not Hamon and this card can be stuck first.

Due to the effect of (2), if 《Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder》in Attack Position exists, he can negate Spell/Trap, and by becoming Defense Position, other monsters will attack due to the effect of 《Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder》in Defense Position. I think it's excellent that it won't be done.

Continuous Spell that supports Hamon because of Hamon's special move.
Effect to extend Hamon's summoning cost range to all backside spell cards, effect to negate the effect of his opponent's Spell Trap by setting Hamon to Defense Position, reduce damage received on the turn the Sacred Beasts leaves the field It has the effect of setting to 0.
Expanding the range of Hamon's summoning cost will make it easier to issue, but since Special Summons that ignore more powerful summoning conditions are becoming more abundant, there is little need to expand here.
The favorite is the suppression effect using Hamon, preventing the hard-working Hamon from being easily dismissed by his Spell Trap and the monsters guided by it. There is also a condition to become a Defense Position, but this also allows you to use the effect of gathering Hamon's attack targets. Even if Phantasm is accidentally broken through, the damage will be cut for 1 turn, so you can prevent a one-kill, but isn't that a bad situation?
Since all the effects are specialized for Hamon, Hamon is also required. Will it be used in combination with the Sacred Beasts or as a Hamon specialty?

As for the Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder support, I think it's too good compared to his other Phantasm support.
For Phantasm, which has little suppression effect, his Spell/Trap blockage is very appreciated, and it is also a plus that it is easy to search.
It's also great for risk management to block his spells that don't take targets that can't be blocked in Lost Paradise, bounce, search and deploy effects that lead to natural enemies Astram and Crystal Wing.
It will take some time, but if you line up Phantasm Emperor Raviel together and activate 《Awakening of the Sacred Beasts》, you will be able to block all card effects that activate on the field.
The damage cut ability is useful in case of emergency, such as a high ATK monster that attacks continuously.
That said, he doesn't use it much in his current Phantasm Deck other than its blocking effect, and it can be said that it is a card that specializes only in slowing down the opponent's movement.

"Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder", who was known as the Ultimate Jewel God, Hamon
Since it is a negate that does not form a chain, Super Fusion and Counter Trap can also be negate
Not just once per turn, but after that, I added the effect of making Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder a Defense Position, so I got the feeling that Hamon's unmatched offensive effect and defensive effect worked well together. good
The effect of (3) cannot be activated if this card is targeted first, so there are few opportunities to activate it, but it is better to have it than not.
The (1) summon reduction can be used to release rotten draw sources, so it is often used rather than Hyper Blaze.

As Hamon's support, he can also send GY to his Continuous Spell on the back side, but Continuous Spell has no basic lag in activation, unless you use a card that has a forced effect processing when activated like Opening of the Spirit Gates. I don't really care. Since it can be used as a cost even with a normal spell, 《Phantasmal Martyrs》is useful, but I feel that AF business trips are still better than doing that.
Excellent is his Spell Trap negate with a permanent effect, Hamon is required on the field, but being able to shoot this at will is a strength. However, it is compulsory to become Defense Position, so it is a little troublesome if it is your turn.
Even if it becomes easier to play with support, the Hamon itself will still be heavy, so it may be necessary to limit the number of cards, but since there is 《Opening of the Spirit Gates》, I would like to use it if it is possible to search.

Hamon's attack name is similar to 《Hyper Blaze》, but rather a support rather than a deathblow.
Although it has a decent effect as a support, the Sacred Beasts is relatively easy to normal summon and Raviel's priority is high due to the explosive power of dedicated support, so this card tends to be second.
The rock type sounds interesting when combined with 《Awakening of the Sacred Beasts》, but it seems better to go to extreme brain muscle.
It's not a negate, but it can also give strong resistance to Paradise Lost, and there aren't many decks that prioritize Hamon other than the Sacred Beasts. I can't say that the raw performance itself is high. Hamon.
It's not weak, but I think it's a difficult card to handle.

A card with 《Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder》on it
《Dark Summoning Beast》can be Special Summoned from his deck, but cannot be attacked, so if you want to surpass your opponent's turn with this card by issuing 《Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder》, this card is for the purpose of passing the opponent's turn. can be adopted. This move is the strongest if it is the first turn ahead.
However, if you use [the Sacred Beasts], it's faster to sink your opponent with Raviel, Lord of Phantasms, so there's not much reason to defend yourself with this card.
It's a card that seems to shine better when used in a Deck that specializes in 《Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder》like [Convulsion of Nature Control].

With Hamon, he can stop any Spell Trap.
Since the chain is not assembled, the Shinsen also stops.
Phantasm is preceded by Hamon, Paradise Lost, and Thunder
Is it ideal to protect Paradise Lost?

With Hamon's summoning support, the effect of 1 can also be used as a cost for her spell on the reverse side.
However, it is still heavy.
The effect of 2 is that if Hamon is present, he can negate spells and traps.
However, since Hamon becomes his defense position, it is difficult to make use of Hamon's RBI in his turn.
I think the effect of 3 should be treated as a bonus.