Destiny HERO - Dusktopia →Used Deck

A card that freaked out GX fans with its unusual appearance and effects unlike DHERO.
It is said that the Arc Five's antis are called altar people in the streets, and the card with a story that is the origin of that. Even on this relatively quiet site, it's rare to get angry comments, so if you have time, please read the section on Dusk Utopia Guy carefully. You can see the reputation of Ark Five at the time.
Fusion summoning will allow you to fuse once more, but it will require a Fusion Monster, so you can't pop it out of Fudes and the cost is ridiculous. The timing is quite severe because it can only be fusion summoned when it is fusion summoned. The continuous fusion itself is interesting, but the handling is quite bad.
Friche adds resistance to destruction, but this also doesn't lead to a decisive return. If you don't use up until the fusion, you can't get your money back.
Edge Imp, Shaddoll, and 《Guardian Chimera》resource recovery means are essential. The Edge Imp gimmick is compatible with DHERO, so please consider it.

It has two interesting effects of fusion built-in and giving resistance to furiche.
Since the effect of (1) is a trigger, it is possible to surprise the opponent by performing multiple fusion summons during the opponent's turn with Necro Fusion.
With 《Necro Fusion》, he can send GY directly from EX with a Dogmatika type card and skip the process of SSing the peculiar fusion D-HERO.
Normally, the card to be issued will be a HERO type, but since there are no restrictions on the fusion destination or the material, it can be appreciated that the application of the player is effective.
The effect of (2) is Friche, and the effect itself is general-purpose, so it is very convenient.
For some reason, it can also target opponent's monsters, so it can be used as a meta card for self-destructing and self-destructing attacks.
However, note that it cannot be used as a punching bag because the battles damage will also be 0.
If I were to pick it up with D-HERO, would it be possible to block the self-destruct attack of "Destiny HERO - Dark Angel" that was sent to the opponent while tied up tightly with "Rivalry of Warlords" or "Gozen Match"?
It would be best to use it to protect your own monsters rather than using such a roundabout way.

Comprehensive evaluation: Defensive personnel who uses 《Fusion Destiny》on the turn that takes the first attack, and surpasses the next opponent's turn with (2).
The route from one 《Fusion Destiny》to the fusion summoning of 《Vision HERO Trinity》is tentative.
With the appearance of 《Destiny HERO - Denier》, it will lead to 《Destiny HERO - Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer》, and it is possible to remove the free chain.
Fusion summons "Destiny HERO - Dangerous" using "Elemental HERO Shadow Mist" and "Destiny HERO - Malicious" as fusion materials.
《Destiny HERO - Malicious》Recruit the second one.
Search for and summon Vision HERO Vyon with the effect of Elemental HERO Shadow Mist, then search for Polymerization and send Destiny HERO - Denier to his GY for self-regeneration.
And return the removed 《Destiny HERO - Malicious》to the Deck.
Use 《Vision HERO Vyon》and 《Destiny HERO - Malicious》to link summon 《Xtra HERO Cross Crusader》, revive and release Diabolic Guy, and search for Destiny HERO.
In addition, he eliminated GY's 《Destiny HERO - Malicious》and recruited again.
Searching for "Destiny HERO - Dangerous", he fusion summoned this card with "Polymerization" using Destiny HERO as a material, and connected with "Destiny HERO - Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer" and "Destiny HERO - Dystopia" with "Destiny HERO - Denier" and "Destiny HERO - Malicious".
If you link summon "Xtra HERO Infernal Devicer", you can search for two HEROs and get Trinity.
Well, the effect of 《Xtra HERO Infernal Devicer》may cause 2 HERO cards to be searched by accident, and it is also possible to compromise with 《Vision HERO Adoration》.
Considering practicality, it is almost a quote from the column of the person who won the deck that adopted this card, but "If you take the first attack, ignore (1) and go next with (2)." It will be used as a personnel who surpasses the opponent's turn.
By granting (2) resistance to 《Masked HERO Dark Law》, it is possible to restrict his movement along with his GY usage inhibition over there.
However, if you can change Destiny HERO - Dystopia's ATK to make him stand up, there's no problem, and it's not too much of a problem to overtake him with one of the multiple sub-patterns.
If you take the second attack, you can turn it over with 《Vision HERO Trinity》, so the importance is low.
《Destiny HERO - Dominance》, which can earn ads, is also a strong option.
It's far easier to use than when it first appeared, and the defensive effect is unlimited, so it's not bad.

ARC-V Ed's trump card
With a golden look on his face and whole body, he launched a direct attack on the viewer's abdominal muscles.
His high ATK is a suitable value for an ace.
The effect of ① may be excellent in terms of arranging multiple Fusion Monsters. However, if you are in a situation where this card can be used, there will be many scenes where you can directly fuse summon that monster. Also, since he cannot use GY as a material, it is quite difficult to use it together with the fusion material of this card. That said, compared to when D-HERO first appeared, D-HERO's ability to deploy has increased considerably, so it's probably an effect that makes it easier to use than it used to be.
The second effect is that you can protect yourself and your friends, but you can't be overconfident because you're powerless against Hounds and you can only protect one. Also, it's subtle that you can't interfere with your opponent's turn.

There is absolutely no point in putting it out in Destiny HERO, so everyone's evaluation is also disappointing.
However, now that the zone has opened, the unique use of this card is that it can be used from Devil Franken to grant effect destruction resistance to monsters other than yourself.
I've seen somewhere that if you beat the cost with Psychic Devifla, you can protect Extrio and line up with The Last Warrior from Another Planet, so you can draw a fairly strong lineup... but where?

I came to say "congratulations" because the rule revision made it possible to use it a little, but when I saw other rice, I lost the will to say such a thing... I know the area very well, so I can't go into too much detail, but the only thing I can say is that I shouldn't disrespect fans of other works.
Regarding the performance of the card, although the material is quite heavy, the effect is defensive and the resistance grant is subtle in the current environment. I don't think it's practical because the fusion effect seems to have been taken. At the very least, if the material was a "HERO" Fusion Monster + a "D-HERO" monster, I think there would have been a place to play an active role.

The appearance of Helldeviser has made it easier to gather materials in his hand, and with the next rule revision, he will be able to line up Fusion Monsters without being bound by Link.

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Popular name: Dassagai

what is this small fish
What are you thinking about fusion with the effect of (1) even though you are requesting fusion D as a material to produce this thing...
(2) Giving battle and effect destruction resistance isn't bad either, but it's not a good idea to go out of your way to create such a heavy monster.

Fusion D, which appeared in the midst of the anime's great flames and was damaged by rumors.
① is barely engaged due to its own weight, and ② is not bad, but considering its own weight, it is difficult.
If you use it as an Illusory Summoner, you can use your own effect to prevent self-destruction, but if you use that method, Bloom Diva is stronger, so there's no point in using it.
The biggest problem is that it has been strengthened to the extent that it can be used by increasing the number of cards, and unlike Dystopia, which originally has a loose material specification, there is no taste to bring this out even through the link. If the material designation was Dystopia + D as in the anime, it could have been used as a swamp guy.
Now that D has been reinforced in a decent way, it has become a little easier to put out.

I don't think the specs are impossible. It's a little heavy, but when it comes to the illustration (and the design), I've seen him for a long time, and he's definitely a reborn headless knight.

A monster called Altar Guy due to its eccentric design.
Despite its weight, its status and effects are subtle, and the current rules make it difficult to use those effects.

A monster whose effect cannot even be used alone due to the new rules that came out after the rule revision. Since Isolde and his excellent Link Monsters came out, I managed to secure a marker target while suppressing the consumption of my hand. It's an effect that shouldn't be dissatisfied, and he fusion summoned it using a Fusion Monster as a material, but I think it's a design mistake that the first effect can't be fused without preparing more materials. Considering its rarity, it might be something like that, but it's not a monster effect that should be the goal of the AV version of the DHERO theme. I don't think there is any advantage to using it if you are not particular about it. Even if ATK is 3500, no one should complain. The design has nothing to do with the evaluation, but did you manage to do something like this?

Even with this, I was happy when I first got the new D-HERO in ARC-V. It's really just the beginning.
It is said that it can be fused with the effect of the first half when fusion summoning is successful, but this guy's material is a D-HERO fusion body, and the consumption is too intense, so it's hard to use even with Master Rule 3.
With this, if the second half of the effect is a permanent effect that grants resistance to all D-HEROs, I still thought, "It's more defensive, but it might be a candidate for protecting other HEROs," but it's an activation effect that only targets one. Moreover, it is powerless against targeted effects. It's obvious that the monster's effect activation will be crushed now, and it's not enough to keep the opponent in check. (Apart from using removal to just add resistance)
The ultimate is that the hit point is only 3000 against the weight of the material. It's true that D-HERO has a lot of cards with low RBI, but there are other cards that have better effects with this RBI. In other words, it is still more efficient to change the mask.
Regarding the illustration and nickname (derogatory name), I will complain about it as an outside evaluation, but it's crap, dude. It's good to have D's name on it, and it's shiny...

A deformed 5Ds designed HERO with an altar on its shoulder. Other HERO fans might get mad at me, but if this was a HERO other than D, they might still be able to understand it.
As you can see by searching for D-HERO on this site, the design doesn't have any dark hero pieces that stand out in a bad way compared to other D's. This guy's D is a lame D.
Let's stop with the swearing, when it first came out, it was the worst in terms of practicality, partly because of the new rules. .
Although the consumption is rough, the explosive power from the additional fusion of 1 and the destruction resistance of the effect of 2 are in the middle of the day, and the dystopia and dark row are hardened to increase the control force, and the damage cut is alive to reduce his LP. There is a benefit if it is a simple HERO.
In terms of practicality, it has improved greatly compared to when it first appeared, and I think it has become worth trying to operate.

No matter how you look at it, the effect of (1) isn't something that a monster with this material should have, or should I prepare something like a stepping stone guy before becoming this guy and give it to him? I think. Or rather, because of the new rules, it's impossible to summon the successor behind him, and it seems that the effects of Stepping Guy were mistakenly categorized here, or they were designed by someone who only knows Master Rule 3. can not see.
The effect of (2) is basically the effect of adding Safe Zone and Waboku and dividing it by two.
I wish cards of this size had more powerful effects.

Add resistance that can only prevent destruction at this time (and single), a fusion effect that you can't choose the timing of activation even though you don't have enough zones (and he can't even use GY as a material)
With just this effect, the status is normal. After dusk, it's pitch black.

This card is obsolete for three reasons.
(1) Fusion material: D-HERO, which has low deployment power and ad-earning power, is too heavy.
(2) Effect: A fusion effect that is quite subtle even under the old rules and completely dead under the new rules. And the effect of defense that is easy to break through for a fucking heavy material.
③Illustration: It's so lame that I can't believe it's D-HERO. Dystopia Guy is still not D-HERO-like at a level that still looks like D-HERO.
A card that no one wants and will not use for the above three reasons.
There doesn't seem to be three reasons to follow.

There is no GY fusion, he does not have deck fusion, and there are few cards that can recover ad when it becomes a fusion material. is.
If a monster is heavy so far, I would rather have a romantic effect that specializes in attacking like Trinity. Well, I'm asking for nothing.

It's heavy, has no romantic effect, and it's lame. On top of that, the new rules make it impossible to use its effects.
These days, there is no merit of producing 3000 points with a little resistance with such a heavy material.

If it had appeared in Master Rule 3, it might have been usable somehow, but with the new Master Rule, this effect is...
Among the new D-HEROs that have continued since the 9th term, this is the illustration that seems to be the least destined.
What's with D's face...is that lame D?

The design is a card that has been criticized badly, and it takes a lot of effort to put it out in a normal fusion.
For the effect of ②, it might be good to put out a 1-chan "Cyber-Stein"... If you have LP, if you can line up with "Naturia Exterio", it will be a powerful lineup. If only I had an LP.

A card in which the circumstances surrounding it are so severe that an altar cannot grow.
Effect 1 is an effect that allows you to fuse without fusion at the time of fusion summoning, but with D-HERO, fusion is tight and requires a fusion body as a fusion material. I have to.
It was already a weak effect, but due to the change in rules, it required more Link Monsters, making it almost useless.
The effect of 2 is a good effect, but it's not something I want to do with such a heavy thing.
Unlike the fusion of Gladiator Beast in the same pack, it was weakened by the new rules. Due to the weakness of the previous problem, Deck fusion and his GY fusion are not possible. I should have done something about it (or rather, D Fusion).

The ultimate form of the "D-HERO" Fusion Monster in Arc Five. Its resistance is reasonably strong, and its 3000 ATK/DEF isn't bad, but I don't think it's strong enough to go out of its way to make it work.
I think that "D-HERO Bloo-D", which appears in GX as the "ultimate D-HERO", has clearly higher performance.

A card that completely passed away due to the new rules. Even the old rules won't work.
If it's a D-HERO with a fusion axis, it shouldn't be difficult to summon it, but the D-HERO itself doesn't have enough ground power to deploy his Link Monster, so the effect of ① is completely rotten. First of all, this effect itself is too intense to disadvantage.
And the second effect. The effect itself is not much different from the anime, but the effort to summon it and the effect are completely out of proportion.
As a general comment, it is an industrial waste no matter how sweetly it is estimated. Rather than using this, it's more constructive to use Dystopia Guy and win with Burn. In other words, even if it takes more time to put it out, D-END is cooler and stronger.
We all know that the effect of summoning monsters in a chain like this under the new rules is difficult to use, but we can see how Konmai has made no improvements or anything at all. I myself use D-HERO and his Gladiator Beast, but this new one is beyond disappointing and even angry.

"Destiny HERO" Fusion Monster is very heavy at the time of requesting the material, but it has the effect of fusing when the fusion summoning is successful. At the time of putting out this card, you need to fuse twice, and you can't afford to fuse more. Moreover, due to the new master rule, if the extra monster zone is filled with this card, the effect cannot be activated. The effect of ② is strong because it is a free chain combat / effect destruction resistance, but it is a delicate place considering the weight. I wish I could at least procure one of the materials for Instant Fusion, but there are only two "Destiny HERO" Fusion Monsters other than this card, and it's level 6 or higher, so that way is cut off. looks.

Victim number 3 of the new rule where the evaluation column is too dystopian and grass does not grow.
It's a card like the ultimate form of fusion D-HERO, but it can be further fused with summon triggers. However, D-HERO, which is not a fusion Deck, will be exhausted from the fusion of this card, and I cannot deny the feeling of receiving the right to fusion. And of course, it's caught in the new rule, and unless there's a link summon, there's no space to fuse in the first place.
The effect of Senkoryu, which negates the immediate damage triggered at 3000 RBI, is convenient, but it's not powerful enough if you ask me if it's something you can get this far. I'm sure it's annoying, but...
Rather than lacking in ability itself, I feel like I'm just unfairly evaluated as a dystopian guy because I can't use my full power against the name and trouble, but it's hard to use and I want you to do your best. …

The material is heavy, the 1 and 2 effects are lacking as a trump card, and above all, the illustration is lame and disappointing.

Ed Phoenix's true trump card in Arc-V. However, there are not many Fusion Monsters, and D-HERO is not as good at fusion as E-HERO. It's hard to put out at the time of specifying D · HERO Fusion Monster as the material. Also, now that we are increasing the extra zone with Link Monster, the effect of (1) can hardly be used. The effect of (2) is also sufficient with Dimension Guardian and 《Safe Zone》. Is there any point in releasing this...?

A monster nicknamed Gods Guy or Altar Guy.
An eye-catching design that clearly stands out from the existing D-HERO.
The effect of (1) is an effect that is difficult to use due to the construction of Master Rule 4.
The effect of (2) is not bad, but 《Safe Zone》and 《Dimension Guardian》are enough. It's not an effect that you aim for by calling this guy out of the blue.

head gods guy
It seems that you can get it out with just one Alive (with the help of Vion, Zoodiac, and 《Lunalight Kaleido Chick》)

Known as Gods Guy.
It is said that you can fuse and further fuse using Fusion Monsters,
An unnecessary ability for D-HERO who doesn't use multiple fusion hits. The compatibility with the new rules is also the worst.
So, what comes out is 3000 RBI, destruction negate of 1 monster and 0 battles damage.
As long as there is no damage, what you can do is limited to defense,
It's too inconvenient to just use cards to protect.
It's better to simply use the existing large D-HERO!

Commonly known as Altar Guy, the illustration is...
The effect of 1 is continuous fusion, and it is certainly romantic that there is no specification at all, but if you ask if you have the energy to fuse further after playing this heavy one with DHERO, there is no such thing as a new rule. There was a lot of industrial waste that the extra zone was filled up when it was put out, so there was no way to use it. do not have.
The 2nd effect gives one monster resistance to Beelze, which is heavy and the effect itself is not bad, but in this era where removal other than destruction is rampant, it is an effect that you want to endure even if you endure this weight. It's too subtle, it's a level effect that would be appreciated if it was as light as a dystopia.
Even with the old rules, it's a bit of a mystery, but under the new rules, it's a pitiful card that's even more useless.

Even if D-HERO, who isn't that good at fusion, handed me such a heavy object...
The resistance is just as strong as the hair on the Sensta for its weight.
Heck, does the effect of the premise of Master Rule 3 still come out (surprised)

The design of this monster has many elements reminiscent of the anime 5Ds, such as the D shape of the head, the altar on the shoulder, and the helmet-like parts.

A monster famous for creating a new slang in the Yu-Gi-Oh world.
In addition to the design that is greatly detached from D-HERO so far, it is a disappointing result thanks to the effect of 1 that makes me think that the card designer does not understand the new rules.
Even if it was the previous rule, if it's a normal fusion built-in, it's better to use a spell card that can be searched.
The effect of 2 is to add destruction resistance, but it is not an effect that you want to achieve even by using heavy materials, and it has not been able to raise the card's evaluation.