Divine Dragon Lord Felgrand →Used Deck

There's no reason why a guy who can perform removal and RBI pump up and development with one card is not weak... If you send it to her GY early and prepare a resuscitation card, you can actually set up 1 interference, and the support-rich category of LIGHT / Dragon is also a high score. Even if it is destroyed, it can be removed again if it is revived, and it can also be used as a cost for "Chaos" monsters. However, since he only responds to Special Summon from GY, it may be a bottleneck that he doesn't have much surprise attack and that he needs multiple cards.

With the ruling on 2022/03/26, it is now possible to remove Link Monsters with the effect of ①.
The fact that GY monsters can also be removed, and in most cases he is excellent in strengthening effects that can mark ATK and DEF of 3000 or more.
However, it's a little disappointing that if you remove the Link Monster, which has become a new target, it will not be strengthened and it will remain at 2800 ATK.

Interfering with removal effects is the basic operation, so you want to aim for resurrection during the opponent's turn. Please note that Link Monster cannot be removed.

I can't remove Link Monster...
It is painful that the link cannot be removed in the current link environment
It might be better not to increase the RBI

Perfect performance as an ace that handles high hit points, removal effect, and even deployment.
The removal effect of ① is limited to GY, but the removal effect that can also target GY is excellent. I want to aim to activate it by reviving it with Return of the Dragon Lords of the same Strak or Arcbrave.
In ②, he has the effect of reviving GY's dragon when he succeeds in destroying it in battle. The RBI is also high, and if the exclusion is successful with the effect of ①, the RBI will increase further, making it easy to aim for battle destruction. As long as it's destroyed, he doesn't need to be sent to GY. You can also revive your opponent's monsters, so if your opponent is a Dragon Deck, you can fight aggressively.
As a weak point, in order to make the most of it, it must be sent to GY once and then revived. I need to send GY and revive cards, so I want to send it to his GY smoothly in trade-ins and valleys.
Also, since the target to be revived by battle destruction can be from his opponent's GY, it is very vulnerable to control seizure. Since the process of dropping it to GY is intervening, if it is stolen by the opponent's 《Monster Reborn》etc., we will receive the removal and resurrection effects as they are. I want to devise ways to prevent my opponent from stealing it with 《Back to the Front》or Living Dead.

The original Fergra, which was not as good as the Demon King but was quite difficult to handle, has been remade with the 9th term power.
You can raise the RBI like other head families without troublesome summoning restrictions. It becomes the target of the opponent and the increase rate has dropped to 100, but the rank can also be targeted and a powerful exclusion effect has been added. Although he refers to the level and rank, he can exclude links even though his ATK does not increase. The original RBI is also high, so even for lower grades, it is possible to exceed the highest standard RBI.
In addition, it can revive GY's highest grade dragon when it is destroyed in battle, and it is compatible with honesty and has the effect of 1, so it is easy to activate and a powerful follow-up attack is possible.
On the other hand, this effect is also a meta for Dragons, and if it is taken away by 《Monster Reborn》, it will be dangerous, so it is very weak against control grabbing.
Since it is a level 8 and a dragon, it corresponds to Train / Gospel and Brave recorded in the same Strak, and flexibility is easy to connect to rank 8.
A signboard card worthy of the name Resurrection of the Giant Divine Dragon, which is generally a powerful attacker and at the same time supports the highest grade dragons.

《Divine Dragon Lord Felgrand》and 《Divine Dragon Knight Felgrand》both have excellent effects, but Felgrand Dragon is not worth using because he is too troublesome to Special Summon.

A superlative Dragon that can revive his level 7 and 8 Dragons other than those with the same name by self-enhancement and battle destruction by excluding opponent monsters from resurrection.
Eliminate the opponent's monster without destroying it, and you can expect more than 3000 points by self-strengthening. It is also a strength that you can choose not only from the field but also from the GY.
Since battle destruction is also meshed with self-strengthening, it is easy to activate. The resurrection effect also applies to the opponent's GY, and it is possible to seize it and pursue it.
He works well with Blue-Eyed because he can share Return of the Dragon Lords and Trade-In.

A reborn . The troublesome binding disappeared somewhere, and it was reborn as a different thing with a removal effect.
Not only is it compatible with the gospel, but since it's level 8, it's also trade-in compatible and easy to use as an X material. If you revive, you can immediately use the exclusion effect, and the power-up that comes with it is also powerful. Since he himself can revive the Dragon, the power of the rush is also tremendous. He doesn't need to send GY, which tends to be in this kind of effect, and it's good that it can be used even if P monsters are destroyed by battle.
All of them have excellent versatility effects in line with Dragon's main concept, and business trips are also in sight. Inevitably, he will only be lifted up by Blue-Eyed and Gospel, but this card also has an effect that can never be ridiculed.

Limited to Special Summon from GY, but it is also possible to exclude the opponent's monsters. If you want RBI, you can expect 3600 RBI by excluding him from his GY. The second effect requires battle destruction, but it doesn't need to be sent to GY, so he can activate it even against Pendulum Monsters, and he can pick up cards to follow up. If you Xyz in main 2, it will be even more solid. The difficulty is that if this card comes to your hand, you will become an accident worker. As a cost, I want to drop him to GY as soon as possible.

A remake card of 《Felgrand Dragon》that has been waiting for a remake for several years.
Its strength is one of the ideal cards that retains the prototype of the original Fergra while increasing the murderous intent towards the opponent. The difference from the original Fergra is obvious.
Let's send him to GY as soon as he's with Ark Brave and he's with Blue-Eyed, Revrider, etc. in Train and Oro Burial Mausoleum Valley.
Weakness is that resurrection can be sealed. If it seems to be sealed by the opponent's permanent magic trap, revive Ark Brave with a resurrection card and quickly eliminate it.

Strong w

An excellent guy who gets a bonus when revived and further revives with battle destruction
It's not even broken, so it's a good seasoning, isn't it?
You can see how weak the original Vergrant was!

《Felgrand Dragon》remake card...or rather, it's just a useless sentence that says that he can't be revived unless he is sent to GY from the field. However, as a compensation, his ATK increase amount has fallen.
Her ATK increase from banishment... Thanks to that, Dragon's power makes her strong even against monsters with higher ATK than mine.
Since the effect of 2 will be activated even if you put it out normally, you can also actively use Tribute Summon and Special Summon from your hand with the effect of Redame.

A new "Felgrand Dragon" that draws a line from the guy before the remake. Although he already has a decent amount of RBI, he has a fairly powerful ability to remove the opponent while strengthening his own RBI when revived. The presence of powerful support cards such as Mausoleum, Gospel, etc. makes it easier to make use of its abilities.

Excluded under loose conditions, and in most cases the status exceeds the 3000 line, and is revived by battle destruction. Simply high performance. In particular, the effect of activating battle destruction seems to be the 9th term, and it is a good impression that he does not have to be sent to GY.
On the other hand, what is unnecessary is that his opponent's GY is included in the resurrection target. Since the powerful Dragon is in time with his own GY, this effect will almost always follow up when this card is stolen by 《Monster Reborn》. Decks based on this card are very weak and deadly.

A remake card of 《Felgrand Dragon》. Before the remake, he could not Special Summon unless he was sent from the field to GY, but here he is able to Special Summon even if he is sent to GY due to the effects of trains and valleys.
The effect at the time of Special Summon excludes the opponent, and increases his ATK by 100 times the number of levels and ranks of the excluded opponent. goes up to 3200, so that should be enough.
Triggered by battle destruction, he can revive GY's level 7-8 dragons, so Ark Brave, of course, can revive old Fergra and his Blue-Eyed and Galaxy-Eyes to reach rank 8.

A remake of Vergrant, which was said to be difficult to use.
The ease of use and the usefulness of the effect have greatly increased, but that's why it's a state of being who you are.
1 effect excludes monsters when revived.
The resuscitation methods are Redame, Resurrection, Libide, and the addition of Arc Blaze and Gospel, so you can shoot at his GY without any problems.
The RBI increase effect is also a sufficient value of 3200 RBI even if Level 4, which is often used for rank correspondence, and Rank 4 are excluded.
The effect of 2 is that if he destroys the opponent in battle, he can revive from GY by reviving monsters that are generally high hit points, so it is possible to perform a large follow-up attack.
If you revive a level 8, you can connect to Xyz.

(1) The exclusion effect targets and excludes cards in the field GY.
Even if there is target resistance on the field, he can contribute to the RBI by excluding GY cards, so it is flexible and easy to use.
② is also battle destruction and the resurrection effect is within the damage step, so you can use it without worrying about abyss and torrents, and you can rush it as it is, so it has a fairly aggressive effect, and if you are careless, the LP will melt as it is and the end. 　

You can revive by reviving, and you can also resurrect the Dragon by destroying it in combat...a nice new ace of his Dragons.
It has a synergy with the old Felgrand, so I can definitely say that it's a giant divine dragon worthy of a billboard!

The effect of (1) when reviving can be excluded as long as the opponent's powerful trump cards are resistant to effects, and I think it is excellent that GY exclusion prevents him from using GY.
I think it's also a strength that there are plenty of ways to revive, such as the combination of 《Paladin of Felgrand》and 《Ruins of the Divine Dragon Lords》, and 《Return of the Dragon Lords》and 《Arkbrave Dragon》.
For reviving with the effect of (2), I think Arkbrave Dragon, which has a resurrection effect and can be revived with this card, is good.

The only difference between before and after the remake is the direction and color...the mysterious Piro Piro in my head.
Although it takes a target, it ignores the destruction resistance of banishment, removes it that is difficult to reuse, and turns its level (rank) into power. strong!
To be honest, if it's just that, it's just one monster out of hundreds of large dragons.
A level 7/8 Dragon monster... In other words, one of the most easy-to-handle and powerful cards when viewed as a Dragon that combos with various Felgrastrak cards.
There are 2800 raw hit points, which is about the same as the highest Monarch line, and it is more effective than there, so in most cases it exceeds 3000. Depending on the case, the ruins are also pasted together, so it is relatively easy to create a rather nasty board surface where the lock cannot be unlocked unless the ruins are broken or processed from Normal Summon.
The effect at the time of battle destruction can be used to revive Leva or connect it to further Fergra. It is also convenient to remember that it is one of the means to specialize Arc Blaze without using the Gospel.

《Felgrand Dragon》has made a true comeback.
The troublesome Special Summon restriction is gone, and you get the exclusion effect just by being revived by the 9th wave.
The new generation called Pendulum and the brutality of the resistance make it a target, but it's powerful to be able to remove it by excluding it. The style of reviving a large dragon every time it is destroyed in battle with the points obtained by this effect is simple but powerful.
Both effects show their true value when a large dragon, including himself, is lined up in his GY, so it's a pretty heavyweight deck, but that's what the giant god dragon is reviving.
The card power is quite high, but do you have a feeling that it will be his Deck, which is heavy and painful in the surrounding environment?

The remake of 《Felgrand Dragon》, even though it was in a different era, it had a disappointing performance over there, and it turned out to be an excellent performance.
The 1st effect is a very powerful effect that banishes the opponent's monster just by reviving it from GY. It is also highly flexible as it can be used to cut down, and if revived with libide, it can also be used to interfere with the opponent's turn.
The effect of 2 activates the gospel effect when the opponent's monster is destroyed by battle, and it also meshes with the effect of 1, which increases the RBI as a battle support, and can be pursued as it is with the revived monster, the opponent's GY's Clear Wing It is also possible to pack , Tsukihana, etc.
If there is a problem, it's that this card itself can't be Special Summoned by itself, so it's the highest grade, so if you don't prepare a way to send it to GY immediately, it will just become a cause of accident, but fortunately Dragon is GY. It's easy to solve this problem because it's a ★ 8 that can be processed with a train even if it comes to a hand card that is good at fertilizing.
An excellent card worthy of Strak's sign.

A remake card of 《Felgrand Dragon》. Although the rate of increase has decreased compared to before the remake, it has become a removal effect and the Special Summon limit has disappeared, so the ease of handling has increased dramatically. The second effect is also excellent, although it is premised on being destroyed in battle, and it also supports "Honest", so it should be easy to activate. In any case, if you make use of this card, it will be a heavy deck, so the key is how quickly he can send this card to GY.