Dragunity Senatus →Used Deck

One that makes Dragunity's first hand Gajargu even more stable. Of course, he's bound, but he can't put anything out of EX other than Dragon, which doesn't hurt much for his Dragunity. At most, I can't get out the halibut, but I'm not allowed to use needles.
As a drawback, if you search for this guy's cost in the valley, you'll eat up his precious GY manure slot. Since you can only discard Dragunity cards, there is a risk that you will have to throw away your Mystil, Remus, and Divine Spear in case of emergency.
That being said, the fact that he was able to develop without Phalanx or Couse in GY was a big deal.

Doux or Senate are often cited as birds to use for Dragunity's initial move, but I recommend Senate.
The reason is that you can search and deploy Phalanx or Couse with this single card.
If you use Dux, you need a separate card to fill the phalanx etc. in GY. On the other hand, Senato is very stable because he can convert any of his Dragunity cards in his hand to Phalanx or Couse on the field. Also, if you use Phalanx or Couse for your hand cost, you can secure an advantage by increasing the number of cards you can equip with Vulture later on.
There is also a rule change from April 2020 that only dragons can be produced from extras, and it is possible to ignore it because it is possible to develop powerful dragons only.
From the above points, I think he will be an excellent initial candidate for Dragunity.

One card that looks excellent but is called a ponkotsu
The first step in the development of pure Dragunity after the release of Strak R is to "stand a gajalgu". The route can be roughly divided into three,
① Remus start
② Doux (+ GY Phalanx) start
③ Senate (+ 1 Dragunity card) start
is.
Each has its own characteristics,
① Remus starts "EX dragon is bound (cannot use Harifiber), but does not use summoning rights."
(2) Doux start "Use the summoning right, but you can't bind the EX dragon (Halifiber can be used)."
It is
3. To activate Senato, ``You don't need to send monsters to GY, but you can use the summoning right and be bound to EX dragons (Halifiber can't be used).''
After setting up Gajargu and proceeding to Atumus, the next step is to set up Varucha, but I can't help but come to a dead end here.
Actually in the first hand
① Dragon or Winged Beast monster
② mausoleum or burial
③ Valley
If there is any of the above, proceed.
Specifically, drop Remus and make Pisti with Remus, call Kuse from GY (recruited by Senat), and make Balucha with Kuse and Zepyros (dropped by Gajarg during deployment).
However, in the case of ②, the good thing about starting Senato is that you don't have to send monsters to GY. Even if you forcibly deploy in ①, the board will be weaker than Remus and Doux.
To be honest, if you want to include this card, you should increase the number of Dux, or use his GY fertilizer cards such as Mausoleum, and cards that can access Remus such as Tempest.
For the time being, if I mention a good point, even if my hand is an accident and I can't move at all, I can go as far as the worst Crystal Wing. Of course, Senato + all other hand triggers would be impossible, but since Dragunity Spell Trap has increased, it should be less likely.
I think that 0 to 1 sheets is appropriate as the number of sheets to be adopted.

Unlike before, this card may have brought a new wind to her Dragunity in that it became possible to move without a phalanx in GY.
I guess the problem is that there is no Halifiber... If Dragon's Halifiber imitation comes, it seems that the value will explode even more.

With the effect of (1), by equipping 《Dragunity Phalanx》and 《Dragunity Couse》and unequipping them, I think it's excellent to be able to connect to level 6 and 8 synchros.
Although there is a restriction that only "Dragon" can be put out from the EX Deck, "Dragunity" Synchro can be put out, and "Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon" can be put out via "Dragunity Knight - Vajrayana", so I don't think there is a problem.
As for the cards discarded due to the effect of (1), I think it would be better to use the "Dragunity" tuner that can be equipped from GY or the "Dragunity Arma Leyvaten" that has a self-regenerating effect.
I think that there is no loss in the substitution effect of (2).

It has the effect of cutting drags in your hand and equipping drags from his deck, and due to its characteristics, it goes well with Varucha, whose true value can be demonstrated the more GY has Kuse and Phalanx. It has a substitute effect, but I don't think there's much opportunity to use it because I think most people will immediately unequip the equipped card and synchronize it. For the time being, his ATK is high among low-class drags
When you activate the recruit effect, you can only get dragons from EX. It doesn't seem to be a big problem for Drag, whose ace and trump card is Dragon, but since it's his deck that uses a tuner, it's a bit painful to lose flexibility because it can't bring out powerful halifibers.
Also, since it is activated by discarding your hand, the damage when negate is more painful than Dux, so be careful.
Well, I think it's new, not bad.

The cards he wants to cut for the cost of this card are Phalanx and Kuse, so he sends them to GY while equipping Phalanx and Kuse from the Deck feels like putting the cart before the horse.
It's the same as Dukes that it can't be helped if you use the right to summon and get hit with interference, but it's even more painful because you're playing cards from your hand.
Although there are various complaints, it is still a valuable initial card, so it will definitely be an important card for future drag.

A new Dragunity that has the effect of discarding his Dragunity from his hand and equipping a Dragunity Tuner from his Deck, and the effect of substituting his equipped Dragunity when destroyed in battle.
This effect will come in handy as you can pull his Dragunity tuner directly from the deck when the ravine doesn't come or GY can't prepare the phalanx. It is expected to play a role in increasing the stability of Dragunity's first hand.
However, only Dragon EX monsters can be deployed. His Dragunity's main Synchro, such as Dragunity Knight, Crystal Wing, and Dragion, will be unable to perform flexible Synchro Summoning, although they will be gathered in his Dragon.
Basically, it's a card that summons Phalanx or Couse and instantly synchronizes, so battle destruction resistance is almost a bonus.

A card that plays an active role as the 4th Doux that is responsible for the initial movement of Dragunity.
It's a charm to be vulnerable to interference

Dragunity's non-tuner low-level new, illustrations are something like BF.
Equip the Tuner directly from the Deck using Dragunity in your hand as a cost.Compared to Doux, you can equip it directly from the Deck instead of being bound, saving you time and effort. I can still make compromises because I can put out the crystals I want to put out.
However, the problem is rather the cost. In the case of an accident where the flow of the example cannot be done, it is unlikely that this card can be used strongly.
If you only have this card and Kuse in your hand, it's strong enough to stabilize the initial move, but conversely, it's a card at a level that can only play a role of Doux from the 4th card onwards, Special Summon. There is no special resurrection card for the corresponding one, and it is only possible to use the basic Normal Summon.
That said, unlike Drive, it's a card that normally becomes a force, so it's not bad.

A monster responsible for the initial movement of the drag
As always, if the right to summon is destroyed, you will die.
And a bonus of a mysterious tie
Hurry up and get out the Doux Thrasher