Earthbound Immortal Ccarayhua →Used Deck

Compared to Earthbound Immortal Aslla piscu, an Earthbound Immortal that has a similar effect, the conditions are tougher, but the field reset effect itself that involves all the backgrounds is enough for modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
However, the drawback is that currently there are almost no Reptile Decks that actively use Field Spells. Winged Beast, which has Earthbound Immortal Aslla piscu in Reptile, doesn't have as much support as it does.
Conversely, if there is a Reptile theme that actively uses Field Spell, or if Reptile support becomes abundant, there is a possibility that it will grow sufficiently, so I would like to expect Reptile's future trends
Also, it's okay to destroy it with your hand or his deck, so there's no point in using a deck that can be used in that way.
By the way, it is sometimes used badly at a certain academic society.

Comprehensive evaluation: Deploy with 《Nunu, the Ogdoadic Remnant》and 《Reptilianne Recoil》, or aim for total removal by discarding cards.
Unique effects are effective even if they are destroyed in your hand or Deck, and can be activated by searching them with 《King of the Feral Imps》and destroying them from your hand with another card.
However, in most cases, it's difficult to destroy the cards on the field that were activated to destroy them, as well as the 《King of the Feral Imps》used for searching.
Although it may not be bad as a counterattack from inferiority.
When using [Reptile], it is a DARK/Reptile, and it is better to put it in his GY with and destroy it with to revive this card.
《Reptilianne Recoil》is a Field Spell, so it works well.

A Reptile superlative monster that is one of the Earthbound Immortal monsters that appeared in Anime 5D's.
Earthbound Immortal In addition to its common ability, it has a unique effect that destroys all cards in each other's field when it is destroyed by an effect other than its own.
Compared to the same Earthbound Immortal Asrapisk, the activation conditions when put into play are stricter than over there, and instead of destroying your own cards, this one also destroys set monsters and back cards. In addition to being able to crush it, the effect is triggered even if the effect is destroyed in the hand or Deck, so it is superior in that it does not necessarily need to be put into play to use the effect.
It's unique to this monster that it can actively use the effect of being destroyed, which is originally a negative effect, while ignoring all the troublesome qualities of Earthbound Immortals.
Also, compared to Eraser, which has similar effects, it is inferior in that it is destroyed by battle and becomes an equipment card and does not deal with rule breakage caused by the equipped monster leaving the field, but it belongs to Earthbound Immortal, so it can receive related effects. , Although it is a Reptile, it is easier to pull into the hand, and the effect can be used even when Rifts and Macros are applied.
In any case, the effects are insanely strong and the activation conditions are designed to be relatively convenient, so if Reptile wakes up even a little to self-destroy his hand and his deck like his Dinosaur, it will be especially noticeable. It can be said that there is a high possibility that it will be a card.

Thanks to the convenient specification that can be activated from the hand, it can be used with Fire King. Destroy it with a solitary island or yaksha, step on the trigger, and destroy your own field with your own effect to create a chain of self-destruction. Fire King is an isolated island that keeps Kokalaia alive, and at worst it's fun to summon him as a finisher.
Since it is a reptile, it can be searched from 《King of the Feral Imps》, and in this respect it also opens the door to rival Eraser.
Fire King is still underdeveloped as a theme, but it may change as his Fire King card pool expands in Struc R in the future.

Compared to Hummingbirds, the conditions for activating its unique effect are stricter, but it can be destroyed in any way other than self-destruction, so it's surprisingly loose.
However, he also blows away Field Spells, so if you want to release a follow-on Earthbound Immortal, there is a possibility that it will be a hindrance.
Since you can destroy it from anywhere, it works well with Fire King, who has a way to destroy it from your hand.
If anything, I feel like more and more people will use it to activate effects after being destroyed without being on the field.

The combination of eyes, mouth and face with high agitation performance shines, it's called Earthbound Immortal.
In addition to the resistance that depends on his Field Spell unique to Earthbound Immortal, the effect of not being selected as the attack target of the direct prohibition type, and its own direct effect, if it is destroyed by an effect other than itself as a unique effect, "Final Destiny" Buppa can be used.
Except for the last effect, it's common to his Earthbound Immortal, so there's not much to talk about, but that last point is a very important point.
Fortunately, it is not necessary to put it on the field and destroy it in terms of text, and it has the uniqueness that it can be easily searched from Kingle and can be discarded from hand destruction. Mainly with Fire King and his TRUE with Dora D in the past, you can see his brave appearance of ruining the field while becoming a search cost.
Old cards are interesting because of this.

Earthbound Immortal is treated like a yo*, perhaps because of the way uncles eat it in the anime.
If destroyed by anything other than self-destruction, it has an effect similar to Aslapisk, but there are quite a lot of differences in that it doesn't burn and "destruction" is the trigger and targets the entire field.
Due to the convenience of involving his own army, it is conspicuously difficult to handle compared to Asura.
However, it's selling point is that it doesn't matter where it is destroyed, so if you combine it with cards that can be destroyed directly from your hand such as TRUE or Fire King, you can treat it like a sweep card. Or rather, it is treated like that without going out to the field.
《The Wicked Eraser》also exists as a similar card, but that card has more weight and effects that are difficult to handle. Since it is compatible with Kingle, this one will be easier to prioritize.
It's not a decent way to handle it, but is it going to be an excellent one in Earthbound Immortal?

His Earthbound Immortal in Reptile.
In addition to being able to attack directly without being attacked due to its common effect, its strength is that it can be searched with 《King of the Feral Imps》.
If the effect is destroyed by something other than yourself, it is a total removal and very powerful. It works well with Field Spells that are resistant to destruction, such as Fire King and Oleichalcos.

Actually, he is used in TRUE. and? Say.
It seems that he was put in "only" because he wants to do something outrageous, such as destroying this card in his hand with Dragonic D, while searching for "TRUE" cards and even removing them all.
and? Say.
While synergizing with this card, you can also salvage Dragonic D, which goes well with it, and 《Earthbound Immortal Revival》is also strong!
and? Say.
It's not weak. I'm not strong either.
Shouldn't the value of this card also increase as more and more handy self-discard cards become available?
Well that too? That's what I'm talking about.

One body of "Earthbound Immortal" is enough for RBI. The removal effect is also powerful, but it is quite difficult to blow away your own cards at once, and the Field Spell will also disappear, making it difficult to connect to the next "Earthbound Immortal". It is sometimes used in [Fire King], which can be destroyed even from the hand with "Yaksha" or "Fire King Island".

One of the Earthbound Immortals, on its own, for better or worse, feels like a normal Earthbound Immortal, but Reptile has a tremendous potential to trigger a bump effect that can be activated no matter where it is destroyed.
As long as it's destroyed, you can activate the reset effect just like Buraro, so you don't have to go out of your way to put it on the field. Rather, it is possible to read it as an advantage that you don't have to worry about the disadvantages.
And since it's a Reptile, you can search from 《King of the Feral Imps》without any restrictions on materials. Keep it.
Rather than Earthbound Immortal Ccarayhua

Hmm, if anything, I think Aslapisk is better... I don't think there's any merit to this one.

Earthbound Immortal becomes like vanilla when it comes to hamdo Earthbound Immortal. Furthermore, when he is destroyed, he also involves Field Spells, so I think he is easier to use as a reptile main than as an Earthbound Immortal main.

Recommended for Fire King
just for the yaksha effect
Well, if you put it together with Orichalcos, you might not be able to put it into play.

It might be interesting to put it in Fire King!! If you destroy it with Yaksha's effect, it will be a big storm & black hole

Involving his Field Spell himself is a sore spot for his Earthbound Immortal.
Let's take advantage of Reptile if you use it.
It's compatible with 《Offering to the Snake Deity》, but I'm wondering if I should put 《Offering to the Snake Deity》face down while playing this card...

The inhabitants of Yoster Island who are devastated when destroyed.
Thanks to the reptilian race, it can be said to be a better category in Earthbound Immortal because it has as many summoning methods and support as Wiraco Charasca.
However, the fact is that he doesn't have a theme that makes heavy use of Field Spells in the all-important Reptile...

Yoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, that was a dragon or a dinosaur, wasn't it?
Both myself and my opponent are disgusted with effect destruction, so I choose the situation.
Even those with peculiarities can follow up afterward.
Watch out for goals.

I don't go anywhere else.
A lizard with the effect of burying the entire field when destroyed, he is Earthbound Immortal.
Aslapisk and destruction effects overlap. I can also fly his Spell Trap, but my side will also be involved and the offensive will be cut off. In particular, he's tough to miss his Field Spell, which is important to Earthbound Immortal.
Aslapisk can also be activated by bounces and eliminations, and even has a powerful damage effect.
Being able to bring the opponent's LP to 0 with 3 direct attacks is a point that surpasses that of Aslapisk, but it's still a bit tough in terms of simple performance.
However, his work with Yaksha and 《Fire King Island》to use the effect of blowing the card out of the hand and destroying it with Fire King was discovered, and his presence came out, albeit slightly.
A certain forbidden field "I can also destroy cards from my hand.

It is my gigantic lizard with the same abilities as mine. 《Wattgiraffe》You have teary eyes.