Giltia the D. Knight - Soul Spear →Used Deck

Since it can play a role in both the first attack and the second attack, it is hard to spoil, and especially in the second attack, the exclusion that does not target is powerful.
Since it is not an SS summon, it seems to be a disadvantage that it consumes the summoning right, but it can be an advantage because it can be used to bypass the recent SS lock.
I would like to adopt his deck from the main if the summoning right includes a lot of search targets.

In the original, Keith's full-metal-armored Machine Monster made a pitiful debut battle, and after that, Guiltia, who honestly had no good points, was selected for the Jonouchi frame of Legend Monsters.
The level is still 5 and the attack and defense have not changed from the original remake, but if there are no monsters in your field, you can summon without releasing, and the summoning trigger effect will remove 1 stronger monster than yourself. Effective.
The removal performance of "destroying the enemy in an instant" that does not target is very high, and although it consumes the summoning right, it is very useful as a turn from the second attack, and the opponent has an SS sealing effect. If you suppress with , the speculation will be greatly out of order.
It is also excellent in that it has an effect that can be activated even when there are no monsters to be removed from the opponent's field, such as when attacking first, and you can search for 3 different types of designated monsters in exchange for one card in your hand.
Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Psycho Shocker, and Legendary Fisherman are assumed, respectively. It is effective.
Shrewd Damned and Destroyed are also included in the search target, and the effect can be used every turn, so someday he may play a very important role in the Deck.