Guardian Chimera →Used Deck

A large monster that can be played with relatively loose conditions of 3 monsters with different card names.
When used as a spell card, you can destroy and draw as many cards as the material in your hand and field without targeting. It's not uncommon for the situation to change completely just by putting this out.
However, this effect can only be used when he is fusion summoned with a spell card, and it cannot be used even if he is summoned by a monster effect.
I apologize for the many times I made a mistake with 《Blazing Cartesia, the Virtuous》.
By the way, the fact that it hits 3300 points is also highly rated, and since most ace monsters often don't hit more than 3000 hit points, it has the potential to be used in combat even if it has destruction resistance.
Note that the summoning condition is "only monsters in your hand and your field", so you can't use his deck fusion such as "Super Polymerization" or "Branded Fusion".

For fusion themes like Tearlaments, Branded, and Magistus, it's a monster that can turn around quickly and has a high RBI, so it's a turn to just stick one for the time being.
Branded, in particular, can be used with 《Branded in Red》while keeping fusion materials, so you can make the most of this monster's effect.

A generic Fusion Monster that didn't look like it.
If it's a deck that uses 《Polymerization》, I think it's a good spec to put one in.
Untargeted destruction is also strong.
Please note that you can not put out unless you have at least 1 monster in each field and hand, and a total of 3 monsters.
Fusion can misfire on removal or handicap.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that the loss of the fusion summon can be compensated for by the draw/field card destruction effect.
With the "Despian" Deck, by searching for "Branded in Red" with "Aluber the Jester of Despia", if there are other alias cards in your hand or on the field, you can interfere with the destruction effect during fusion summons during the opponent's turn, so I think it's a good match. increase.

strong! No complaints! The Fusion Monster
I think Deck can be a lubricating oil because it is loose and you can get ads.
After a detailed ruling came, it became clear that we needed a card to break the opponent's field, so it's a pity that I can't play it in the first place, and the VFD that connects from this card is gone, but it's still strong enough.
Personally, I would be happy if someone could develop it because it will be released while excluding it at the Fusion gate. (flickering)

Frightfur Mad Chimera is crying tears of blood.
The effect of ① is an effect that removes and draws. This card alone can make up for the disadvantage of fusion, so if you combine it with a card like Shaddoll that can activate its effect when it becomes a fusion material, you can rather earn an add. Liar...
The effect of ② is a target resistance that is limited when the conditions are met. It's difficult to say whether or not to adopt a fusion that you wouldn't normally use just for this effect, but in a deck that normally uses fusion, it has 33 RBIs + target resistance, making it a rather troublesome card.
He works especially well with [Despian], and if you play it on your opponent's turn with Branded in Red, he can leave the role of direct interference that Despian lacks. Currently, there is only Branded in Red as a Quick-Play Spell that allows you to Fusion Summon this card using cards in your hand and field as materials.
It's not the type of card that can fit in any deck due to the restrictions that made it an enemy to Super Fusion and Anaconda, but I think it's a very powerful card in the decks where it can be used.

I think it's probably a card made for the purpose of increasing the lineup of the Great Fusion...
The material specification is heavy, requiring 3 bodies and 1 body each from the hand and the field, but it is very loose as long as the card name is different.
However, it can't be drawn from anything other than your hand and the field, and since it's limited to your own field, you can't absorb opponent's monsters with Super Fusion.
In addition, he can only be summoned by a spell card to activate his effect, and cannot be activated by fusion with an anaconda, so it can be seen that it has been adjusted with loose thought.
In addition to high offense and defense, you can draw or remove depending on where you use the fusion material to recover the loss. Since it does not target, it has high removal performance.
Also, if GY has fusion, he can grant target resistance and become stronger against interference... but he doesn't want to be named fusion, but the original.
… Did you forget to add an effect that can be treated as a fusion to the Great Fusion?
Also, since you can't have either hand or field, you can't avoid the wrath or destruction meta.
There are some quirks, but the pure specs are still not bad, so it can be said that it is a fusion with high versatility.

Considering the original text of Chimera, it is a convincing material.
You can see Konami's seriousness in the text, such as 《Predaplant Verte Anaconda》, 《Future Fusion》, 《Super Polymerization》, etc. It's performance is reminiscent of the old Good Stuff, and its high affinity that can be used with any deck if you feel like it is a definite strength.
Unfortunately, this guy's performance is not enough to make him an ace, but if you insert one in the EX Deck, it has a shining talent as a reservoir that prevents misfires even if you lose the materials due to the fusion chain.
Also, he has an effect that activates when it becomes a fusion material, so he works well with the Despian guys, and he also works well with Fluffal, as he searches for 《Polymerization》and even takes an ad. In other words, Albert-kun, who has good compatibility with both, will go on a rampage here as well. I don't care.

The materials are quite loose, and the returns such as resource recovery and his GY fertilization are large, but considering the history of deck fusion rampage, I think it's just a good card. Depending on the situation, the risk of blocking both effects with 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》is not light. I think it's good that the additional effect of (2), the original 《Polymerization》, was also splurged.

It can also be summoned with a large fusion, so if it can be summoned, it might be interesting to call it with a large fusion. (If you want to add target resistance, you need to drop the fusion separately)
As long as the fusion is low, the resistance to the target will be reached immediately, so it's also good that it won't stop with Veiler or Infinite Impermanence.
Furthermore, since the destruction effect is not an effect that targets, even an opponent with target resistance can be destroyed.
It might be interesting to hide it in HERO who actively uses fusion...

Note that future fusion cannot be used.
It's made so that anaconda and super fusion don't make sense.
Still, if you use fusion or super fusion, you will get resistance, draw 2 cards + remove 1 card.

It has the same fusion conditions as "Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment", but unlike over there, I like the effect (at least for me).
With this fusion material condition, all monsters can be used as fusion materials, so future fusion can drop all monsters into his GY.
The combo with 《De-Fusion》also looks interesting. He can revive 3 monsters as materials from GY.
Even Divine-Beast can be used as a fusion material, so if Osiris and Obelisk are used as fusion materials for 《De-Fusion》, Horakuti will be able to reach (Wow, if that one sentence isn't there...).
In addition to being compatible with Despian, I think it's a piece that has various possibilities.

Another Guardian monster with the name of Guardian has been sent into the world.
There are no special restrictions on its use as a fusion material, and as long as the card names of the three fusion materials are different, it is a large Fusion Monster with over 30 hit points that can be used as a fusion material for tokens, trap monsters, or any monster.
However, since you can only use monsters in your hand and your own field as fusion materials, you can't use Super Fusion to use any monster in your opponent's field as fusion material, and Necro Fusion to use his GY monster as fusion material.
Otherwise, it would be natural to say that this kind of RBI with such a loose material, and unlike Trish, this effect that is displayed regardless of the quality of the monster used as a fusion material would not normally be possible.
Also, it is not possible to fuse only cards in your hand or fuse only with monsters on the field, so you must use at least one fusion material from two places.
Depending on where it was used as a fusion material, it will exert a powerful effect that instantly recovers the fusion disadvantage by drawing and removing it, but this is also limited to when fusion summoned by his spell effect, and anaconda countermeasures are done exactly. I will.
Due to the nature of always producing fusion materials from two places, it is not possible to only draw or destroy only, so the increase in triggers and traps that can be caught may be a drawback.
In addition, if GY has a fusion, you can get target resistance, but if you try to fuse with a large fusion that is compatible with this card or another fusion with a bonus, it will also apply if the fusion has not been sent to GY in advance. It feels like it won't be done, and it feels like my whole body is tied up with complaints in exchange for loose materials.
However, if you say that it is an inconvenient monster, there is no such thing at all, and it uses normal fusion, has physical strength that is completely fine even if you perform a regular fusion summon, and Fluffal, whose own EX forces do not have target resistance. It's a particularly good match with , and I think it can be said that it's a Fusion Monster that will become a staple of EX in a proper Deck.
Well, monsters with high hit points that have target resistance are really heavy, aren't they? Oh my God.
Even so, even if you call it a card related to Amorphage, the part on the upper right, this eerily combined figure would make sense.

Fake Trish, Trishula, the Dragon of Icy Imprisonment's relative
What a surprising looseness that any fusion material can be used.
In that case, I thought for a moment that Super Polymerization would be enough, but since the condition is that there must be at least 1 or more of each card from my hand and my field, I can't even super-fuse, let alone super-fuse his deck, GY-fusion. It is also virtually impossible to put out with "Invocation".
In addition, if you try to cheat from the phony monster Anaconda, he will not be treated as a spell effect, so it will be vanilla. ing.
Under these conditions, his Despian, HERO, and his Shaddoll with 《Lunalight Black Sheep》are likely to be his main fields of activity, which can be fused from his hand/field by his spell effects.
The effect of ① is very strong and can recover the loss of fusion in an instant with untargeted removal and draw.
In addition to this, if you can activate the trigger effect of the monster used as the fusion material and earn an additional charge, that "Gladiator Beast Gyzarus" will also generate a pleasant substance from the brain with a surprising advantage generation. If you devise the order of the chain, you can reduce the risk of negate.
However, as with 《Shiranui》, it is necessary to destroy the opponent's cards by the amount of fusion materials on the field. Therefore, it is impossible to use it against Droso on the first turn.
In particular, with Despian, it's not useless if you bring in 《Despia, Theater of the Branded》to 《Dramaturge of Despia》, which you can fuse every turn, and if you play this card with 《Branded in Red》during your opponent's turn, it works as a hindrance. It seems that this card is actually new to his Despian.
In the future, as the fusion-related relationship is strengthened, it will be a monster that will take in various fusion elements like a chimera and become stronger.
...What would you think if Mr. 《Chimera the Flying Mythical Beast》saw this effect?
(It seems that you can use the Bramagi Deck from 《Secrets of Dark Magic》, sorry)