Iron Dragon Tiamaton →Used Deck

A card that makes a surprise attack from your hand on the condition that you have 3 cards in a column, and becomes stronger when you forget it.
It's also very good to have a blessed status that corresponds to 《Recurring Nightmare》
It would be great if you could use an EX you didn't use while blowing away the opponent's monsters.
However, when you put 3 cards in the same row, your relatives and people who are good at it will be wary and it will be difficult to get stuck.
It's hard to pierce, but it's relatively strong.

Although it is a high RBI as a lower class, it can not be deployed other than its own effect.
If the conditions are met, it can be deployed with Friche, and it can be removed and zone sealed. The range that can actively satisfy the conditions.
It's versatile and strong if you get hooked on it, but it also has the potential to spoil and is easily influenced by the situation, so I think it's a card for experts.

Traptrix's sidekick, Mekk-Knight's companion, Artifact fire starter, and (when you use it yourself) a true anti-Kaiju decisive weapon
He is a good boy who scatters destruction and unusable while self-SS under very loose conditions.
It's not a card that you can rush into without thinking, but I think he's a good card that will give you a good balance between your deck and your deployment.
This child's clan that followed is also a good child, and in that sense, thank you for coming out.
I can only say thank you.

Since the new master rule, the number of cards that are conscious of "card position" is increasing. With the new EX zone and the Pendulum Scale placed in his Spell Trap zone, the position of the monster and the position of the card that activates the Spell Trap are the same as before his Pendulum appeared, that is, the vertical 5 Now fits in columns.
This Tiamaton, which appeared in such a situation, is a ``meta card that blocks the use of a single vertical row'' that can be used only in a field with ``5 rows''.
The disadvantage of not being able to use Normal Summon is a hindrance, and the adoption rate is low. However, it has a high degree of surprise, and is an excellent card as a hand trigger that can be strong even against the opponent's face down cards.

Started from the 10th generation ~ One of the dragon series
His face looks a bit like the FWD series, but it's a mechanical design, but he really is a Dragon.
Due to the condition of 3 cards in a column, it becomes necessary to place your own cards outside of the row with the Ex monster zone, and recently there has been an increase in the number of row-related cards, so the opponent also places cards in a different position. has become common, but it is very good that you can SS with Friche and completely destroy it and seal the zone as it is.
Since the row-related effect is a bit of a punch line, you want to be conscious of how you play after using it.

How about being able to put it out on your opponent's turn as well?
If you're lucky, it's also strong to seal the EX zone
It's a powerful mine, and it's troublesome to have to line up cards with this in mind.

The effect is strong, but it has no resistance, so I think it has a good balance in terms of lock performance. I think that it is a little heavy to satisfy the activation conditions by yourself, and that a dedicated construction is necessary to use it as the main. Since he is a level 4 Dragon, he can be added to his hand with Dragunity Night Gajarg, and she has a good matchup as Dragunity is easy to fill 2 squares.

A nasty raider who suddenly springs up and takes an entire column.
As long as there are 3 cards in a column, Special Summon is possible, and in fact he can Special Summon in any column.
You need to have both a face-down card and a monster, but if your opponent has at least one card on the board, you can fulfill the conditions by putting his Spell Trap face down and normal summoning the monster. . As mentioned above, as long as the conditions are met, it doesn't matter which row you put it in, so combined with the Friche effect, it has a high degree of surprise.
In order to meet the conditions on the first hand, it is somewhat difficult to place EX monsters, monsters, and Spell Trap.
After coming out, it closes the column. His ATK is high for a low-level attacker, but 2000 is unreliable and has no resistance, so even if you close other than the EX zone, it will be removed without realizing the effect of the lock.
It might be better to think of the lock performance as a bonus and think of it as a destruction removal card for Friche.
I don't think anyone bothers to destroy their own EX zone, but let's pay the minimum attention when destroying it.

An ultra-rare card for low-level monsters since Orbital 7. However, Normal Summon is not possible.
When there are 3 or more columns in a column, it has the effect of being able to Special Summon from his hand immediately upon triggering, and the effect of destroying all other cards on that column and blocking their use when Special Summon is successful.
The summoning condition is a little heavy, as it requires a row with 3 or more cards, but it is not necessary to put it in that row, so it is not impossible to actively create it with your own cards. However, you still need your opponent's cards outside of the row with the EX zone. If you meet the conditions, it's a bit quirky, but the effect of free-chaining and hand-triggering destruction is excellent, so it's a card that will be a battle if you can bring it to the activation.
If you put it in a row with an EX zone, the EX zone will be sealed. This card itself is only a low-level attacker and has no resistance, so I can't be overconfident, but depending on the deck, he may be fatally injured.

A very dangerous card.
The strength of monsters that can be Special Summoned at loose timing during the opponent's turn has been demonstrated before by 《Mobility Rhinoceros Trikeliner》. The effect works on the opponent even after Special Summon. It's also excellent that you can destroy all monsters, spells, traps, yourself and your opponent as long as you line up. It's dangerous.
and privileged status. His ATK of 2000, which can be used as an attacker, his DARK and DEF of 0 for 《Recurring Nightmare》, and his Dragon with many support cards. It looks like it could be a prank. It's dangerous.
Overall, it creates an ominous atmosphere that seems like something will go wrong.

It is omitted because you can understand that it is strong as long as you can put it out.
The problem is that the opponent doesn't bother to place cards vertically, so even if you trigger a hand, the opponent won't stop going first. Even if the opponent attacks second,
・You place 3 cards
・Place 2 cards in the P zone row (only if the opponent is a P Deck)
・Fill 1 EX zone and place 2 cards in the other EX zone row
It is necessary to have a movement that can not be established unless the deployment card and Spell Trap are exquisitely balanced. Also, be aware that even if you can do that, it will be broken by easy removal such as Psych, Braho, and Kaiju. 《Evenly Matched》's wounds are also deepened. If your opponent has Tiamaton, you will have to fulfill the activation conditions, so be careful.
At least it's not a card that can be piled up 3 by stopping thinking. Ingenuity is essential, such as placing cards that benefit from being destroyed, and using cards that can change the number of columns in the opponent's turn and aim for a surprise attack.

I feel like it's been a long time since a lower class monster became Ultra in a regular pack.
It can only enter the field when there are 3 or more cards in the same row, and the effect refers to the location where this monster is, but the location is not specified and 3 or more cards are not lined up in a row. can also be issued.
As long as the summoning conditions are met on the field, it can be used as a free chain removal.
The effect of not being able to use the same row zone as this guy is a meta for Pendulum and the opponent's extra, but it has no resistance and the RBI is 2000, so it may be considered as a bonus.
Regardless of whether it goes that far or not, it has 0 dark defense, so if you recover it with Recurring Nightmare, you can put pressure on it.
It seems to be compatible with his Artifact, which allows him to Special Summon monsters from his Deck and place them in the Spell Trap zone with Free Chain, and can turn around even if his cards are destroyed.

moderately strong card
Although it states that he can Special Summon if "three or more cards are in the same column." What should not be misunderstood is [There is no need to Special Summon this card in the column where 3 cards are lined up. ] So he was able to arranging 3 cards in a row appropriately, then [Special Summon is possible in any monster zone. 】, so you can arrange 3 cards in a column, EX monster zone, main monster zone, spell, and trap zone, and special summon him to other main monster zones.
Of course, it doesn't matter where you Special Summon, so if you put it out according to your opponent's field, you can remove cards and seal them. 　
The most important target is the row of the opponent's EX monster zone, so if you Special Summon this card during your opponent's turn, you will be able to interfere with your opponent's development.

It looks like a small tachyon and has both coolness and cuteness, so you'll want to use it.
At first glance, it seems to be versatile, but there are sections where the activation conditions are strict, so it will be necessary to devise ways to operate it.

A living explosive cord.
A free chain can be activated from the hand, and any line can be blown up and blocked, so it is highly ambush.
Link/Pendulum and other opponents who are conscious of card placement will function as a rather disgusting meta.
Blockade also works on the EX zone, and depending on the situation, such as the first attack board, it can exert a high binding force. However, if the EX zone you occupied is taken back, it will turn around and strangle yourself, so be careful.
In order to actively use it, it is easy to find out what you are planning to do, as it involves card placement, EX zone, and sending, which are conscious of the summoning conditions.
At the same time, the opponent will also meet the conditions for activating this card, and if it becomes a bombing blockade battle, you can't even look at it.
It works well with Artifact, The Weather, Mekk-Knight, and other card placement/destruction trigger cards, so it's fun to combine them. These are easy to manipulate summoning conditions and explosion lines during the opponent's turn.
It has an interesting effect and a high level of versatility even when viewed alone, so you want to put it on the side.

Surprise mass. It's too great to be able to put it out on the opponent's turn.
It is also a favorite monster as a shadow ace in S-force, where columns are also important.
In particular, it works great with 《S-Force Rappa Chiyomaru》, which can self-bounce by chaining to (1) activation while helping with the condition of 3 cards in column. Calling Sayomaru with 《Reinforce Truth》or 《S-Force Showdown》is exhilarating.
In addition, Springans also plays a bitter role. Most of the Springans can also voluntarily leave the field, so (2) is easy to aim for maximum results.
In addition, the blockade effect of (3) here also works for range destruction of 《Springans Ship - Exblowrer》.
He also meshes with other themes such as Artifact and Traptrix, where action during the opponent's turn is key.
When aiming actively, I want to be able to destroy multiple cards on the opponent's field as much as possible.
What I personally liked after trying it was the combo with 《Lair of Darkness》.
Tokens generated on the opponent's field according to the release during the opponent's turn can be placed by the controller of the dark world, so condition (1) can be fulfilled with the opponent's cards as much as possible.
It was a good match for him to deal with 《Deck Devastation Virus》with DARK, ATK 2000, and 《Recurring Nightmare》with 0 defense.
In my build he doesn't have Dragon at all, but it's a minor thing in terms of usability.
If I had to say a weak point, it would be the inability to use Normal Summon. I love that I often encounter situations where I can win if I use this child, but I can't because of (1).
Overall, I think it's a good monster that is both technical and dynamic, and the more you use it, the more you'll fall in love with it.