Lava Golem →Used Deck

A monster with a strange text that says that two monsters can be removed according to the rules.
Although it is used in certain decks, it cannot be used in decks that start with Normal Summon, so it is not an all-purpose card.
Also, the hit point is not low, so if you don't have a removal method, you may be beaten.
Has some quirks, but is an excellent card

The original release removal card used by Yami Marik in the Jono Civil War.
It used to accompany Rockburn
The point that even powerful monsters can be removed at a simple cost is evaluated.
It came to be used for the purpose of processing troublesome monsters such as suppression systems.
Release removal has many rival cards, including his Kaiju
Supports searches from 《Dark Spirit's Mastery》and 《Doomdog Octhros》
In particular, his Deck, which uses the former, is in a position where one can be included as a meta card.
It is also great that two bodies are easy to satisfy in the current environment
Although it is a card from season 3, it has been reprinted many times, which is unusual for a card from the original work of this period.

A card that is used in the back attack and burn deck with 2 release + burn performance.
There is also 《The Winged Dragon of Ra - Sphere Mode》that can deal with 3 monsters, but I doubt that many monsters will line up, so I think this is easier to use in most situations.
You will not be able to Normal Summon on the turn you put it out, but this card itself does not use the summoning right and you can Special Summon any number of times within one turn.

Despite being a 4th term card, it's a mysterious card whose evaluation increases as the environment progresses. Compared to Kaiju, it has weaknesses such as giving up summoning rights and being less flexible, but it also has advantages that you can't find over there, such as being able to process two monsters with one card and being able to search with Dark Occultism.
Also, Yu-Gi-Oh tends to disregard his LP, but even so, a 1000-point burn can sometimes be fatal.

Congrats on re-recording for QUARTER CENTURY.
After all, I'm grateful that it can handle all kinds of resistance monsters, and although there are "Kaiju", "The Winged Dragon of Ra - Sphere Mode", etc., I'm grateful that it can handle two, and personally, this one is compatible with "Dark Spirit's Mastery". It is easy to use.
In the past, it was a pain to hand over his ATK 3000 to the opponent's field because NS was not possible, but now it's easier to remove it, and it's also easier to deal with it as a material.
It's a monster whose reputation has risen significantly compared to the past, and it's still working hard even after the death of its partner 《Grinder Golem》.

It's strong that you can exterminate 2 opponent's monsters without creating a chain block instead of losing the Normal Summon right. Decks that require Normal Summon are difficult, but in Decks that only use Special Summon, this card is definitely included or a candidate.

Lava Djinn Lava Golem!
Its attack name is Golem Volcano!
Declare it loud!
The strongest removal card that is removed before declaring (?)
Until a little while ago, it was a dragoon environment, so Gameciel was fine, but recently there are many annoying monsters side by side, so this card is very useful.
Another 1000 damage is usually huge.

Kaiju's great seniors. Even with 3000 RBIs these days, there is no resistance, so it can be removed immediately.

The strongest card as a second card. Seriously the strongest.
While only one monster can be dealt with, Lavago can deal with two pairs. These two are miso. Even a pair of monsters is quite effective, but generally 2 or 3 bodies can be lined up, so 1 is unlikely to be fatal. Ratama can handle 3 bodies, but 3 bodies are often not lined up. Two bodies are just right. Unlike monsters, the problem is that it uses summoning rights, but if it's a deck that doesn't rely on summoning rights, I'd prefer it over monsters.

It's rare to find a card with such a different reason for its strength now and then.
In the old days, there was no trickery about gaining turns with lock, and once played, it was a card that would be killed as it was. One of the strengths of this deck is that there are few ways to pay off your own cards if you don't use Tribute Summon, and it takes time to process. As expected, he has trouble handling 3000 RBIs, so he chooses Deck. However, it works well with cards that take control until the end phase and cards that deal damage depending on the opponent's RBI, so the high RBI is not the only disadvantage. So much so that he has a deck called Golem that takes full advantage of that trait.
As the duel speeds up, it loses its ability to gain turns and becomes unusable... but this time, the cost of releasing the opponent's monster has attracted attention, opening up a completely new way to remove it. Even so, it was avoided due to the disadvantage of losing summoning rights, but with the emergence of Dragon Ruler, which does not emphasize summoning rights, and the trend of preemptively suppressing monsters, this monster has become a major player. As the format inflated, the value of this card increased as well, and it became known as a pioneer of cost-releasing removal.
It's not without its drawbacks, such as the fact that it requires real summoning rights and is vulnerable to rule intervention, but it's still active in areas where it can be removed in a moderate amount without affecting the gold ball care.

A large monster with 30 RBI that was used by Malik in the original Battle City arc, and which has also been turned into a toy.
Due to its summoning conditions, it can kill even monsters with complete resistance, except for those with a very small resistance to release resistance, like Kaiju and Ratama, and it is also effective in a formation that overwhelms multiple monsters.
This has the disadvantage that NS is sealed, and compared to Kaiju, which can be released from 1 body and the summoning right is not taken away, it is difficult to handle, and it is necessary to release 3 bodies, but since it is treated as NS, it is also strong against SS sealing. Compared to Ragyoku, the Suppressive Penetration is lower, but I think this card has enough strength to be just as good as them.
It will give the opponent a monster with 30 hit points, but the opponent will receive effect damage every turn as long as this monster is followed, and since this monster has no particular resistance, bounces and control change systems will be used. It is also effective to take it back with an effect, or to make it the target of your own card effects that refer to destruction triggers and ATK.

The ultimate removal that slips through the double and triple resistance called release as the cost of Special Summon depending on the condition.
At that time, there weren't many monsters that I wanted to use to remove it, and it was mainly used in Rock Burn, which focused on the burn effect. The person who made the archetype known as Rockburn, which was lacking in decisive factors at the time, known to the world.
After that, with the appearance of 《Remove Brainwashing》and 《Grinder Golem》, Golem Decks with tricky moves were created and their ability to hit with removal was bought. It was only evaluated as a middle axis.
Currently, ignoring resistance as you know, he is evaluated as a removal card that hits GY. The effect of hitting the spot differs depending on the era, and it can be seen that the adjustment was exquisite even though it was a relatively early card that played an important part of his deck.

Breaks through most resistances and crushes 2 suppressed monsters
The price is heavier than Normal Summon and Kaiju, and there are places where small turns are not effective, but the effect is well worth it.
Burn damage of 1000 is neither too low nor too high.
Note that summoning restrictions apply even if he special summons due to the effect of another card.
Lava Golem itself has a high RBI,
If you can absorb the RBI with 《Tindangle Hound》or make good use of 《Magic Cylinder》, it might be exciting
If we're friends, I'd like to declare an attack loudly on the summoned side anyway.
A good card that can be used in serious battles-casual

A harmful card that removes cards from the opponent's field and deals damage every turn. Although it gives the opponent 30 RBI and high ATK, it seems to be well balanced for the above two benefits.

Comprehensive evaluation: In addition to top-class removal, a card that can also aim to deal damage using ATK.
By releasing two, you can earn an advantage in terms of number of cards, and you can also deal effect damage once.
Although it will give a monster with high ATK, since two bodies have been released, it is highly likely that the overall damage will rather decrease.
Due to its high removal performance, it has the advantage of making it easier to land a direct attack if you steal it with something like Remove Brainwashing.
Alternatively, if you leave it sent and use "Magic Cylinder" etc. together, he can also use ATK and quickly reduce the opponent's LP.
Since Normal Summon cannot be used, it would be better to use 《Zoma the Spirit》or 《The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh》on the wall.
However, if the opponent doesn't send out 2 monsters, it can't be removed in the first place, and the lack of small turnaround is a big disadvantage.
Since you can't move until after your opponent deploys, you tend to fall behind.

A release removal monster that tends to be compared to Kaiju due to its nature.
In addition to losing the right to summon, this guy has 3000 hit points, which makes it difficult to deal with, but if you consider that you can remove two enemies and burn them as well, it's a convincing performance.
If anything, I think it's easier to play an active role in a lock deck or a burn deck.

Release 2 monsters on your opponent's field and put his Special Summon on your opponent's field.
Release is a cost, not an effect, so on the spot,
If there are no restrictions such as "cannot special summon" or "cannot release",
Being able to remove 2 of any opponent's monsters is great.
At the time, it got a bit of attention as a card that could deal with perfectly resistant Venominaga...I remember;
1000 Burn is also reasonably strong, and if you can lock it well, Lava Burn will be decided.
There are links now, so if you don't need this card, the process is easy.
Conversely, there is also the danger of being used as a pawn for his high ATK, so be careful.

A top-notch removal card that ignores all resistances and kills two monsters. After removing it, it will be Special Summoned to the opponent's field, but it also has a burn effect that gives 1000 damage to the controlling player, and it can create a disadvantageous situation for the opponent even after removal, so depending on the construction It has the ability to be a trump card. However, it also has some peculiar disadvantages, such as consuming normal summon rights and passing high RBIs to the opponent, so I want to use it at the right time.

Unlike Kaiju, it loses the summoning right, so it tends to be inferior as a monster removal. Is it desirable to use his high ATK in Rockburn?

Compared to monsters, although it uses summoning rights, it can handle 2 bodies and is not subject to the Special Summon limit.

Golem famous for Jonouchi Fire.
Even in actual combat, ignoring resistance etc., it can forcibly release two monsters, and its removal power is top class to this day. Lynx is well known for various media such as high firepower and nerfs.
Although its removal power is strong, it can't be treated appropriately because it loses summoning rights and sends his Blue-Eyed class cards.
If you just want to remove it, there is also his Kaiju that doesn't use summons and is agile.
There are also Ratama with even higher removal power, and each has its advantages and disadvantages. I want to be racially differentiated.
Regarding the burn effect, it's easier to process as a material than before, so it's almost a bonus without some kind of lock.
Compared to before, the number of similar cards has increased, and he has come to choose Deck a little more, but there is no doubt that it is still a card that can be expected to play an active role.

It was also an excellent removal card in a release that ignored even immunities. However, the appearance of his Kaiju, which does not use summoning rights, has put him on the back foot. It's not bad, including the burn effect, but it's painful that it can be dealt with easily by link summoning. A card that has been active in his Deck for a long time, called Harm in Duel Links. He kept getting in the way of his attacks, and after releasing a monster with this guy, he ended up being attacked by 《Amazoness Swords Woman》.

Chaos MAX turns into powerlessness in front of this guy. A strong monster removal card.

One of the solutions that ignores the opponent's resistances and effects that have existed since ancient times and removes them.
It is also used as a burn card that doubles as a removal card by increasing the number of defensive cards.
Kaiju now doesn't impose summoning restrictions, so it's a lower priority, but I wouldn't say it's weakened.

The originator of removal monsters that release 2 opponent's monsters without question.
Compared to Kaiju and 《Santa Claws》, the summoning right is blocked, but in terms of mutual consumption, an equivalent exchange is established, and it's attractive to be able to defeat two cards with one card.
It also has the effect of inflicting 1000 damage during the opponent's standby phase.
Previously, it was level 8, so it was difficult to use as a material, and there were scenes where it was burned more and more while it was in trouble, but now it is lightly processed with link materials.
Still, 1000 damage is taken, so it's enough.

A card that removes all kinds of resistance monsters without question. Since it is not the effect of the monster that is released, but the cost, you can also release monsters with perfect resistance such as Ultimate Hayabusa and Venominaga. It works well with Moonflower Dragon Black Rose, and after releasing 2 opponent monsters, you can return Lavago to your hand with Black Rose's effect.

Unlike Kaiju, it has the heavy disadvantage of not being able to Normal Summon that turn, but being able to ignore all resistances of two opposing monsters and transform them into Mogu no Bo is still amazing.
Originally, Special Summon is the main noid, and due to the convenience of the reasoning gate, both the queen and the queen can still be active.

An excellent card that ignores any resistance and can eliminate opponent monsters.

After Special Summon, use 《Creature Swap》etc. to replace low-powered monsters in Attack Position.

Man to remove absolutely. Recently, the number of monsters that have resistance, stop effects, and activate effects when destroyed is increasing, so it's becoming more reliable. The strongest answer to his deck that lined up the counter system and sealed it off. It doesn't seem like a very old card that unilaterally erases even the perfect resistance and counter cards. Compared to Kaiju, one more body is erased and there is also a burn, but be careful as it has a high RBI and cannot be Normal Summoned. Since you can't Normal Summon, even if you go to the trouble of putting it in your hand and giving it as a gift, you won't be able to deploy it, and there's a chance that you'll end up getting hit... Also, 《Vanity's Emptiness》is also highly adopted, so be careful.

A monster that has the strongest judgment called rule.
As the name suggests, anything can be melted because it has a rule judgment that it will be released even if it is written on the card that it is not affected by card effects or that negates card effects. The bonus 1000 damage burn is also powerful, and your opponent will be distracted by dealing with Lava Golem for a while.
However, in addition to the fact that there must be two opponent monsters, the fact that Normal Summon cannot be performed during the turn it is summoned, the fact that it can be used as a summoning material, and although it has no resistance, the RBI is high at 3000, so it is useless. If you do it according to the plan, you can also strangle yourself.
A monster whose stock increases as its card power increases. As expected, since the summoning itself is not possible under the circumstances where Special Summon is not possible, it is not possible to release it.
Even if you negate the summoning of this monster, the released monster will not return, so if you receive it, think about how to use it obediently.

The strongest remover monster left behind by Dark Malik. The release that ignores resistance is strong.
Even after sending it to the opponent's field, you can absorb it with Sacrifice or Dark Knight, or you can retrieve it with Exorcism or Ouroboros.
It is an eternal karoshi golem that will continue to oppose the ever-increasing number of powerful monsters.

A card that seems to be Dark Malik's greatest achievement.
In front of this card, even if it is a god or a monster that is not affected by the effect, it is equally a sacrifice factor.
The fact that it is a 2:2 exchange cannot be overlooked. Unless the opponent is his Tribute Summon axis or his Blue-Eyed, it will not be used as Release or Xyz material.
After that, if you lock it tightly with a face down card, your opponent will melt and disappear in an instant.
In addition, you can revive and absorb Thousand Eyes Sacrifice, which is easier to put out with 《Instant Fusion》,
There are various combos, such as taking control with 《Creature Swap》and turning offensive.
However, in a poor state, it will only give the opponent 3000 RBI, so in his deck with this, it will be essential to always have room in his hand or some way to prevent attacks.

Monsters with troublesome resistance can also be removed. After that, it is better to deal with it with 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》or lock it and expect burn. It's a dangerous card if you use it halfway, so it's important to use it.

Reliability that overwhelms all resistance

Great Magnus with complete resistance, Infinity and ABC that completely seals your hand, etc. The strongest answer that hits strong enemies that are difficult to even use lightning.
It's a good thing because you can remove it by releasing completely ignoring resistance and deal burn damage to your opponent.
However, his status is also high, so if you don't deal with it quickly, it will be "Jonouchi Fire!"

A monster with the strongest removal method called release. In addition, it can remove two bodies, and it has up to 1000 burns.
It has the downside of not being able to Normal Summon, but his decks like Fusion, Ritual, Pendulum, Jund, and Chainburn are just fine. It will give the opponent a monster with 3000 hit points, but it is easy to remove. It is also good to reuse it by extortion. You can equip it with Sacrifice.
Overall, I think it's a removal monster with such excellent specs that you wouldn't expect it to be an old card.

If it's for removal purposes, kaiju without restrictions will come, so I guess it's mainly going to accompany Burn.
It's a card that does a good job in a plain and disgusting manner.

disgusting monster. You can also remove the opponent's monsters and deal 1000 burn damage. It's really disgusting. I'm in a chain barn.

Famous for "Jonouchi Fire!!!" Malik's trump card (?)
It's nice to be able to remove two of your opponent's pesky monsters without question (called release). (In the original, the monster used for the release is clutched, and the monster that was squeezed is...)
At the same time, he will be handing over a monster with 3000 ATK to his opponent, so it seems that the Deck he can use will be limited...
Jonouchi Fire! ! ! (That's why the technique name is different)

A card that doesn't seem like it was made more than 10 years ago, as the number of resistance holders increases.
As long as the conditions are met, the monster will definitely be released, so along with Queen, it boasts top-class removal performance in Yu-Gi-Oh!
As it is, it will give your opponent a high RBI monster, so if you can reuse it with bounces or 《Remove Brainwashing》, it will be even better.
You can also expect a burn effect, but he can be recovered by release or Xyz depending on the deck, so be careful.

Removed Lightning and Ignister from the enemy field with this guy

Oda no slime
This is the best card Malik ever played
strong (confidence)

An ancient brutal card that almost guarantees removal in the name of his release no matter what resistances you have.
Since he will give the opponent a monster with Blue-Eyed status, should I choose his Deck?
The burn effect is also excellent, so he wants to use it by locking the opponent's attack well.

A rare card that gets stronger as inflation progresses.
If you can remove the opponent's trump card, it should lead to an ad.
Even if not, 2 for 2 exchange + 1000 burn is normally strong.
If he doesn't have a card in his hand, most of his deck should be able to deal with it, so it's fair to say that giving him a monster on par with Blue-Eyed is a minor disadvantage.

10 points for a specific monster's meta

For the time being, the one who will be used as a meta and meta remark against a great lineup.
actually strong.
Recently, it has become a card that can be put in the side deck.
A terrifying card that defeats all monsters, with some exceptions.
It is also possible to miss the timing of cards of the type "When you can do it".
If he's alive, he'll even kill a god.
Burn damage is also an element that cannot be ignored, so it is strong just by throwing it appropriately.
However, if you don't handle ATK 3000 properly, you'll be in trouble.

The originator of monsters such as 《Volcanic Queen》and 《Santa Claws》that release and summon opponent monsters.
With 2 releases as the original, it is very powerful as a card that removes without question.
However, on that turn, his Normal Summon will be blocked, and the risk of giving the opponent a monster with 3000 RBI is not light.
As such, I prefer his deck, which is powerful but available.
Luckily, he's relatively blessed with his status, and he's capable of shooting with pyromania, train costs, Doomdog Octhros, and searches on the bus to the underworld.
If you summon it, don't forget to take some countermeasures, such as bouncing it with Moon Flower Dragon or Forced Attack, or reverse use with Magic Cylinder.
By the way, its attack name is "Golem Volcano"! Declare it out loud! Jonouchi!

I used it in Rockburn.
It's an old card, but it's still very strong as a removal, and 1000 burns per turn is huge.
If only I could suppress the Lava Golem.

A card from the original work of Malik, who is famous for his special move name "Jonouchi Fire!".
The effect of making the opponent's card into a release agent without permission is really powerful because it can not be dealt with unless his special summon or release itself is sealed.
However, that alone would mean surrendering his ATK 3000 monster to the opponent, so I would like to deal with it well by removing it or taking it back with 《Owner's Seal》or 《Remove Brainwashing》.
It's also interesting to combine it with 《Santa Claws》to create a special deck that combines removal and deployment.

Gold Rare was on sale for 20 yen, so I bought one. I don't really want a rewrite.

Long live the re-recording!!
I wanted one with a number ♪ The good performance is certified!
For players who have been playing since his first appearance, I think he is a card that you want to have even if you don't use it in your deck.

Since there are very few monsters with release resistance, it is a very powerful monster in terms of double removal.
It also supports trade-in, so it is also suitable for draw personnel
[Golem] Deck ace cards including Queen Torch and 《Remove Brainwashing》
Even if he goes to GY, it can be advantageous for the opponent to be vigilant and not deploy more than 2 bodies.

The strongest removal method that can't be dealt with by ignoring all of the target resistance, destruction resistance, and even resistance to the effect itself, now there are some countermeasures for any removal card, but this card is Special Summon itself As long as you don't seal it, no matter what card you have, there's no way to deal with it.
Since the opponent has 3000 RBIs, you can't use it without thinking, but Rockburn will do the best work.

I used to use this card as just a burn card.
However, this era of balance has been broken with the appearance of Synchro and Exi.
While destruction resistance and effect negate are prevalent, even the environmental monsters that have been fully released
It is an excellent monster that can erase two bodies at the same time.
《Remove Brainwashing》Can also be used as a deck!

The name of the technique is "Golem Volcano". It's not "Jonouchi Fire".
Although it requires a biased construction to some extent, the powerful removal effect that takes advantage of the rules is unrivaled. And 1000 burns every turn... Malik! Forgive me! !
… or rather, Malik Deck is unexpectedly strong. Your hand will be reduced by Helpoemer, and if you line up monsters, Lavago will eat you... It's plain troublesome to deal with. As a character deck, it is a fairly complete category. Malik's disgust is fully open. Please stop really.

A card that ignores all kinds of resistances and can be removed. 1000 damage per turn is also moderate. With his high stats and rank 8, he's likely to be used by opponents, but if he uses brute force or 《Remove Brainwashing》, his disadvantages can be suppressed, so it can be said that he's very strong despite his quirks.

It's stronger than the anime version (damage is 700 points in the anime version)
Moreover, it boasts the ability to remove two bodies.

Jonouchi Fire! !
This is strong!
《Ray of Hope》of Burn Deck! (Though it's lava)
Eliminate opponent monsters with Tribute instead of destroying them! And two!
As long as you block the attack, it's yours!

A strange monster that is used differently depending on the person, such as being used for burning purposes, or being used to remove monsters.
Weaknesses worthy of special mention are that it is vulnerable to the Special Summon meta, and that it requires post-processing (attack blocking, removal, sync/XYZ usage blocking, etc.).
In the first place, you can't put it out unless you have two of them side by side, but you don't have to worry about it because decks like that are rarer.

Normally he wouldn't make it into a deck, but he's a card that gives hope to burn decks. If it can deal 1000 damage per turn while removing most monsters with Release, it's a good companion for Burn Deck. You can attack and shoot after taking control, and I think it's difficult with Burn Deck, but it's fun to burn with Volcasaurus. It goes well with 《Magic Cylinder》.

A strange monster that releases two opponent's monsters and makes his Special Summon on the opponent's field. However, the 2-body release is pretty strong and can be said to be almost uninterrupted, so it is a highly reliable 2-body elimination. Resistant can also be removed without mercy. However, you will need to be a little careful as you will not be able to Normal Summon this turn as you will be handing over a 3000 RBI monster to your opponent. If you take it with 《Owner's Seal》etc., you will sacrifice the opponent's monster and put a monster with 3000 RBI under your control, so it is very powerful.

"Destruction resistance? A monster that can't be targeted? Hamdo? So what's wrong? Damn Jonouchi Fire!"
Getting 3000 RBIs is a little tough on the opponent, but it's hard to say that he's perfect for Synchro and Xyz material.He's FIRE level 8, but I thought that rank 8 has increased quite a bit recently.
Not only Rockburn Deck, but also with 《Remove Brainwashing》and 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》

Reverse fire! !
sorry.
1000 Burn is quite strong.
The removal method of release instead of destruction is also good.
Attack 3000 should not be attacked somehow.
In other words, if you combo with 《Nightmare Wheel》, you will go to hell.

So, deta w 1000 chained to useless and forced to take off and goose out guy ~ w
It's me

The most terrifying monsters, like Opion and Christia, that do not have Special Summon sealing effect, even if they are gods, they will be Tribute. Even if it's not a burn deck, I'm not afraid of 3000 RBI. In particular, it has a tremendous affinity with Kakuta, and can eliminate 4 monsters that have been deployed in large numbers in one turn.
Speaking of despair when you know you have this in your opponent's hand...

Mr. Golem, whose special move is Jonouchi Fire
Removes 2 monsters on the opponent's field without asking for 1000 burns every turn. Although it will give the opponent 3000 RBI, it is still powerful.
The exhilarating feeling when two Dragosacs are removed is abnormal.

Myself "I will release two bodies. Lava please ^ ^"
Opponent: "I don't want it! (Indignation)"
Strong release. The feeling when exterminating the opponent's strongest with this is the best.
I use it along with the torch in [Torch Tempest] w

It's very powerful because it can remove two of any monster. Since the summoning condition is to release 2 opponent monsters, there are no monsters with resistance, and even Quasar is powerless against this card. It can also be evaluated that the timing of the burn is early. However, since you are still gifting a monster with high stats to your opponent, you should prepare aftercare such as Sacrifice, 《Remove Brainwashing》, and Mirror Force. Of course, you can also lock it and burn it as it is.

Malik "My pet's special move is 'Golem Volcano'. Jonouchi, loudly declare your attack!"
Jonouchi "Jonouchi Fire!"
All (hey ww)
Thanks to Jonouchi-san, it's turned into a story card...or rather
An excellent card that deals damage while removing monsters on the opponent's field.
However, recently, on the contrary, it has been used by Rank 8 Xyz.

ATK is a little high~
Well, it's good to have 1000 burns.
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　by Yamayu

Please leave the evaluation...
Dare I say it!
Jonouchi fire AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
It's scary that even resistance can be removed.
It seems that it can be adopted if it is a rock deck.

A card that deals 1000 damage to the opponent every turn while removing 2 opponent's monsters.
Any monster with resistance can be removed with this. However, it has the drawback of sealing Normal Summon and giving his ATK 3000 monster to the opponent, so countermeasures such as defense cards are necessary. Cards for rock decks in general.
By the way, this card's attack name is "Golem Volcano".
Please do not arbitrarily change the attack name to "○○○ fire".

Eliminate 2 opponents and Special Summon him, plus a demon combo that deals 1000 damage.
His ATK is 3000, but it's the same ATK as Blue-Eyed's Hakuryu, so there's no problem.
There is also a combo that locks Lava and fixes damage.
However, be careful not to use this as a material, change the controller with 《Creature Swap》, or get disposed of by direct declaration before Special Summon.

Mr. MARU "Aitee, cho! Katteni release Shinai deeee! E? Ee? 1000 burn?? Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"
《Lava Golem》「・・・」

After arbitrarily removing monsters on the opponent's field, 1000 damage burn...
This alone is demon strong.
The perfect performance for the infinite loop of the deadly Choux Valier Chateau Waltz.
This combo itself is difficult to use, but the exhilarating feeling when it is decided is surprising.
Either way, consider it a card that only removes 2 bodies + 1000 damage burn, and immediately destroys it with [Inzektor Hornet].

In Rockburn, of course, don't forget to combo with 《Remove Brainwashing》.
And perhaps the greatest strength of this card is its ability to remove opponent monsters with Tribute.
Recently, Synchro, Xyz, etc., many monsters are used as materials to create a single monster, so it can be said that his Tribute removal on this card has increased firepower.
However, you will be handing over a powerful card to your opponent, so be careful when handling it.

Accompanied by Baan.
Remove 2 opponent's monsters and deal 1000 damage.
3000 is painful, but there is no problem if you put a lock element.

Excellent card with multiple removal + α as long as you can handle it properly after putting it out.
You can block the movement and use it as a burn agent, or you can take it back and use it as a combat agent.

A terrifying monster that releases even resistant monsters with no questions asked.
It can be used as the axis of [Rock Burn] due to its burn effect, but it hurts to hand over a monster with ATK 3000 to your opponent.
In order to handle it well, assistance such as demoche and attack blocking will be essential.
As an aside, if you hand over this and destroy it with Volka, you will remove 2 cards and deal 3000 damage.

It is easy to use because it can remove Stardust. However, his ATK of 3000 is a bit harsh.

A demon that descends as if to ridicule those with resistance.
The drawback is that when you put this card on the field, you won't be able to summon it and you'll have to hand over his ATK 3000 monster, so you can lock it, use Remove Brainwashing, or use Compulsory Evacuation Device to make it your own hand. I would like to prepare measures such as returning to.

Any kind of resistance is powerless against this guy. There is no spec after release.
If you look at it as a removal, there are some difficult parts in the countermeasures for this card after that,
It is possible to burn the opponent if you set a lock, and in lockburn, it is a reliable card that can be used as both removal and burn.
Also, there are many interesting moves such as using Remove Brainwashing to make it your own hands and feet, and trying to launch a suicide attack.
It's a technical card, but if you can master it, it will help you.

Watch out for this guy when you play DT!
It gives your opponent a mighty monster, but on top of releasing and removing them, it also comes with a burn bonus.
It has a high level and is easy to lock, so it is possible to block attacks.
Of course, the effect is weak, but...

The cornerstone of Rockburn.
Whether it's Venominaga, God, Yubel, Quasar, or Lagia, you can use this to remove them.
In exchange for continuing to deal 1000 damage to the opponent, I will give you 3000 monsters, but if you lock it so that it cannot be hit k.
Although it's difficult to use as a Synchro Material, recently there are ways to use it, such as rank 8, so if you use it, use it together with a card that restricts the opponent's actions.
Entered GS due to its convenient removal performance. To be honest, I am grateful that it has become a mass-produced model, but when asked if it is enough to enter the GS...

It's a 2:2 exchange without question rather than a monster.
He has a deck gimmick like a golem, but if it's a deck that underestimates Normal Summon, he can put it in.
It is also suitable for the side, and it seems to be a natural enemy of monsters with resistance.

It can remove two opponent's monsters and deal damage every turn.
Although it gives you a monster with ATK 3000, there are many tactics that take advantage of it, and depending on the deck, it becomes the main card.

If this guy is equipped with the shackles of the demon world and has Mask of Restrict, he's the strongest.