Loki, Lord of the Aesir →Used Deck

One of the S monsters called "Three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World" that appeared in the anime 5D's.
The ability to gain resistance with the activation effect is subtle, but it is easy to understand. Odin becomes a robust monster by adding external resistance with support within the theme from high ATK, and Thor is powerful with the ability to negate the effects of all opponent monsters. On the other hand, this monster has the lowest ATK among them, and the ability it has is also more subtle than Odin, which negates the activation of the opponent's Spell Trap card during the battle phase. , Unfortunately, it becomes the least used monster among the three.
It's not bad to be able to parry any Spell Trap with no cost every turn, but the timing is too limited, so the types of Spell Trap cards that you can actually receive are narrowed down considerably. The Nordic spirit tuner required for the game is also peculiar and subtle, which is one of the reasons for lowering the evaluation.
The effect associated with the self-resurrection effect that is triggered by being destroyed by the opponent is the most unique among the three Lord of the Aesirs, as it can salvage any single Trap card. In the first place, this common effect itself is meaningless unless it is used in a way that satisfies the resurrection restrictions.In addition to the fact that it depends heavily on the opponent in order to fulfill the conditions for activation, activation itself is difficult, and in the case of this card, it is necessary to activate it. It's a triple whammy that there are only subtle Nordic Spirit Tuners, and the impression is that if you force the Lord of the Aesir Deck to make use of this monster, it's rather messy.
As the only one of the three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World that has not been reprinted, it's sad that you can guess how this monster is handled.

Who are you a follower of?
It used to be pretty strong in Lord of the Aesir if you could get it. Because the attack reaction was still active at the time of the first appearance. Moreover, since he can catch a trap card when reviving from GY, he has high aggression and fighting ability.
However, in the current environment, attack reaction traps are rarely used, they are useless against monsters that you want to negate the most, and the difficulty of putting them out in the first place cannot be improved. Trap's salvage is rare, and even now, it would be great if I could pick up an imperial decree or Vanity's Emptiness...

Shien: You're a god, but you can't negate unless it's during battle?
The Nordic spirit tuner is strangely difficult to use, so it takes a lot of time to get it out.
Compared to other Lord of the Aesirs, the hit points are subtle, and the self-regeneration is not a problem.
For the time being, the attributes and races are blessed, so there are many supports, but it seems unlikely that Nordic will adopt Spell-user support. A card that is hard to use.

This is tough... The RBI is lower than Thor and Odin, and the unique effect is in a decoration state now that the adoption of attack reaction type is falling. The performance of the tuner is also peculiar and difficult to use, which spurs the low evaluation. Since it's DARK's Spellcaster, it has some support, but it's hard to put out, so it's a card that's hard to prioritize.

One of the three Lords of the Aesir. Because of his hat and beard, he looks like Daisuke Tsuzuki.
The material specification is a tuner, and it is heavy with a total of three requests.
Moreover, he has a lot of Nordic spirits that are peculiar even among his Nordics, making it a little harder to get out than his other Lords of the Aesir.
It's not difficult to just put it out because there is a Nordic tuner that can be used as a substitute for the Nordic spirit tuner. Although it becomes difficult to utilize the self-revive effect.
It is similar to Odin in that it can negate magic and traps in BP and is strong against attack reactions.
Although this is only once per turn, it is excellent in that it can protect other monsters, and that it can be destroyed and you can choose to collect his traps, which will be described later.
Traps can be collected during self-revive, and there are some good traps in Nordic. However, due to the characteristics of the trap and the resurrection at the end, it is slow to collect and use it. As long as his existence is exposed, he will lose his ability to attack, and above all, he is highly dependent on his opponent, so I can't expect much.
In the current level 10S, there are excellent S such as Baroness, who is like an upward compatible guy even if two bodies are requested without specifying materials, and even with the same Lord of the Aesir, the above-mentioned Odin greatly exceeds the offense and defense, and the same turn Unaffected by medium demons and traps, and has the same loss resilience as 1 draw when self-revived.
Although there is a difference in status, Nordic doesn't give priority to specific attribute/race support.
From the past until now, it has been difficult to handle, and I think I am in a tough position.
Aside from Baroness, which appeared nearly 10 years later, there are various differences in the same pack from the time of its release, but if you look only at the effects, there is a Cien that can be said to be upwardly compatible, and this is the one who was ridiculed as STORM OF ROKUBUSYU. I think there is also a reason.

His Spell Trap negate in the battle phase works, and trap collection is not bad.
But it's hard to get it out
That's the number one problem.

Both Nordic Spirit Tuners have strong quirks, so this card isn't very easy to get out and falls short of Thor in that respect.
Of course, you can also use Vanadis to bring it out, but in terms of performance after it comes out, it will be inferior to Odin this time.
Since he needs GY to have a trap and tends to be late for collecting traps, I think Odin's draw is better.
However, the gimmick that uses the Nordic spirit to issue this card is fundamentally different from Thor and Odin, so it's not completely degraded, and I think it's a good romance card like other Lord of the Aesirs.

Feels like a delicate position in Lord of the Aesir...
To be honest, Odin's effect is easier to handle, and it can be said that it's backward compatible.
The upside is that he's DARK, maybe Trap's salvage.
What is most useless is the performance of the tuner.

Can be used with Quick Synchron, Level Stealer, Deck Alva, and Dverg
It's not bad because you can earn ads
But after all, isn't God's failure to win against Quasar?
Compared to Spell's spell "Quick Stealer Explorer☆"
It can also come out easily with Salvage Warrior

With the introduction of Svartalv and Vanadis, it has become easier to cast, but it is still inferior to Thor.
The effect is to the extent that it is strong against the attack reaction type. Recently, I have a lot of flitch, so I'm a little unreliable.
However, his Trap collection at the time of resuscitation is delicious. You can't see it, so it's unlikely that you'll bother to destroy it.

Why is there such a difference...
No matter how you think about it, the reason why it is so different from Tall is because of the specs of the material.
Effectively, this is more convenient, but...
The feature is that no matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like a god. If anything, it is close to Daisuke Jigen.

It was the only one in Lord of the Aesir that had a tuner, so I was a little disappointed, but with the appearance of Salvage Warrior, I wonder if it's gotten a little better.
Decent supporters will finally come from overseas in September, and if we wait another year, more support cards will increase,
The most pushed Lord of the Aesir for some reason.
Even so, it's sad that there is Thor, who is easy to get out, and Lord of the Aesir itself smells like Owakon...

Collecting traps is great, but if you just want to collect them, there's Mask of Darkness too...
There are subtle differences in the effects, but Odin's sense of deterioration is undeniable. Today's Battle Phase Spell Trap is...
Getting it out itself was somewhat easier with Vanadis and Svartoalv, but still.
It's the hardest to use among the three Lords of the Aesir, but that's why the skill of the user is questioned?

It's not DIVINE...
Status is low at level 10. It has good resistance to the battle phase, but be careful as it does not respond to monster effects.
The effect of adding Trap to the hand in the second half is discrimination with "Mask of Darkness".

The god who made Ragnarok his Trickstar in Norse mythology.
The effects that negate Spells and Traps don't really come into play, but he can Special Summon himself during the Battle Phase, making him the only god among the three Lords of the Aesir who can negate Abyss.
If he uses 《Escape from the Dark Dimension》and Libide to Special Summon many times during the battle phase, he can break through both Naraku and Gouatsu and become a god who can attack with 3300, making it possible to differentiate him from the other two gods.
Furthermore, since it can also be used as a fusion material for a masked mage, the other person will be stunned, thinking, "You're going to use God as a fusion material!?" (laughs)
From there, Loki descends into the Battle Phase, making you think, "What's the trump card? Akanai..."! If he hits 3300, he will be able to live up to the Trickstar name.
In general, the single performance is inferior to the other two gods, but when combined with these, it is a god that can move freely. You will be able to demonstrate your power by building a dedicated Deck.

Spell is easy to use and well supported

Needless to say, the effect is powerful. You can shut out Mirafo and Imprisonment. But I can't deal with free chains... I think escape devices are too unreadable these days...