Paleozoic Anomalocaris →Used Deck

《Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King》with gacha.
The material is heavy, but the performance is quite high, and if you can get it in many ways, it's a winning card.
Also, it doesn't matter, but the position of the face is strange, isn't it?

Paleozoic Deck Rampage
The material is a little heavy, and I feel that it would be safer to put Toadally Awesome and Opabinia upright, and if he is a finisher, I think it would be fine to make it with another link 4 or Burge alone, but that's not a reason not to use it. kana

Disguised as a general-purpose rank 2 Xyz, it's actually a trump card for Paleozoic as its main effect is (3).
Paleozoic is a slow and resource-intensive Deck that requires Trap cards to line up monsters on the field, and naturally lining up 3 Level 2s in such a Deck is quite heavy.
However, as with Paleozoic Opabinia , this card also has one Trap card included in the materials required to activate the effect of (3), and the rest can be normal monsters, and frog-type monsters that are compatible with Paleozoic and 《Ret-time Reviver Emit-ter》etc., it's not that difficult.
Strong resistance to monster effects and the effect of replenishing one-chan traps as a bonus after using traps in (2) are also reliable, but the main body is the effect of (3), and it is simple and straightforward, destroying Friche's single target.
It can be used both as an offense and a hindrance during your turn, and with its own resistance, it is somewhat easy to maintain and can be a troublesome existence for your opponent.
Basically, there is no doubt that even if this guy stands alone, you will not feel safe, so in the early game, it would be ideal to control the board while earning ads with Opabinia and Mochi, etc.

`` Paleozoic '' X monster with the highest RBI
At rank 2, the removal effect of the free chain is valuable, and unlike the general-purpose Azeus, it does not involve monsters other than "Paleozic" or face-down cards, so it is possible to differentiate it sufficiently.
The degraded draw effect of ② is uncertain, but with Paleozoic, the success rate is high and it is easy to succeed, so it is excellent as a bonus.
If the resistance of ① is also within "Paleozic", this card with high status works the most effectively.
The material is level 2 x 3, and the effect of ③ cannot be activated unless one of them is a trap. In this regard, it is slightly heavier than the other Rank 2.
Due to its heavy material, it's a strong monster if you keep it, so I'd like to use traps to protect it.

The material is star 2x3. However, the letters "including Valle" can be seen through ③.
There are two main ways to supply three bodies, including a trap. One is to make only with Valje Trap, and the other is to borrow the deployment power of 2 stars such as Gael and his Spright.
In most cases, the construction of all traps does not reach Anomalocaris. With the Frog type, you can get unlimited resources with turf and stacks, so it was certainly possible and strong, but due to regulations, it is currently impossible to build, and with the Spright type, Paleozoic ends up getting in the way. Even if you play it, it's a single target removal, so it still has a unique feeling of uneasiness.
The number of times it came out increased due to the restrictions on the movement of 《Toadally Awesome》and Hari → Link 4.
Even in the turn where Opabinia is played in Defense Position, Azeus + Anomalocaris can create 2 interference regardless of the order, which is a strength compared to Mochi. In order to use Azeus + Mochi, Opabinia must be in attack position, and if you do not use Mochi, the number of interference will decrease. Even if you blow away a prone Trap with Azeus, it is sometimes useful to compensate.
In general, it's not strong enough to aim for, but it's a card you can play when you can.

Not only the Paleozoic Deck, but his ATK is also used in his Deck of Bahamut Shark, and it is stronger because it is "unaffected" by monster effect resistance.

An ace of Valje, if it's just the effect it's pretty strong.
The sneak peek at the top of the Deck has randomness in addition to the activation conditions, so just be lucky if you get a card you like.
The important thing is the removal effect, and since it can be activated with Furice and it is not affected by monster effects, it is possible to deal with his general negate by himself.
However, recently there are quite a lot of people with resistance to target and effect destruction, so I can't be overconfident. Including a high RBI for Rank 2, it can be used normally, which is rare for a 3-body Xyz.

Boss level monster of Valle.
Anything is fine, but three level 2 bodies are quite heavy.
Since it is resistant to monster effects, it can be combined with Hallucigenia to break through suppression monsters with brutal effects.
Since it can activate the removal of free chains, this guy is also a brutal suppression type monster, but...
There are many themes that can be used if you just use it, but he needs a certain amount of traps in the deck to make the most of the effect of 1, and the free chain removal also requires traps as a material, so if you use it, it's a pure value.

Valle's trump card.
The Valje system has the drawback of having low stats, but his ATK of 2400 compensates for that to some extent, resistance to negate monster effects, high probability of drawing, removal of free chains, etc. It is an excellent monster in various ways.
However, the three materials are really heavy.

I think it's good because I'm not scared even if lightning comes out

His ATK is the highest among Rank 2, and his strength is that he has (1) resistance to monster effects.
Even against opponents whose ATK is unmatched, the (3) card destruction effect is great because it can break through, and I think it's good to be able to use it during the opponent's turn.
If you have a "Paleozic" Deck with a high Trap ratio, I am grateful that you can draw with a high probability due to the effect of (2).

Destruction effect that kills even Infinity due to resistance to monster effects, Trap search, still there is a tremendous control force.
Well, it's reasonable, but ☆ 2 × 3 is a little heavy ... I feel like that. Looking at the rice cake...

It's strong with 2400 resistance that can be used with Bajasha, and it's normal, and it's said that "Toadally Awesome" is lined up next to it...

A pitiful child who was hiding even though he was a signboard monster
Its ATK is modest, but it is immune to monster effects, and it boasts high suppression power thanks to the removal of free chains that can only be used when using Trap as a material. In addition, he is full of brute that the effect of adding trap to hand while digging the deck increases the number of cards in his hand. It's a very troublesome monster because the effects of each other are interlocking and it's hard to remove, but if it stays, the ad difference will only widen. On the other hand, it is difficult for high RBI resistance such as Chaos Max and Kozmo, so I would like to use it properly with Saint Rare and Cashier Mochi.

This was really good with more than 3 materials.
The effect is a powerful word. Thinking that this is lined up next to the rice cake makes my head hurt, but it can be said that this itself is a worthy strength.
It's really amazing to beat Infinity.

Paleozoic's ace attacker and biggest winning streak.
In addition to his ATK of the largest class of rank 2, resistance to monster effects shines. Supporting with a Paleozoic Spell Trap will give you enough control.
Since the second effect allows you to scavenge traps, I wonder if it will be his Paleozoic style to roll out Paleozoic Spell Traps one after another and make this card reign supreme. It goes without saying that the destruction of the free chain is strong, so no explanation is necessary.
He has overwhelming control power, but due to his RBI and Paleozoic nature, he is not good at opponents with high ATK target resistance. It's about you, Kozmo!

One of the signboard monsters of the extra pack.
A man who never allows monster effects.
He has his ATK which is max at Rank 2.
Unlike Opabinia, it specializes in attacks, but it is a bit heavy as it requires at least 3 materials.
The effect of 3 is to destroy the free chain, so even opponents who can't win with RBI can deal with it.
With the effect of 2, if the flipped card is a Trap card, it can be added to the hand, but if it is not a Trap card, he will become a GY manure, so there is no waste if the Spell card adopts "a system that can be used from GY" .
It is also possible to summon from Bahamut Shark and use it as an RBI member ◎
You can still use the effects of 1 and 2.
Also, be a little self-respecting when eating rice cakes←

The effect is perfectly strong, but it is a little heavy with 3 pairs of materials required
You have to activate Trap about 3 times to get it out with just the Budgee.
One trap is enough as a material, and you can also use normal monsters as materials, so you can also use it to supplement it.
Ignore the effect of x material consumption and use Bahamut Shark

Rank 2 with overwhelming power that exceeds even Toadally Awesome if it's just simple strength. The name of the Cambrian predator is not date. One-sidedly defeating "Toadally Awesome" is the natural enemy of monsters such as Quasar and Infi that are destroyed after being negate.
With 2400 hit points, overwhelming resistance, and the effect of adding a lot of traps to his hand, it is suitable for his Paleozoic ultimate weapon that recovers resources and surely scrapes the opponent's strength. Just by playing Opabinia and Anomalocaris and activating the Trap card, your ad will recover more and more, and your opponent's field will turn into a burnt field. With 《Toadally Awesome》next to it, its destructive power is immeasurable.
Unlike 《Toadally Awesome》, it is difficult to abuse with Bahasha, but there is some value in being able to knock down 《Toadally Awesome》and Darklaw normally, and to be able to consistently deal damage to the opponent.
It is also highly evaluated for its excellent adjustment unlike "Toadally Awesome".

As shown below, the motif is Anomalocaris, the largest and strongest predator of the Cambrian Burgess fauna.
Although the material is a little heavy, he is a pretty strong monster that can draw while interfering with the opponent with Paleozoic, and even destroy the opponent's cards.
Even if you summon it with Bahamut, it will probably not be abused because it is nothing more than a RBI monster with resistance. Some mochi is also an apprentice.

The motif is a predator representative of the famous Cambrian period.
The weight of 3 or more materials is a bottleneck, but Paleozoic's high ATK and complete resistance to monster effects, as well as its free chain destruction effect and pseudo-drawing promotion effect, transform it into a trump card that dominates the field at once. Now that powerful monster effects like Fresia and her Majespecter Unicorn are on the rise, immunity to monster effects is also extremely useful.
In addition to the weight of the material, Paleozoic takes time to develop, but it can be said that it is a trump card worth aiming for with full effort.