Prime Material Falcon →Used Deck

With this narrow range of response to advanced habits and subtle offense and defense, it looks more difficult to handle than Carrierroid.
《Prime Material Dragon》, who can be said to be a senior, was quite good, but why did this happen?

This is the second card in the series following Prime Material Dragon, which was also first released overseas, but perhaps because this card was so successful, I never saw a "Material" series monster again.
When the information about this card came out overseas, I thought that "Material" monsters, like the "Element" series, with various races and different ranges, would appear until at least 6 attributes were available... .
The reason for its weakness is the effect that destroys the Spell Trap card on the field + the amazing narrow response range that only monster effects can be caught. There was no way it would be used if it was a high-level monster that didn't have other abilities such as its own SS ability.
It's nice to have this card that protects Spell Trap cards from destroying effects against dragons that protect themselves and other monsters from destroying effects, but it's a complete mystery as to why the types of effects that can be caught are decreasing. It's even more mysterious that other parts are weakened or missing, and although it has the same specifications as over there, the highlight is that you can continue to counter as long as you have cards in your hand within one turn.
Well, this "Material" series can't be helped anymore, so if it's the same overseas origin, let's do something about "Materialactor".

Comprehensive evaluation: Difficult to deploy and difficult to protect yourself.
It is limited to monster effects that destroy Spell/Trap cards, and has an opportunity to be useful in the current environment where monster effects are heavily weighted.
However, there are few useful cards for your own development, and you can't protect yourself from destruction.
I can't even block the supposed 《Harpie's Feather Duster》.

The picture doesn't look like Yu-Gi-Oh! A likely background for an eroge in the 2000s.
invoke negate ? If you think yes, you can only negate monsters...

Contrary to Matedora, he protects the Spell Trap, but it only protects the effects of Effect Monsters, and the RBI is lower than that of Matedra, making it ridiculously difficult to use.
In addition to RBI and usability, the level has also declined, but there is not much difference between 5 and 6...

It's his Spell/Trap version of "Material Dragon", but for some reason it's limited to Effect Monsters, so it's pretty weak. Even though it only has effects that target, it also has low-level 《Carrierroid》, so I think it would be difficult to use this high-level card.

Even his ATK is low, and it's no longer equal to losing his name...
Moreover, it couldn't have been better to deal only with monster effects.

A high-class monster with the effect of negating and destroying the effects of Effect Monsters that destroy his Spell Trap cards on the field by sending one card from the hand to GY.
From the name, it is a pair with "Prime Material Dragon" that protects monsters.
However, it is a mystery that it is powerless against Spell Trap, which often destroys Spell Trap. A real mystery.
If it doesn't protect you from major cyclones and 《Twin Twisters》, you have to say it's a monkey. If you really want to protect it, you should ask Stardust for help.
Its ability is also low, and it is feared that it will be destroyed in battle. 《Prime Material Dragon》, which is also a dragon, had Redame, but the support here is weak…

A useful anti-removal card in decks based on Continuous Spell and Trap.
However, he doesn't respond to spell traps, and can't protect against bounces like Brew.
And above all, the number of 2200 at level 5 is a bit subtle, so there is a high risk of being easily destroyed in battle.