The Blazing Mars →Used Deck

It is one of the few monsters in the Planet series that has a self-SS effect, and it has been regarded as the strongest planet monster that can be abused if it is converted into OCG, but in OCG, it seems that the Special Summon after the effect is activated will be restricted. Due to this effect, it is not possible to line up multiple monsters with the same name, and the aptitude as a material for Special Summon has been reduced to almost 0.
Still, he's not limited to FIRE, he can use any monster in GY as an exclusion cost, he can self-SS not only from his hand but also from his GY, and he has a decent amount of ATK, so he's definitely one of the planet series. It can be said that it is a monster positioned at the top.
The effect of inflicting effect damage on the opponent due to the salvo of his own monsters in the latter half of the game is also a big loss when negate, but there are no restrictions on attacks after the effect is activated, and the monsters on the field can be actively used by his GY. You can also think of it as a means of sending.
Due to its disadvantages, if you don't use it to release Tribute Summon, you basically have to stand still, but there is no effect that can be applied during the opponent's turn, and it is an odd trump card and deployment personnel, but Pyro and Planet In the series, it is highly useful in terms of its agility and elimination advantage, and if you combine it well with other effects, you can say that it is a monster that can withstand actual battles.

One of the Planet series, in the anime he has a burn effect with flames, as O'Brien used to control Volcanic.
Overall, I get the impression that it has been carefully adjusted.
Appropriate operation often ends up with a subtle feeling, and I feel that it is necessary to form a solid synergy if you want to prioritize it.
I think it has more peculiarities than it looks, but it seems to be versatile in minor flames and has potential in the future.

A card reminiscent of Dragon Ruler with Mars motif.
Unlike over there, you can't remove cards from your hand when you SS yourself, and it doesn't have effects such as returning to your hand at the end of the opponent's end, but it's still an excellent card.
In Ritual Beast, it replaces Tempest, which has become a banned card, but it requires a slightly different use than the conventional one.
Other decks that work well together include Shiranui and Lightsworn.
Since there is a restriction that you can't SS after you SS with your own effect, you will have to deploy it to a certain extent before putting it out.
From an ad's point of view, you want to revive him from GY, so it might be a good idea to trade in and draw with 《Advance Draw》to make good use of it.
The burn effect may be considered a bonus and may be used for self-regeneration.

Mars card. A superlative monster that comes out by excluding 3 GY monsters. However, since the Special Summon is sealed after the effect is activated, it is difficult to do things like Xyz. With the effect of ②, he can deal damage equal to the number of monsters sent to GY x 500, but it must be said that it is subtle if it is limited to main 1, maximum damage is 2000, and tokens are not possible.

It is still strong that the highest grade monster comes out just by excluding 3 GY monsters. Furthermore, you can aim for burn damage like Scarlight, so you can aim for a finisher in a close battle.
However, after using this guy, you can't SS, so you'll need to end the fight with this guy alone.

The superlative habit doesn't have the effect of alleviating summons or his special summon effect, and in the planet series it's reminiscent of the superlative when the manga GX started serialization. But good reviews.
It's only monsters, but there's no specified monster that costs to remove it, so it can be used from your hand or from his GY, so it doesn't spoil easily.
After Special Summon, it hurts to have Special Summon sealed away, so it's hard to use it for rank 8 materials, but before you put it out, Special Summon doesn't have any restrictions, so you can put it out as the last push.
As for the burn effect, it's better to have it than not because it can't use itself as a cost and can only be used as a main 1.

The best child in the Planet series this time.
2600 RBI pops out with a light condition of excluding 3 GY monsters
Medium. There are many troublesome monsters at 2500 RBI, so you can deal with them by attacking.
The possible status is also good. The disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon this turn is painful.
It's also fun to pin the [Dimension] by banishing 3 GY monsters.
The cost of the burn effect of (2) is severe, but it is perfect for shaving your opponent's millimeters.
So it's just a profitable effect...?

The sadness of the Planet series, but it's pretty heavy because there are only cards that don't have 8 star summoning support. It can't be helped because the cards are from a few years ago...
This card is the exception. As long as you have enough GY resources, it will come back to life like a phoenix.
As expected, it's a superlative card, so the cost is accordingly high, but if you accumulate GY, you can use the 8-star 2600 RBI as many times as you like. However, since it seals Special Summon, it is necessary to decide with this card. If you expand it at the end, it will be reduced to some extent.
Combined with Lightsworn, GY is easy to set up, this card is easy to fall into his GY, and it seems interesting that you can follow up after Judgment.
The other burn effect can only be used on the main 1, so the limit is to finish it off without going through the battle.