The Legendary Fisherman III →Used Deck

A third-generation fisherman who has complete resistance to spells and traps, as well as resistance to destruction by combat and effects. It can be said that the exclusion effect at the time of landing is upward compatible with Sambol.

Comprehensive evaluation: Since the number of supports has increased, it is easier to handle, and it is easy to kill one turn after removing all.
With the advent of 《Fish Sonar》, which can search for cards that specify 《Umi》, 《The Legendary Fisherman II》etc. can be found easily, and other than that, 《Giltia the D. Knight - Soul Spear》can be searched.
《Mega Fortress Whale》can also search this card.
Is Yorishiro of the Aqua, which gives you a card name, also a good support?
After removing the effect itself with its own effect, sending it to GY and aiming for victory by giving double battles damage is good as a trump card.
Since he can't attack when using a removal effect, it's a good idea to convert him into a monster with a high ATK by using it as a Synchro Material or Xyz Material such as 《White Aura Bihamut》.
It's resistance is pretty good, but there's a pretty big gap in that it's effective against monster effects that don't target destruction.

The effect itself is powerful, with robust resistance to the strong removal ability of excluding all, and the explosive power of doubling battles damage.
The bottleneck is the summoning conditions, as Fisherman is an advanced level monster with insufficient power, and because he himself is his Special Summon monster, the accident rate is high, and the operation of the deployment side is troublesome.
Also, in terms of resistance, it is powerless against monster effects other than destruction.
The double damage effect also returns all of his GY resources, so he often chooses situations where it can be activated.
What you write is strong, but in reality it gives the impression that it takes more time and effort to operate.

"There are Yu-Gi-Oh! cards that are nothing more than gods and have god-level resistance."
Shuts out his spells and traps without relying on the "sea", does not destroy battles or effects, and has an instantaneous damage doubling effect on the excluded version of Thunderbolt, as well as the ability that a single monster can have to the limit. monster like. You can easily secure the removal effect of (1) to remove the opponent necessary to increase the damage. However, depending on the card you return, there is a risk that it will lead to the opponent's GY fertilizing, so if you use it, you intend to kill it as much as possible.
The performance of this itself is amazing, but the original Fisherman is weak and has little support, and Veiler's effect is also a big hole (Although it is not often seen, it is possible to block with Frecia + "Void Trap Hole"). Exclusion of the whole is only possible by wiping out mass deployment, and there are too many conditions, including the accident rate, and the reality is that it doesn't go as imagined. Even so, the pleasant and exhilarating exclusion effect is a romantic one.

Place Fisherman on the field & have this card in your hand
It's not possible to evolve from a deck with a common dedicated spell, so the conditions for Special Summon are a little time-consuming and perishable.
If you use it, you need to build a clear dedicated Deck
The strength of this card is its top-notch removal performance.
Containing and excluding all P monsters and his GY effects is not weak
Thanks to this brutal effect, he gets summoning sickness, but with the third effect, he can catch and release or return the banished card to his deck and double the damage done to the opponent this turn. If he deploys other monsters and attacks all-out, he can bring it to the end of the game.
The second effect is also quite strong.
Almost invincible except bounce
Thanks to this effect, even after playing this card, it is very reassuring.
It's a piece worthy of being dedicated as a fan Deck.

There is a strict condition of Special Summon only when the legendary fisherman is released, but it has a strong resistance that it is not affected by battle / effect destruction negate, Spell / Trap cards. I want God to share this resistance as well. The problem is the Pleiades, who come out of Castel and Ptolemy, who bounce easily.

In the current environment, it would be extremely difficult to put this out and leave a result in the tournament, but this card alone is probably the strongest class in OCG history.
The lack of search means and the high difficulty of summoning may have resulted in such a broken effect, but it is a top-notch Roman card that is more than worth building his specially constructed Deck.
The problem is that it is vulnerable to bounces from the monsters that are prevalent, so honestly, if I can get this monster out, I think it will be a special victory.

One of the card systems that is "strong if you can get it". After all, something is different in the 9th period.
It has level 7, ATK 2500 and the hero's ace monster class status.
Although the summoning conditions are strict, the total exclusion is brutal and most of them are weak against exclusion. Now that the Dragon Ruler is gone, it's sure to be wiped out.
The resistance that surpasses even God can't be beaten by anything other than the bounce of Effect Monsters. Castel, 101, Pleiades, and other monsters are easy to appear, so let's cover them with sentences.
Returning an expelled monster to her GY doubles her firepower. Since I have summoning sickness, I will fold it on the next turn, but any damage can be doubled only once. You may also use other burn cards.

A descendant (probably a grandson?) of a legendary fisherman who has been strengthened to the point of super for some reason, God only knows why it became such a card. It is unaffected by Spell/Trap, and in addition, I am curious about what happened between the first generation and the second generation with destruction resistance, but I can not receive his Spell / Trap effect that I activated, so I hit it. is a little worrisome. If Dabellion is attacked on the return turn, it will either become a god killer or a sandbag, so I want to decide the game on the turn I manage to get out.

A card that has become a reason to use the legendary fisherman of the level that I haven't seen in a long time
The Special Summon itself is relatively unrestricted with a scale of 6 or higher, so if you can get Fisherman out with a P-summon, you can get it out. The problem is that neither can be searched.
If the effect of excluding all extremely villainous opponents is decided, people will make a helpless face.
Or rather, this person can also be a finisher when played, and if it is not dealt with other than destroying Castel, Trishula, Vulcan, etc. after the next turn, it will be nothing but trouble.
There's a monster that's similar and dissimilar, sophia, but that one can be defeated with little resistance thanks to its terrifyingly difficult summoning conditions. On the other hand, this one can be deployed from her GY or hand, so the sense of security is not high. However, as mentioned above, this card can be a finisher as it is.
It's really strong except that you can't search.

It's one of the cards with super resistance that is allowed because it's time to build a dedicated deck.
…But I wanted this resistance effect to be given to various gods…

I never thought that fisherman would have left such descendants...
The effect of (1) excludes all opponent monsters. Depending on the situation, the highest peak of exclusion and
From the opponent's point of view, the range of effect that extends to all opponent's monsters is unbearable.
Due to the effect of (2), it has a resistance that can be said to be almost invincible. by monster effect
Only removal works.
Don't miss the denial effect in the effect of (3). Nothing doubles damage
It doesn't have to be this card, so it's also possible to get another monster to hit you.
Although it is a monster with the strongest performance as in the picture, it can be used as a material source.
The problem is how to pull the fisherman.
But if you can get it out, it's almost a win, so there's a lot of significance in building a dedicated deck for him.

If you have the means to prepare the original Fisherman, it's a Roman card that is sure to be unbeatable against opponents who have no countermeasures due to its overly strong resistance and damage-doubling effect.
It has no resistance to removal other than destruction by monster effects, so if you can do something about it, it will be solid.

God's card also has amazing super resistance and super removal
Is it too strong? It was often said that... well, the original material is weak.
Could it be that Konmai thought it was okay because there was Castel and Arknight?
I will never forgive you

The moment I saw it, I was like, "What the hell is this?"
First of all, it goes without saying that the upward compatible effect of the banned card Thunderbolt, and the removal that doesn't take any targets, is the most brutal removal method, and if you have perfect resistance, you can't avoid it.
Next, destruction resistance and his Spell Trap resistance, destruction resistance alone is often unreliable in this day and age, but he doesn't accept Spell Trap at all.
The only hole is removal other than destruction by monster effects, which the current rank 4 can easily achieve, but it doesn't mean that this card is weak, and even such a crazy resistance can easily break through. It just shows the current rank 4 crazy.
Furthermore, just returning the removed monster to his GY doubles the damage, and it has reached a level that can only be said to be crazy.
There's no need to explain how strong it is, but the problem is that it's difficult to summon due to the lack of materials, and it's difficult to summon without a dedicated Deck.
Even if you subtract the severity of the summoning, the effect is still strong enough that it is worth building a special one.

Descendants of fishermen who no longer care about the sea
Surprising even the gods, it has a super resistance and removal effect that makes it hard to believe that it is a monster that was ranked last in the popularity vote.
It's still weak against Castel, but if you protect it with a prisoner or something like that, it's an impregnable hardness.

In the name of Ji-chan, it is the third generation who evolved limit over accelerator.
Even before its release, it became a hot topic for its super resistance, but it's also exciting to banish all monsters on the opponent's field.
However, Grandpa is an advanced monster and lacks search means, so you will need support such as sticking Atlantis.
Even if it's super resistance, it can be removed if two level 4 monsters are together...

What is a legend?
It is difficult to make a specialized type
If he can be summoned, he will attack with an effect that is too good, but other than that, he can be sent to GY, banished, or returned to the hand by monster effects.
There is summoning sickness, and Black Luster Soldier, which is currently being enhanced, also has a removal person...

Is it possible that the big catch flag is a descendant of Kajiki?
In addition to destroying and Spell Trap resistance, it has a phony effect that banishes all of the opponent's monsters during SS. Don't ask why fishermen have supernatural powers.
You can't attack the turn you use the first effect, but it's powerful even if you subtract that.
The effect of doubling the damage is not noticeable, but you can expand the range where you can stop with a crooked person.
As you can see, it's a very powerful card, but it still needs the original Fisherman, and the lack of ways to add itself to the hand is a bottleneck. As for Fisherman, I want to use 《Transmodify》to get it onto the field quickly. Also, in the current environment, there is a high possibility that Castell, Pleiades, and Infinity will easily remove it. If you want to maintain it, you should have Brestle and Skill Prisoner.

A super monster whose super resistance has become a hot topic even outside the Yu-Gi-Oh world.
It can't be removed at all except for the exclusion bounce of monster effects such as Trish Pleiades, and when it comes into play, it's the exclusion version "Raigeki", and the fear of doubling the damage from the next turn onwards.
The performance as a monster is undoubtedly the strongest class in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, but the problem is the summoning conditions.
Legendary Fisherman is a rather difficult card to deal with, and due to its weak ability, it cannot be expected to be in play unless this card is immediately covered. Furthermore, since it is heavy at level 5, I want Atlantis and release cost.
However, with the advent of the second generation, it has become somewhat easier to secure a fisherman for Kost. The environment has also reduced the number of monsters with bounce exclusion. Is it time to make a name for it? ?

A powerful monster with strong resistance that rivals God's cards and the effect of doubling his ATK. The difficulty of handling the original "Legendary Fisherman" is the biggest drawback, but it can be said that the performance is worth it. Destruction resistance corresponds to all effects, but effect resistance is limited to his spells and traps, so be careful of 《Castel, the Skyblaster Musketeer》.