Wattchimera →Used Deck

On top of the fact that the S material is tied to a level that can't be put out unless it's a dedicated Deck, it's an effect that demonstrates its strength by maintaining it for a long turn, but its status is low, and yet it's resistant and offensive. Watt's EX monster was treated as one of the most disappointing cards among theme EX monsters because it didn't have a deterrent effect.
The direct attack effect + the handicap effect that locks the top of his deck triggered by the battles damage from the direct attack is pretty strong on its own, but the rest of it was just too disproportionate.
However, with the introduction of 《Wattuna》and 《Wattkyuki》, it has definitely become a useful card as a goal point monster for that direct attack rush.
"Watthydra" has a higher ATK by 100, and the effects it activates gain a numerical advantage by increasing the number of cards in your hand. There is almost no change in the kill line of , so basically I think you can give priority to this.
Except for Kyuki, the only Watt S monsters that exist are this card and Kilim. There is a danger that it will easily lose its position, but for the time being it will be safe.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is good to use while stopping an opponent's attack.
His ATK is low, but since it is a line that cannot be blocked by Messenger of Peace, it is possible to use his LP cost less than Red Screen.
The effect is a direct attack and a draw lock, and it's strong if you get hooked.
However, it's tough that you can't lock if you have 0 cards in your hand.
In addition to specifying Watt tuners, non-tuners are also strictly specified as lightning, and there are few effective combinations.
You can use 《Rescue Rabbit》to put out two 《Wattkid (Updated from: Oscillo Hero #2)》and use another card to turn one into a tuner.

The RBI is low for a synchro for an attacker, and it's hard to tie it down. Why don't you make it a sentry effect instead?

The effect of direct attack and draw lock is good. Why did you choose "Watt" tuner + 1 or more non-tuner Thunder monsters as a tough material? If it is the material, I want 2000 RBI. With this low status, it is easily destroyed in battle. The "Watt" tuner has a lot of subtle faces, and it's not worth the effort.

Although it is Watt's S monster, there are many themes that can easily break through even strong draw locks these days, and after all, Watt's subtle lineup of tuners makes it difficult to put out.
Basically, those three level 4 creatures will be tuned to foxes or goldfish.

The effect itself that can be connected to a draw lock from a direct attack is not bad. However, there are quite a few problems. Even if I manage the low stats with 《Messenger of Peace》, etc., all the tuners I can use are unsatisfying, so I'm pretty annoyed at the time of Deck construction. Drawlock also depends on your hand, so it is useless against [Infernity], which aims for a handless combo, and there is a possibility that it will be dealt with all cards from the second time onwards. Depending on the opponent's hand, if a direct attack is decided, it is a card that can be brought to victory as it is, but there are too many uncertainties to bring it to the core of the Deck.

Mr. MARU: "Ugh... random huh... it would be nice if it was a choice. Isn't that the problem?"
"Hmm, well, my ATK is low, but I can attack directly, you know?"
MARU: "If it's going to take you out, I'll summon 2 with to attack."
《Wattchimera》「・・・」

Due to the nature of Watt, it may be a little difficult to reuse due to its low stats, but Hatta Rock is not a fancy one.
The problem is maintenance and materials.
It's easy to remove and the Watt tuner is weak, so there's no demand.
After all, it would be more stable to deploy lower-class Watts and let them hit individually.

If things go well, we can form a vulgar rock that resembles Yata rock, but...
In terms of firepower, there is not much difference compared to Kirin and Pheasant. Effectiveness is the lifeline.
However, if you use Robbin' Goblin, your opponent's hand is already shredded, and it feels a little overkill. The low quality of Watt tuners is also a drawback.
If it is decided, it will be a tremendous piece, so if you have room, please go ahead.

The relief of this is a very disappointing picture...
Even with Watt, giraffes and bandits are often enough, so they don't come out unless they have time to spare.
Still, if you get into it, you can recreate the classic Yata rock...

A perfect monster with no blind spots that has the triple threat of being weak and creepy. And ultra rare.
It's rare to find a card as disappointing as this one.
It's not that there's nothing you can do about it, which adds to the disappointment.