Fallen of Albaz →Used Deck

A card whose name is the main body.
Its ability to turn the opponent into a fusion material reminds me of 《Super Polymerization》, but its strength is that it can't chain, so it's not that strong because it lacks that.
If there is a Dragon in the opponent's field, you can Special Summon Alba-Lenatus the Abyss Dragon suddenly by sending the opponent Dragon to his GY from the set state.
It's quite a surprise attack, so it may be useful to remember.

Makoto Ito from the Yu-Gi-Oh world. He's always cheating on me. He will eat any monster out of loose fusion material.
Due to the existence of 《Branded Fusion》, it is possible to operate like 《Foolish Burial》, although there are restrictions by simply mixing Albus Fusion Monsters. For this reason, I go on business trips to various themes, but the destinations tend to be SM play sites such as Edge Imp and He is Predaplant, not girl themes. Take a look.

Yu-Gi-Oh's best playboy who has taken down all the wives of many duelists.
Now that he has a legal wife, it's troublesome.
The built-in effect itself is a super fusion, but the effect itself is inferior because it can be chained and there are strict restrictions on the materials. However, the fact that monsters have super fusion built in is terrifyingly strong. If you are on the opposing side, make a list of monsters that will be eaten by this guy in advance.
However, the most terrifying thing is that this built-in super-fusion is just spare power, and the core of a wide range of operations with abundant support is its original strength. On the extreme side, even if he's vanilla, his rating won't go down, rather it will go up.
That's why in the actual duel, he busily flies around the deck-excluded GY and docks with strict people, which is a harsh job that will inevitably lead to death from overwork. On rare occasions, Albus-kun gets excited by the luxurious hospitality of the "Dragonmaid", but most of the time he is sentenced to death in the electric chair for "Thunder Dragonhawk" or is forced to become a monk for "Jowgen the Spiritualist" or an aesthetic pact with "Aleister the Invoker". I'm having a hard time day and night, exchanging with the "Predaplant".
With this, I don't even feel like I'm going to tolerate picking up people on holidays. It's nearly impossible to neutralize him because it even references exclusions, which is far from a phoenix.
In addition, he eats the Dragon without even generating priority, let alone a chain block, and once the summoning conditions are met, there is no action that can be taken from here. The number of cards with the same name has increased considerably, and if he has only one card in the deck, it will work well, so regulation is near.
As an aside, according to the wiki, illegitimate children are illegitimate children. Tokugawa's illegitimate child or something like that. So, literally, it would be correct to write him as the illegitimate Albus, but since it happens so often in Yu-Gi-Oh, I don't say uncouth.

Monsters with 《Super Polymerization》
However, unlike over there, it allows chaining, so it is subject to interference.
Therefore, this effect is considered as a bonus, and the main use is to use it as a material for Ruberion.
It's also a card you don't want to see in your hand as much as possible.

Possessing a large number of fusions, he is the main character of the Branded story who makes a living by being dropped from the Deck to the GY with "Branded Fusion".
I don't see it being used much, but it's an omnivorous monster on par with Aleister, and as soon as it comes into play, it tries to combine with this monster.
Unlike Super Fusion, it can be chained, and he can be negated or unexploded by removing Albus himself, so let's deal with it calmly.

A monster with built-in super fusion.
With the existence of 《Branded Fusion》and the increase in Fusion Monsters that specify this card, the importance of this card itself is increasing.
As a supplement to the fusion effect of (1), "Send the fusion material monster including this card (from your / opponent's field) to GY", so if it is bounced or destroyed before the effect processing, it will not fire. As most people know.
On the other hand, if this card is on the opponent's field at the time the effect resolves due to control seizure, it is possible to fuse the opponent's self and the opponent's monster without problems.
Such situations are rare, but it's good to know that Mikanko's business trip parts may take control before the fusion.
In addition, due to the existence of 《Alba-Lenatus the Abyss Dragon》, it also has a meta performance like his Cyber Dragon against Machine against Dragon, avoiding interference by putting it on the field in the back Defense Position, and surely attacking the opponent's Dragon. can be processed.

The main character of the story.
He's just Branded Fusion, he's sent to GY, he's a Ruberion, and he's returned to Deck.

His nickname is Albus (named by Ecclesia)
Albus's fusion destination materials are LIGHT monsters, DARK monsters, Fusion, S, X, Link Monsters, monsters Special Summoned this turn, Dragon monsters, monsters with level 8 or higher, monsters with ATK of 2500 or higher, and a surprising amount of monsters. Due to the wide range, not only Dyson, but also Super Fusion has a surprising power of attraction.
However, even though it is a powerful effect that can absorb the opponent, it is not an effect that you can hit with confidence. It goes without saying that during the process of resolving the effect, you must have Albus on your side of the field and the fusion destination monster on your opponent's side of the field, so if Albus's effect is chained and one of those monsters is removed from the field, The effect will be lost.
In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, if the opponent takes the first attack, it is almost certain that the turn will be returned with an obstructive effect, so it is common for Albus's effect to fail. If the Normal Summon right is cut by Albus and the effect is dulled, I can't even look at it.
The effect is very powerful, so it might be a good idea to use this card's effect after exhausting your opponent's interference. In particular, Mira Jade, which sucks up the opponent's EX monsters, is extremely powerful even on its own, and has the power to turn the tide of battle with just this one card.
Oh, Mr. KONAMI. I'm waiting for the fusion of Albus and Ecclesia! Dragon knight Ecclesia, side-by-side fusion will definitely shine (appropriate)

Various monsters can be used as fusion materials so much that I wondered if there were monsters that could not be used as fusion materials.
Considering the monsters that appear in the new Strak, there are almost no opponent monsters that cannot be used as fusion materials, and they are easy to put out.
Since you can use the effects of fusion summoned monsters, reversing is too easy

It's great that we can recruit with thanks to the names of the fusions, including Bastard. Together with Guardian of Dragon Mage, you can have a total of 9 cards.
It works well with Kaiju, especially Shizukiel and Thunder the King are "LIGHT", "ATK 2500 or higher", "level 8 or higher", and "he was a Special Summoned monster this turn", so all of them so far It can be used as a material for the rakugo fusion body.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that it can be connected to various Fusion Monsters while removing the opponent's monster as a fusion material.
If you use "Branded" Spell / Trap for the hand cost of the effect of (1), I think that it is also a strength that you can suppress the consumption.

It's hard to use by itself, so the basic usage is to summon it during your opponent's turn with 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》.
With the advent of 《Sprind the Irondash Dragon》, almost all monsters can be used as fusion materials, and it can be used as a universal removal card.
His deck can be used with 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》, so you can play an active role just by pinning it.
On the other hand, I don't think it makes much sense to use it in his Deck, which doesn't have cards like Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres that can summon this monster during the opponent's turn.

Friche can't activate its effect, and it doesn't have a non-chainable effect, so honestly, I think the card power is lower than Super Fusion.
However, like the Aurums in the World Chalice series, they are the protagonists of long-running themes, and the number of Fusion Monsters that use this card as a material should gradually increase (in fact, there are already reasonably good Albus fusion monsters in Brevol). ), so we can expect demand to grow gradually.
The price is going up little by little, so it might be better to secure it now.
Considering the future, I will give it 9 points.

It has a similar effect to super fusion, but since it's easier to use over there, I think it's better to use super fusion than this. However, since they have excellent races and attributes, depending on the deck, this may be more convenient, and it may not be the only choice for super fusion. In the first place, it's already dangerous when it can be used as a super fusion after the third one.

Speaking of living super fusion, it sounds good, but super fusion's removal performance is strong in the two elements of "quick-play spell" and "cannot be chained", so if this is pulled out, it doesn't feel so appealing.
After putting it on the field, you can activate it by cutting the cost of your hand, and you can chain it, so you can dispose of it like crushing the usual monster effect.
To be frank, this is too painful after you have summoned and discarded your hand, so as a removal card, it carries a certain amount of risk.
That said, the range that can be eaten is wide, such as "Darkness", "Fusion", "ATK 2500 or higher", "Level 8 or higher", etc., and most of the things that come out are strong, and there is a possibility that something will increase in the future.

Living super fusion. The effect can be activated even during Special Summon, so you can do surprise attacks during your opponent's turn.
In addition to Bastard, which is the orthodox evolution type, you can easily put out Starve Venom and Trifio Vertum by combining it with Shadow Dystopia, and I'm totally addicted to his deck these days. be.

He's strong, but he searches for you. Dogmatika says you can't use extras after that, so it's hard to use.
As a removal card, it works well with Dogmatika.
But on its own, it's definitely a strong card.
But now, if it's related to Dogmatika, then Dogmatika is fine~
Anyway, in the 11th season, cards with related stories will be released, so they will be picked up there.
Well, if you look properly by yourself, you're very strong
Compared to Dogmatika, which has about 20 points, it only has 10 points! weak! strong at the level of

A card that seems to be before Bastard's transformation.
As many people have said, it is a card that removes the chain impossibility from Super Fusion and makes it a monster that can be triggered when summoned or Special Summoned. It's also a little limited, and it's weak against veilers and the like.
It looks like it belongs to Dogmatika in terms of support, but I'm worried about the disadvantages and anti-synergy over there. Considering new developments like the Kokukui Ryuu, I feel like [Fallen of Albaz] will be used for better or worse.
Now that Bastard has a wide range of removal, it's a threat if it suddenly flies in, but if it shows a new appearance in the future and the removal range expands, it may become an essential class as a suppression agent even for Dogmatika.
With this score because of its high future potential in that sense.

What kind of story will be carved with Dogmatika, especially Ecclesia, depends on future developments.
It has an effect that allows you to fuse with your opponent's monster by discarding one card when summoning / Special Summon is successful.
The text is redundant, but in short, it is an effect that performs a super fusion that includes itself, and the monsters that can be used are limited to cards that can use itself as a material. There are surprisingly many, but in reality it's around Bastard, Stave Venom, and Trifio Vertum.
Although he doesn't have Dogmatika's name, his fusion target Bastard has a strong connection with his Dogmatika, and he himself responds to 《Nadir Servant》and encounters. Therefore, his Dogmatika is the one that can demonstrate the most power, but considering the material of Bastard, he has the breadth to use other than Dogmatika.
With the ease of use of the search card 《Nadir Servant》, a non-standard super-fusion built-in monster may cause a whirlwind in the duel.

A monster that seems to be related to Dogmatika from Bastard's effect.
It's not Dogmatika, but it's easy to bring because of the existence of dedicated search and fusion support.
As already said, super fusion built-in. Due to the looseness of Bastard's materials and its own stats, it is also blessed with fusion summons such as Valero F and Stave.
It's not as reliable as super fusion, but it's a monster, so it's excellent in handling.
Dogmatika can be expected to play an active role as a removal staff and deployment assistant.

Not Dogmatika, but almost Dogmatika. I'm telling you to get the other party involved and put out the bastard.
Dogmatika seems to be the World Legacy frame in the 10th term, so it is highly likely that it will be strengthened throughout the 11th term. 10 points because I think it will become a very important card if the relationship with the fusion target and his Dogmatika increases.

The monster version 《Super Polymerization》is an incomprehensible card. Unlike super fusion, there is no effect that prevents it from chaining, so although it is possible to negate it with Effect Veiler, etc., thanks to Titaniklad the Ash Dragon, he can use any monster with ATK 2500 or higher as a fusion material. end up If the opponent is only his DARK, Starving Venom Fusion Dragon and Predaplant Triphyoverutum are also candidates.

living super fusion
Compared to super fusion, there are many points that are inferior to boulder, but it is also excellent as a removal.
Since he is the main character of the series, the number of excellent fusions is increasing one by one.
It's a complete prejudice, but I have the impression that Ecclesia gives birth to Aleister and Merkabah while Albus is merging with an enemy monster.

It is often said to be a living super fusion, but it can play a different role than Super Polymerization. However, as other people have said, 《Super Polymerization》cannot be chained, all materials can be used by opponents, and the range of materials is wide. will go up
However, since there are cards that specify this card as a material, it is easy to recruit and search with 《Fusion Deployment》or 《Fusion Conscription》without 《Nadir Servant》. Also, monsters that specify this card as a material can salvage or Special Summon this card when sent to her GY, so it is possible to fuse again.
It works well with 《Dogmatika Encounter》, and since it can be searched from 《Dogmatika Ecclesia, the Virtuous》, you can fuse this card from his Special Summon to your opponent's deployment monster during your opponent's turn. By doing this, I'm happy to be able to subtly bypass the EX summoning limit after Ecclesia's search. Also, it works well with Kaiju, and can provide a stable supply of 《Titaniklad the Ash Dragon》materials. 《Super Polymerization》does not have this merit.
As long as the conditions are met, anything can be fused, so it's good to prepare not only "Titaniklad the Ash Dragon" but also "Starving Venom Fusion Dragon" and "Swamp Pond Drogon". With the recently released 《Sprind the Irondash Dragon》, you can use your opponent's Special Summoned monsters as materials, so you can easily remove them during your opponent's turn. (It might be interesting to hide Caligula or Midrash on the side to meta Invoked or Shaddoll)
It is drawn with Ecclesia on various cards. The story progressed again after entering the Springans edition. What will happen to their story? I think it's one that you can enjoy both the card game and the setting.