Drytron Mu Beta Fafnir →Used Deck

If he is not in hand or in the field, he can send Drytron to her GY, so he can continue to develop, and he is an excellent child who can take over the materials for ritual summons with X materials. It can also block Spell Trap and transform into Azeus. A selfish body that seems to have been put together on this card, which can be said to be the cornerstone of the development of the Drytron Deck. Thanks to this card, I was able to Ritual Summon a lot of 《Hungry Burger》.

It's easy to get out and touch his favorite Drytron, so the presence or absence of this card greatly changes the stability of his deck. If you use El γ, it's amazing how easy it is to put out a single card.
The effect of taking over the material of Ritual Summoning is also very strong, and if he has a Machine Ritual on the field, he can use the negate effect like Lagia, which is nothing but praise.
However, Machine's Ritual Monsters are only those with ATK 4000, so the material truncation and negate effects are a trade-off.
Veiler Awakage should be played here instead of Shinsha, as it is a very powerful card to turn Drytron. It would be quite troublesome if it was done.

Rank 1 of "Drytron" with 3 excellent effects.
The GY fertilization effect is especially good when connected to the low-level Drytron's deployment effect.
The effect of covering release from X materials is particularly powerful, and the number of monsters released for rituals, which was originally supposed to decrease due to X summoning, has actually increased if this card is included. If he needs monsters with lowered ATK due to the effects of Yang Zing, etc., he would prefer to use them as X materials.
The negate effect of Spell/Trap is not often used for "Drytron", which many builds do not use the Drytron Ritual, and which can be sufficiently suppressed by Pardek. However, when it comes to the scene where it can be activated, it is an excellent suppression effect for a rank 1 item.
It's a monster that you can get an ad if you put it out, so I want to put it out in the first move no matter what. The material can be obtained by securing 2 low-class Drytrons, or by sending El γ to his GY with Beato and lining up 2 of them with the effect of even one.

Continuing to challenge non-standard ritual summoning, Drytron's new card has also accomplished a nonsensical ritual.
The effect of sending one Drytron card to his GY when the X summoning is successful, the mysterious effect that allows you to use the X material as the material of the ritual, and the effect of using one X material when his Machine ritual exists on your field. It negates the activation of his Spell/Trap and has the effect of destroying it.
The effect of sending GY isn't flashy, but it's a very powerful effect, and it can be used for Drytron's self-regeneration, or searching for 《Meteonis Drytron》via his GY. effect.
The effect of being able to use X materials as materials for rituals is a powerful resource maintenance effect that does not lose the release materials for rituals even if this card is X summoned. With his first GY sending effect, you can play a card that allows you to move freely without hesitation.
The final effect is that he will support Drytron Rituals unless there is a future expansion. This is also simply a strong Spell Trap containment, but do you want a little more pure Drytron?
A very good X-Monster that greatly enhances the rotation of Drytron. A large vessel that listens to the environment.

Effect 2 and effect 3 give the impression that it is an Xyz Monster whose situation changes greatly by activating either effect.
His Special Summon condition for his Xyz Monster is written above, so it is possible to use several monsters of the same level on your field as materials.
For that reason, it is necessary to set his ATK in the main deck a little lower, but it has performance that is well worth the effort.
Although the effect of 3 requires Ritual Monster of Machine, it is flexible without category restrictions, and can be activated from the hand or outside the field with the effect negate.
Since it is limited to Spell Trap cards, it is necessary to be careful with decks that employ more than half of Monsters, but the activation range is wide, so it is not a big problem.
ATK 2000 is quite high among Rank 1, and you can expect it in terms of combat.

His Drytron Xyz suddenly appeared. Honestly, I want to give 20 points.
Originally contemporaneous, he was more powerful than Magistus and his Evil Twins, and he brought even more possibilities to Drytron. Since GY Fertilizer is a trigger effect, it will not be killed before it is activated by removal, and it even has a release reduction. With the introduction of this card, his Drytrons, which started with 2 cards, can now access 3 or more of his Drytrons in one turn. If you go through Beatrice etc., the development will be further extended. In addition, he also has a quick effect of Spell Trap negate, so it can be a support to increase the suppression power of large rituals. The illustration is also a cool illustration that does not spoil the mechanical design of Drytron.

I think that his GY sending effect in (1) is excellent because it can lead to the self-regeneration of low-level "Drytron" monsters and the self-salvage of "Meteor Machine Group".
I think that the effect of taking over the release of Ritual Monster in (2) is also convenient.
The only Ritual Monster that applies to the effect of (3) is the "Drytron" Ritual Monster, and I think he is reassuring as a countermeasure against Spells and Traps when using them as the main force.
It's Rank 1X, but with the "Drytron" Deck, I don't think it's a problem because you can get X materials with the resurrection effect of "Dragon Mastery L γ."

Dry Ron won't forgive me anymore, right?
X suddenly appeared in the ritual-centered category. However, it is easy to summon because it is mainly level 1.
In addition to the high RBI for Rank 1, it is the first effect that the X material can be used for the release of the ritual. Reduction in consumption and expansion of strategies can be expected.
In addition, he is grateful that his GY fertilizer is like a real search for Dryron, who has many GY developments, and the 3 demon Trap negate is completely filled with DRA and QUA.
If you want to make full use of the effect, it is essential to summon with 3 or more materials, but 3 cannot be used if you deal with anything other than DRA and QUA, and the effects of 1 and 2 alone are excellent enough.
However, as already said, this card alone does not have resistance, etc., so be careful.
A scene he once saw at Orcust, giving something even better to an already strong theme.
Just like Scrap, I got an excellent designer...

Comprehensive evaluation: It is easy to get out and can assist the movement, and can strengthen the movement of Drytron.
"Drytron Gamma Eltanin" is a good way to collect materials, release Drytron and he will be Special Summon, and if you revive his Drytron, you will have two level 1s.
A duck that can normal summon level 1.
Considering the effects of (2) and (3), it would be better to line up 3 Drytrons and Xyz Summon from there.
The effect of (1) is almost the same as searching, and can be deployed from Drytron's resurrection null.
The effect of (2) is that Xyz materials can be used instead of releasing, so it doesn't hurt the board, and even if you use 2 materials, your total ATK will increase.
(3) negates his Spell/Trap, and the condition specifies a real Drytron Ritual Monster.
It's a bit of a problem because it takes over the release of (2) and costs more, but since he's ritual summoned can make up for Drytron's weaknesses, I'd like to keep the Xyz materials as much as possible.
Since he was able to reduce the consumption of Release and he still had Xyz Monster, he was able to easily stack 《Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder》to prepare for the opponent's turn.

Originally quite strong, he thought that the new Drytron would be level 1 monsters with performance that is 50 steps ahead of others, or subtle Ritual Monsters and Ritual Spells that are not clear whether they are strong or weak. What I was served was an X monster.
Except for Ritual, he's all level 1 in Drytron, so it wouldn't have been strange for him to appear, but it felt like it happened.
When a new type of monster is thrown into the theme, if it's not Link, there are many times when it gets lost, and in the case of Link, there are times when the monsters are the same regardless of whether they're there or not. The card was a jackpot card.
Just by X summoning he can send one Drytron card to GY, but it goes without saying that no matter what Drytron sends to GY, he can move the deck.
The effect of being able to use X materials instead of Ritual Summoning Release is also powerful, and of course it can be used as a Release other than Machine Ritual Monster, but it disappears from the field when used as an X material. It's too much bullshit that the release to perform the ritual summons that should have been left behind for some reason.
If you don't want to spawn Ritual Drytron, you won't be using negate effects that require X materials, so you can use it without conflict.
If your opponent resists, you may not be able to move well, but there is no doubt that this card itself is excellent.

(1) For Drytron, who activates the effect with GY, his pinpoint GY sending is strong. It is an effect that dramatically increases the stability of pure construction, but in addition to being stuck in Veiler Awakage, which is not effective against low-level Drytrons, it is difficult for rabbits due to (2), so be careful.
(2) You can cover the Ritual Release from the X materials, so you don't have to worry about the Ritual Release running out due to summoning this card. Due to the self-salvage effect of Drytron Ritual Spell, he can effectively reset his stats by using low-level Drytrons with lowered ATK as materials. You can use this card alone with the X material to release the ritual, so you can cover up to 6000 ATK with this card alone with 2 materials.
(3) There are currently only two types of Machine Rituals, so this effect can only be used when using them. Although it competes with (2), is there a chance to use it if it is X-summoned with 3 materials? Spell Trap can be removed with QUA, but even if you only use DRA, it's useful because it closes the hole in resistance and counters 《Called by the Grave》, which is the natural enemy of low-level Drytron. It's a little worrisome that it's vulnerable to triggers, but overall it's a very powerful card.

The strengthening of Drytron, which came from a slightly diagonal direction called Xyz, and the effect itself is also an effect that goes diagonally above imagination.
Although it's an Xyz, it's rank 1, which is easy to get out of Drytron, so it's not a problem. can also be sent, so if it is a ritual of 5000 or less, it will be ready to be issued.
However, if you use Xyz, the number of Releases will decrease, so it hurts... but it has a desperate effect that allows you to Release from Xyz materials. It's already strong enough so far, so it's no longer a bonus. , Compared to 2, it's not an effect that can be activated without fail, but since 1 and 2 are enough to do the job, you don't have to force yourself to aim for this effect. It would have a big effect.
Like Scrap, it's a power card that makes you think you've drawn a hit designer, and it's going to be a card that boosts Drytron's deck power.

No new only Drytron? A monster that appeared in a place that was thought to be. Xyz Monster was unexpected.
(1) sends his Drytron card to his GY.
If it's a level 1 Drytron, send something with the currently lacking effect to GY to prevent accidents. There are a wide variety of actions that can be taken with this card as a target.
Thanks to (2), the worry of ``temporarily losing the monster used in the ritual by carrying it as a material for X summoning'' is gone, and it is now possible to use it with almost no disadvantages. On top of that, since it's been decided that this card and the X material can be used in rituals at the same time, it's actually increasing rather than being lost...
Since it is not possible to lower his ATK for X materials, it is also an advantage that status-lowering cards such as Sky Striker Ace - Shizuku do not interfere with ritual summons.
However, it is expected that 《Effect Veiler》and 《Infinite Impermanence》, which are not effective against Level 1 Drytron, will be concentrated on this card. Please note that if effect (2) becomes negate when summoning a ritual, the ritual will fail in the worst case.
It's strong enough so far, but it comes with (3). Since it cannot be activated if there is no X material left, even with (2) you will be forced to save money when summoning the ritual, but being able to stop her Spell/Trap that ignores DRA's resistance is worth aiming for. I'm Ali.