Ashura King →Used Deck

The effect of (1) is a continuous attack effect that can attack as many times as the number of X materials. At least three attacks are possible, and in some cases one kill is also established.
The effect of (2) is that he increases ATK by 200 every time he fights. Since the effect of (1) allows continuous attacks, the more you attack, the more points you hit, and this ATK up is permanent, and even if you are attacked by the opponent, the effect will be applied. , It is quite strong that it is difficult to break through in battle.
The effect of (3) is an interference effect that negates the activation of monster effects using X materials. Although the number of attacks by (1) is reduced, it is a monster that can turn around quite a bit because it can handle interference even if it is not finished.
With his level 3 axis deck, there is no doubt that he can play an active role as an ace monster.

It's a rank 3X monster that can be used with general-purpose materials, and although it's a heavy monster that doesn't look like a modern card that requires at least 3 materials, it's an excellent monster that doubles as an LP collector and a hindrance to him.
The effect of increasing the number of attacks by the number of own X materials is possible not only for monsters but also for players. If attacked twice, his ATK will go up to 2700.
Self-strengthening will be activated even when the opponent attacks, but the increase value itself is low, and it is rare for the opponent to attack even though it cannot surpass this monster in RBI.
The strength of the effect of 3 is no longer explained, and each time it is used, the X material will decrease and the number of attacks will decrease, but the activation of the hand and GY monster effects can also be negate, and the effect can be negate. Not only does it do it, but it also destroys it, so it's more than enough to exchange it for one X material.
Luckily, there is a name called Turn 1, so if you don't deal with it immediately after moving it once, the pressure will continue to be pressed and it will become more and more painful.
Regarding the difficulty of X Summoning, which is the biggest bottleneck, Decks called Level 3 axis often have random deployment power, and Decks that have the physical strength to bring out this monster can be used as a supplement to control or as a finisher. I think it's worth choosing.

The number of required materials is heavy, but it possesses an effect commensurate with its weight.
Level 3 has many cards that are easy to line up, and it can be appreciated that it is not the best you can put out in this day and age.
(3) Disturbance effect is good not only on the field but also on hand triggers. However, 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》and 《Maxx "C"》are often thrown before this card is played. It can be used enough to check the 2nd and 3rd cards after being thrown.
This alone is quite filling, but it also has multiple attacks and a pump-up effect, which makes me feel that it won't be so easy to remove it in battle.
Pump up is permanent, and it is an effect that was impossible in the past to be activated even when you are attacked by the opponent. 《Lavalval Ignis》You are crying.
Of course, it can also be used as an offense and finisher, so there is no gap.
The name sounds like a spirit, but it's an X monster, and I'm surprised that it's not a Fairy, a Fiend, or a Rock, but a Warrior.
It's a good time to be able to get effects with Warrior that would never have been possible in the Zexal era. It's also a sign of inflation.
If the attribute was light or dark, it could have been abused even more, but it's a relief to have it saved.