Flamvell Uruquizas →Used Deck

At that time, Synchro Level 6 was a thin layer, so 《Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier》and 《Goyo Guardian》, which were simply included to fill the frame, were also regulated. There are excellent cards such as 《Red Wyvern》and 《Vulcan the Divine》even for Level 6 FIRE without binding, so the situations where this card can be used are limited.
It's not weak, but it's a card that doesn't fit in the EX frame.

A level 6S monster made from general-purpose materials that was recorded in the memorable first installment of DT.
Ulverm and Urquisas, Carthalos and Catastor, I remember thinking that the card names were somewhat confusing, partly because I wasn't familiar with DT and the Synchro System at the time.
At that time, there was an absolute champion in the level 6 zone called Bryugoyoh, but this monster that has penetration + its own power rises in a way that leads to it also had a certain role as an LP collecting personnel. It wasn't such a bad S-monster as to be rejected without question.
As expected, Goyo's ability to take LP against Defense Position monsters is inferior to this monster, and Blue needed a hand cost to eliminate monsters, and above all, it was a high-priced card.
Nowadays, it's going to be tough if his Flamvell theme, to which he belongs, doesn't flourish a little more.
At the time, we hadn't established that direction yet, so it can't be helped, but our defense isn't even 200.

Overall Rating: Poor Pyro support makes it hard to prioritize.
Level 6 Synchro Monster has penetration and his FIRE has a removal effect, so it's hard to differentiate.
If you want to apply 《Duel Academy》and secure fusion materials for 《Blaze Fenix, the Burning Bombardment Bird》, you might be able to use it.

As already said, the card that finally saw the light of day in the strongest card battle. Who will use the 2100 RBI penetrating weapon that does not support explosions?

An unfortunate monster that can only shine in an environment with a small card pool like the strongest card battle. What's sad about this card is that it's weakened now, but at the time it boasted overwhelming versatility. He is a Synchro Monster. If he had at least 200 defense, he could have used it inside Flamvell.

One of the S that appeared in the first memorable DT.
At level 6, which requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, it is strengthened each time it deals damage, and it penetrates to keep defense from escaping.
However, the raw RBI of 2100 is inadequate.
Moreover, at the time of its appearance, there were two giants, Goyo and Buryu, who were before Errata.
However, unlike Goyo, it is strong against walls with combat resistance, and compared to Bryu, you don't need a hand. At the time of its introduction, penetration was still easy to use, so even with this, there were times when it was prioritized.
However, now, not only Goyo and Bryu, but also many powerful level 6Ss have appeared.
On top of that, the weak monsters that were the main targets became materials for various summoning methods, and they rarely remained on the field.
RBI lines and removal methods are more inflated and difficult to maintain.
I want to differentiate him by attributes and his Flamvell, but both are minor, and he doesn't have 200 defense, which is one of FIRE's strengths.
It's a pretty tough existence, but even now, it's the only flame level 6S that doesn't have a specified material, and there may be a way to use it as a material like No58.

If it's at least 200 defensive power... the penetration effect is subtle, and above all, the RBI is too low for a level 6S.

His general-purpose level 6 Flamvell synchro, the effect is to penetrate and strengthen the hit point with each battles damage.
First of all, the raw RBI is as low as the Sidera level, and it is essential to support whether to strengthen this or weaken the opponent. Despite this, the 300 point increase in RBI is unsatisfactory, and above all, this card's RBI does not increase except in battle once per turn, so it's simply slow.
It would be nice if this card could at least deal with all kinds of damage and have a Burn effect, but what about not being able to win against Blue on both the turn you use it and the opponent's next turn you use it?
The fact that it is not compatible with 《Rekindling》can be interpreted as being used only as a material for Ancient Gods, but now that Laval Synchro has been enhanced, even its value can be said to be severe.

Penetrating level 6 general-purpose synchro
Beating marshmallows and ghosts is a pleasant card, but 200 defense would have been nice.

It's one of the easiest level 6 synchros to handle, so if you want to do 6 synchros, it's a good candidate. Unlike "Gaianite", which has a high RBI, it can be used against set monsters and resistant people. If you do damage once, you will get 2400 RBI, so you can cover the original low RBI point to some extent.

His Synchro Monster in its earliest appearance.
It has a piercing effect, but his ATK at the beginning is a little uneasy,
If you get through the attack even once, it will become his ATK that can fight high-level monsters on an equal footing, so there should be no problem.
However, it is doubtful whether this performance will be included in the extra deck.
If he had 200 defense, he would have had even more opportunities to play an active role.

One of the general-purpose Synchro Monsters. With his Synchro Monster, which has a penetrating effect and a RBI-increasing effect that meshes very well with it, the RBI is steadily increasing due to its own effect. It's a really troublesome effect for opponents who are on the defensive side, but it's a pity that you can't reach 2300...and 2400 by using the effect once. Furthermore, since its defense power is not 200, it has been robbed of its position as level 6 by other monsters. With the banning of Buryu and Goyo, this card may be more popular than before, but...

Both Brew and Goyo are not bad kids in the disappeared star 6 synchro, so they may be noticed from now on.
His initial RBI isn't that great, but he's penetrating, so he can easily raise his ATK.
There are Gaia Knights that can hit Dust and such, but this card also has the ability to play an active role.
It's just a shame that his defense isn't 200...

A card that once competed fiercely with Gaianite-san and Nose Hair Dragon for the general-purpose level 6 third slot.
In addition to the piercing effect, he has the effect of increasing ATK when dealing battles damage, and the defensive killer effect of piercing sets him apart from the other two that only hit points.
It is exceptionally resistant to mass deployment of tokens and battle destruction resistance, and depending on the situation, there may be situations where it can be used as a top priority. It would have been great if he could receive Flamvell support from him with 200 DEF, but at the time, he probably didn't expect Flamvell to become a defensive theme.
Recently, the self-regenerating magic sword Dharma has appeared as a rival in the frame of penetration, and the appearance of Link, which is not defensive in the first place, has reduced the value of penetration itself. The position is tough.

Flamvell support has a little high defense, so maybe it's less time to play.
ATK is also on par with Cyber Dragon in the early stages.
Activation of the effect is easy to activate thanks to the penetration, so it is easy to fight against destruction resistant monsters.
At that time, I would like to devise a method that does not negate the effect.

It's a fierce battlefield level 6 with Bryunac and Goyo, but because it has penetration, it's pretty strong against battle destruction resistance and defensive monsters that are difficult to deal with.
If you power up, you can get to the standard value of 2400 for advanced monsters, so you can compensate for the low initial ATK to some extent.
It feels a little weaker than the above two, but it's still convenient.
Flamvell wanted 200 DEF...