Yubel - Terror Incarnate →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Allies are also destroyed by overall removal and connected to a combo.
Using the Nephthys card that can destroy 《Yubel》with your hand, you can create a Special Summon, then destroy 《Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys》to destroy his Spell/Trap cards.
Even if you destroy other Nephthys monsters, you can wait until the next turn to use the effect, and Fire King is also a good matchup.
《Yubel》is fine if you want to make use of the attack reflex, but here you have to think about how to use sweepers.

A living black hole. Cards that can skip sweepers at no cost every turn are rare. This card + 《Summon Limit》just put up and it's pretty disgusting to exert tremendous control power. You can also destroy your own monsters, but this card is difficult to put out, so it is not suitable for self-destruct combos. Leave that to Lemon and his Topologic Bomber from EX. It is best to use it as an insurance to prevent low-scoring attackers from standing still.
His rival is his Topologic Bomber, which blasts sweepers out of loose conditions. Bomber is overwhelmingly easier to use than this one, but since it is easy to explode, will you be required to use it in a combo? I want you to take advantage of the lack of habits that can be stably removed without aiming for a combo.
Evolution conditions are loose, but holes are conspicuous due to the fact that it can not be activated by Deck bounce and the effect of text that makes it easy to miss the timing. On top of that, the post-evolution synergy is thin, so there's no need to force it in. There is no loss if you think that it is something that can be used to check that the opponent may have a post-evolution.

It is weak against negate effect, but the effect that damages the opponent is still strong. Let's decide the combo with the Savage Colosseum

Mainly the ace of the Yubel Deck.
In addition to suppressing attacks by reflecting damage, a dynamic effect has been added that causes a total removal at the end of each turn.
However, in addition to getting involved with each other, it seems that it does not have offensive ability itself, so it will be lacking in offense as it is.
It needs to be used in conjunction with cards that are compatible with destruction.
In addition, it can be evolved under considerably looser conditions than the first form, and it can also be a restraint against removal.
However, there are holes such as his deck bounce not being activated on top of it being arbitrary, so you can't be overconfident.
In today's inflationary environment, it tends to be pushed all at once if you're lazy.
Like the first form, I want to prepare self-destruction means.
It's going to be a difficult card to deal with, as both good and bad cards are increasing.

The second form of Yubel. Combat resistance, damage reflection when attacked, complete removal during your end phase, and evolves into the final form when you leave the field.
In particular, it is very powerful in removing all monsters other than itself every turn. Even if you try to remove it, you can't carelessly touch it because the final form is ahead, and it will be quite a troublesome existence for the opponent.

And this overwhelming pressure
Your own monsters are also involved, but even if you include that, it's a powerful effect.
Most Yuvel Decks are based on this form.

“Yubel” can self-destruct from 《Limit Reverse》, so it is relatively easy to summon it. And the effect is really intense, and you're hitting 《Dark Hole》every turn. Even if this card is removed, the final form remains. However, you can't win just by playing this card, so how to reduce his opponent's LP will be a problem when building his deck.

It's Yuberu soup ice cream. Abominable knight. The English name no longer has a prototype.
The second Mr. Yubel. It's troublesome with the Brafo effect, the reflection effect as usual, and the loose evolution to the third when I forgot.
It's easier to quickly destroy it and bring out the third form.

The second form of Yuvel, this card is often the mainstay of Yuvel Decks.
In addition to the effect that can be said to be "Magic Cylinder" common to Yubel, at the end of your turn
The effect of hitting a black hole is very powerful.
If the third form is waiting after this card,
It will put a lot of pressure on your opponent.

A card that is an evolved form of Yubel and easier to use than its final form.
In addition to Yubel's effect, the end phase sacrifice is eliminated, and instead, it gains Dark Hole, which destroys monsters other than this card.
It can't be destroyed in battle, and if you remove it poorly, Mr. Drache will come out after you, so you can't carelessly touch it.
Cards that are fun to spin. If you combine it with 《Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys》, you can do a big storm and Braho every turn.

A powerful card that comes out of Yubel with Limit Reverse.

Ridiculous. That's it... the second form of Yubel.
The effect of removing everything other than yourself is powerful. Like Yubel, he is also strong in battle.
When you're away from Deck, the final form is...
However, this one feels a little stronger. However, the final form should not be underestimated.

Braho is strong every turn, and boasts tremendous control power with flashy effects in Yuvel.
Even in battle, I don't want to hit Yubel's unique effects...
In preparation for effect destruction, I think it's safe to put the final form in his deck.

Second form of Yubel. Since the release cost transforms into a powerful destructive effect, aiming for this card is the royal road in the Yuvel Deck. The pseudo 《Dark Hole》effect every turn is intense.
In addition to the powerful anti-battle effect that it originally had, this removal effect completely stalemates the field. I can't move if it's like that, so I want a card that can use destruction or a card with resistance. A typical example is Nephthys.
In addition, the evolution to the next form, Drach, becomes a pseudo-removal resistance, and the conditions are very loose.
It is a powerful card against his deck, which emphasizes combat, and has a tremendous DEF on its own. There are rulings that cannot be evolved by returning the deck, so be careful with Castel.

He's level 11 so he's a good kid who can kill Qliphort.
Since it doesn't fight in the first place, increasing or decreasing ATK has no effect.
If you only look at Qliphort, you can seal it alone!
Skidre? I don't know this child...

The strongest of Yubel's ace