CXyz Simon the Great Moral Leader →Used Deck

A rank-up form of Norito, unlike that one, it has a strong effect against monster effects.
The material specification is heavy with 3 requests, but it's a specification that can't be normal summoned. In fact, I was indebted to him when he was active as a Dragon Ruler, and it had effective performance against his Dragon Ruler at the time.
In addition to 3000 hit points, it is highly resistant to monster effects, negate the effect, and is strong in battle due to the change in battle position, so it has high anti-monster performance.
However, in order to activate the negation effect, Norito + RU means are essential, and his Deck that is easy to generate that Norito is currently quite limited, and if you incorporate RUM into it, it will be difficult to operate.
Also, the effect cannot be negate without changing the battle position, so with the appearance of Link, which is not defensive, it can no longer be said to be omnipotent against monsters.
It's performance isn't bad as CX, but now it's lonely with this weight and resistance alone, and on the other hand, it's a difficult card to handle if it takes time to demonstrate its additional effect.

In the current environment where monster effects are at their peak, not accepting monster effects will be a considerable advantage. Since Dragon Ruler is dead, it is difficult to have multiple level 7 units, so we recommend normal rank up. In that case, the monster effect negate is also included, so there is no disadvantage. Since it is a first-class product in terms of both RBI and effect, it will definitely do its job once it has been hit with a bad push or suppression. Naturally, it is powerless against Spells and Traps, so don't forget to take care and level the ground.

In the anime, after weakening from Norito, it was a terrible industrial waste that was not worth the trouble of putting it out, but it was a rare example in this pack that was corrected in a positive direction.
3000 RBI, which is the opposite of Norito's underlay, and has an anti-monster effect.
It has a high resistance to monsters, can activate the energy control effect during the opponent's turn, and has the effect of negate, so it is quite difficult to break through with monsters.

In the current environment where removal by monster effects is the mainstream, resistance to the first half effect is very good.
Its weak point is 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》, but I want to deal with it with 《Spellbook of Wisdom》and Counter Trap.

In my girlfriend's Gagaga Magic, you can borrow the support of [Spellbook of Wisdom] and [Spellbook of Fate], so if you can use it, you can control the field with a good level of strength that is almost invincible. The monster effect negate is pretty powerful in this day and age. The effect can also be used as insurance when it is exceeded by RBI.

In the anime, he was just an energy-con, but he's super-strengthened, including the first half...
It's pretty powerful as a CX, and 3000 with a negate effect can't be weak.
The first half effect is also fairly strong, acting as an excellent wall 3000 in the case of the Dragon Ruler mirror.
Dragon Ruler will definitely be regulated if you've strengthened rank 7 so far.

In the anime, it was rather weakened, so if you didn't even look at it...!
The common effect added by OCG is atrocious. Even if removal is covered by monster effects less than in the Synchro era, it is still quite common, and the rushing power that does not work as a check or counterattack is considerable.
The second half effect is also the Wehler effect and the effect meta everywhere. It is the exact opposite of Norito before evolution.
If it's the Seiryu, I'm sure I can put it out in plain sight...!

Somehow, the anime that was an industrial waste has become absurdly strong! ?
7x3 is very difficult, so you should aim for CXC from the body... Did you think I said that!
If you have a deck like Dragon Ruler and can easily line up level 7, it's worth putting it in as a 3000 RBI unaffected by monster effects.
The second effect is the strength before evolution, so it's plain, but it's so good that you can't beat yourself to death. Would a deck that uses both Norito and RUM be a good insurance?