Number 100: Numeron Dragon →Used Deck

While having a fairly heavy summoning condition with 2 "No." of the same name
The mismatch was conspicuous that the effect of ① cannot be used unless there is another X
After the appearance of Rank 8 《Number 97: Draglubion》, you can directly call it with its effect.
It is designed to be used in the ☆8 Deck as a card that can decide one shot after getting 9000 or more hit points with its own effect.
The effect of ②③ has no chance to be seen in actual combat and has no use, it is a complete one-punch use.

A brain muscle monster that can suddenly hit 9000 points.
I don't know if it can be played via 《Number 97: Draglubion》, but it requires 3 EX slots, so it's not without its disadvantages. Also, it is not uncommon for it to be hindered by the opponent's face down card or Effect Veiler.
However, it's not a good idea to kill this monster on the first turn after attacking, so I wanted to add a restriction that "cannot attack directly".

A man (?) who sits at the top of the brain-muscle world. All power leads to Numedora.
Two level 8s... Here comes Yuma! Lethal comes suddenly no matter what comes. Please only come suddenly for steak.
With the effect of Number 97: Draglubion, he can easily Special Summon, and suddenly hits 9,000 RBIs. A proud macho dragon. A child of one-kill that is practically general-purpose rank 8.
Due to the existence of this card, his insane style of "just" making rank 8 while managing the board with random cards has become established as his deck archetype.
However, on the other hand, my partner's "Number 97: Draglubion" seems to have been created with that in mind, and when summoned with that standard combo, only this one can attack.
Putting out one resistance, throwing in one Friche removal at random, etc. will suddenly become troublesome, so how should I put it, well, everyone who goes first should do their best to suppress it.
Yu-Gi-Oh To destroy the monsters that have the advantage of going first, well, it's probably better to have such a strange and fierce bastard.

Rank 8 = Effective ATK 9000 equal to this card.
It is the child of one kill.

As a level 8 player, he loses if his deck wipes out the field.
It's easy to get out with the effect of "Number 97: Draglubion", so if you put in two level 8s, you'll get a firepower of 9000 RBI. At level 8, there are a lot of general-purpose cards such as 《Gadarla, the Mystery Dust Kaiju》, 《Gizmek Orochi, the Serpentron Sky Slasher》, 《Alpha, the Master of Beasts》, 《Sauge de Fleur》and 《Danger! Bigfoot!》. Became.
Since it is the true form of "Galaxy Eyes", this one-kill power is close to that of "Galaxy". However, if you use 《Galaxy Trance》, you won't be able to use this card that doesn't have a 《Galaxy》/《Photon》name (even if you have it, you won't be able to use Ravion). Even from Galaxy / Photon's point of view, it's eye-catching as a firepower when 《Galaxy-Eyes Afterglow Dragon》can't be used, and it will be a set with Ravion in level 8 general-purpose Xyz.

A bad guy who comes out with the effect of Number 97: Draglubion and attacks with ATK 9000
Not only his Zexal themes such as Galaxy, but also Murakumo and Good Stuff who introduced Danger!
There was no Rabion in the 9th period, and around the 10th period, you couldn't get it out of Rabion unless you used Link.

The brain muscle. It's a simple move that just connects from Dragner to this guy with Ravion, and it's a one-pan with 21,000 RBIs. The power of modern times is amazing.
② can be activated voluntarily and seems to be usable, but it allows the opponent to lie down, so if you use it on the opponent's turn as a turn, you can actually strangle yourself. If you combine it with Breaksword and Skudra, you can do the ideal move of clearing the field while removing the back and activating his spell only for yourself, but is it worth putting that much effort into this already heavy guy?

A brain muscle dragon that flies with Rabion's effect
If you do poorly, you may be able to decide the game with one punch
It's easy to forget, but his ATK increase effect also refers to the opponent's field, so if you have a high-ranked monster, use it.

Since it can be called from Dragon Shadow God Drag Labion
It seems to be able to play an active role as a medium brain dragon

At the end of the anime, in a duel with Donsen, he was suddenly Special Summoned from the EX Deck, but of course, it was adjusted, and the resurrection effect was severe in the same situation as in the anime.
Also, the effect of returning Spells/Traps before they are destroyed is to set cards that both of you like from his GY, and allowing the opponent to set them makes it a little inconvenient, doesn't it?
Besides this card, monsters that use Xyz as materials are extremely difficult to get out due to the new rules, and unless you have a special effect or special Xyz means, it's a tough impression.

I found out by looking at the wiki, but since it's the true form of Galaxy-Eyes, the effect is based on the effects of Prime and Tachyon.
In addition to requiring heavy material designation, the existence of another X is essential to make use of the effect.
Removal and self-revive effects are also prone to depend on the opponent's actions and situations, and have strong habits.
It was hard to say that the performance was just commensurate with the weight.
However, later on, a method appeared that allowed this card to be non-regularly summoned while giving materials to it. Moreover, the existence is a high rank X monster, so the weight is improved at once.
I can't use self-revive, but I don't mind it because it has an effect that smells like a bonus and is suitable for one kill.
One piece that has changed due to the appearance of excellent support.

It requires two Numbers, but it doesn't require that the material has the material, so it's easier than Hope Kaiser.
However, there is no difference in the fact that it is severe due to the influence of the new master rule.
The effect of 1 is that the RBI increases tremendously, and just one Rank 4 will give you 5,000 RBI, but this is also due to the new rules, so it's difficult to line up Xyz after using this, and the opponent will also use Xyz. This is not necessarily the case, so the effect is quite heavy.
The effect of 3 is no cost. You can revive when the opponent's direct attack.
Since there is no limit on the number of times, it will continue to be a wall unless he is removed or his deck is returned, but it is a condition that the hand and field are 0, so it is quite difficult.
After all, all effects are heavy, but the favorite is 2's Spell, Trap recovery effect that can be used in loops, etc., which can be activated even if you destroy it yourself, and there is no limit on the number of times.

A failed attempt to reproduce the original
It's too heavy to put out normally, and it's too weak with the new master rule because it still needs an X monster to hit.
Also, it is good to be able to prevent direct attacks many times, but the difficulty is that the conditions are too strict.

The key to the creation of the universe, now is the time to open the door of darkness and lead the future with its roar!
Descend, No.100 Numeron Dragon!
I think you did a great job recreating the original.
It doesn't have much versatility, but I think it's a good card that can produce ridiculous firepower if you aim for it. The same goes for Fake Skeleton Dragon, but the effect isn't bad either.
After all, the trump card must be like this

It's a heavy summoning condition that requires numbers of the same rank, but if you don't develop further from there, you can't expect an RBI. However, SS in response to a direct attack to a powerful field reset is not just vanilla. Will he take this opportunity to OCG the Numeron series as well?

As expected, it was no longer possible to suddenly boil like in the anime. On the contrary, it requires 2 "No." Xyz monsters with the same rank and the same name, making it a difficult card to play. As a replacement, when it exists in GY, you can Special Summon any number of times to prevent direct attacks. That said, it cannot be activated if there are no cards in your hand or field, and if it is removed in Main 2, it will only buy you time for one turn.

One of the key cards in the final game of Zexal. Effectively, it has been remodeled quite magically.
It is quite troublesome to put out because it is necessary to line up numbers with the same name and rank. Only a deck with the same level of mass deployment would be useful.
What you get is a calculator with a tremendous magnification of the Xyz version. He's a monster with an ATK of over 10000 just by having Rank 9 or higher next to him, but even though the summoning conditions are summoning conditions, he wants Xyz even more! A cry is heard.
If this card can rotate enough to use its full power, I think there are many cases where it would be stronger to line up Xyz normally and punch it all out.
The 2nd effect is also powerful, but it's a bit difficult to use if you allow your opponent to set it, and due to the nature of this card, it's hard to expect it to be destroyed by your opponent. The 3rd effect is also powerful and can be used as an infinite shield, but it is troublesome to normal summon this card and send it to his GY.
Overall, all the effects are excellent, and although it is a powerful card if it can be rotated, the impression is that everything is ruined by its weight. If there are major developments and loops that can improve that, I'm sure I'll be able to use that power without regret...