D/D/D Flame High King Genghis →Used Deck

Enhanced version of Temujin
As with Star 6 Temjin, there are many situations where you want to use the resurrection effect from the development of the first move to the counterattack. It can be used not only for Special Summon but also for summoning, so it is easier to activate than star 6.
His Spell/Trap card in ② cannot be used during the opponent's turn, so it's not suitable for suppressing, but if you play it as the first move of the second attack, you can deploy it while taking care of the face down card, which is very great.
One of the materials is designated as a high-ranking or higher "DD", and it is necessary to use Abyss Ragnarok as a material to deploy with Swirl, which increases the hand demand. When deploying with Necro, the fact that you can't use monsters or his Link Monster is a bit of a bottleneck.
Star 6 is at a level that is easier to use as an S material, and in terms of ease of use, star 6 has its advantage. That said, Turn 1 doesn't overlap with Star 6, so it's easy to use together.
Overall, I'm a little worried about the material, but it's still an excellent card that doesn't have the option of not being used in "DD".

Enhanced form of Temujin.
Was he promoted in recognition of his numerous achievements?
GY revival has a negate effect limited to its own turn as it is.
RBI is also 2800 and it is an excellent one overall.

An evolutionary development version of Great King Temujin.
His Special Summon can be done by the fusion of advanced DD and DD, and the effect of reviving his GY's DD in response to other DD's summons/Special Summon, and his Spell activated once per turn during his turn It has the effect of negate traps.
The fusion itself can be done easily with the help of Swaram and Necro, and the effect is much easier to use than Temujin, as it responds to summons. Furthermore, his ability has increased and he has negate of his Spell Trap even though it is only his own turn.
An advanced Temjin that surpasses Temjin. It's probably worth giving up the EX zone.

Large Temjin. Even so, it is a loose material designation that is compatible with slime, and the ease of putting it out does not change.
As it has grown, it has perfect offense and defense as the highest level, and although it is limited to your own turn, you can negate magic and traps, greatly improving your offensive ability.
On top of that, it also has a resurrection effect that has become looser conditions than before.
It's level 8, so it's easy to connect to Kali Yuga and Darkness.
Together with the lower version of Temjin, this is a piece that supports the development power of DD.

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Even though Temujin's name difference and the same effect are enough, the material is light at level 8, and even if it stays on the field, it's quite a hit and a pretty delicious effect.

The current mandatory card for his D/D. Desperately brought "D/D Swirl Slime" and "Dark Contract with the Swamp King" to put out,
While blocking the opponent's interference with the 2nd effect, use the effect of D/D Lamia and his GY effect of D/D Swirl Slime to turn the monster into his Special Summon,
The golden pattern is to Special Summon GY's 《D/D/D Oblivion King Abyss Ragnarok》.
If you hit "Kuribandit" first, you may get one kill, but you can deploy three on the next turn.
It also works well with 《D/D/D Destiny King Zero Laplace》, sending it from your hand to his GY as a fusion material, reviving it with the effect of this card, or if he Special Summons with his GY effect of 《D/D Swirl Slime》, he will be D / D He can easily Special Summon without releasing /D.
Since it is level 8, it can be made rank 8, and if there is a Spell/Trap card on the opponent's field that is in the way, by making it D/D/D Duo-Dawn King Kali Yuga along with other Level 8 D/D, his Spell/Trap card can be used without interference. It can also be wiped clean.

A superior species of Temujin.
It has been strengthened considerably because the material is heavy, and in addition to the original expansion effect, 2800 RBI and Spell Trap negate have been added.
The deployment effect is now also compatible with Normal Summon, making it even easier to handle.
Simply being able to use Temjin's effect twice makes it strong, and it's a very welcome card because it has more deployment routes.
The sales will coincide with the announcement of the new master rule, but...

Temujin turned into a great king. Seriously strong.
Normal Temjin is a very good card for developing DD, but it overcomes its weak point of low RBI. Furthermore, although it is only your turn, it also comes with his Spell Trap negate, which can defeat the Dark Contract and interfere with Traps and Quick-Play Spells. This effect is strong because it can handle both the development role and the hitting. As a means to get it out, you can aim for slime, Ragnarok, normal Temujin, and Thomas, so it's not that difficult. Other great kings have also been decided to be included in the DD, and they've been strengthened accordingly. What happens when the rules change...

The (1) effect increases the deployment power of "DD" monsters, and the (2) effect can be used to counter "Dark Contract" damage, so I think it's a reliable monster in the "DD" Deck. increase.
From the existence of "DD Swirl Slime" and "DD Necro Slime", I think it's surprisingly easy to fusion summon.

Executive Temujin, one of the great DDD monsters used by Reiji Akaba in his battle against Zarc! The effect is similar to the original Temjin, but it is excellent that it also supports Normal Summon! Spells and Trap negate effects can only be used during your own turn, but being able to negate your opponent's Quick-Play Spells and Traps is strong. In my opponent's turn, I think Spell for him and Cyfleet for Trap negate. RBI is also powered up with 2800. In addition, since it is level 8, you can also rank 8! The other Great Kings Alexander and Caesar will be included in packs from the 10th season on sale in April, so if the other Great Kings are made into cards, it will be easier to use! The material is a DD monster of level 5 or higher + a DD monster, so I just want to be careful about that.

Unlike Temujin, which can be deployed with two slimes, the material has a level limit, but the effect is strong.
Revival also corresponds to his Normal Summon, and although the RBI is not high, it is on par with the same Fusion Dark.
The negate effect is also harder to use than Cyfried, but since it doesn't have a name, it's possible to separate it.

Excellent. No doubt. Beowulf can cry.
First of all, regarding the material requirements (his level 5 or higher is D/D), the main ones are Thomas Ragnarok and others.
(1) Effect: "Summon" has been added to the normal Temjin effect, making it even easier to deploy.
(2) The effect is to block his Spell/Trap once during his turn.In addition to being able to defeat Dark Contract's LP damage, it also increases safety when attacking with Meteor Burst, Cyfleet, Crystal, etc.
It is possible to consider stacking 1 or 2 extras.

An enhanced version of Temujin that now requires "D/D" monsters of level 5 or higher. It requires a level of 5 or higher, so basically if I were to use it as a material, would it be Abyss Ragnarok or Thomas? Unlike Temujin, he can also summon "D/D" monsters, and with the effect of ①, he can Special Summon "D/D" monsters from GY. Also, you can negate the effects of his Spell/Trap cards activated during your turn.

Enhanced version with reasonable effect
Since it is 2800, it has become a hit point that can be hit even by itself
The deployment route has not been developed yet, but I am happy that it supports Normal Summon
It's easy to reach rank 8

A strengthened form of Temujin, who was originally excellent at resurrection. The RBI is also 2800 and it goes up to Dark Line, and it can neutralize God's 00-type cards and his Quick-Play Spells that were activated during your turn, so it looks like you can use one extra slot.