Immortal Phoenix Gearfried →Used Deck

A remake of "Phoenix Gearfried" that appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh 10th Strak R series. He was stripped of his Dual, which was his most appealing point, but in exchange, he gained three new powers: (1) loose summoning conditions, (2) excellent removal, and (3) interfering with monster effects.
Since it was a struk that wanted to push equipment cards and duals, the summoning conditions would be quite loose. As a Level 9 Warrior, it's difficult to Special Summon from the Deck, but in the Homura Noble Knight Deck, which uses this card as the main card, it is possible to perform a substantial search with 《Infernoble Knight Ogier》and 《Infernoble Knight - Renaud》. cannot be Special Summoned, but can be searched directly with the ① effect of 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》.
In addition, the 2nd effect is to remove the opponent's monster as an Equip Card at the start of the Damage Step without targeting it. Since it doesn't target, destroy, remove, or bounce, it's one of the best removal effects. It can only be used when attacking yourself, and it is a good adjustment that it is limited to only one body. Also, the handling of equipment cards has become more diverse recently, and in a minor way, by using it together with 《Eka the Flame Buddy》, you can actually take control of your opponent.
And the effect of ③ that meshes well with ②. The equipment card is used as a cost to negate the activation of the monster effect, but if you send the equipment card from ② to his GY, you will be able to use the equipment at the time of attack repeatedly. Also, since this effect does not require the cost of the card equipped to this card, if you use it in conjunction with other cards that make full use of the equipment card (《Borreload Savage Dragon》, 《Emperor Charles the Great》, etc.), you can develop it first. You can easily aim.
And the embarrassing point about Warrior's Strike R, which includes this card, is that this card was blatantly designed to be used in combination with the original 《Phoenix Gearfried》. This card's negate range for the effect of ③ is limited to monster effects only, making it vulnerable to Spell Trap. However, by creating a board together with the original 《Phoenix Gearfried》, you can protect the Spell Trap with Phoenix Gearfried and create a system that blocks monster effects with this card, creating a board that entrusts each other with their backs.
Overall, the lax summoning conditions, removal effects, interference effects, illustrations, and effect backgrounds are all impeccable, making this one of the best cards in Yu-Gi-Oh history.

Phoenix Gearfried in the remade form of Strak R, and the concept of Warrior's Strike, which has effects related to the Flame Warrior and Equip Spell, has been inherited, but the essential Dual element has been discarded, so I will do it. It is also a monster that has received a fair amount of criticism for abandoning what it should have done.
Instead, its performance is very high, and in addition to the self-SS ability that the highest-level monsters in the main deck should have, it also has an effect that removes a single monster that is not targeted or destroyed when triggered by damage, and in conjunction with that, The counter ability against monster effects that can be activated, and the three effects are all powerful.
Of course, the counter ability can use equipment cards equipped by other effects as costs, and it doesn't even need to be equipped to itself.
What's more, his original ATK has increased, albeit only slightly, making it possible for him to compete on equal terms with monsters with an ATK of 3000 with his natural abilities.
With such a high-quality monster being released, the noise of "But it's not a Dual" will be nothing more than an annoyance from the have-nots...

Increased G-struck signboard.
If you use Isolde, it's easy to put out, and it's written as a non-targeted removal and suppression.

3000 RBI +α with Gabagaba summoning conditions, removal and suppression without targeting. Perfect performance in any case. His Deck, which is based on this card, is also very strong, and he can play an ace-class role.
It's a pity that the card itself is underestimated due to the reason why this card came out. The remake source is not popular, the increased G is treated as a bonus, and the environment-class Strak soba noodles are compared even if they don't like it because of the same period. It is so unpopular that there are still some stores that are out of stock even after 2-3 years.

I don't write hieratic text (laughs).
For an ace class monster to come out of the Deck, I think it's a pretty well tuned monster.
First of all, the Special Summon effect of (1) is a seemingly simple cost, but in the first place, it is rare to have a Deck that can accumulate enough Equip Spells to be sent to GY from the beginning. However, there aren't many cards that can be banished, and if you don't choose the right timing, you'll end up choking yourself, so it's not that easy.
The effect of (2) is also a non-targeted removal and a powerful effect, but it is slightly slow and susceptible to interference because it has to be intervened in combat.
The effect of (3) is also a convenient suppression effect, but it requires an equipment card for the cost, and it only supports monster effects, so it's not enough to bring it to the end of the game.
As for the status, although it is a Warrior, it avoids abuse with general support, such as FIRE, level 9 and slightly different attributes, level range and defense power avoiding 200.
However, of course, I think it's a good monster that has the feeling that it was created through careful and repeated adjustments, as it is possible to play an active role as an ace if you can get it out.
Illustrations are also cool.

The effect of (2) allows him to absorb monsters and increase his ATK to 3500, the effect of (3) allows him to negate and destroy the effects of monsters in exchange for his Equip Spell and the absorbed and equipped monsters. I think both are excellent.
It goes well with the "Homura Noble Knight" Deck, and because it uses Equip Spells a lot, it can meet the Special Summon condition of (1), and it can share the support of "FIRE Warrior", and the "Homura Noble Knight" monster to be equipped is I think it's a good compatibility point that you can satisfy the condition of the effect of (3) by yourself.
Originally, his ATK is as high as 3000, and I think it can be said that he is a trump card on par with "Homura Noble Knight Monarch-Charle" in the "Homura Noble Knight" Deck.

A large monster that combines the performance of both suppression and turning that comes out by excluding equipment cards.
You can add resistance with Ogier, Olivier, and Noble Arms equipment, and being able to negate the effect while sending Roland to his GY is very good, and you can NTR by equipping the opponent's monster without targeting it, which is very strong. It's like target resistance destruction resistance, but it can come out strong.
Also, in the initial move with Ogierinaldo + Equip Spell, if you take out this card and equip Ogier, it becomes Nibiru Care.
However, since the negate range is limited to monsters, there is no resistance to spells and traps.
Even so, the overall performance is very high, and it is a level that feels that the bare draw of this card is super upswing.

Undisputed strength! It's the strongest to be able to summon such a powerful monster with just one GY or his Equip Spell on the field! It would be Ali to send her Equip Spell to her GY and summon it

Gearfried Equip Spell, which is no longer a Dual. Summoning conditions that are too loose to be able to remove one card. RBI is as high as 3000. You can make a monster a 500-up equipment card without taking a target. It is high and the race is excellent as Warrior, and even Isolde can be searched.

Gearfried who evolved from Phoenix to God Phoenix and threw away his Dual.
You can Special Summon with the loose condition of removing one of his Equip Spells in the field and his GY, but you can also target monsters that are equipped cards, so you can remove them.
The second effect needs to attack, but since it is an effect that does not target, that Chaos MAX can also be used as an equipment card.
In addition, sending one equipment card to his GY negates the monster effect and boasts destruction and powerful control. It has top-class specs among Warriors.

How many times does Gearfried evolve? Gearfried will be able to categorize it soon.
Just by banishing one of his Equip Spells from GY or the field, it doesn't match the lightness of the footwork, the Blue-Eyed line's hit point, the absorption that doesn't take targets at the start of the damage test, and the absorbed monster is also a cost. It boasts a built-in divine punishment that can be done and a monster-like strength.
Just like Infinity, it can be turned and suppressed by itself, so if you dispatch it to the Warrior theme, which is uneasy about turning and suppressing, you should be able to expect to raise the base of the ground.
It's a secret that this guy himself is the strongest Artorius' natural enemy...

Even though Strak is mainly Dual, the fact that it is scattered with flame warriors and equipment is just like the original story, and this guy who is a signboard but not a Dual may be the symbol of that stray.
However, if you look at it alone, it's a pretty good monster.
One of his Equip Spells on the field or GY gives 3000 RBI, and when an attack is declared, it has the effect of removing equipment, and sending one of his Equip Spells on the field to GY negates the monster effect.
I can't deny the feeling that Strak itself has put all its effort into this card.

Phenigia who evolved and threw away the fact that he was a Dual.
He can appear on the field just by excluding GY's equipment card, and has excellent compatibility with Isolde.
And it has an absorption effect like Sacrifice that goes through the battle but does not target, and there is no gap in the cost of negate the equipment card that absorbs the monster effect.
The status is also 3000 and Warrior highest class.
By equipping your opponent with Big Bang Shoot and using it for the cost of this card, you can eliminate 2 enemies in one turn along with Absorption.
A fairly high-spec monster with high breakthrough and control power.

A remake card of Phoenix Gearfried. Although it is no longer Dual, it has performance suitable for the billboard.
The first effect is the Special Summon effect of earthquakes. Although it is a level 9 super-sized monster, it can be easily revealed by removing one Equip Card from Field GY.
The second effect is to equip a monster on the field at the start of the damage step. It is a removal method called "equipment" that is very difficult to prevent, and it comes with a bonus that does not target. Note that since it is the beginning of the damage step, rewinding does not occur when the target monster is equipped.
The third effect is to use the front equipment card as a cost to counter monster effects. Since the monster effect can be sealed under very loose conditions, the control power is also high.
An ace monster with high levels of ease of use, effects, and status. It is high performance enough to consider adopting about 1 to 2 cards for Warrior Decks that use equipment cards.

Are you familiar with the large size of the Strak R signboard that can be easily called out?
By removing his Equip Spell on the field or GY, you can Special Summon from your hand, when attacking, the effect of turning one face-up monster into his Equip Spell that raises his ATK by 500, and the monster effect is his Equip Spell. It has the effect of negate and destroy the cost.
Equip Spell is a slightly peculiar card, but it's usually excellent to remove one card from GY and pop out a monster of this size. Isolde can send his Equip Spell into his GY and can search for this card, so it boasts an excellent matchup.
Removal by Equip Spelling leads to an effect negate effect, and since it is the timing of the start of hitting, he also works effectively with ATK up. Since you can only equip one, it would be better if there was a way to unequip it besides using your own effect. Non-targeted equipping has a fairly high resistance breaking ability and a fairly high credibility.
With his high ATK and negate effect that activates in situations where he has equipment, you can expect to gain control over him, and with his Deck having a certain number of Equip Spells, he can reign as a reliable trump card.

Superlative monster that can self-SS under very loose conditions
Thanks to the absorption effect, it is strong against battle, and it is a terrifyingly powerful card that can negate monster effects by using the absorbed monster as a cost.
In addition, most of the new Straks have this card's recruit, resurrection, and search effects, and can be freely put into play from the deck, from the hand, from his GY. Of course, the compatibility with Isolde goes without saying.
Not to mention his business trip to the deck using the equipment card, he can be a deck even if he just beats down with this card, so I think it's a card with a high future potential.

The effect is very strong as it is a signboard of Strak R. You can use not only your own field but also her GY's Equip Spell, so there should be many opportunities depending on the build. Both (2) and (3) are powerful and the appearance of suppressing the opponent is just like Infinity.
As this card and ablation have become satisfactory, other new miscellaneous things are a little disappointing.

Putting aside the tsukkomi that you forgot Dual, it is a piece that boasts strength and ease of use suitable for the signboard of Warrior Strak.
① is an effect that can be Special Summoned by excluding one of his Equip Spells on the field/GY. No matter how low the adoption rate of Equip Spell is, he is not weak to come out with 3000 RBI at the cost of one card.
② is an effect that equips face-up monsters without targeting them when attacking. RBI enhancement comes with removal that is hard to block. In other words, if the attack passes, it is possible to remove two enemies at once.
③ is an effect that negates the activation of monster effects by sending one equipment card on the field to her GY. It works well with ②, and it doesn't have to be an equipment card equipped to this card to be sent to GY.
It is an excellent monster that is easy to put out, removes + 500 RBI enhancement, and counters monster effects.

Wow~ Are you going to throw away being a Dual? After all, the Dual element is an extra burden, isn't it?
A top class warrior who boasts Blue-Eyed class stats, and is the highest class of warriors who can be summoned in the main without restrictions.
If you remove one piece of equipment, you can easily deploy it, and there is Isolde that can be expected to be adopted by warriors in general, because you can find meaning in adopting equipment for warriors. You can't use it during that turn, but you can search over there, so it works well.
It has a high removal performance when attacking and is slow, but it does not target, and if you send the equipment to her GY, you can counter monster effects.
Compared to the original, I can't react to demons and traps, but now I feel the threat from monster effects is greater, so I don't feel lacking.
I think it's a versatile and powerful card that has high offensive performance and control power, and like Isolde, it makes sense to use equipment.

It's a remake card of Phoenix Gearfried, but for some reason it's no longer a Gemini Monster. By removing one of his Equip Spell cards from Field GY, he comes out under the loose condition of Special Summon, and in addition to having 3000 RBI, he has a powerful removal ability called equipment that does not target at the start of the damage step. also have Moreover, by sending the equipment card to his GY, the activation of the monster effect can also be negate, making it a card that combines both offense and defense. Needless to say, the compatibility with Noble Knight's Reminiscence Isolde is outstanding, and it is possible to use his Equip Spell dropped to GY as a cost, and search with Isolde. Special Summon is a bit difficult as it requires dropping 9 of his Equip Spells.