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Megalith Och →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Ritual Monster Effect Monster	-	4	Rock	1000	2700
You can Ritual Summon this card with a "Megalith" card. If this card is Ritual Summoned: You can draw 1 card, then discard 1 card. During the Main Phase (Quick Effect): You can activate this effect; Ritual Summon 1 Ritual Monster from your hand, by Tributing monsters from your hand or field, including this card on your field, whose total Levels equal or exceed the Level of the Ritual Monster. You can only use this effect of "Megalith Och" once per turn.
Average Rating Score		7.8(12)

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Card Reviews (12 rating scores)
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"Megalith Och" card reviews and rating scores

7.8(12)

		25%	（3）
		58%	（7）
		16%	（2）
		0%	（0）
		0%	（0）

ねこーら
2023/01/26 22:02

Comprehensive evaluation: Is it severe that the peculiar effect is only exchange of cards?
《Megalith Ophiel》《Megalith Hagith》can draw in new cards by searching, but this is only an exchange.
If you can't send cards with GY effects, your hand won't increase, and it's hard to connect your moves.
Ritual Summoning Megalith basically requires 2 copies, and it is easy to make up for it with the one remaining on the field and the search.
In terms of ritual summoning with free chain, there is 《Megalith Phul》, and it is easy to suffer.

Good ( 1 )

でんじざえもん
2020/06/09 10:39

Even if you get hit with extra G, if this guy is on the deck, it's a fool to pull him into the opponent's turn.
However, since he's really weak when you draw, he doesn't search, so he can't be the first move, so it's also an accident card.
It's a card that tests your ability to build a Deck.

Good ( 4 )

シエスタ
2020/01/22 9:10

When the ritual summoning is successful, you can exchange cards, which is great for rituals that are prone to accidents, but it is difficult to connect directly to the ad due to the hassle of ritual summoning.
The true value is a free ritual summon that can be deployed even during the opponent's turn. You can aim for interference by summoning removal skills such as Hedor.
Compared to Aratron, which is a hand trigger, it is less ambusive, but I would like to differentiate it in that it can be used for unique effects and resurrection regardless of whether the target can be his Megalith.
A card that is unique and has potential for the future.

Good ( 2 )

Blueknight
2020/01/21 1:48

Megalith can fight because of this guy. For the time being, I love using it because if I put it together with this guy, I can hit Hiko Kujaku or Chaos Max during my opponent's turn. It's also fun to be able to surprise with emersion once you've summoned it once. However, compared to Ophiel and Hagit, the effect of his own Ritual Summoning is a bit weaker, so if you fully cast it, it will end up in your hand, so I consulted with his Deck about that.

Good ( 1 )

備長炭18
2020/01/13 15:58

With Megalith, which has a high defense and exchanges cards when summoning rituals, and has many accidents and defense deployments unique to rituals, there is no loss in both.
However, compared to other low-level Megaliths, it's not very good to use it on its own, so I'd like to aim for a common effect with the opponent's turn ritual.
Luckily, it doesn't matter if you've been summoned or not, so you can use it from Emerging.
Since he isn't designated as a Megalith to perform a simple ritual summoning, I thought it would be a good tactic to mix things up with.

Good ( 2 )

ジュウテツ
2019/11/29 11:56

(1) The hand exchange effect can be used to support the effect of the highest grade "Megalith" monster, so I think it's strength is that it can also be used to send Ritual Monsters to her GY.
The Ritual Summon effect of (2) can be used during the opponent's main phase, so I think it's excellent that it works well with Ritual Monsters that have interfering effects.

Good ( 1 )

ラーメン
2019/10/25 1:25

One of the low class Megaliths, even though it's a ritual, it's a ★4 and a defensive power of 2700 is fairly high.
The effect when summoning a ritual is just okay, and the effect that allows you to get involved in any ritual by exchanging cards is a normal effect, so at first glance it looks like a passable card with no notable points, good or bad.
However, the true value of this card is that it can be used as a Ritual during the opponent's turn. Powerful, cards that could be Ritual Summoned during the opponent's turn were quite limited, so in that sense it could be called a revolutionary card.
Overall, Megalith is undeniably underpowered, and this card could be a good opportunity to introduce a small number of Megaliths into your Ritual Deck.

Good ( 1 )

はわわ
2019/10/21 18:24

Star 4 Megalith that can exchange cards and perform opponent turn rituals.
A card that could be a reason for the weak Megalith theme.

Good ( 1 )

ABYSS
2019/10/14 12:24

One of Megalith, a Ritual theme with no Ritual Spell.
The biggest feature of this card is that it can be Ritual Summoned without restrictions on the Ritual Destination during the opponent's turn.
You can do various bad things such as Hiko Kujaku during the opponent's turn.
I want to put it on the field with top priority and prepare for the next ritual.

Good ( 1 )

とき
2019/10/12 11:34

Level 4 Megalith The effect of performing a ritual summon including itself on the field is the same as Ophiel and Hagit, but this card can also be activated by the opponent's main. In addition, it has the effect of exchanging cards when the ritual summoning is successful.
A superlative Megalith monster becomes important to his Ritual Monster in his GY, so hand swapping can consistently fuel her GY and improve the quality of her hand. As an effect of a successful ritual summon, it's a little plain, but it's an effect that matches the direction of the Deck.
The Ritual Summon effect can be used during the opponent's turn, but since it's on the field, it's visible to the opponent, so compared to Aratron, who can perform rituals with hand triggers, it's less surprising. Since it has a high defensive power, you can use it as a wall, and if you get a removal attack, you can escape with a ritual.

Good ( 1 )

ophion
2019/10/10 17:59

20 years after the birth of Yu-Gi-Oh, Rock Ritual Monster finally appeared, and the first Ritual Monster that does not require Ritual Spell.
I wondered if these guys could be ritual summoned with 《Advanced Ritual Art》or 《Earth Chant》, but after looking it up on the wiki, it seems they can.
Unique effect is hand exchange.
Basically, it seems that he will mainly discard the Megalith Ritual Monster and connect it to his level 8 Megalith monster, but since it can be discarded by an effect, it seems that various things can be done depending on the combination (throwing away the page and overlaying it, etc.) ).

Good ( 1 )

波切
2023/11/22 19:54