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Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Ritual Monster Effect Monster	-	8	Rock	2000	3000
You can Ritual Summon this card with a "Megalith" card. During the Main Phase (Quick Effect): You can discard this card; Ritual Summon 1 "Megalith" Ritual Monster from your hand, by Tributing monsters from your hand or field whose total Levels equal or exceed its Level. When your opponent activates a card or effect that targets a card you control (Quick Effect): You can place 1 Ritual Monster from your GY on the bottom of the Deck, and if you do, negate that activation, and if you do that, destroy it. You can only use each effect of "Megalith Aratron" once per turn.
Average Rating Score		5.9(9)

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Card Reviews (9 rating scores)
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5.9(9)

		11%	（1）
		22%	（2）
		44%	（4）
		22%	（2）
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ねこーら
2023/01/26 13:01

Comprehensive evaluation: It is useful in that it can aim at the ritual summons of a free chain.
Its basic role is to connect 《Megalith Bethor》to ritual summons and removal during the opponent's turn.
Even if a subjugated monster is released into her Kaiju, it can still be Ritual Summoned by releasing her Kaiju.
Due to its high target resistance and defensive power, it can be used as a wall during the opponent's turn.
It can also be used to protect other subdued monsters because it supports all effects that target.
However, if level 8 is lined up, there are many times when it is more useful to connect to rank 8, which can be negate, and aim for control.

Good ( 2 )

wairo
2020/11/22 0:06

Level 8 Megalith with the least impressive effect even though it is an ultra rare frame
Since you can do whatever you want in Fool, the effect of the Hand Ritual is not good.
However, it's surprisingly useful to add target resistance, so it's fairly convenient to put in about one.

Good ( 1 )

ノクト
2020/07/10 14:53

Thanks to this card being a loser, he can get a Megalith cheaply.
It has a high defensive power + target effect negate, so it's a plain annoying card.
Megalith is a card that you want to include more than 1 for the time being, because if you don't have a lot of level 8 monsters in the theme, the accident rate will increase.
I wonder if it would have been better if there was a bit more alpha to the frank effect... I feel like the effect is subtly dead after Fool comes out...

Good ( 1 )

DDレモン
2020/06/13 1:18

(2) Interference is excellent. However, it is heavy and not compatible with other Megaliths.
In the current card pool, I want to play with (1) effect.
It's a pity that I'm too self-reliant overall.

Good ( 1 )

シエスタ
2020/01/22 9:38

Compared to Betor, this card can perform Rituals even during the opponent's turn, and compared to Oku, it has a higher chance of surprise attack since it triggers cards.
However, the target that can be deployed is limited to his Megalith. At present, the only card that seems to be useful is Bethor, and it's hard to say that Bethor is an excellent card.
The unique effect is target resistance, but it's not an effect that you want to do with a low stat and a ritual summon, and it doesn't mesh well with some of his Megaliths because it requires a ritual for the GY cost.
Although it's uniqueness is strong, I think it's hard to say that it's currently excellent because it's highly dependent on combos. I have high hopes for the future.

Good ( 2 )

備長炭18
2020/01/20 18:11

Level 8 Megalith increases by 500 RBI, and this card in the middle is given the role of both deployment and defense.
Only this card can be used as a Ritual Spell that triggers the hand during the opponent's turn, but since it can only be Ritual Summoned by his Megalith, it's use is limited unlike Oku, who was able to use other themes, and it's a surprise hand trigger as the nominee spreads. There is a limit to fighting.
Also, even if he has a valuable defensive effect in Megalith, his GY cost is attached only to cards on the field, and his own weight is conspicuous with the name Turn 1.
I would like to have one for the common effect of the highest grade Megalith and high defense, but I have the impression that it is difficult to stack many copies.

Good ( 2 )

ジュウテツ
2019/12/24 11:28

(1) Ritual Summoning "Megalith" Ritual Monster is excellent because unlike other things, it can be used during the opponent's main phase.
Effect (2) The negate destruction effect doesn't work against non-targeted effects and requires a GY cost, but I think it's worth it.

Good ( 1 )

はわわ
2019/10/21 18:29

An interesting card called a hand trigger ritual that can be ritual summoned during the opponent's turn.
However, his Megalith, which deserves to be used as a surprise attack, has only 8-star Betors, and the card consumption inevitably becomes rough.
Moreover, it is regrettable that the performance as his Ritual Monster of Koitsu himself is low.

Good ( 1 )

とき
2019/10/12 11:37

His Megalith of Ultra Rare.
The ritual effect common to level 8 Megalith can be activated even if the opponent is main because of Ultra. In addition, it has the effect of negating and destroying the opponent's effect that targets cards in the field by returning his GY's Ritual Monster to the bottom of his Deck.
It's a Ritual Spell effect that triggers your hand and can be used during your opponent's turn. It's a pity that Bethol is the only Megalith that can make the most of it, but the ability to ritually summon Bethol, which has a destructive effect, is exceptional.
If you think about it calmly, you need this card, Betol, and ritual materials in your hand, which is a very heavy hindrance, but it can be said that the more Megalith's Ritual Summoning Trigger effect increases, the more possibilities this card has.
When summoned to the field, the hit point is not good, and the negate effect also loses his GY his ad and lowers the power of Fareg and Betor. Should we focus on ritual summoning effects?

Good ( 1 )

Decks with "Megalith Aratron"

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● 2022-12-28 Rock Megalith ● 2019-10-23 Megalith Nephthys ● 2022-02-03 Archangel Megalith [modified version] ● 2020-07-04 Fossil Megalith ● 2020-04-18 All blue. ● 2019-10-28 Megalith machine angel★ ● 2020-08-27 Iwaseki Soseijin ● 2020-09-18 Drytron Rockfalls - Modified ● 2020-04-26 Megalith Ruin ● 2019-10-23 silver bullet ceremony ● 2019-10-15 Cross-Sheep Megalith ● 2019-10-23 Yukihana Megalith

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Effect：Special Summon this card from your hand Effect：Destroy Monster Effect：Destroy Spell Effect：Destroy Trap Effect：Destroy the negated card Effect：Discard Effect：Tribute this card from field Effect：Tribute this card from hand Effect：negate Monster effects Effect：negate Spell Effect：negate Trap

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Product	No	Release Date	Rarity
IGNITION ASSAULT	IGAS-JP040	2019-10-12	Secret、Ultimate、Ultra

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Rating Score Rank	7,484 / 12,836 Cards
View Num	13,678
Card Type "Ritual Monster" Best Card Ranking	96th

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