Gilti-Gearfried the Magical Steel Knight →Used Deck

You just wanted to say that card. The Yu-Gi-Oh original has plenty of fighting game parodies, such as Keith Howard, who has just removed the dakuten, and Virtua 2, which is reflected on the screen in a good arcade scene, so the original story will be confirmed as that combo game.
If you don't want to die, seriously come from Hana. And this card is a super fusion that rips off the opponent who really came.
When I tried to use it as an ace monster by simply aligning it on my field and using it as a fusion monster, the performance was something like "It's been 10 years!" Very good for use.
If you want to rip off a Warrior other than the Baroness, you can use something like Isolde, who has used up all of his effects, as a material.
The double attack effect is soberly powerful that you can naturally achieve the conditions when using super fusion.
Being able to destroy one card on the field at the same time as negate the target effect is plain but powerful, and besides simply making your opponent's removal take time, you can also convert any card in your hand that targets an appropriate target into Raigeki Break. You can also think of how to use it.
In terms of destructive effects that react to effects, it feels a little like Lord of the Red, which is shared by all users.
The RBI effect is also quite cheap and easy to use because it does not require a cost such as a hand. Especially when going through Isolde, he has multiple Equip Spells in GY, so you can easily hit him with 3500 RBI all the time.

He is not a certain stylish fighting game (silent belly bread)
Since he has two Warriors with different attributes, the summoning conditions are loose, so I use him as a super-fusion agent to counter Swordsoul and The Phantom Knights.
It also works well with Kachidoki-related cards, and has resistance, high damage, and simple high performance, so it's a good card in that respect as well.
In addition to that, it seems that demand for this card is also rising as it is currently used to some extent as a countermeasure against Baroness (combined with Super Fusion) that appears on the board even outside of Synchro Themes.
The fact that you can reduce the opponent's LP by nearly 80% with one combo (Nirenda) is also funny because it's like a certain game.

A fusion of heavy Gearfried, the name is just a combination of the material names, so it's a coincidence.
The first appearance is Yu-Gi-Oh R, and the 3rd volume that was originally supposed to be included is the Goes volume. The opponent was bad, too bad.
Nonetheless, thanks to that, the world is incomprehensible because it is privileged to get rid of the inflationary tenth standard of high-level abilities and materials and to be in the spotlight.
Of course, the stats and ability to deal with the looseness of the material are the points of evaluation, but since it appeared at the time when high-performance Warrior finishers that could rewrite the environment began to flourish, they were given a glimpse as a bullet for complete removal by super fusion. is the main job.
In other words, it is a sad gear that has been forced to carry Konami's guilt in the dragoon era.

Destroy
Removes target resistance, strengthens continuous attacks, and has a highly destructive effect.
The effect of 1 is basically restraint. If you want to make more use of it, you want to prepare a means that can be used actively. A combo effect.
2 consecutive attacks require fusion on the field like Starve, but it's not a difficult condition for a warrior with a lot of deployment cards.
3 usually uses a Fusion Spell to summon this card, so just remove it.
Various conditions are required to activate the effect, but none of them are difficult stories and there are loose materials, so it is a highly versatile fusion that can be considered as one of the options for warriors with a fusion axis such as HERO.

A monster from R after a long time with a name like a fighting game.
The effect that negates the card effect targeting this card and destroys one card in the field, the effect that can attack twice when only the monsters in the field are used as fusion materials, and his Spell card of his GY at the time of damage calculation Excluding him has the effect of increasing his ATK by half of his defensive power.
The fusion material is relatively loose, and two Warriors with different attributes can fuse together. E・HERO, The Six Samurai, and Elementsaber, which are warrior decks with sparse attributes, are easy to put out, but the former has a lot of rivals and the latter two are not fusion decks, so I can't say anything. It also works very well with Super Fusion, and can naturally set the conditions for two attacks, making it suitable for all Warriors.
The effect is quite aggressive, and if you meet the conditions, you can attack twice with 3500 RBI combined with two attacks and his ATK up. The effect when being targeted is not limited to mere resistance, but it also has the dexterity to convert the effect of targeting yourself into removal. I thought it would be an excellent Fusion Monster that could be both a strength and a meta for Warrior.

Is Kachidoki new?
① negates the target effect + destroys the card. It is a resistance that is not actually targeted, and it also reacts to your own cards, so it may be the key to actively activate the effect.
② is a double attack in the case of field fusion. It goes well with 《Kaiki the Unity Star》, which can be fused during Special Summon. However, both Isolde and Idaten are LIGHT, so I want to prepare other attributes on the field.
③ When fighting monsters, exclude his GY's Spell and increase RBI by half of defense. It is actually 3500 RBI, and it can be further strengthened by strengthening defense.
Looking at ①②③ comprehensively, he has good compatibility with the Equip Spell card as a gearfried element. Warrior has Isolde, so his Equip Spell in your main deck feels right. By the way, his Equip Spell works well with Idaten.
You can easily deploy with one Vion.
Summon Vion → Drop Diabo → Diabo SS → Isolde with 2 bodies, Search Warrior → Drop 5 cards and Kaiki SS → Kaiki and Search Warrior with Idaten, Star 5 Search → Cut 5 Stars to increase RBI → Diabo SS → Opponent turn Kaiki revive to Diabo Summon Guilty Gearfreed by fusing with

A Fusion Monster that uses two Warrior monsters with different attributes as materials. From the loose conditions, it is easy to put out a Warrior Deck that revolves around fusion.
① is an effect that negates the effect that targets itself and destroys 1 card on the field. If you use Equip Spell, etc., you can actively target this card and destroy one opponent's card. It boasts excellent compatibility with the equipment effect of Flame Noble Knight Roland, and the effect of this card can be changed into a free chain removal, and since Roland remains in the hand, you can aim for a highly flexible move.
② is the effect of giving two attacks by field fusion. It is possible to attack directly with a hit point, and the finisher ability increases. If you can afford to deploy it, it's an effect you want to aim for.
③ is the effect of removing his spell card during battle to increase the value of the defense power by half, which is actually 800 points. It can break through monsters up to ATK 3500 in battle, and combined with the 2nd effect, it's perfect for exorcising.

The material is loose and easy to put out.
For the time being, you can go through Isolde, or you can use a token.
The resistance and removal effect of ① is more stable if you use it yourself.
If you have a card that can be targeted in a free chain, it's an excellent effect that can be easily removed during the opponent's turn, and it's a removal that doesn't target.
② is limited to field fusion, and it attacks twice. It's good to use 《Fusion Substitute》as a field fusion, and it's a loose material, so there's not much trouble using it.
You can think of 3 as an increase in RBI by 800. It works well with cards that increase both offense and defense.

OCG after 10 years from R. A fusion of his EARTH's Gearfried and his LIGHT Guiltia (in OCG, he is a Fusion Monster) used by Jonouchi in the original. As a fusion material, it requires two Warrior monsters with different attributes, which is loose and easy to use for hand fusion, but if you aim for the second effect when fusion from the field, it takes time and effort. ① has excellent resistance and destruction effect for one turn only, and if it is not a monster effect, you can connect the destruction effect by transferring this card with Shift . 3 removes unnecessary spell cards and increases his ATK, making it easier to defeat high-level monsters, and the overall effect is highly versatile.
Minus 1 point because it is regrettable to fuse from the field by consecutive attacks.

"This is one piece that has been steadily rising in price recently." The reason for this is that general-purpose Warriors such as “D-HERO Destroy Phoenix Guy”, “FNo. Since it is relatively easy to put out materials such as "Warrior monsters with different attributes x 2", when making a Warrior Deck, if you add it together with "Super Fusion", you will be able to develop even better.