Archnemeses Eschatos →Used Deck

The LIGHT arc Nemeses has a Special Summon that excludes 3 races, a race-specified infection virus, and is also resistant to effect destruction, so he can remove Dragons without hesitation.
In the current Yu-Gi-Oh, there are a lot of general-purpose deployment monsters, and it's not that difficult to get them out without low-level Nemeses, so it's possible to go on a business trip alone, but after all, if you're surrounded by sweeping removals like Sambol and Laist, it's just a pure remover. I want to build a deck that can make use of the feature of being able to search by flags and melody instead of using it.
Only a single race can be specified as a removal target, but since most of the categories have a lot of unification of races, I wondered if it would be a problem. However, there are types like Solitaire Link where the EX monsters have different races, so it's a good idea to find out who can hit you and who can't hit you.
Since he is a boss of Nemeses, he is also a general-purpose monster, so I think he has a level that I want to put out not only as a pure but also as a hybrid.

A monster that makes you feel particularly different among dragons. Although it belongs to Nemeses, it has no category-related effects and is a complete generic card. If you want to bring it out, after searching with a flag, you want to immediately match the summoning cost with a continuous link summon.
The effect of destroying all specific races and sealing even the Special Summon is very strong, but if there are no monsters of the race you want to destroy on the field, you can not use the effect, and if you don't use his Special Summon a lot because of the meta beat system. Note that it doesn't make much sense.
Due to its own destruction resistance, it can activate Special Summon Bind against Dragons even if they are not on the field.
However, his partner Protoss has a low ATK, but he can block a wide range of DARK, so there are advantages and disadvantages.
However, since this is his Dragon, it corresponds to the melody of awakening, and it is excellent that once he is put out on the field, he can be revived with the gospel even if he is sent to GY.

Racial meta version of the arc Nemeses.
Field or he needs to remove 3 different races from GY, but if you use hand triggers and general-purpose links as materials, is it relatively easy to put out?
The effects are intense, and themed decks are often race-specific, and can be very heavy on those decks.
However, he can only declare the race of monsters in play, so by himself he can only metabolize Dragon.
It also has effect destruction resistance, so even if you declare a Dragon, you will be fine.
In addition, since it is a Blue-Eyed station, it corresponds to the melody of awakening.
It seems that it can be adopted as a general purpose.

It's a Nemeses boss card, but the summoning conditions aren't strict, so it's possible to go on business trips.
The summoning condition is to prepare 3 races on the field or GY, so if you make full use of continuous links, the conditions are not so difficult and you can search with flags and melodies.
It has destruction resistance and effects like those of the same family, and in addition to that, it has the effect of blocking Special Summon for 2 turns, and if the opponent is a Dragon, you can expect high blocking power from the first turn.
Other than that, the difficulty is that you have to procure additional monsters on your own that will destroy other opponents, so it's basically a counterattack operation.
As a counterattack, you can block the action of the opponent's next turn while destroying the field, so this is powerful in its own way, but recently there are many destruction resistance, so overconfidence is prohibited.

A Special Summon monster with a racial meta. Since the theme deck is basically the same race, it will be strongly pierced from the second match or the second game of the match battle. However, due to the fact that he declares the race of the monster on the field, if he tries to declare something other than Dragon, it is a neck that needs to be lined up. Even if it is assumed to be used in Nemeses, unlike attributes, it is difficult to prepare a race that can conveniently hit the opponent. The effort of excluding 3 monsters of different types in the Special Summon condition is also plainly large. It supports the search for 《The Melody of Awakening Dragon》, and its strength is that it can be brought into the hand while fertilizing GY. Well, it's easier to search with 《Nemeses Flag》.

You can Special Summon by excluding 3 monsters of different races from GY or your field, and by declaring effect destruction resistance and race, destroy all cards of that race until the end of the next turn. Special Summon monster with the effect of sealing.
Special Summon conditions and effect properties are almost identical to Protoss, only with the attributes being racial. If there is a difference, he has 3000 ATK, so his firepower has increased, and with his ATK, he is a Dragon, so he can respond to the awakening melody.
However, just by changing the attribute to a race, the 7 types will increase to about 25 types, so naturally, the binding force of the Special Summon seal will decrease. However, races are more likely to be unified than attributes, so there shouldn't be any problem with using destructive effects to restrain them. Is it to the extent that it becomes a little difficult to use if racial manipulation is involved?
This card also has the aspect of sealing the dragon, as it can restrain its own race, the Dragon, at any time. If you can discard various general-purpose links and secure a race, it might be a good idea to use it from the side against opponents who use dragons.

Nemeses Boss B
general purpose
It seems they don't allow races.
An excellent effect that doesn't spoil whether you attack first or second. And it corresponds to Dora spiral
Well, strong (appropriate)

At level 11, the summoning condition is to remove 3 monsters of different races from the field GY, which is a difficult monster to put out. However, because of its status, it is possible to search by melody, and it is not impossible if the summoning condition is a Deck that can deploy monsters of multiple races.
The effect destroys all monsters of the declared race on the field, while blocking her Special Summon of monsters of the declared race until the next turn. Since there are many race-unified decks, the ability to come back from the second attack is very high.
When using this card in a tournament, especially when going first in the first game, you have to read the opponent's deck before using it, so I think it will be useful mainly after the second game after changing sides. Also, the fact that you can only declare monsters of a race that already exists on the field takes time, but if you use the effect of 《Reprodocus》, you can definitely suppress the target race, so it's worth remembering. I guess.

A new category, or a name that sounds like a series card.
Note: It was a category.
At level 11, it's a difficult level to handle, but since she has a good stat for melodies, I think she's good at searching.
The summoning conditions are also heavy, but it's not a difficult story to use general-purpose cards and EX, depending on the Deck.
In addition to being resistant to effect destruction, it blocks Nokos's co-infection virus, and his Special Summon of the declared race, giving it a strong influence over the Tribal Unified Deck.
Destruction resistance is also effective for your own cards, so you don't have to worry about self-destruction.
You just have to declare a race that doesn't exist on the field, so it's basically difficult to limit the development from the first turn without using a race change card.
However, as far as Dragon is concerned, it is possible because he himself is like that. Since it's a major race, it should be able to function on its own.
It's heavy and can easily be influenced by your opponent, but I think it's an excellent card that's worth thinking about.

The summoning conditions are a little heavy because 3 monsters of different races are excluded, but the summoning conditions can be met with popular hand triggers and general-purpose links, so it's not that hard, and it's a status that corresponds to the melody, so it's easy. can search.
The effect not only declares the race of the monster on the field and has the effect of destroying all of that race, but the declared race will not be able to Special Summon each other for 2 turns, so Magical Musket, Bramaghi, Crimson It is very easy to get stuck in a race uniform Deck such as eyes.
Also, since it has effect destruction resistance, it is a modest advantage that even if it declares a Dragon, it will not be destroyed by its own effect.
I would also like to see the reviews of Alba, Siesta, and Hikomon.