Megalith Unformed →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: [Megalith] The most important deployment personnel in Deck.
A particularly important part along with 《Megalith Phul》.
Releasing level 4 and calling Megalith Phul is of course an important move.
In addition, the move to release 《Block Dragon》, recruit 《Megalith Hagith》and search for the second copy is particularly strong.
《Block Dragon》can self-regenerate from his GY, so he can release 《Megalith Ophiel》as a Special Summon and gain an advantage by searching for Megalith and Rock to reach a total of 8 levels.
It is possible by Xyz Summoning "Gallant Granite" from "Megalith Hagith" and searching for "Block Dragon", or starting with "Megalith Phul".
You can also move it with Impcantation.
If you're fully deployed, you'll use the weakening method, but the basic Megalith is often aimed at Xyz summoning, so the impression is that there aren't many opportunities to weaken it.
By the way, in order to perform a Level 8 Ritual Summon with Megalith's Level 8 effect, you need a total of 3 copies of that monster, a Level 8 for release, and a Level 8 monster to be Ritual Summoned.
Even if you Ritual Summon with this card, use this card and 2 level 8 monsters for release, for a total of 3 cards.
It's easy to misunderstand that it's "double the level", but the consumption doesn't change, and since it's from the Deck, it can be connected to any level 8 Megalith.
In the first place, by releasing a level 8 card in his hand, he ritually summons a Megalith at level 4, and with that effect, he can search for Megalith Spells or monsters and move, and if he enters from Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands, he will be ranked. You can get 4 as well.
Dana isn't weak even without Megalith Phul.

Thanks to this card and Fool, I feel that he can eat Megalith if it's a mid-level theme.
It can be used not only when calling Fool on the first move, but also when calling Fool after the Fool is destroyed.
If you can hold it together with Senju and Manju, you can use the Senjumanju effect to perform a Ritual Search and then use it as a material for Fool, so it's pretty delicious.

Until Megalith Phul came along, it was around 6 points at best, but now he's an indispensable card for Megalith.
You can confirm 《Megalith Betor》on your opponent's turn, and it will be the cornerstone of the deployment route.

Thanks to Fool, I was able to take the initial action. An interesting example of an industrial waste that has become an essential card.

A card that can ritually summon Megalith. But it's a Quick-Play Spell! Don't miss the concept! ? Hmmm what do you think...
Weakening is a strong benefit for Megalith, which has a low basic hit point, but the impression is close to a bonus because the multiplier is not high even though it targets heavy items.
Uri is a ritual summon from his deck. However, he still doesn't do it obediently, and demands twice the level of the ritual summon target.
Basically, you call a low class Megalith with the highest class as the cost.
If you use the promotion together, you will be able to aim for the development of the highest grade Megalith, but the combo dependency will become even stronger and I don't think it's a worthwhile act to use the level operation card together.
Deck Even though it's a Ritual, it has a strong peculiarity, and I don't think it's a card that can be evaluated without permission.

There are a lot of large cards in the opening hand, so if you can hold it in the event of an accident, you can get around Ophiel, so I put it in, but it's not a card I'd go out of my way to search for. I'm grateful that accidents are less likely to occur even when the large Megalith is fully loaded.

Why Weak Themes Have Weak Cards

Ritual from the damn Deck that came to Megalith, but sadly the conditions aren't as damning as it sounds.
Even though it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be searched with Hagit, so don't worry about it. No matter how much you can put it out of the Deck, it's still heavy, and there's another weakening that doesn't hurt, but it doesn't hurt, so it's difficult to use it mainly.
The effect itself is not bad, but I have to say that it is not a card that can solve Megalith's weakness.
However, with the appearance of the new super-strong Fool, he changed into an outrageous power card that allows you to easily recruit Fool just by playing Hagit, and he will become a central card in Megalith in the future. deaf.
This card reminded me once again that "cards that are strong in their own right, even if they're subtle in their current state, can become big if they're new."

Another Megalith new card that is too self-reliant.
Why are there such weak cards?

Quick-Play Spell But you're already doing rituals with spell cards, forgive me!
You can choose to activate the effect of lowering her ATK of monsters on the opponent's field according to the number of Ritual Monsters, or the effect of releasing her Megalith on the Deck so that its level is doubled and performing a ritual summon. Since it's a Megalith Spell, it's also a new target for Hapto.
Combat modifiers help compensate for the combat disadvantage in his Megalith, which is at its power limit in the mid-2000s without Fareg. However, the effect is weak unless two or more rituals are lined up, and he will not be able to use the effect satisfactorily unless the deck rotates well. Basically, you will use it if you draw when you don't need the ritual effect.
The main purpose is a ritual summon. Should I basically release a level 8 Megalith and call a level 4 Megalith? Level 4 Megalith has a search effect and a ritual summoning effect, so I want to use it to rebuild my posture.
But either way, is it difficult for him to use Megalith if he can't turn it efficiently to some extent?

In fact, this card is the second card that can be Ritual Summoned from the Deck, and the only other card that exists is Turning of the World. And that one is also a Quick-Play Spell. In other words, it seems that they do not want to create Ritual Spells for cards that can perform Deck Rituals.
Instead of doubling his level, he is Ritual Summoned from the Deck, so the resources needed for a Ritual Summon are actually the same as a regular Ritual Summon. On the contrary, considering that you can choose what you like from the Deck, it can be said that it is superior to normal ritual summons. If you use the promotion, it is possible to use a level 4 Megalith to produce a level 4 Megalith, but if anything, it should be appreciated that a level 8 Megalith can be used to ritual summon a level 4 Megalith.
It's not a Ritual Spell, but it's a Megalith Spell Trap card, so it can be searched with Hagit. This card doesn't have a activation turn limit, so the reason why I adjusted it to "double the level" is to prevent a loop of Bagito → Unformed → Bagito → Unformed → Bagito → Unformed... deaf. I think it would have been better to put a 1-turn limit on this card to prevent that, though...
Added: The appearance of a super powerful new monster "Megalith Phul" in the first regular pack of the 11th season has been leaked. Since the far side is level 2, you can easily perform a ritual summon with this card. This is the moment when this transcendent novelty of the Megalith world transformed into a must-have strong card for his Megalith.

I can't use it unless I strengthen it when it's a Quick-Play Spell and it's out of ritual support at some point, but this is terrible
use the promotion That seems to be the case, but please understand when you can't follow up with a defense due to the habit of requesting double release.
The only thing that can be used is the debuff effect, but since it requires the number of rituals, it is not stable from the beginning.
If you request a ritual, I would like you to support monsters other than rituals, and even if the number of levels x 500 is too much, I would like you to lower it by 200 to 300.
To be frank, you can Ritual Summon Megalith without a Ritual Spell, but there's absolutely no merit to crushing the frame and putting this unsupported "until".
What did you print it for? If it were me, I'd get pissed off and tear it up. Such a garbage card
I don't understand

Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's a Ritual Summon card from the 2nd type of Deck that seems to have protected the concept of no Ritual Spell.
Just asking for exactly double the level of Ritual Summoning monsters for the release cost, I see a blatant promotional push.
If you look at Herald New, you can feel the strange self-weight that seems to be Megalith, including another dehaf effect.
Even so, it's not difficult to use because you can use level 8 Megalith in your hand as a material and you can perform ritual summons without going through the field.