Megalith Phul →Used Deck

It's ability to collect monsters such as Megalith Phaleg and adjust their levels with the recovery effect is also excellent, but even more powerful is the ability to disrupt your opponent's turn with Megalith Betor. Since it can be put out from the Deck, it can be used stably even when there are few cards.

You're too strong! It's a lie that this is normal! In addition to being able to ritual summon from the Deck, Friche. Originally, he was supposed to be subtle, but he is a revolutionary who has gained Megalith's overwhelming deployment power and sense of stability. Sheet.

A key card in the Megalith Deck.
You can Ritual Summon a Megalith monster from your Deck every turn, and with a Megalith Portal your hand will never run out or even grow.
Also, Ritual Summoning from the Deck can be done even during the opponent's turn, so it can also interfere with Betor.
It also has a level adjustment effect, so it can be easily connected to an Xyz Summon, so I think it can be said that all the effects are high performance overall.

My first impression after playing Master Duel solo...
"This thing is broken."
The card seems to have been printed later as a leverage, but even so, isn't it too strong?
Megalith's only level 2, it comes out of his deck with the effect of Unformed, which is searched exclusively from Haggito, rather than playing out of his hand normally.
It then retrieves the Ritual Monster from her GY and copies its level. If you activate the effect of (2) in succession, from the Deck! Can summon Megalith Ritual Monsters. You can summon 3 level 8 Megaliths that can be used depending on the situation, and with hand advantage!
How should I put it, I wondered if I could still gain supremacy in the ritual after gaining this... I was trembling at the demonic state of modern Yu-Gi-Oh (and Master Duel).

Both the 1st and 2nd effects require some Ritual Monsters, but I didn't mind that.
Since it has the effect of adjusting the level, it can be evaluated that it is easy to Special Summon Synchro Monsters and Xyz E monsters that refer to the level.
Although it relies heavily on GY, it can be added to the hand without any category or level restrictions, so it has a wide range of effects, and I think it has a very high adoption rate. .
It is no exaggeration to say that Rock has the highest class of performance.
As an aside, the meaning of Ritual Monster's fool is not a sweet word, but I don't think you should worry about that.

A ritual that can be summoned from his deck that appears with Nephthys.
With the level change effect, you will be able to perform rituals with less consumption.
It's a powerful new effect that complements all the itchy parts of Megalith that couldn't be reached, and made it possible to fight his Megalith, which was undeniably not good.

Further new gimmicks for ritual themes such as the new system. Easy to put out and easy to search because of its low level. Now he can summon Megalith from Deck... It's strong enough to activate during the main phase of your opponent's turn.
As an impression after actually using it, Bethor can aim for mass destruction, and Aratron can keep it in check. It seems that you can stop the attack by jumping out Fareg, who can raise the RBI like a demon. I think it's a good card to discover new possibilities for Megalith.

If your opponent is his Megalith user, you might want to prioritize dealing with this card...
Due to the convenience of summoning from the Deck, if the effect is activated while there is a portal, not only will there be no extra cards in your hand, but the number of cards in your hand may even increase.
It makes me cry to be the first to be targeted in Urara, but it's also demonstrably strong to be able to call the second and subsequent bodies immediately in Unformed.

A monster to say the least Megalith's engine This one revolutionized his Megalith
Even though it's a ritual, for some reason he doesn't lose money even if he's summoned by a ritual.
It might not be an exaggeration to say that Megalith became the strongest ritual theme with this one piece.

For a Level 2 "Megalith" Ritual Monster, I think it's a strength to be able to Ritual Summon a single Level 4 monster with 《Megalith Unformed》.
With the effect of (1), you can salvage a Ritual Monster and make it the same level as that Ritual Monster, and the effect of (2), which Ritual Summons a "Megalith" Ritual Monster, allows you to Ritual Summon it from the Deck during the opponent's Main Phase, so there is no cost. I think it's an excellent card that can be connected to various "Megalith" Ritual Monsters at any time.

Revolutionary existence of Megalith.
Upon successful Ritual Summoning, he has an effect that allows GY to copy and salvage his Ritual Monster's level, and a triggered instant effect that Ritual Summons a Megalith Ritual Monster from his hand or his Deck.
The combination of the two effects is exceptionally good, and you can easily Ritual Summon salvaged cards with your own Ritual Summon effect. You can either Ritual Summon the salvaged monster as is, or summon her Ritual Monster of the same level. It's also pretty easy to use as a way to call Petor, which is worth calling on your opponent's turn.
Conversely, Unformed is powerful in summoning this card, and can be accessed from a level 4 Megalith. As mentioned above, he has amazing powers in accessing Megalith rituals, so Unformed has indirectly gained access to various of his Megaliths.
Do you have the power to change impressions as the desperate support of the Megalith world?

The level and rarity do not match the illustrations that have an overwhelming last boss feeling.
However, the performance is as strong as the three heads of his Megalith so far! It was with this card that the gears of the Megalith theme began to turn beautifully. Bethor's carpet bombing barrage and Fareg's muscle punches have become insanely good.
The design ability that accurately compensates for all the bad points of Megalith deserves special mention. I feel the same aura as the person who thought of Putin Sesur.

At Level 2, it is easy to Ritual Summon and can be Ritual Summoned from the Deck as well as the hand. Moreover, even if the level is not perfect, it is OK.
On top of that, it's a powerful ability that can be used even during the opponent's main phase. Unformed is OK with only 4 star release. If there is a level 8 card in hand or on the field, he can chain to Special Summon to ritual summon Bethol and destroy it, then summon Fareg in his main phase to finish.
In addition, he can aim for Xyz and Synchro by targeting his Ritual Monster in GY and changing it to that level. It's just a portal.
Anyway, this album can make up for Megalith's lackluster weaknesses with development power and salvage.

This is amazing.
(1) Unformed is now able to take the initial action along with Hagit.
(2) Since this card does not have to be included, the degree of freedom in ritual summoning has increased dramatically.
(3) Since you can perform ritual summons from the Deck, you can also earn adverts.
④ It became possible to move during the opponent's turn.
(5) Rank 4 and 8 Xyz can now be issued easily.
He gave his Megalith, which is a dung fish theme, so far with just one sheet. Whoever thought of that is a genius.

In charge of the "moon" of the 8 angels of Olympia, and his final Megalith monster.
It looks quite different from his other Megaliths, and its effects are very unique.
The effect of ① salvages his GY ritual at the time of ritual summoning and makes the level the same. Although it is a salvage from GY, it is possible to recover the level 4 Megalith released by its own effect and the highest grade Megalith discarded to activate the ritual effect, so it is possible to recover the loss.
Release with ② and perform a ritual summon from your hand or deck. Although it's limited to Megalith, it can be used in free chains, so you can do a lot with this card, such as earning adverts with Ophiel or Hagit on your turn, interfering with Betor on your opponent's turn, and so on.
And above all, it's level 2. As a result, it became possible to connect to this card from Hagit because it can be released and released at level 4 in Unformed. It's like matching the answer that Unformed, which was said to be a transcendental subtle card, was for this purpose.
Overall, it can be said that it is an excellent Ritual Monster that greatly raises the power of Megalith's theme.

Level 2 Megalith Ritual Monster with level change and Deck Ritual effect
Up until now he's had a sickening effect that makes you wonder what Megalith was.
This card itself is easy to use with his other Megalith effects, and since it's level 2, it's easy to find the cost for his Unformed Deck Ritual. Furthermore, since he can activate the Deck Ritual effect during the opponent's turn, it is possible to interrupt it by summoning Betor, and it is strong even if it is simply used as a Sacrifice Escape.
Since the ritual summoning itself has become simpler, it has become easier to pull the trigger of the portal.
Overall, I think it's a card that dramatically improves the movement of the theme.

Level 2 Megalith, which can be said to be an unformed answer match.
At the time of ritual summoning, he can collect while referring to the level of GY's Ritual Monster, and of course there are care methods other than portals, and high-level rituals used as materials due to level changes can be used as a stepping stone for the second effect. is powerful.
For its second effect, you don't need to use yourself as a Ritual material, and after all, he will fly his Megalith Ritual from the Deck with Friche. can be used properly.
What's interesting is that he can refer to non-Megaliths in the recovery effect. Normally, he would be rank 4 or 8, but he released his main Impcantation and released low-level Megaliths, while Kali Slime and Celebration were released. The set can also be a tomahawk.
It can be appreciated that the development power of the theme was simply pushed up, but the high expandability when incorporating other than Megalith is also remarkable.

He who is the first ★2 is Megalith, and he who was said to be a disappointing theme is a desperate revolutionary who came to Megalith.
With just one card, Megalith solves all of Megalith's various problems, such as the fact that it consumes a lot of cards but there are few recovery methods, it takes a long time to prepare Axelvetol, and the Unformed Deck Ritual is difficult to use because it requires double release. 1 level adjustment and salvage, which is a super revolutionary child, can reduce consumption, and although it is limited to Megalith, 2 Axel Deck Rituals can be combined with 1 level adjustment, which can considerably reduce the hassle and consumption of Axel Betol. , The ultimate is that this card itself is level 2, so the effect itself is strong, but Unformed, which was difficult to use due to the double requirement, has become much easier to use. became.
It's an undeniable power card that blows away multiple issues with a theme in one, and it reminds him of when the Hermit came to Shiranui.