Drytron Beta Rastaban →Used Deck

Drytron's most unfortunate pup being taunted by an environmental decker
The self-deployment ability itself is excellent, but the effect that comes with it returns Drytron from the exclusion, that is, currently used for the bullet of DRA's GY sending effect for her. There is nothing but to return the person who was killed
If you want to make the most of Drytron itself, then β should come into play, but whatever the heyday of Drytron was when Herald was bad at it, in other words, even DRA and QUA were called impurities by environmental deckers and weren't adopted.
Ha... ha... Herald!?
ha...
Take back your words!!!
That's why even Master Duel's strategy site had "Herald of Ultimateness" as the banner on Drytron's explanation page, so there was no way β had a place in Drytron.
However, as a result, Eva and "Herald of Orange Light" (and Benten in Master Duel) were imprisoned by the restrictions, so he was thrown away from Drytron by the environment decker.
But now it's time to look back with pure-construction Drytron
《Choju of the Trillion Hands》comes with 《Dyna Mondo》and Ritual Support, making DRA and QUA easier to use.
Although I said I would look back, since Ariseheart-sama of Macro Cosmos who lives in the abyss beast that made the deck that mainly uses light and darkness using GY useless, how can I struggle? But he has no chance against Drytron

Putting aside the fact that Drytron is less likely to be banished in a normal Drytron deck, compared to Drytron, I think he should be returned to the hand instead of GY. Still, it seems that it is not used if it is a Herald type.

A monster that can return an excluded "Drytron" monster to his GY.
At first glance, it pales in comparison to other low-end Drytrons, not even touching the deck, just earning GY ads.
In fact, within "Drytron", the only gimmick that excludes monsters is Meteonis = DRA, so it is often not adopted in "Drytron" at the environmental level, and there are many constructions that are not even blessed with the opportunity to use it at present.
Nonetheless, the expansion effect of the common effect is excellent, and if you really want to include many types, or if you adopt a gimmick that makes sense to remove GY's Drytron, you can include it.

It was rated poorly when it first came out, but for the type of Drytron that incorporates the new Machina Ruinforce, the rating changes. The Drytron Ritual Body is level 12, so the cost of Machina Ruinforce can be covered by one piece, but the Drytron Ritual Body that was excluded as the cost can be returned to GY from the exclusion zone, so the cost of Machina Ruinforce can be reduced several times. But we can supply. What's more, Machina Ruinforce's Special Summon doesn't have a limit on the number of times it can be used in turn 1, so you can send it to GY as a link material, and use the Ritual Body returned with this card as a cost to perform another nasty thing, such as a Ruinforce Special Summon. increase. A must-have card for Ruinforce.

In addition to the "Drytron" common effect, this card's unique effect is Return from exclusion
The "Drytron" exclusion gimmick only costs Drytron Meteonis Draconids and nothing else.
Although there are general-purpose cards with exclusion gimmicks, this card just returns her to GY and does not directly take the ad, so it has a fairly modest effect as a low-level "Drytron".
In the future, when a card that makes use of the exclusion gimmick comes out, the rating of this card may rise.

This unique effect is resource recovery from exclusion.
DRA removal is certainly powerful, but it has a very heavy disadvantage of removing resources from the next turn onwards, and being able to alleviate that is a nice effect. Thanks to this effect, when using the effect of DRA with Drytron Ritual Monster as the cost, the cycle of removing 2 cards every turn is established.
You can also push back to some extent against 《Called by the Grave》and 《Invocation》, which have a high encounter rate and give fatal damage to Drytron.
On the other hand, since it specializes in recovering advantage and cannot be acquired, it is difficult to make use of its effect in the early stages. Drytron, though cutting edge, has yet to escape from the instability of Ritual Decks. Even holding one unproductive card is pretty unsettling. Keep the number of hires modest and call from abundant search and recruit.

Overall Rating: It's not bad if you combine removal, but there are few applicable cards with Drytron alone, so you need to devise it.
Since it can only be banished by the effect of 《Drytron Meteonis Draconids》, it is not suitable to use as it is.
I can think of ways to use it, such as turning Cyber Network, which is directly removed from the Deck, into a pseudo-search, or excluding it with Monster Slots to draw.
If you combine 《Cyber Eltanin》that can be searched with 《Cyber Emergency》, the chances will increase, so is there room for consideration?

His Drytron standing SEED.
In addition to his Special Summon conditions common to lower Drytrons, as a unique effect he has the effect of returning 1 Drytron that has been excluded after his Special Summon in his own effect to his GY.
Drytron is his deck that cares about his GY resource itself, but there aren't many ways to use it to remove GY, at best it's used for the removal effect of Meteornis DRA. I can't deny the feeling of choosing the opponent a little to use it for the purpose of recovering against exclusion by the opponent.
Among the low-ranking Drytrons, its effects are in the subdued category, and although Drytron's common properties are relatively excellent, it may be a little harsh.

It's an effect that returns cards that were removed by the DRA effect, but it's often rotten in the early stages.
Also, since Drytron's theme itself is often a short-term decisive battle, the victory or defeat will most likely be decided without using this card's effect.
The cost of DRA is not a problem if you use a lot of search cards and monsters with GY send effect, so I feel that there is not much room for Russ β.

It may be that he wants to bring back his Drytron, which was removed due to the cost of Grave and DRA, but recently Yu-Gi-Oh rarely has long battles with one-kill suppression, so the evaluation of this kind of card tends to go down. I don't earn ads directly, and I wonder if I'll adopt it.