Drytron Meteonis Draconids →Used Deck

cool….
There are many things that can be wiped out just by hitting this monster against his Deck, which is mainly Special Summon, so a continuous attack of 4000 RBI is still a threat. Even if you pass your turn to your opponent, you can send the opponent's card to his GY, so it is difficult to be defeated. An impeccable superior Ritual Monster.

It is normally strong. It's just that Aldek isn't normal.
It's not that you can rely on it alone, but thanks to Drytron's deployment power, you can stand next to Faff or Robin, so the actual board is fairly solid (even without relying on Aldek).
Thanks to Faff, it's much easier to access than other Ritual Monsters, and the wide range of patterns that can be used is good.
However, the removal effect can only be used during the opponent's turn, there is a hole in the resistance, and it is difficult to put out from the high ATK, so I have the impression that it is difficult to place full trust as a return card.
Drytron's Ritual Spell can produce most of the Ritual Monsters, so I guess it's better to use Ritual Monsters depending on the situation rather than relying on only one DRA.
Also, I personally think that Herald type can be removed.
Nasateiya is too strong to break the opponent's board, and Ardek is stronger if you set it up with Eva as a figurine to go first.
As a high-score finisher, Borrel swords and access codes are no problem.

Drytron's "true" ace monster
Easy to summon, target resistance from monster effects, free chain removal of up to 2 cards even though limited to opponent's turn, overwhelming ATK 4000 to Special Summoned monsters, full attack
And it is an ace monster that only writes strong things
10 point rating of course
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I would like to say that, but from the point of view of the duelist using the Drytron Herald, it seems to be nothing more than an "impurity".
If you search on YouTube or Twitter, you will find videos and tweets like that.
Even on the strategy site, 《Herald of Ultimateness》is used in the image of the column of Drytron
It is undoubtedly a very strong monster, but it can be said that it is a pitiful monster that suffered from the lack of morals of the environment decker.

Resistance/Combat/Interference　The trump card of "Drytron" with three powerful effects.
Since the effect of resistance is not targeted by the monster effect that is the star of removal, it takes some effort to remove it.
The effect of battle, along with the high hit points, is to destroy the opponent's monsters in battle and inflict a large amount of battles damage. In order to apply the conditions, the total number of releases would be 12 or more with a normal Ritual Spell, so it cannot be applied, but if you use the theme Ritual Spell 《Meteonis Drytron》, you can apply it by releasing something other than Ritual Monsters.
The interference effect consumes GY, which is an important resource in "Drytron", but only one Suppress can be removed during the opponent's turn.
Every effect is powerful, and it has performance that seems to be suitable for trump cards.
However, in "Drytron", which is the mainstream in the environment, "Herald of Ultimateness" is enough to overwhelm it, and "Accesscode Talker" is also available as an attacker. Therefore, it is a card that is often not adopted.
For the time being, it is a card that will not be adopted because it can be used as a 4000 RBI even in a skid, and it will not be suppressed by 1 Kaiju.

One of the few large rituals. I have to say that the appearance in Ritual Spell is beautiful. If you have a high RBI and want to come back, you can hit it all at once, and you can also remove Friche, so it's actually a dexterous one. It's hard to get caught in Punishment, so you can attack with relative peace of mind, so you'll want to have one in your deck.

(1) There are many decks that rely on monster effects for removal, especially Troymare, Rank 4, and other highly versatile removal targets, so it is excellent not to be processed by them.
(2) Consecutive attack effect that can only be obtained when ritual summoning with 2 lower Drytrons. Continuous attacks from ATK4000 are nothing less than a threat, and even if they are deployed in large numbers, they can easily turn back. Since it is a Machine, it corresponds to 《Limiter Removal》, and if it can be used together, one kill is almost established.
(3) Friche removal that can only be used during the opponent's turn. It can be activated only with the GY cost, can target up to 2 cards, and has high performance, ignoring destruction resistance. This is also a useful effect as you can aim to destroy the monsters that this card is weak against at the raw material stage.
In addition to its overwhelming status and high finisher performance with continuous attacks, it is very reliable to be able to dominate the field even if one kill fails.

I appreciate the effect (1), which cannot be targeted by monster effects.
In order to fulfill the condition of (2) Special Summoned all-out attack effect on monsters, I think it would be good to release and Ritual Summon 2 level 1 "Drytron" monsters with "Meteor Mechanics".
I don't think there's a problem with the cost of her sending GY removal that can be used during the opponent's turn in (3), as it can be naturally procured if you perform the ritual summons in method (2).
Among the Ritual Monsters, he has the highest ATK and defense, so I think he's a trump card.

Comprehensive evaluation: There are many strong elements such as high hit points, target resistance, overall attack, and removal.
It's easy to attack due to its RBI and resistance to being untargeted, and if it's mainly Drytron, you can get an all-out attack, so if you combine it with Limiter Removal, you can aim for a one-turn kill.
As for removal in the second half, he can put up to 2 cards in his GY during the opponent's turn, so the interference performance is quite high.
Your opponent will find it difficult to aim for things like Link Summons, and you will be forced to spend 2-3 cards to break through this card.
Since it doesn't have destruction resistance, it's a drawback that it's easy to break through if that point is poked, but it's probably a reasonable place.

It is a Ritual Monster modeled on the constellation Draco.
Has a very high ATK and target resistance.
What you want to be careful about with this Ritual Monster is that in order to activate the effect of 2,
Although it is necessary to adopt some 1st or 2nd level monsters,
According to the Yu-Gi-Oh rules, the number of cards in your hand is limited to 6, so even if the probability is low, if all monsters come to your hand in the early stages, it would be difficult to deal with.
Still, you can expect a dynamic attack that matches the conditions.
Even if it's your opponent's turn, it's severe that it's excluded from GY, but it's nice to send your opponent's destruction-resistant monsters to his GY.

A superlative Ritual Monster with resistance, high-hitting all-out attacks, and the suppressing effect of Friche, as well as effects that are considered to be strong in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Due to the lesser Drytron's powerful searching abilities, it's almost guaranteed to come up in one turn.
The resistance itself isn't that great, but it's good enough for insurance. It would be an advantage not to be processed by the other party's lower link. If he gets sent to GY, don't worry, QUA can revive him.
Followed by an all-out attack, definitely strong. Since it's a Machine, it can deal with 《Limiter Removal》, and depending on the opponent's board, it's an effect that can easily kill in one turn.
And the destruction effect of Friche, which is the true value of this card. You will almost certainly destroy two of them. Since the 4000 RBI resistance possesses the control, it is difficult to remove it in battle or with effects, and in most deployment decks, if two copies are broken, it will be difficult to put out the follow-up. From that point of view, the effect is quite strong.

A ritual body that seems to be full of Drytron's incomprehensible ritual methods.
Monster-limited effect target resistance, if the monster released for the ritual summon is level 2 or less, Special Summoned monster-limited all-out attack, GY monster so that his total ATK becomes 2000 or 4000 on the opponent's turn It has the effect of excluding , and sending 1 for every 2000 times to his GY.
Even though it's level 12, I don't know what it means to perform the ritual at level 2 or lower! A useful effect is basically Meteonis Drytron to have him release two Drytrons. If the conditions are met, it becomes a limited all-out attack with ATK 4000, and it has the effect of turning things around. The target resistance is also quite weak, but the monster's effect is the strongest removal, so it's not bad enough. The main feature is the last triggered immediate effect, and although it has the disadvantage of eating up GY, it can be a powerful one that can send up to two cards to her GY at once, and can be a powerful force.
It can be said that it is an excellent trump card monster with a powerful trigger effect that can suppress the opponent's deployment and a full attack as a counterattack.

A trump card against monsters in Drytron.
A simple high stat group attack is like a group removal that doesn't create a chain block, and the ability to destroy the field is perfect.
Because it has target resistance, it is strong against removal to some extent, and it is also easy to pass through attacks.
In addition, it is a luxury specification that has a disturbing effect while being aggressive.
Although it takes the target, it can remove up to 2 cards, and the method is not destruction, but her GY sending and powerful.
However, it consumes GY, so if you use this, you will lose his Drytron that will be deployed on the next turn. This card can be Ritual Summoned with just Ban + Al, but losing one or both of them is a pain. I want to try to read the opponent's intentions and shoot.

In order to obtain that level and additional effects, you basically have to descend with 《Meteonis Drytron》as described.
Compared to its counterpart, QUA, it has a strong effect against monsters, and its high offense and defense make it a powerful all-around attack. Due to its resistance, it has a good presence to some extent, and it has high control power as it can be removed in the opponent's turn with GY as a cost.
However, he has his GY effect in common with Drytron, and if he activates it poorly, it may affect the subsequent ones, so he can't handle it haphazardly.
It is a little unstable, but overall it is easier to handle than QUA.
But the reality is Herald everywhere. There is no doubt that he has the ability to be an ace.

A monster with murderous intent, control, resistance, and illustrations
The strength is that it is easy to put out if you have two cards, Ban α and Al ζ.
Moreover, Ritual Spell can also be collected every turn, so unless there is a lot of trouble, this guy can be used every turn.
"Send a face-up card to his GY on the opponent's turn"
It can also deal with cards that are resistant to destruction.
Since it is not limited to monsters, it is also compatible with Field Spells and Continuous Spells.

The first Machine Ritual Monster with a really cool illustration. With a high level of 12, if you perform a normal ritual summon, you should be prepared for a certain amount of consumption, but Drytron's new ritual summoning method can easily bring it into play. It also has a disturbing effect, so you can storm the field during your opponent's turn. I think that it is definitely the top level as a stand-alone Ritual Monster performance.

The trump card and attacker of “Wyrmcraft”
With 1, he has a fairly good presence and has a very high RBI of 4000, so if he gets the effect of 2, if there are many monsters on the opponent's field, if he doesn't do well, it may end. This card is as powerful as 《Blue-Eyed Chaos MAX Dragon》.
It also has the effect of destroying the opponent's field with the triggered immediate effect of ③ when set up first (Since the target is not taken by ①, it is difficult to interfere with a system that takes a target like Effect Veiler ). It can be said that it is a strong card even if it is played for .