Parametalfoes Azortless →Used Deck

As for the P effect, I think it's excellent that you can destroy any face-up card on the field by triggering the effect destruction of the "Metafoes" card.
As for the monster effect, (1) the conditional effect of destroying the opponent's field card is easy to use, and (2) the effect of placing it in the P zone can be activated by destroying it with the P effect of a "Metalfoes" P monster. I think.
Since this card requires a Fusion Monster as a fusion material, I think it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that the fusion material is heavier than other "Metafoes" Fusion Monsters.

Surprisingly, this is the first time an EX Pendulum card has appeared in an OCG theme.
Fusion Monster can be fused with Metalfoes, Special Summoned from the EX Deck returns 2 EX P monsters to the Deck and destroys 1 opponent's card. , Has a P effect that destroys one face-up card on the field when Metalfoes is destroyed by a card effect.
It's a little heavy as a fusion because it requires a Fusion Monster. On top of that, the benefits that can be obtained on the field are a little weak, as it is necessary to collect the EX P monster. Its attack and defense are also half-baked, so its influence on the field is quite unsatisfactory for a heavyweight Fusion Monster.
This card's P effect is the favorite. If you quickly send it to the P zone with a common effect such as Metalfoes, Metalfoes, who specializes in self-destruction, will turn all common P effects into removal. It just takes heavy fusion, movement to the P zone, and considerable energy to get here. If you put it face-up in the EX Deck, you can use the effect of Special Summon by P summoning this time, but it's still troublesome.
It makes full use of the properties of the fusion P monster, but is it a complicated card that requires a lot of work?

Comprehensive evaluation: Although it is mainly removed during Special Summon, it is heavy in pure construction, and I want to use the Pendulum effect well.
The fusion material is his Metalfoes + Fusion Monster, so it's exquisitely heavy, and even if you absorb the opponent's monster with Fullmetalfoes Alkahest, it won't be a fusion material.
《Parametalfoes Fusion》would be fine, but since his Metalfoes P monster in the EX Deck is reduced, the cost is a little out of line.
Should it be used as a fusion material, or should the destroyed material be used as a material by P-summoning from the EX Deck?
The monster effect is the destruction of one card, and because it is a "Special Summon from the EX Deck", it can be used for both fusion summons and P-summons, and can also be used as a trigger for "Waking the Dragon".
However, since the P-monster is returned to the Deck, the number of P-summons that can be summoned is reduced, making it difficult to search again.
Pure Metalfoes destroys the P-summoned monster and uses it as a fusion material, so it's a mixed deck, and it feels like returning the mixed P-monster and aiming for a search again.
The P effect is a removal, and in addition to the common P effect of Metalfoes, you can check the opponent's removal, but it's a little tight when this heavy card is destroyed.

A new ace appears in Metalfoes.
This is Metalfoes' first P-Fusion Monster, and it is a piece that has been designed to make full use of its characteristics.
As for material designation, he is Metalfoes + fusion. Compared to his existing Metalfoes, the material designation is a little heavy, but it's OK if you use materials that are easy to produce, such as Adamante and Mythriel, so if you have the opportunity, it's possible to fully satisfy it. Since "Parametalfoes Fusion" that can use EX as a material has appeared in Compaq, it is good that the material source can be easily fusion summoned.
Monster effect 1 destroys cards on the opponent's field at the cost of EX's P during Special Summon. Although the cost is necessary, Metalfoes is a condition that can be met without problems. 《Fullmetalfoes Fusion》can be activated during your opponent's turn, so you can use it as a hindrance against your opponent. If you involve Orichaluk, you can aim to remove 2 cards.
Also, the point of "Special Summon" is miso, and since this card is a level 7 monster corresponding to the P scale of his Metalfoes, remember that his Special Summon can also use the removal effect by P summoning. .
② is a kind of common effect of P-fusion. However, in the case of this theme, active destruction is used a lot, so the point is that the conditions are easy to satisfy within the gimmick.
P effect is removed when Metalfoes is destroyed. Since this card is already in the P zone, the trigger will have to rely on the effect of your opponent or Amalgam, but it is a valuable effect that touches the opponent's board, so if you succeed in placing it in the P zone , Let's aim to actively use this.
Overall, it can be said that Metalfoes is a single card that brings more expandability to the strategy.