Sprind the Irondash Dragon →Used Deck

Move + Destroy is also great, but what really excels is his GY effect. During the opponent's turn, you can search for "Springans Kitt" at the end of the turn that was dropped on his GY, and collect "Branded Fusion" from anywhere with your own effect, leading to fusion.
In MD, both the splint kit is R, so it is cheap and easy to make, which is an advantage that Albel does not have.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that at least one of the opponent's face-up cards can be destroyed.
No matter how he is sent to GY by the effect of (2), I think it's fine to be able to search and recruit "Springans" monsters and 《Fallen of Albaz》.
《Fallen of Albaz》When fusion summoning with the Deck, I think it would be better to use 《Dogmatika Encounter》on the opponent's turn, or use a "Kaiju" monster on your turn, due to the fusion material.

Albus, did you finally fuse with the mecha?
A monster that was Special Summoned this turn by 《Fallen of Albaz》is a very special material specification for a fusion.》has the effect of searching and Special Summoning.
The true value of this card is not its own effect, but its fusion material. It works quite well with Albus' fusion effect, and it is possible to forcibly take away the opponent's Special Summoned monster from his Special Summon, such as general-purpose resurrection. Also, it is possible to move his Kaiju to the opponent on your turn and process her Kaiju with Albus.
Its own effect is movement and rush to a column. Destroying two cards depends on your opponent's actions, so I'd like to think of it as an effect that destroys one card on the front side. You can get a big add if you can remove it at the time of fusion and decide the effect.
Search Recruit, which is the biggest feature of Albus Fusion, corresponds to his Springans. This card itself can also respond to the effect expansion of Blast. Since it is highly compatible as a single unit, should I aim for a fusion effect by adding Albus to Springans roughly?

Overall Rating: An important monster that complements Springans' deployment ability, and is easy to remove.
From the designation of the fusion material, it is mainly in the form of special summoning 《Fallen of Albaz》in the opponent's turn and fusion summoning.
Effect Monsters can take almost anything, so it's hard to avoid.
The monster effect is destruction limited to the front side of the same column.
Aims mainly at monsters, and Spell/Trap cards can be aimed at with luck.
It can be used the first time, and the second and subsequent times are likely to be removed, so it's difficult.
It also destroys your own cards, but if you don't force yourself to use Continuous Spell and Continuous Trap, there will be no damage.
The important thing is the effect when it is sent to the other girl's GY, and since he lacks the means to deploy, Recruit is quite useful for Springans, and it can also be used when stacking with 《Springans Call!》.

It's no exaggeration to say that almost any monster can be used as a material, so if you use the effect of Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres to summon Fallen of Albaz during your opponent's turn and use it as a removal, it's the easiest Albus fusion to use. can be said.
His deck with 《Fallen of Albaz》and 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》is worth it.
(1) The effect should also be untargeted destruction, not a rot effect.
Above all, Albus and Ecclesia's two-seater is quite expensive.

A fusion that only Albus got on. What will be their fate as they suddenly begin to escape in the desert?
By the way, this iron scrap has a rather special fusion material designation of "a monster that was Special Summoned this turn". Even Kaiju is difficult to put out during your turn unless you use it. Monsters that have been Special Summoned can be used as fusion materials regardless of their stats, so it would be best to Special Summon Albus during the opponent's turn and fuse together to hinder the opponent's deployment.
The effect of ① is removal using the position of the card. You can aim for a lot of removal, but it's still up to the opponent where you put the card, so it's not a very stable effect.
With the second effect, you can recruit not only Albus but also his Springans. They don't have their own Special Summon effect, so they're pretty useful as a deployment. The Xyz body over there also has a removal effect that uses the position of the card, so it might be a little troublesome if you line them up together.
The overall impression is that it is a card that is strongly dependent on the other party. If there are more positional cards, will the playing field expand?