Masquerade the Blazing Dragon →Used Deck

A tax collection dragon that can take 1800 LP if three bodies are lined up.
The main character is plain, and appears when Albus and Albel are fused with "Branded in White".
His fire response also triggers him to discard the Dark World.

A burn dragon with tremendous influence depending on the opponent. Mie wins when her opponent vomits the effect 14 times!
Against solitaire decks like Drytron and Jund, he can do a lot of damage if he's set up early, and he can greatly restrict his opponent's movement with the pressure of shaving LP. If you can stand two of them, the damage will overlap, so your opponent will be unable to deploy most of them. On the other hand, against his deck, which is a type that doesn't emit much effect like the Timelord, it can be scattered without doing much damage.
Friche's resurrection effect is also quite strong. In this case, the burn effect is lost, but he can aim for a Fusion Summon of 《Predaplant Dragostapelia》, which works well with the Despian Deck. Even if you revive it roughly, it will be a wall of high RBI, so it is powerful.

A monster that can claim a toll just by being there. Entering from 《Branded Opening》avoids one effect destruction, so it's unexpectedly tough. The troublesomeness when multiple bodies are lined up is exceptional.
Personally, I would give it 10 points, but I think there are quite a few scenes where you can do something about it with one body, so this is the score.
2022/9/9 postscript: I'm glad I didn't have to pay the toll if I tied it with 《Infinite Impermanence》. We apologize for sending the wrong information!

Why is Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon not talked about when this is a hot topic? ? ? ? ?
The guy who stands next to the obstruction card as a bonus for suppression. Combined with Despian's ease of fusion, they calmly lined up and revived.
Effect In the midst of the prevalence of obstruction and suppression in negate, it has a different axis of suppression power, movement restriction by burn and forced removal by resuscitation.
Compared to Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon, which has a similar effect, at first glance, that one seems to have lower burn damage and higher compatibility, but in addition to the difference in summoning method and status, it has effect destruction resistance. In addition, this one is different in that it "makes you pay" while that one is "deal damage", and in abuse combos such as Beelze infinite loops, etc., the victory goes up over there.
Over there, it won't be destroyed by rice, so it might be interesting to use it together.

Even if two of these cards are deployed first, if it's a fusion theme, it can be destroyed in battle without reducing LP too much. I took out the Nephilim, and before I knew it, my LP was less than half.
600 per activation is too big for his current deck, so it's safer to ignore even one of them and eliminate them early on.
Even if you revive with the effect of ②, Burn will not be activated, but it is quite excellent as it can be used as a wall or an RBI.
In addition to "Despian", the material is two types of major attributes, light and dark, which is too loose for a troublesome effect.

Only the other party will be charged! But only when this card that was successfully Fusion Summoned exists! But there is no restriction that only one with the same name can exist!
What the hell is this fucking bokeh card? A card that specializes in irritating Duel opponents like Dark Row.
Why is it that recent Fusion Monsters are all cards that accumulate hate?
The effect itself isn't broken, it just stays purely sober, but it's a good example of how the sober one works much better for harassment.
If it is only one body, it is not enough as a deterrent, so at least two bodies should be arranged side by side.
The effect in the second half is also plain, but it can be revived during the opponent's turn, and the conditions are loose, so it is also excellent as a wall.
No matter how you look at it, he's a dragon, but he's a fiend.
It's troublesome if you use it as an enemy, but if you use it as an ally, it's not as reliable in a sense, so let's actively line up multiple ones (guess face).

He doesn't have a name, but he's a Despian fusion. Second level 8.
The effect of ① is something like 《Chain Energy》. It's just a light burn once, but it definitely eats up your LP. The so-called suppression effect is a unique effect with a different hair color, but the pressure is moderate. If you line up multiple units, the partial pressure will increase, and it might be interesting to actively aim for LP by using it together with 《Gravedigger's Trap Hole》or 《Ghost Mourner & Moonlit Chill》.
The effect of ② is self-resurrection under loose conditions. Since it is not a fusion summon, the effect of ① is not applied, but it is a convenient effect that you can hit with 25 RBI or use various materials. Since it will be banished if it leaves the field, the ideal would be to use it as material for an Xyz Summon.
Since there are Queritis that can be made with the same material, I think you'll be able to use them properly depending on the situation. If you want to take it out first, go here.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent to be able to claim the LP cost every time the opponent activates the effect.
It can self-regenerate under loose conditions due to the effect of (2), but even if it self-regenerates with this effect, the effect of (1) will not work, so I think it is better to use it as a fusion material.
As for Fusion Monsters, I think it's easy to procure fusion materials with the "Despian" Deck.

It's a permanent effect, that is, an effect that doesn't create a chain, so you can't prevent it unless you negate the masquerade itself with Dark Ruler No More or Red Archfiend Abyss, or send it off. The effect of making you pay 600 cost when the card effect activates is strong, but there are surprisingly many loopholes.
① It does not react to effects that do not form a chain (effects that can be used without activating such as Gaia Lord's Special Summon and Kaiju's Special Summon effects).
(2) For the same reason as (1), it does not respond to permanent effects.
③ It does not react to the activation of cards (putting Continuous Spell, turning Continuous Trap face up).
These three points are the weak points of Masquerade.
Also, the opponent will always come to eliminate it, so the masquerade, which has no resistance, will leave the field easily. It can be prevented by GY's Branded Opening, but it's only resistant to destruction, so it's weak against bounces and exclusions. If you really want to win at Masquerade, it might be a good idea to use Edge Imp Chain, Fusion, Frightfur Patchwork Set, Necro Fusion, or 《Branded in Red》if it's a theme card to increase the fusion right and line up 3 of them.

1200 burns every time you move if you line up two
stupid
When combined with other suppression personnel, it can considerably limit the opponent's play.
Although it doesn't stick so much against his deck, which can instantly launch large spells, it's deadly for his deck, which uses a lot of search and low-level effects.
Is it a new form of pre-emptive control?

《Chain Energy》If you've ever used it, you'll know, but it's not a funny damage, and you can't move. His deck is full of searches and he moves a lot, so he has a lot of decks, and it might be harder than negate. It seems strong enough to pair with Trickstar and specialize in Burn.

A monster that can be fusion summoned under the same conditions as Queritis.
Requests Despian as a fusion material, but he doesn't have a Despian name.
While this Fusion Summoned card is standing, your opponent must continue to pay 600 LP to activate all of their effects.
This kind of effect, but he can use the effect as long as he pays his LP, so it's not a deterrent after all, isn't it weak? It doesn't matter if it's 1000 or 2000 at a time.
It's easy to talk about it, but it may be true if you can banish this card from the field with the first effect every time, but it can be applied any number of times in one turn & fusion summoning is easy, so you can have 2 or more bodies. Due to the nature of the effects overlapping when in play, the LP cut progresses more and more than I expected, especially when the deployment deck is put up with this card first.
If you take it lightly, you may end up not being able to do anything, and it will be much more annoying than the impression you get from the text.
The second half of the effect is that when an EX monster is standing on the opponent's field, you can revive with Friche on each other's turn. will be used as vanilla attackers and walls.
If you revive in this way, it will be removed when you leave the field, but Despian has many level 8 monsters like this card, so by using them as rank 8X materials, you can repeat yourself without being removed. It is possible to revive.

He is Despian's new Fusion Monster. Fusion material designation is very loose, so it can be easily produced. The effect of ① is an effect that generates 600 LP cost for the opponent's card effect. This guy himself doesn't have any resistance, but it's a convenient effect that he will reduce his LP at least once. Combined with other cards, it boasts strong control power. The conditions for the revival effect of ② are loose, so even if you are defeated, you can immediately revive. However, note that ① is limited to when fusion summoned. A wonderful monster that will work at any time from the beginning to the end.

Despian monster Fiend Pays an LP cost of 600 each time you use a card's effect instead of a dragon.There are similar cards such as "Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon" and "Odd-Eyes Gravity Dragon", but they don't have destruction resistance like "Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon", so in terms of being on hand Although there is a difference, this guy's strength is that the fusion material is loose due to fusion, and it is easy to stand on the field. 　
Of course, the effect of ① is not "Name Turn 1", and moreover, "Multiple cards with the same name can be set up", so if two of these cards are fused in succession, he will pay 1200 per card. As I wrote earlier, the difficulty of fusion is quite low, so it's easy to set up multiple cards.If you set it up first, you'll still need to use multiple cards to break through, so it's quite annoying. 　
Such a card that looks plain overall, but is actually strong when used
By the way, I'm also making a weird [Despian] Deck, but I'm planning to put this card in.

Let's predict she'll die dancing madly♥
Every time the effect is activated, the opponent approaches death, just like the name suggests, the dance of death.
All card effects will be attached with Chain Energy, so if you stand up against his deck that is an expansion type or a combo type, 5000 will be wiped out in no time. Especially when his LP is reduced after the middle stage, the opponent will not be able to take action unless he can deal with it lightly with bubble shadows.
Taking a similar tactic, he might try using Fairy's Trickstar like Despian.
If your opponent throws out a removal spell on your opponent's turn, or if you can't stop the move halfway through, if you surprise them with Branded in Red, it will hit you hard and you won't be able to take any action.
There is no same-name restriction, so you can line up multiple units and tie them even tighter, prevent removal from EX Deck monsters with Dramaturge of Despia, and prevent them from breaking through battles with Despian Quaeritis.
However, it is often the case that Azeus, etc. from a small number of moves does not do a good job and is killed.
The effect of ② is self-resurrection under light conditions. If you use it as an X material, you can use it over and over again, making it much easier to handle Rank 8 monsters than before. However, even if he is revived with this, the effect of ① has disappeared, so there will be no other work than to use him as a material or as a RBI member.
By itself, it has no resistance and does not have a suppression effect, so it tends to be easily defeated. The performance as a general-purpose Fusion Monster is normal, but it is a monster that demonstrates its strengths in his deck, which can be skillfully summoned during the opponent's turn and can be used to compensate for its shortcomings with other cards such as arranging subdued monsters.
It is very difficult to reproduce "complex combos" by combining "multiple effects" and "moving freely" like solitaire development. If you can't deal with monsters like this, you won't be able to make a decent winning line...
I express it as running out of capacity (LP). The cause of your defeat is the wasteful use of capacity (LP)♥