Mamonaka the Vaylantz United →Used Deck

He is the ace of the Vaylantz Shinrabansho faction who decorated the cover of the pack.
Due to the monster effect of (1), although it is limited to the main phase, it has the effect of removing the opponent's monster in a free chain.
However, he is a Fusion Monster who requires three materials, and the current situation is that it is difficult to say that the effect is worth the consumption. It does not have a summoning rule effect like Grand Duke or Arctos Ⅻ, and it is a card that is conspicuously difficult to use because it requires a separate effect to perform a fusion summon.
For the time being, if the effect is destroyed, it can be moved to the P zone, so it is possible to use a high Pendulum Scale and return to the front due to its own Special Summon effect, which is a feature not found in the above two cards. 》’s (2) effect and 《VV ～The Beginning Land～》’s GY effect make it easy to set up in the P Zone from the EX Deck, so it doesn’t even have that much of an advantage.
As mentioned above, it was a harsh evaluation, but I would like to expect the appearance of the complete version of his Vaylantz group with the addition of Minamitsuki in the future.

The ace of the Shinrabansho faction in Vaylantz.
It's a special removal that neither destroys nor removes, but since it's an effect that targets targets, the impression is that resistance penetration is moderate.
It's also a little inconvenient that this monster needs to be in front of you.
Also, cards pushed into the Spell/Trap Zone can be returned to the Monster Zone with the effect of 《Vaylantz World - Shinra Bansho》.
Usually it's not a problem because he removes his Field Spell before returning the turn to his opponent, but in a mirror match between Vaylantz it becomes a problem.

The effect of (1) is an excellent effect that can move monsters from the main monster zone to the opponent's Spell/Trap zone in the opponent's column during the main phase of each other, and remove cards that were already in his Spell/Trap zone. I think.
Only if the effect is destroyed, but with the effect of (2), you can move to the P zone, move important monsters in the "Vaylantz" Deck, or aim for his Special Summon on this card. .
Fusion Monsters have heavy fusion materials, but if you use the effects of "Vaylantz Warrior - Hojo" and "Vaylantz D - Duke", I don't think there will be any problems.

Amalgamation Japanese Style "Vaylantz" Monsters
It has a rare removal effect that moves the opponent's monster to his Spell & Trap Zone, and although it's only in the main phase, it's a free chain, so it can play an active role in everything from removing exposure before attacking to interfering with the opponent's turn.
Although it does not have resistance, it can be placed in the P zone even if it is destroyed by an effect, and it can be deployed again with the P effect, so from the opponent's point of view, it is necessary to choose a removal method.
The material is as heavy as 3 bodies, but it's not difficult to put out with Vaylantz's deployment power. However, Vaylantz can also play off-theme domination monsters, so it often doesn't have room for this card.
Strong is strong, but it might be modest among recent ace monsters.

One of the themes that makes you send your opponent's monsters to the back.
"Vaylantz" type ace, and its effects are extremely strong. Like 《》, the P effect is to put yourself in front or change the position of your monster next to you. In terms of location, it is placed on both ends of the main monster zone, but it is strong that even if it is sent to the P zone, it can be put into play immediately. In addition, the effect of moving places is also a theme. The monster effect is an effect that sends it to the back as described above, and if a monster hits it, it will take damage for the RBI. Since the writing style is "lost", it is difficult to take countermeasures. Also, since this effect can be activated during each player's main phase, it can also be used as a hindrance. This theme itself assumes that the back is a monster, so I think it's a really core card. However, the effect is only that much, and I feel that the material binding is heavy. I just don't know the details of the theme, but I feel that it would have been the strongest if it had an effect like "Vaylantz Genesis Grand Duke".
... Well, I'd like to expect new ones in the future.
Edit: I made a mistake with the one below. very sorry···.