Therion Irregular →Used Deck

It's a monster that has a lot of quirks, so it's fun to think about how to use it well.
If you equip it to an opponent's monster with something like Master's Diploman, it's interesting that you can steal the opponent's monster with the effect of (3).

It is a card that is often not used because it is one of Therion's most peculiar cards, but since he is a DARK, there is a possibility that you can pick it up with 《Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon》.
With Chaos Ruler, his GY will grow and he will deploy Therion PUNK Therion is worth considering.

Therion is difficult to handle and difficult to travel, but it is different if it is a train type Machina. Can be used as material for rank 10 trains along with Train Monsters and Machina Kernel Ruinforce. It can be searched via Champion Sargas from the Gear Frame Unclas pair combo, and is capable as a level 10 machine that can be deployed if Regulus is in his GY.
In particular, the total destruction effect using the Argyro system is powerful, and after being knocked out, it is possible to one-kill from Gustaf Fribe, which is insanely strong.
However, it needs to be a very special build, so it's definitely a card for connoisseurs, so I think 8 points is appropriate.

Due to the summoning conditions, he has no place in the Therion business trip deck, and because of his level that does not mesh with Therion monsters, it is difficult to use him as an Xyz material, and he is not used in pure construction Therion.
In addition, the status is unreliable and the removal effect requires a specific card. At least if his Therion card in his hand/field is a cost...

The level and the nature of the effect are different from before, and it can be said that it is an existence that can be said to be irregular.
The method of equipping a monster of a specific race that Therion had so far to Special Summon and the effect of granting his own effect to his equipped Therion have been removed, and his ATK will be reduced to 700 when equipped. It has no effect of raising.
Instead, GY can equip up to 3 Therions at once, making him the strongest Therion. is not quick for ATK 3000 and effort.
The effect of 2, which completely destroys the opponent's field, is powerful, but being able to release the Argyro system as a cost means that this is also a situation that is spinning to some extent, and it is relatively easy to cause accidents. Therion can create such a situation stably I doubt.
When equipped with 3, the effect of switching the relationship between yourself and the equipped monster has a low hit point, so I don't feel like using it much.
If you're a Fam who is supposed to use effects on the opponent's turn, this is the only place to use it because you can take advantage of its high defensive power.
The level 10 is also a factor that makes it difficult to use, other him can not Xyz with Therion, and the level is too high as a synchro material, so it is difficult to use.
If it's DARK, it's easy to send him to GY, but it's only an effect that aims to overkill when it goes around as a whole, and it's not very useful at other times, so I personally can't rate it much.

★ 10 newly given to Therion, as the name suggests, has a slightly irregular effect.
The effect of 1 is usually activated by targeting 1 body, but this card can target up to 3 bodies, and since it is "until", accidents such as being unable to SS in the early stages are unlikely to occur, and if you can fully equip it, you can get all of their effects. A fairly powerful ace will be born if you put it together.
The effect of 2 is Buppa with the Argyro system as a cost, and the Argyro system itself can be recovered from his GY, so it's not as romantic as it looks, and the effect itself is powerful, so I want to aim for it when I can.
As for the 3 effect, he writes that you should fish it from Therion and connect it to the 2 effect, which makes it easier to work with pinning.
Overall, it's definitely an excellent card as it doesn't say anything about its weaknesses, but as already mentioned, it's undeniable that it's a slightly overkill card, and if you're in a situation where you can use this card at its strongest, it's probably this card. It is often advantageous without it, and even though it improves, the low hit point is also a bit worrisome.
The effect itself is excellent, so it seems that there are scenes where it will be active if you insert a pin.

It's own level, 2 total elimination effect, and 1 effect that can increase the maximum number of RBIs to 3700 points.
Special Summon itself is fairly easy due to the effects of ① and ③. However, it will take a while to equip all three.
A mass removal can't be activated if you don't have 《Endless Engine Argyro System》in your hand, so is it possible that you can't use it when you want to activate it? However, once decided, it is easy to connect to one kill.
It's written that it's powerful, but I feel like it's overkill, so it's a type of card that can't be used in a tournament environment.

Judging from the head parts and offense and defense figures, it seems that Regulus has gone berserk under the influence of the Argyro System and his Spright. What happened to Sargas! Don't lose, Sargas!
It has a very heavy summoning condition, but if it can be summoned in a regular way, it will be a monster with a real RBI of 3700 and an explosive effect, and it is very powerful. If you absorb Regulus Femme Yule, no one can stop you!
The effect of (2) is also a powerful one that throws away the Argyro System and blows away the entire opponent's board, and combined with the existence of Therion "King" Regulus, it is difficult to stop it, so it can be brought to the end of the game as it is. The compromise summoning effect of (3) is also worthwhile if it is for the purpose of using the total destruction effect of (2).
That said, in order to make the most of this card, you need to hold the Argyro System in your hand and send 3 of his Therions or this card itself to his GY, so it's a bit expensive and easy to use. The badness is conspicuous. I want to turn his Deck well and dominate the opponent's board.