Reign-Beaux, Overking of Dark World →Used Deck

Rain remade with the effect of saying "I am the king!"
The effect has changed from a destroyer to a supporter.
It has a self-revive effect similar to Grapha, and although it has a level designation, it has a hit point of 3000, which greatly exceeds it. Since most Dark Worlds can be used as a cost, the difficulty doesn't change much.
Also, if you self-bounce with that grapher, you can reuse the effect of 2.
The effect when discarded is a search, which is limited to advanced level and above. Mainly bringing the aforementioned Grapha and Golsil will lead to development.
The Recruit/Revive effect is kind of a bonus due to its conditions, but it's not a bad return because you can raise the cost of self-revive and the wall.
In the Dark World, I think he has become an excellent presence as an attacker and as a stepping stone for large-scale deployments.

Rein super-strengthened after becoming a king
His effects don't look like they used to, but with Grapha's resurrection and excellent search effects, he's become both Deck's engine and a Superman capable of being an attacker.
Even if it is discarded by the opponent's effect, you can use its excellent effect to discard Silva, which you searched for with your own effect, with Celery from his Deck.
New Dark World trump card

If you discard it, search for a Dark World of level 5 or higher, and if you're in GY, return a Dark World of level 7 or lower to your hand and Special Summon. There is no reason to be weak! It's you who died from overwork.
By saying Dark World of level 5 or higher, 《Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World》is the first candidate, and Dark World of level 5 to level 7 is searched. This part depends on the builder, but in fact, this card itself can be returned to the hand with the effect of GY's 《Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World》!
Due to its exceptional effect, the search can't catch up with 3 stacks, and even if you throw it away, there may be no Grapha on the Deck.
So, personally, I think 2 is just right.
Return it to your hand and discard it to search for Grapha. Then fuse Grapha, Dragon Overlord of Dark World and discard Demon King Rain from your opponent's turn. Here, "Snoww, Unlight of Dark World" is fine, but the search destination is "Reign-Beaux, Overlord of Dark World", which makes it possible to use a disgusting tactic to scare the opponent.
If it's Snow, is it better to search for Demon King Rain?
Then, with Dragon King Grapha's effect, if you discard Demon King Rein, search for Demon Rein from the Deck. Since it is treated as an effect discarded by the opponent, if you Special Summon 《Ceruli, Guru of Dark World》from Deck GY to your opponent's field and discard Genie Rain, you can wipe out your opponent's monsters.
If 《Raigeki》is decided on this opponent's turn, it will be very pleasant.
It's a card that you can't help but say that it's a card that strengthens Rain!

Although it is a top-class monster, I think that it is excellent that the "Dark World" Deck can self-regenerate under loose conditions due to the effect of (1) and has a high ATK of 3000.
If this card is discarded due to the effect of (2), I think it's excellent to be able to search for "Dragon God Grapha of the Dark World".

Demon God Rain is back with new effects.
A resurrection effect similar to Grapha, a narrower search effect than Snow, and a more modest than existing card, but both are useful.
It is easy to put into play and has a high RBI, and is excellent as a virus cost and various materials like Grapha.
It seems to be a new force along with Grapha.

Just by adding one letter to the name of the card, Rain has returned much stronger than before.
I'm a little concerned about the lack of pride that the effect is almost completely imitating Grapha, including the fact that both effects don't have the name Turn 1, but the nature of the unique effect when discarded is completely different. Therefore, of course, discrimination is possible.
His ATK surpasses Grapha's, and his combination with Grapha is outstanding, so you can expect perfect performance as the top-level Dark World of the main deck.
By the way, currently, the Dark World monsters that cannot be bounced with this card are the same name card, Grapha, and his Dark World monster in the EX Deck, and this monster itself can be bounced with Grapha.

Rainbow.
The unlucky Pure Breed has returned with its own SS like Grapha.
It's a big progress to have 3000 RBI. This is because Grapha's 2700 RBI is a little unsatisfactory in a deck based on Skidre, and Gravekeeper (Barbaros), who also fights in Skidre, and he can lose power to Blue-Eyed and Train.
At first glance, it seems difficult to use search, but it is quite convenient when you actually use it. The move to search for Gordo, Silva, and Celt to gain a foothold for self-regeneration is simple but compensates for Grapha's weaknesses. I dropped Grapha into his GY but ran out of ammunition.
A performance worthy of being the new head of the Dark World.

Raine's status has risen, and he has become a demon king from just a demon.
He gained the ability to self-revive from his GY, which is similar to the old Grapha, making it much easier to use than the old Rain, which was somewhat difficult to use (expression wrapped in oblate). Like Grapha, it's reliable because it doesn't have a name turn 1 limit, and it's easy to use against Rank 8 Xyz.
The effect when discarded has been changed from total removal to advanced Dark World search, and the search range itself is backward compatible with Snow, but it is useful as a means of accessing the old Grapha, which has increased demand as a fusion material.
It will become a new fighting force for Dark World with its overall stable hit points and effects.