Fierce Tiger Monghu →Used Deck

From its name, appearance, and effects, it is a subspecies of Wanfu.
Looking at it from the current environment, it's not as strong as it looks. This single spec at the lower class makes you feel the times.
However, since it also affects us, it is difficult to use depending on the situation and his deck.
There are some quirks, but I think it's not bad as one of the dew payers.

King Tiger itself!
It became possible to sweep up to the sideline, which was impossible in Wanfu, but it is subtle because the meta performance that can interrupt the development itself, which is the strength of Wanfu, is lost. Hmmm this.

One Foo Remake Destroying Under 2200
It's pretty strong for a lower class, but when asked if I should use it...

This time, the remake monster frame is a remake monster of 《King Tiger Wanghu》, the well-known 2nd period brave with a trigger effect that does not forgive weak people who came from true DM2.
His permanent effect can weaken all monsters other than himself, allowing him to unilaterally destroy monsters with ATK less than 2200 even by himself.
Also, as if he didn't need to fight directly against someone weaker than him, he also has an activation effect that can be used during the main phase of each turn to remove all monsters with less than his ATK.
Since it is your current ATK that you refer to, if you strengthen your ATK with card effects, the range that can be removed will also expand as it is, and because of the nature of weakening and removing your own monsters other than yourself, all of your own It works especially well with Clockwork Knight, which strengthens monsters and weakens all of your opponent's monsters.
In addition, there is synergy with Wonfu, the original remake, and it is possible to greatly expand the application range of the trigger effect over there, and this monster that cannot move during the opponent's turn and that monster that is weak against monsters that have already entered the battlefield. It will be a complementary relationship.
After all, the removal effect doesn't work on a guy with power that you can't defeat in battle, right? I think it's reasonable to say that it's difficult to fight the 11th period with the removal effect of the activation effect that can only be used during the main phase of your turn, but there are no particular activation / application conditions or costs. , Normal Summon It seems that it is written that it is relatively amazing as a low-level monster that can be normal summon.