Mannadium Prime-Heart →Used Deck

An S monster that is the only EX monster and ace monster in Manadum's current situation.
The biggest feature of him is that he can be S summoned with just a tuner if one LIGHT monster is included in the S material.
The level is set to 10, which is rather high, but when used in the Manadum Deck, it is easy to align the materials in the basic movement, and it has the ability to increase the number of attacks depending on the number of tuners used as S materials. Therefore, the benefit of being able to S Summon only with Tuner is great, and the higher the level, the easier it is to use many monsters as S materials.
Depending on the Deck, it's possible to put it out in a state where it can attack 3 or 4 times, and since his original ATK is 3000, it can be said that it is a monster with extremely high finishing performance.
The other effects are limited to target resistance due to the opponent's effect when Manadum Tuner is used as an S material, and a specific monster that is revived and returned when it leaves the field due to the opponent's limited time when S summoned. It is strong against some interference due to its resistance to targets regardless of the type of card, and although it is an ability that is not bad even if it is used in the opponent's turn, including the recovery effect when it is defeated, it is an ability that interferes like a quasar. It's a little uneasy to crush the LP and take out the LP with a series of attacks.
Considering the difficulty of S Summoning, it's only natural that there is a difference there, but since the EX Deck only has seats for 15 bodies, it's an odd ability that's easy to put out. Monsters are destined to be thrown out immediately in the S Summon Deck.
However, there are some pump-up cards within the theme, and with them, he can cut off his LP just by allowing him to attack twice if his ATK reaches 4000 or more, so it is called a super resistant monster. I think it's a presence that can't be careless.

Honestly, it's pretty subtle as an ace monster.
At level 10, the only thing that can be done for a moderately heavy requirement material is firepower personnel, and in addition, the monster ss effect of ③ is a passive one that depends on the other party, so it is exquisitely combined with the target resistance effect of ②. It will not mesh.
Remove 《Visas Starfrost》with 《Vicious Astraloud》→Use this card's ③ effect to remove Visas from the exclusion zone Special Summon→Set up Astraud again and rush
It seems a little interesting to use, but the practicality is as you can imagine, and if you look at the adoption rate in CS, you can easily understand the usefulness of this card.
The illustrations are beautiful and cool, like the Xeno series.

Has the number of people who can put out tuners finally increase?
Consecutive attacks that aren't limited to monsters can be used for one-kill targets, and Manadum's effects in the second half can be used to keep the opponent's eliminations in check with target resistance subsequent calls.
Not bad performance.

Since non-tuners are not specified as S materials, it is a strength to have all S materials by destroying " Mannadium Meek " with "Visas Starfrost" and special summoning it, and combining it with the recruit level change effect of " Mannadium Meek ". think.
(1) Multi-attack effect and (2) Target resistance effect can meet the conditions in addition to the combination of 《Visas Starfrost》and 《Mannadium Meek》, as well as the combination of 《Mannadium Riumheart》and 《Mannadium Meek》, so there is no problem. think.
Even if it is destroyed, I think it's a strength that you can prepare a follow-on monster with the effect of (3).
Among the "Manadum" monsters, it has the highest stats and can be said to be a trump card.

Tuners can be synchronized with each other, so even if you can't use Lium Heart as the starting point due to the disadvantage of Kalarium, it turned out that you can line up the tuners starting from Visas and connect them to this.
There is also the possibility that Kararium was intentionally adjusted to prevent the use of out-of-theme synchros, but I can't deny that it's too cautious.
The more tuners you put into the material, the more attacks you can make, so it is recommended to synchronize tuners as much as possible.
The raw hit points are high, and if you use it in the category, you can get target resistance, so the murderous intent is high.
A direct attack is also possible, so if you use it together with something like Honest, it will be easy to one-kill.

Tuner request version of 《Shooting Quasar Dragon》. As for the ease of putting out, this one has a lower partial control pressure. Since the material does not require monsters other than Tuner, Special Summon can be done with Tuner Monster alone, and if you can line up 5 Tuner monsters, it will attack 5 times. 《Manadum》The tuner has a card that increases RBI, so the one-kill power is quite high.