Burning Dragon →Used Deck

The royal road, but surprisingly, the fire dragon. Offense and defense are the same as "Dark Magician", no peculiar effects, and a straight-up naming.
Being an honor student, it fits too neatly and is a little unsatisfactory. Still, I think it makes sense that such a well-designed card would come out in a modern world full of cards with effects and resistances like Chimera.
Gishki and Madou are good at searching for spells, and Gem-Knight and Witchcrafter are good at salvaging spells.
It would be interesting to search for Draconnection with Blue-Eyed and turn the unwanted Ritual Spell or Burst Stream of Destruction into his Spell Trap destruction.

"When you go first, you often lose, but when you go second, you can catch your opponent off guard...maybe?" A piece.
As mentioned above, it's extremely rare for the opponent to line up two monsters on the first turn of the first attack, so including the effect of (2), it will likely be the second attack. First of all, regarding the summoning conditions, if there are two or more opponent's monsters on the front and back, Special Summon is normally strong. (If I had to say it, I think it would have been fine without the chain block...) And when summoned, by discarding one of his spells from his hand, all of each other's spell traps are destroyed. It has the same effect as the currently banned card 《Heavy Storm》. At level 8, which usually comes out from the second attack at no cost, he has a strong Spell Trap destruction effect... but honestly, I can't deny the subtle feeling. It's a shame that the cost of the destruction effect is exclusive to his spell card. No matter what cards you have in your hand or the cost, I think it would have been perfect as the second attacking side. In the first place, if you attack first in the current environment, there are usually a lot of obstructive people standing up, so I'm worried that it will pass the effect.
On the easy terms, I thought he was a level 8 with Special Summon, and thought it would be a good idea if he could aim for the Spell Trap destruction effect.

Although there is a feeling that the conditions and effects of Special Summon do not match, it is not bad if you think that you can become a material or an attacker while paying off the condition that the Deck that can hold both the front and back is a strong Deck.
Since the back removal effect can be used without being activated by your own effect, you can use it at the end of the opponent's turn to destroy or lead to Death Scythe without giving a set card an opportunity to activate.
However, the hand cost is not OK, and he is a spell, which is a bit of a bottleneck.

A superlative Dragon monster that has the ability to self-SS from the hand with activation when there are 2 or more monsters on the opponent's field, and also has the effect of replacing one spell card in his hand with a large storm due to the summoning trigger effect.
A name without any twist that elementary school students thought of in 3 seconds, self-SS ability that is not so good by modern standards, and the weight of requiring a spell card in the hand for the cost of activating the removal effect. However, the ability to take the entire opponent's back while deploying without using the summoning right is too good for a Tsukubai, which is an additional material for Special Summon, and the effect is a large storm, You can also use it to self-destruct your own Spell Trap cards.
Personally, I don't like it very much because there are various things to worry about as mentioned above, but considering that SS by other methods can also be effective, I think it's okay to give this level of evaluation at least.