Behemoth the King of a Hundred Battles →Used Deck

This is amazing...
In this day and age, if it's a Tribute Summon, it's now permissible for a single release monster to have such a strong resistance that it can gain even higher ATK on its own...
It is an OCG remake monster of Behemoth the King of All Animals, which appeared as a legend in Rush Duel.
Mr. Behemoth, who has spent his time in denial despite being a king, while you were doing that, you trained yourself properly and cultivated your abilities, and waited for this opportunity to come.
Besides its abilities, it's a wonderful card that will make your heart warm for some reason!

The King of Beasts, who has a strong impression as a tortured role, has been powered up after 100 battles? In spite of that, the original offense and defense hasn't changed, and it's not just a mess from being overwhelmed, is it?
It has a similar effect to the original, but this one has a wider collection target and is strengthened every turn. The weakening after recovery is also canceled with this. It also has resistance to monster effects.
If it can be maintained, it can be expected to play an active role as a powerful attacker that lives up to its name.
However, 2700 hit points including strengthening after using the recovery effect of the summoning turn is a large number of anxiety in this era. There are many holes in the durability.
However, the same pack that was recorded corresponds to the effect of Nemrelia, which would have been considered synergy with this card, and it can be expected to play an active role as a large attacker with good handling.
I think that it is one that is not bad as a general-purpose advanced.

Since its appearance, Behemoth, who has been bearing the name of the King of Beasts but has repeatedly exposed only pathetic figures, finally awakened in the battle and appeared as a level 10 remake monster bearing the name of the King of the Hundred Battles. Did.
Although it has the same offense and defense as over there, you can Tribute Summon with one monster, but even if you reduce the release, this monster's offense and defense will not change in a negative direction, which is an unprecedented adjustment. It is better to release one body in 1, and it is a reduction benefit that can no longer be called a "compromise summon".
In addition, there is a weakening effect in conjunction with the effect of salvaging the beast race that can be activated voluntarily during NS and SS. It will be in almost the same condition as when released with one release.
However, since this is pumped up by 700, which is the same value as the ATK that has decreased in each end phase, even if you use the salvage effect, it will return to its original power before the opponent's turn, and if you leave it without using the effect. ATK will exceed 3000 in that turn, and will already exceed 4000 in the next turn.
And above all, the permanent effect of being completely resistant to the effects of the Special Summoned monster that is obtained when Normal Summoned is quite powerful, and by combining it with your own pump effect and other RBI strengthening effects, Special Summoned You will be able to get a strong body that can withstand most monsters.
In general, it has extremely high abilities as a top-class monster that can be Normal Summoned, and it can be said that it has been reborn as a monster that has more than enough dignity as the King of Beasts, which it never had before.

A remake card of 《Behemoth the King of All Animals》, which was called a king but acted like a convenient relay instead of an ace.
Compromise summoning effect, salvage effect, all of the RBI reduction during compromise summoning are reproduced in a form that allows you to take out only what you want when you want it.
And above all, he has an extremely strong resistance that is limited to Special Summon monsters, but is completely unaffected. It's a strong resistance worthy of being called a battle-hardened king.
Although it is a weak point that it can pass through Spell Trap, it can be said that it has a great advantage in that it can receive hit hitting methods such as Equip Spell. With United We Stand around, he's almost invincible against his Special Summon monsters.
Of course, since he is walking, it is neither walking nor King Behin. Assuming that Mr. Bronto is a monster, it can be assumed that ``Kyokyo Participation'' is his Special Summon during the opponent's turn, and inevitably, Sufist will be blocked by resistance. .

Easy-to-use remake behemoth with super resistance, salvage and pump bonus
There are no conditions or disadvantages for this kind of summoning method, yet the return is simply huge
Even if it's easy to put out, it's an accident factor.
I want you to learn from 《Manticore of Smashing》, who has turned into a fissure craftsman.