Thelematech Clatis →Used Deck

Accumulating magic counters depends on the opponent, but it is possible to intentionally leave magic counters with the effect of "Magical Citadel of Endymion" (3) or "Spell Power Mastery". If you leave it out, you have 1 chance. 《Dark Magician》With Deck, it may be possible to use cards like 《The Phantom Knights' Rank-Up-Magic Launch》and 《Rank-Up-Magic Astral Force》against 《Ebon Illusion Magician》and 《Naturia Forest93 》.
The card itself is interesting, so you should think about how to use it.

An Xyz spell user monster that accumulates magic counters in addition to spell cards. Depending on the number of times you use Trap cards or Effect Monsters during your opponent's turn, you may accumulate magic power counters about 4 to 5 times, and this card has an effect that allows you to place magic counters, so Spell Corresponds to cards 《Spell Power Grasp》and 《Mythical Bestiary》. However, since it says "non-spell card", even if the above card can be placed in the effect processing, he will not count as a spell card activated, so be careful.
The effect of ② is easier to deploy in combination with his Spell Card, Spellcaster's Effect Monster search, Spellcaster's SS, and if it's a bramagi special, "Magician's Salvation".
The problem with this card is its low defense. If you receive the effect of changing the battle position, you can endure two battles. If you don't use a support card that spends X materials, it will be destroyed by the third attack or effect removal, so I think it's a concern.

When I first saw it, I thought it was an anthropomorphic quasar. He is the first rank 8 spell user.
There is no material specification, but it has an effect related to magic counters. However, there are few level 8 monsters with effects related to magic counters.
The effect using counters is excellent, but the conditions for generating those counters are dependent on the opponent, and it's not a performance that can be relied on by itself.
In addition to having 3000 hit points, it also has destructive resistance, but in the current environment, I can't be overconfident.
I'd like to use his deck, which deals with magic counters as mentioned above, but it's hard to get it out in a mainstream build, so I'm annoyed by the build. Is there a way to send a card that forcibly activates the effect?
Currently, it seems to be difficult to handle because it is a card for specialized construction, but it seems to have potential in the future.

It is the first rank 8X monster for his Spellcaster that appeared in the 12th period, and a monster with effects related to magic counters.
Compared to other related cards, it can store a considerable number of magical power counters, and the effect of removing 3 counters is also very powerful. In particular, the fact that you can search for unlimited spell cards and use them immediately is very attractive.
The condition in which a magic counter is placed on itself is quite rare among magic counter-related cards, when the effect of a spell card "other than" is activated, but unfortunately only those activated by the opponent are counted. Therefore, if you use it in a deck that can only set up rank 8X that has nothing to do with magic counters, it is difficult to use the effect of 2 unless you survive the opponent's turn in many situations.
By removing the X material, you can usually avoid being destroyed up to twice, but even so, you shouldn't expect to be able to face your turn safely with 3 or more magic counters on it. .
If the opponent's girlfriend's deck is his deck that moves aggressively even in this turn, it may be possible to use this effect on the turn it is played, but I think it will be tough.
Well, if the effect of 2 passes, he can search for any spell card, and if there is no restriction on the activation of cards with the same name, this specification is natural...
In this respect, I would like to use cards that can earn magic counters other than her own effects, such as her Endymion, to assist in activating the 2 effect within the turn of X summoning.
After that, will it feel like pushing a type of monster that forcibly triggers an effect into the opponent's field?
Depending on how you do it, you may be able to incorporate it into the route to create the strongest board using the spell you searched and the spellcaster you recruited.
Even so, a monster with this kind of effect is rank 8X, but his ATK is at best around 2600, but this monster has 3000, right?