Nightmare Magician →Used Deck

I'm surprised that other people's evaluation is low across the board, but the effect itself is very strong.
(2) Stealing control doesn't target him, and since he can permanently steal control, he's more compatible with Borreload in terms of performance. There is no waste because it can be connected to
It is said that the difficulty is that it involves battle, but during battle, you only have to worry about face-down cards, and in an environment where monsters are the main focus, it is not a level to worry about. Rather, if this card's attack passes, it's one with control seizure. Attacking with the stolen monster and destroying one by battle and one by battle destruction, the explosive power that can deal with a total of three monsters is attractive.
Since it's a new race, its search and Special Summon support is still inexperienced, but the number of support cards will definitely increase in the future, so I'd like to expect that.
By the way, the effects of (2) and (3) can be activated by attacking the opponent's monsters, so you can put a lot of pressure on your opponent in combination with your own battle destruction resistance.

To be honest, it's out of the question at the time of being the highest class that doesn't have a self-SS effect.
That said, if new support for fantasy demons increases in the future, the possibility of it being used may not be 0.

Comprehensive evaluation: What is necessary is just to give continuous attack ability and to take all.
Although (2) takes damage, it is a useful effect that steals the opponent's monster through battle, and it is possible to attack with the stolen monster and connect it to (3).
The amazing thing about (2) is that there is no limit to the number of times it can be used, so if you make it possible to attack multiple times with 《Performapal Kaleidoscorp》etc., you can steal all the opponent's monsters and attack directly with all the stolen monsters.
He thought about using 《Diffusion Wave-Motion》, but he decided to use Performapal instead because the race was a new type of fantasy demon.
Well, if it's Performapal, it's easy to search for P scale 8, and it's easy to P summon this card.
It reminds me of 《Mutant Mindmaster》because it steals the opponent's monsters when attacking, but it's far stronger than that one.

It has the hero's ace monster-like status, and has the effect of stealing monsters like Borreload.
The quality of the control seizure effect is good, it can be continuously seized without a time limit depending on the turn, and no disadvantages are added after it is seized.
Furthermore, if you attack with the stolen monster, a general-purpose destruction effect will also be activated.
It's not bad, but the biggest bottleneck is that it doesn't have the effect of special summoning itself, and it only has combat effects.
Since the fantasy demons are a race that has just emerged, support is scarce.
The effect itself is not bad, so there may be a one chance.

They won't destroy each other in battle, but will it become a characteristic of fantasy demons to gain adverts through different movements?
It has high removal power and is not a bad return, but it is a superlative that does not have self-deployment, and it is slow to get an add unless it is brought into battle.
It's a new race and it's underdeveloped, but can we expect it in the future? Or will it be buried by later cards?

It's a card that's like a model for the type of card that you can't develop on your own.
As a control takeover, it boasts the highest performance as it is permanent and has no restrictions, but it is quite difficult to combine the highest quality monsters that can be put in the main deck and are difficult to put out MAX. If you don't want to leave the stolen monster on the board as it is, 《Borreload Dragon》is easier to get out and you can do almost the same thing.
I don't know what kind of quality and quantity the fantasy demons support will be recorded, and how fast it will be recorded, but if it comes to supporting the expansion of the races in general, at most resurrection like "Silver's Cry" or "Magnet Reverse" I think it's the limit, and in the case of this card, there is little hope for category support.
In summary, it's a card that feels like an unusable guy that tends to be used when a new race or new summon is added.

"Dark Magician" (Black Demons) and "Illusionist Faceless Mage" (Illusions that are strong against Black Demons) with the ability of "Eyes of Illusion" in a duel that uses the video of Yugi and Pegasus, which is a prequel to the original Kingdom Arc. A monster that seems to have been inspired by a battle scene with a demon).
Like other fantasy demon monsters, even if you battle, each other's monsters will not be destroyed by battle, and in the case of this monster, you will permanently take control of the opponent's monster you battled without targeting it with Dameste. It has a fairly strong effect.
In addition, Yugi's "Celtic Guardian" is attacked from behind by "Dark Magician", who should be an ally (because he was being manipulated by "Eye of Illusion"), and someone other than himself attacks with the effect of 3. At the start of the damage test, it also exerts a powerful effect that destroys a single card in the field, including the cards on the back of each other's field, with a single target that does not target.
In terms of being a top-class monster in the Main Deck with no self-SS ability, it's an anachronistic monster that can't let its guard down even in the Battle Phase where all three effects must attack and battle. It's a card that doesn't feel like it's an ultra rare card, but its effect has quite a high resistance penetration power, and I feel that it's strong enough to pass.
After all, it's a new race from the 12th season, so let's expect more effects that will support the race in the future.

In short, a fantasy demon bramage that takes 2 ads in battle
If you can get this guy out, it's stronger to develop with other ad-taking fantasy demons, and if you can hit with this guy, you can end the punching bag game with ✪ Fantasy Monster Chimera