Fenrir →Used Deck

A mysterious piece that became a hot topic for a while due to Mr. Somewhere's and . (In addition, since it is now prohibited, it is assumed that the same happening will not occur again...)
GY's WATER is a level 4 guy who can remove two of his WATER, and he's a mysterious monster called WATER Beast. It has an effect similar to the former banned card, Yata-Garasu, which drawlocks by destroying the opponent in battle. However, although it was good only for battle damage over there, since it is useless without going through battle destruction here, it is honestly quite difficult to use. Because there are only 1400 hit points, some kind of support is essential. Even if Drorlock has been feared for a long time, it seems that it will be difficult to play an active role in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.

Following the four-attribute "spirit" Special Summon monster that appeared in the second term, he also appeared in the third term with the same four attributes, and he is one of the Special Summon monsters, and he is in charge of WATER.
Unlike the other 3 attributes, his ATK is lower than Aqua Spirit, even though the required removal cost is one more, and it is triggered by destroying the opponent's monster by battle. Due to its effectiveness, it is difficult to use on its own.
For the time being, it is possible to recover with 《Salvage》, but since the removal cost from GY is high, it is not realistic to do so many times, and doing so also reduces the number of recovery targets by itself. , I don't think it's worth that much.
However, the effect that is exerted is a powerful one that skips the next opponent's normal draw every draw phase, and since there is no need to send the battle-destroyed monster to his GY, it is also compatible with tokens, and in the correct procedure. If you Special Summon, you can also Special Summon from his GY with other effects.
The high ban cost can also be an advantage if it can be used for other effects like Lekunga.

Around 19 years after his first appearance, Fenrir appeared who didn't understand the reason why he was born because everything was too strong, but it has nothing to do with it other than the original story.
Drawlock is very powerful once it's decided, so basically it's better to use it as a material or as a release agent, while looking for opportunities and aiming for the effect.
However, looking at the material and release personnel, he is heavy with two copies even though it is a GY cost.

It has an effect called Draw Phase Skip that reminds me of Yatagarasu. However, unlike Yatagarasu, it is necessary to destroy the opponent's monsters, and the RBI is 1400, which is weaker than "Morinphen", so if the opponent's monster destruction is in the current environment, either raise the RBI or prepare monsters on the opponent's side. Pretty tough. Also, it would be nice if it could be used purely as a card that can banish 2 of his WATERs, and banish 《Great Sorcerer of the Nekroz》or 《Exa, Enforcer of the Nekroz》.
In a recent incident called Fenrir Elimination, an attempt was made to negate Kashtira Fenrir by using 《Crossout Designator》(to put it simply, remove the declared card from your deck and negate the removed card this turn). , For some reason, this card was declared as a result of declaring "Fenrir".

Comprehensive evaluation: Since a draw lock can be applied, if done well, it can be dropped into incapacity.
Monsters destroyed by battle can be tokens, so if you do well, you can draw lock repeatedly.
Her GY needs 2 WATER, and although there are few cards that can use WATER to send, Drawlock's return is great.
For the time being, Nimble etc. exist in a small number, so it might be good to do it.

It's a valuable card with Drawlock, but the summoning method and effect activation conditions are a little difficult. Since the condition of Drawlock is to destroy the opponent's monster by battle, I think it would be strong if you use it together with cards that send monsters to the opponent and battle aids such as Moon Mirror.

Contrary to his success in Norse mythology, he is not compatible with Odin.
As a card that can use GY as a cost, it requires 2 copies, so it's a little heavy. There is also an Aquaria that can be treated as a single card if treated simply as a deployment card.
The races are different, but being a beast with water is unlikely to be an advantage at present.
Another effect is Drawlock, but it takes time because it needs to be destroyed in battle with this stage.
However, it has a strong personality. Since it doesn't need to be sent to GY, it's interesting to try to make full use of sending, etc., and focus on this effect.
There is also Mulan Grace, which has a strong handicap effect in water, and it is not bad for its own summoning conditions.
I don't think it's easy to handle, but I think it can do an excellent job depending on the construction.

Compared to Aquaria, it costs more, but Drawlock is pretty strong.
It's good to just destroy it in battle, so I'd like to use it well as a support.

A monster that can Special Summon him by excluding 2 of his WATER monsters from his GY.
It's powerful to be able to skip your opponent's draw phase by destroying your opponent's monsters by battle.
However, it may be better to use it as a secret ball because it has a low hit point and fighting is a bottleneck.
If it is decided even once, it can be said that it was very active.

Level 4 WATER that can be issued by excluding GY's 2 WATER bodies.
The cost is higher than Aquaria, so the effect is very strong as it skips the opponent's draw. I want to support battle destruction with Shrink and 《Moon Mirror Shield》.

It's easy if you mainly destroy low-level monsters.
In the case of low-level players, he is often in the Defense Position, and his defensive power is often surprisingly low. Therefore, it can be destroyed easily.
All that's left is to do something about it with equipment cards. For example 《United We Stand》
Pretty genius if you can lock a draw with just that

It's a bit more work, but drawlocks are powerful once they're fixed. Her WATER, which can be summoned without using the right to summon, has 《Aqua Spirit》, but since this has a higher removal count, it is a bit difficult to use as a Synchro or Xyz material. It's up to the person whether to specialize in combos or make it a secret ingredient.

Personally, this card is a standing position whether to make a dedicated deck or adopt it as a secret ingredient
After all, Draw Rock is brutal

A card that does a drawlock.
It takes time to summon, and to activate it, you have to destroy it in battle with his Recruiter class ATK, but because it has the same effect as the banned card Yatagarasu, the reward is very high. Powerful.
He needs a monster that can be destroyed in battle to complete a perfect lock, but there is also his deck called Fenrir Handes that solves that problem.

The conditions are very difficult, but recently he seems to be a favorite card in Atlantean Abyss.
I don't want to give up my opponent's draw! they said.
It's been adjusted quite a bit compared to the cards I've used so far, so I think I'll be able to use it once in a while.
However, ATK seems to be raised a little more.

Drawlock is powerful, but you have to destroy your opponent's monsters in battle, so you want to use his combat support spell, Trap.
The advantage is that the summoning itself is not that heavy, but it hurts that you can't Normal Summon.

I'd rather use Ulverm.

Exclusions for Special Summons are tougher than others, and the stats aren't all that great.
However, due to the charm of the draw skip that can still be obtained, his deck like Fenrir Handes is born.
As a release synchro material, it yields to Aquaria, so if you use it, you should definitely aim for the effect of this dream.
If you can surprise attack and aim at weak monsters, you should be able to decide about once.

Destroying it in battle at 1400 is a tough trigger, but what you're doing is Yatarok of yesteryear, so there's no reason not to aim for it.
He has a deck called Fenrir Handes, which has a punching bag like Miracle Flipper, a face-down removal, and Robbin' Goblin to earn more ads.
WATER has plenty of support cards, so it's not that difficult to prepare.

"When this card destroys an opponent's monster by battle"
This is the neck and it takes another step.
The point is that when this card can Special Summon, it can usually be salvaged.
Better yet, since it's a card that's like a clever trick, it might be better to just throw in one as a secret ingredient.

It can't be decided without various support, but Drawlock is still powerful.