White-Horned Dragon →Used Deck

A card used by a guy who made fun of Blue-Eyed as an ornamental. From the beginning of his appearance, he was criticized as Dokkoi Dokkoi, but today, he can't say that Blue-Eyed is super-enhanced and even if his mouth is torn, he can't say it's for ornamental purposes. There are some opponents such as Sky Striker Ace that work effectively, and you can recruit from Atumus, but...?
Kaspa's Ulpara is beautiful and worth it. Will you become an ornamental...

Shaddoll, Sky Striker Ace, and other spell card related cards in his deck are extremely strong.
It loses versatility to Blue-Eyed, but if the ATK increase effect goes well, it can break through 3000

Even with OCG effects, if you choose the situation, you can go over Blue-Eyes White Dragon. There is nothing wrong with what your master said!
If possible, I wanted to remove all his opponent's spell cards and increase his ATK, but even if it's less than 5 cards, it's still pretty good. [Witchcrafter], [Shaddoll], [HERO], [Sky Striker Ace], etc., will hit hard when the opponent salvages his GY's spell card. Since season 9, he has a spell card that activates with GY, so it is a rare monster that can remove multiple copies of it.
However, perhaps because the user insulted President Kaiba and Blue-Eyed, I haven't received any support cards (laughs). I used to Special Summon my opponent's turn with a Trap card called "Delayed Summoning Play", but at the moment, I can only Special Summon with 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》during my main phase.
The delayed summoning play can be very expensive, and it can be limited to 6 or less, so I'd be happy if he could special summon from the deck and make it into a card.

An ace monster and a high-class dark dragon used by Willer, who mocked the Blue-Eyed that appeared in Yu-Gi-Oh R as "a mere ornamental card that cannot be used in actual combat".
Osiris look-alike, horns, but sometimes called one-horned.
By removing up to 5 of his opponent's GY Spell cards with the summoning trigger effect, he absorbs the power and strengthens himself, and if he removes up to 5 cards, his ATK becomes 3700, Release 1 His ATK is exceptional for a monster that can Tribute Summon with his body.
However, there is no other effect, and the enhancement value depends on the number of spell cards in the opponent's GY, so it is not stable. In order to sell a monster with the wording, I have to say that the maximum ATK of 3700 is still unsatisfactory.
The summoning trigger effect that removes the opponent's GY spell is also shown in NS other than Tribute Summon, and now, once the spell card is used, it is not all discarded, so it can be effective even in SS. is good at preventing such spell cards from working in GY.
However, there are still limited cards and decks that this effect is effective against, and in many situations, it only leads to increasing the number of cards that have been removed.
In this case, I can't deny that it would have been better if his white horns acted as a lightning rod for his spell cards on the field, like Wisel.

Comprehensive evaluation: Strengthening value tends to depend on the opponent and is difficult to stabilize.
At the time of summoning/Special Summon, her spell card of the opponent's GY can be removed and strengthened, and it is possible to strengthen it up to 3700, but if so much of her spell card is placed in the opponent's girlfriend's GY, a lot of turns will pass. I can't go without it.
Realistically, if it reaches 3100, it looks like it's going to be a good one, so if that happens, I'd like to use a monster with a lot of Special Summon means and support, or use a monster that has effects other than strengthening, such as Strong Wind Dragon.

It's used by a man who calls Blue-Eyed for ornamental use, and if he can make use of its effect, he can even defeat Blue-Eyed, albeit at an advanced level.
Also, at the time of this card's appearance, he certainly couldn't say that Blue-Eyed was practical.
But now he's Blue-Eyed's most supported dragon.
On the other hand, this card also has more support, but its raw RBI is 2200, which is unsatisfactory, and its strengthening effect is highly dependent on the opponent.
With 3,000 RBIs, he lacked overall stability compared to Blue-Eyed, and it's ironic that he ended up being far behind.
However, he has more spells that activate GY, and since it's a summon trigger, if you deploy it on your opponent's turn, you won't be able to deal with interference.
Depending on the environment in the future, he may shine even brighter than Blue-Eyed again.

Supports not only summoning but also Special Summon, excluding up to 5 Spells from the opponent's GY
Recently, his spells that activate GY have increased, and it's not bad because it's also a meta for Sky Striker.
It is also excellent to easily exceed 3000 lines while being a high-class monster in RBI
It is a card with performance that can still be used if you want to use it

An ornamental card that has been greatly enhanced and has a large hole in it.
His raw hit points are low and his ATK increase effect depends on the opponent, but he doesn't use spells at all, so he probably doesn't have a deck, so I think he can easily reach 2800.
It is possible to remove up to 5 cards, so you don't miss the timing of the effect, so it can be meta depending on your opponent.
However, even though it's easy to Special Summon, it's advanced, so if you're aiming for one copy of GY Spell, D.D. stands in your way.
Support is abundant, so if you want to use it, you can use it as much as you want...

Osiris-like monster for a moment. If the opponent has a deck that diversifies his spell cards, his ATK can easily reach a maximum of 3700, but excluding spell cards is not a big loss.

The effect isn't bad, but after all, if you want to exclude it, it's much quicker to use "Soul Release". Of course, this is a monster, so it's easy to revive from a GY drop, and it's easy to use, such as doing a Special Summon during the opponent's turn, but it's difficult to exclude it.

The RBI increase is a bonus, and the main thing is to exclude the opponent's GY's spell.
That being said, he's only as good as Gem-Knight, Madou, and Shaddoll. Still, it stings strongly to the opponent who stings.
Special Summon also activates, so you want to hinder recovery by reviving with libide during the opponent's turn.

With the appearance of Pendulum, we can also make use of it from Special Summon...
GY's Magic Lost has become easier. I don't think it's an ad loss if you can connect to rank 6 after losing, regardless of attacks...(^-^;
Personally, I like it because it's easy to use.

Now that there is a genre called [Spellbook], I think it would be better to pin it on the side.
...it feels good when it's decided...

You can expect his ATK to be 3800 max and 2500 min.
Since it also supports Special Summon, it is easy to activate the effect.
However, since it only raises ATK and does not have resistance due to effects, it is easy to be removed immediately.
Are you lucky to be a high-class monster?
Eliminates spell cards, but there aren't many opportunities to reuse spell cards.
However, his Deck, which uses cards activated from GY and cards that can be collected, can take some damage.
I haven't read Yu-Gi-Oh R, but it goes without saying that Blue-Eyed has more support cards.

A card that feeds on the opponent's spell card to increase his ATK. It's rare for this kind of effect, and it also supports Special Summon, so it's nice to be able to Special Summon him with 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》or 《Escape from the Dark Dimension》to increase his ATK. It's also meta for your opponent's reuse of his spells. However, it depends on the opponent's GY, and if you use the effect once, the power will often decrease if there is a second time or later, so the raw hit point is a little low.

A card that converts the opponent's GY's Spell Card to his ATK.
It's an effect that depends on the opponent, but since there are almost no decks for him that don't use spell cards, it's possible to hit his ATK over 3000 after the middle stage.
However, to put it the other way around, except for some of his decks
A deck that is embarrassed by removing a spell card
Since there are almost no, it is difficult to become meta,
It is also difficult to become very strong in the early stages.

Putting it into play from the existence of Redame itself is relatively easy. Of course, the spell card also depends on the opponent, but you can expect a big pump up after the middle stage. However, he doesn't have much flavor against his decks other than Brotherhood of the Fire Fist and Madolche...

The president's wife is in high demand for Sacred Time, etc., and vanilla is more user-friendly.
It's interesting to be able to strengthen with spells, but since he's the "opponent" GY, it's dependent on the opponent, and it's a troublesome child who can't be strengthened at all in the early stages.
Even if his spell in GY is excluded, it's basically not such a problem...

Currently, there are few ways to collect GY Spells, so
It's easy to get over 3000 unless you're dealing with a deck with a very low number of spells.
Blue-Eyed seems to be an unnecessary child, but Blue-Eyed has many support cards (ry

It won't be difficult to exceed 3000, it also supports Special Summon, and I think that the increase in ATK is excellent as a permanent and combat personnel.
However, I'm not sure if ATK alone can cut into a high-level dragon in a fiercely contested area.

I don't see a lot of reused spells, and that just seems like an overkill for ATK.
Blue-Eyed, which has more support, is easier to use after all.

If his spell is accumulated in the opponent's girlfriend's GY, his ATK of 3700 at maximum is a tremendous power monster.
Even so, it's hard to get to that point, and removing spells isn't a very powerful action...
It's definitely an advanced level, so it's weak in the early stages. Even the pure dragon, which seems to be the most used, can't beat the firepower of FGD...

While saying that Blue-Eyed is for viewing, don't say that this is more for viewing than OCG, which has dedicated support.
The opponent's girlfriend's GY dependence, and even if he excludes him, he will only lose Koa'ki Meiru and rituals.
Certainly, if you can remove 5 cards, you can surpass Blue-Eyed, and it seems to be troublesome to completely reproduce the original effect,
Still, if it's a hit, you can leave it to the Redame Corps and FGD In Dragon...

There is also the possibility of making Blue-Eyed an ornamental card
It depends on his partner's GY, so I feel like I'm relying on others.
He can also remove spell cards that are at risk of being reused, but I don't think he sees a strategy to reuse spells from his GY these days.

A monster in a caspak. For the time being, he has no way to recover spells, so it's easy to get the effect.
ATK up is exactly what Konmai said, "First of all, this is it!"

A monster with a level of 2500, which can defeat most monsters if even one card is removed.
Since it is a forced effect, it can be activated without missing the timing.
She can be revived casually with Redame or 《Lightpulsar Dragon》, so she is relatively easy to use among Dragons.
However, since it depends on the opponent, her ATK is not stable and it is a pity that it is difficult to use in the early stages.