Infernal Flame Emperor →Used Deck

Pyro's superlative monster, one of the signature monsters of the Structure Deck!
I can't help but say "I can't do Special Summon", which is common for signboard monsters these days...
It's a card that worries me that the effect it has doesn't match the concept of Strak at all.
It doesn't seem strange to write somewhere in the effect, "Inflict 1000 damage to the opponent"...
I choose my opponent, but the power itself to get a board advantage is quite strong!

A fucking small fish Strak signboard monster on par with Diabolos, King of the Abyss.
I guess it's no longer a familiar "Special Summon" binding for serious cards, but the effect is also terrible. In the first place, there is already Mobius the Frost Monarch that can destroy 2 of his Spell Trap with 1 release, so it is very questionable to go out of your way to use 2 releases to do the same thing. Moreover, in order to destroy 3 or more cards, he has to fertilize her GY with FIRE monsters in advance, which is worse than Mobius.
It's already too late for modern Yu-Gi-Oh, so let's think about a remedy based on the standards when it first appeared. I want to differentiate myself by breaking his Spell Trap. At that time, his FIRE was mainly a deck that increased power by placing "Raging Flame Sprite" or "Ultimate Baseball Kid" under B district bind, or lining up "Solar Flare Dragon" to lock attack and sharpen with burn. Spontaneously tear off this lock with 《Infernal Flame Emperor》and go for the final blow. It can also remove the opponent's Spell Trap, so the kill performance will be higher.
I don't know what I want to do anymore, but it's better than a glimpse of Maou-sama, but is it okay with such a low level ?

It is one of the signboard monsters of the early days of the new structure deck based on the theme of races and attributes that are not character strucks, and it is a monster with a card name that I thought of in about 10 seconds.
The estimated breakdown is 3 seconds for Hell Flame, and after that, I thought about whether to use King, Beast, or Manticore, and as a result, I settled for 7 seconds for Emperor.
Many of the Struk signboard monsters at this time are so-called Special Summon monsters that cannot be Normal Summoned and can only be put into play when special conditions such as sacrificing a specific monster are met, which is of course difficult. , In the case of this card, Normal Summon is possible, but Special Summon is not. It's closed.
On top of that, the NS effect only works when you Tribute Summon, and there are no other monster effects, so if you take it easy in a tomb, it just becomes an effect monster with no effect.
The effect is to smash up to 5 Spell Traps by excluding GY's FIRE monsters. It doesn't take advantage of the characteristics of Pyro or FIRE, and you have to destroy the number of cards you remove, so if the number of Spell Trap in the field becomes less than that, it will be a minimum. A transcendence disappointing specification that is not flexible.
The RBI is about 2700, so isn't it okay to at least let the monsters touch the removal effect?
If "Royal Firestorm Guards" serves "Fire Monarch" refers to this monster, then the anti-synergy is extreme.
There are probably a few people who were attracted to the illustration of an unknown monster burning in red, and it was completely useless in terms of performance, and adults who were students at the time are now nostalgic. I think it's a disappointing monster that no one remembers.
Currently, even if it is recorded as a normal card in the non-theme frame of the regular pack, I think it is at a level that can be a reverse MVP.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Mobius the Frost Monarch》It is hard to use at the highest level though there is not much difference.
Since 2 Releases are required and GY's FIRE is also required, Mobius the Frost Monarch is easier if you want to destroy up to 2 cards.
Destroying 3 or more cards increases the chances of them being removed by your opponent's Trap cards.
《Deus X-Krawler》can be searched, but if it's FIRE, 《Immortal Phoenix Gearfried》is also available.

Special Summon Unacceptable superlative and somewhat heavy, only for flames due to cost.
He needs a GY cost to show the effect, so it takes a lot of time and effort.
He has high deployment power with flames and is good at GY fertilization.
If you want to recover the cost of the add, you would want to destroy about 3 of them, but as with most cards of this kind, I have a dilemma that the more facedowns I have, the harder it is to pass.
The reliability of the current environment is low and the surprise hand trigger is more popular, so it's a bit of a headwind environment.
RBI is also so far for the level, and the level is also difficult to handle at 9. I said I should use it in Laval, but he's an important GY ad, he's a deck, and if you want to remove demons and traps, there are many things with lighter conditions, so honestly it's not worth adopting.
Overall, it's difficult to handle, and honestly, I don't think it's a good idea to pile up psychic and tweaks.

Although it is a signboard monster of the scorching earth, even though it is a top-class monster, it cannot perform a Special Summon, and when his Tribute Summon succeeds, his Spell/Trap removal consumes his GY add, so at least 2 cards can be destroyed. Conspicuous consumption of goods. The RBI is also a little unsatisfactory, and the subtleties are noticeable in general.

Weak. Poor stats at level 9 with no Special Summon. And the effect is he good at Monarch? It's done.
One piece that is a good match with Mr. Diabo

Despite the strict conditions, the status and effects are salty...
Of course it is not used

Sign of bad performance of badly treated scorching earth
There are many things that are OK with Moebius, and you can do Special Summon! !
Flames are unlucky in Yu-Gi-Oh, you clearly understand
Even this is better than Diabolos

With the advent of Pendulum, it's not uncommon for opponents to have 3 or more Spells/Traps on their field, but even so, it's a no-brainer to use this top-notch card and cut 3 GYs. .
Special Summon There are many accidental factors such as being unable to do it, and unfortunately it is not worth adopting.

The effect can only be activated by Tribute Summon, but since he can't Special Summon, it's more dangerous than normal monsters. If you have a good GY, you can wipe out Spells and Traps, and since you can remove any number of cards, it's easy to aim for a combo with 《Laval Cannon》. However, considering Tribute Summon's effort, it's a little tough to put this card in "Laval", and it's a card that gives the impression of being underpowered in the current environment.

In some ways, this card is also a Fire Monarch.
It would be nice to be able to get an advantage just by summoning,
It is a tough place that it can not be activated much unless GY is fertilized to some extent.
It is also difficult to say that Special Summon is impossible.

Emperor Monarch of Evil Flame. Good effect and good name and good he smells like Monarch.
However, the Tribute Summon compulsion that cannot be shortcut is quite heavy.
If the effect doesn't have a cost, it can't be used, and the way it rots in the early stages is strange. The RBI was unreliable after entering the field, and I wanted you to work a little harder if it was a signboard...

Pseudo big storm when it came out. It has a removal effect, which is rare for Pyro.
Even so, at the point of Pyro that cannot Special Summon
When it comes to excluding FIRE, it's Laval, but 《Dustflame Blast》k.

Also, I wanted 100 ATK.
Although the effect is not very strong, it can be said that it is quite good as a combo with exclusion.
Other flames tend to take precedence, but...

He seems to have a low ATK for a superlative monster that is bound to not be able to use Special Summon.
I feel outdated in various places such as level 9 that does not support trade-in.

A card that causes an accident if it comes early due to its effect.
Moreover, his ATK is subtle.
If GY is fat, he can make his Spell Trap even more.
This is a nice effect.
Well, this deck of him has a burn effect, level 3 or less
He who wins is a deck, so the person who uses
How to deal with his Spell Trap removal with two Tributes.