Ocean Dragon Lord - Neo-Daedalus →Used Deck

In terms of single performance, it's a tremendous thing comparable to that Chaos Monarch Dragon, but the summoning conditions are a bit strict. Daedalus itself can be compromised summoned in Atlantis, but getting Neo Daedalus is even more difficult.
Funcas is essential if you use it. You will be able to copy Neo Daedalus directly, or copy the original GY and evolve it illegally.
It's been said that Strak with this card in it is pretty strong, even in the past, but this one is so hard to put out that it was destined to roll naked in a friend's card pocket. On top of being treated in such a rough manner, it is now out of print, so it has unexpected rarity value.

Effect that is still valid for a card about 20 years ago
It's obvious that this card can't be searched because it works

It is one of the earliest race/attribute-type Strak monsters, and many of them are Special Summon monsters that need to be put into play by taking special steps or not being able to Special Summon. It is a Special Summon monster that requires one monster to be released.
The named Daedalus is a superlative monster with no self-SS ability, and since it's a monster from this period, it's performance isn't worth the trouble anyway, but its effect has the same activation conditions as Daedalus, and the annihilation targets are the same. It extends to each other's hand.
It's reasonable to say that the next card on the field is the hand, but that's why it's an effect that is worth releasing from the first attack, and since it's not a destruction but a GY send, it's a monster that has an effect that triggers destruction of the opponent's hand. You don't have to worry about stepping on
Furthermore, since it's an activation effect, you can also use it with cards that copy monster effects like Funcas.
It's an old card, but "Fish Sonar", which appeared in the 11th term, blatantly avoids this monster from the search range, and how scary the first go all handicap is, it shouldn't bring a sense of stability. I think the official understands that.

Comprehensive evaluation: A powerful effect that can steal most of the opponent's resources if decided.
You can wipe out your hand and field, and if you put in a lot of things that have effects that can be used by her GY, you can move.
Since the number of cards that support 《Umi》has increased, it is easier to move, for example, 《Levia-Dragon - Daedalus》is 《Fish Sonar》, and this card is 《Atlantean Dragoons》.
However, if the opponent has a deck that can move with his GY effect, it's tough to deal with it.
Interfering with the search effect in the middle is also tough, and I want to make up for it with the target resistance of 《Dive Sea Surprise II》.

The effect is relatively strong as it is a card that takes all the cards and fields in each other's hands, and if you decide on the first turn, you can almost win the game. Considering my actions later, [Funkus] is more convenient.
Because [Funkus] is his DARK, and there are many cards in that hand that can earn GY's resources, such as Blackwing - Vayu the Emblem of Honor, so it's easy to combine with sweeps and handicap. I'm not sure if the tactics work.
If all goes well, you should be able to overrun it with a single 《Ocean Dragon Lord - Neo-Daedalus》, but...

As an early Strak billboard, it has an effect that is still valid today.
Until now, although it was strong, it was somewhat difficult to use in terms of summoning methods and access to the "sea", but recent enhancements related to the "sea" have improved usability.
A card that has the potential to increase the expected value of its success depending on the future new cards.

An evolution of Daedalus. Due to the effect of sending to GY without taking a target, it ignores destruction resistance and target resistance and returns everything including the hand to nothing.
Since it requires the specified monster from the Tribute and the sea on the field, the return is a great but difficult romantic cannon to operate. However, the next Duelist pack will bring some nasty buffs to sea-related cards. If there are more preparation methods for this card and related cards, I think it will be easier to operate than ever before, so I expect that the difficulty of building his deck based on Neo Daedalus will be considerably softened. will be It would be nice if they reprinted it, but... is that too much to ask?

In some places, it's said to be "Overkill Daedalus", but in fact, Daedalus-derived overall removal is a bonus, and the main body is Handes.
This guy's identity is that he can leave all handicap + large cards in the field on the first turn.
The point is that it's not ``5 times handicap'' but ``all handicap'', and you can use cards like 《One Day of Peace》(Normal Spell that draws 1 for both players) that you can't think of in a normal handicap Deck.
If the sea-related support cards are enriched in the future, there will be no cards.

An evolution of Daedalus that returns everything to nothing by sending the sea to his GY. It has a dynamic ability that swallows not only the field but also the hand, but since the sea is still required to activate it, the number of times it can be used is limited, and it is impossible to waste a shot, so careful play is required. . Also, since the original Daedalus must be on the field in order to summon, the difficulty of summoning is a little high.

It's demanding and heavy, but its effect is reminiscent of Chaos Monarch Dragon.
Moreover, since it does not involve itself, it is easy to gain an advantage.
However, both the card power and the cards that can activate GY have increased incomparably from the time of his appearance, so even if he succeeds in activating it, he will not be able to let his guard down. This is also where I want to be able to keep pace with his GY activation.
Daedalus is also lacking in power compared to the current era, so I think the value of handling this card has increased.

Among the signboard monsters of Strak in this era, it has a removal ability that is still valid today. It's hard to put out, but I think it's a powerful monster.

Field Spell "Sea" is used as a cost to activate the same effect as Chaos Monarch Dragon, Norlerus. So it's hard to use. It is more efficient to ignore the summoning conditions with the effect of A Wild Monster Appears! and use Special Summon to activate the effect.

It's big to get involved in your hand
A useful one among the 4th term Strok signboard monsters

It can only be played from Daedalus, but it has a powerful effect that erases cards from your hand.
With the appearance of Thunder of the Sun, you can now use it without Daedalus.
Rather, it is meaningless unless the thunderbolt has such an effect.
It's level 8, so if you can't get it out, trade it in and throw it away.

Compared to "Levia-Dragon - Daedalus" before evolution, it differs in two ways: it sends it to his GY instead of destroying it, and it also erases his hand. However, "Daedalus" itself is a superlative monster and cannot be summoned easily, so the weight of this card that needs to be released cannot be overlooked. Where to aim for romance or seek stability.

Even Daedalus is too heavy...but the effect is packed with excitement and romance that matches its weight.
Whether it's Stardust or Catastle, it's something that can be submerged without question, but I can't deny the feeling of overkill...

The card that made me fall in love with Sea Serpent.
Clears the hand/field in exchange for the sea.
Strong... but too heavy. Even Daedalus sounds sober.
Moreover, I will fall into the abyss, and the sea will disappear in a cyclone, and I will die of indignation lol

Chaos Monarch A card with a similar effect to Dragon.
Umi is different in that it costs more and cannot deal damage, but the effect of sending all cards to his GY is also effective against monsters with resistance to destruction, so it is very brutal. It may end without the other party being able to do anything.
However, it is very difficult to put out, and the drawback is that it is easily processed by a summoning reaction type trap card such as "Bottomless Trap Hole".

Daedalus super evolution. A large tsunami that swallows up to the hand.
However, considering that Daedalus itself is quite heavy and has excellent firepower, it is also a slightly overkill card.
It's cruel to expect that Daedalus will be held conveniently when you put out your best.

It's too heavy to use as one of the reversals.
Overkill to use as a finishing move.
But if you decide, you will be strong, if you decide. I hope neither the cyclone nor the abyss will come!

Mirafo can also be attacked without vigilance. strong card.

It's hard to put out, but the effect is powerful.
If you are careful against Fabled, you can deal lethal damage to your opponent.

Daedalus evolved further, this time into the Chaos Monarch Dragon.
"Send to GY" is pretty important, and it's easy to deal with his Stardust, which couldn't be done before evolution.
It's atrocious to have 2,900 powerful monsters direct direct after you've erased your hand.
But even if you don't overkill...

《Slushy》and the art of super transformation make it easier to get Daedalus,
This card can also be searched by Dragon Knight, so if you build a dedicated Deck, I think it will be much easier than before to summon it.
The effect is chaos that only you can survive.
Especially in the case of the 《Slushy》axis, Daedalus can be completely revived every turn after the blow, so after the effect activates, it should be quite advantageous.