Simorgh, Bird of Divinity →Used Deck

The last of the 4th season, Strak's signboard monster, and the superlative Winged Beast monster that was later extensively themed as "Simorgh" instead of Strak R not appearing.
It looks rather majestic and I like the card, but it's characteristic is the pose that somehow seems to fit within the square illustration frame.
At this time, Struk's signboard monster was either unable to Special Summon or his Special Summon monster with the condition of "only being able to", but this is a monster that can not be Special Summoned normally, and is also specified as a release that can be used for Tribute Summon. I have.
However, if it is summoned without release with "Star Blast", etc., you can ignore this, and if you use "Simorgh" support "Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh", it is easy to Tribute Summon while preserving the summoning right.
The key effect is that players who do not have a Spell Trap card on the field will continue to receive up to 1000 damage each end phase of each other, but this damage will also attack you and force your opponent to As expected, it is weak as an effect to thrust the Spell Trap card into play, and since this card itself is non-resistant and has no recovery power, it is possible to combo with Anti-Spell Fragrance, but performance is lacking in various parts. It will be difficult to place it on the main axis because it is too low.

Overall Rating: Using Simorgh support makes it easier to take advantage of the effect.
If you use 《Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh》together, his ATK will be 3000, the release will be reduced, and summoning rights will be added, so Tribute Summon is easily possible.
If your opponent doesn't use his Spell/Trap cards, you can continue to deal damage and win.
If you want to use the effect that many of the low-level Simorgh monsters have when there are no cards in the opponent's Spell/Trap zone, I would like to use a lot of removal and set sealing methods.
《Dark Simorgh》and 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》should be used together.

Special Summon Impossible and somewhat heavy card with limited release. For the time being, Death Emperor Monarch can ignore this restriction.
Generates a burn at the end of each turn, and its firepower is also high. Damage can be reduced up to the number of magic traps, and it is easy to force the opponent to act.
You can play by making cards you don't want face down and removing them. However, it can also be taken against you... You'll also want to pick your face-down removal with this card. I don't have any resistance myself, so I want a counter method in the sense of reducing my damage.
It's not a kind of effect that takes advantage for its weight, but it also depends on the opponent, so it takes a lot of time and effort to use it, giving the impression of a card for experts with a strong peculiarity.
At RIRA, he was categorized as Simorgh, but what will happen to this guy's success...

A superlative monster with Burn effect. However, if you can't maintain it, you won't get any damage, and the burn damage will be reduced just by placing a face down card. After round trip, 2000 burns is a subtle reward. Moreover, there is a restriction that Special Summon cannot be done and the release must be his WIND monster.

Special Summon is not possible and the release is limited to wind, so the only thing that can be done is a poor burn effect for this summoning condition.
As a superlative, it has no resistance on top of an incomplete RBI, so you can't expect it to be in the field, but it comes with the punchline that the method of reducing burn damage to the opponent is clearly stated in the card text.

Despite the severe summoning conditions, there is no resistance
Even if everything goes well, 2000 burns doesn't even have explosive power...

Tribute Summon's Tribute is also specified, so it's quite difficult to handle, but the burn effect is quite efficient, and although the combo is strong, you can cut his LP at once if you decide. increase.

Spell/Trap A card that damages players who do not leave a card on the field.
It is difficult to put out because it can not be Special Summon and the sacrifice monster is also specified. However, the effect is different from the Demon King with similar conditions, and you can play an active part corresponding to it.
A good use of this card would be to force your opponent to set and then remove it. It works great with the Harpie, who can do that depending on the hunting ground.
Weirdly, the two offspring of this card work well with Simorgh, so it would be interesting to use them together.

The 4th term Strucgumi is really heavy and hard to put out...
However, this guy's performance is worth the effort, and the firepower of Burn every turn is considerable.
The effect threatens to burn you if you don't set it. I don't want to set it somehow because the firepower of burn every turn is high.
It would be scary if he designed a card that Harpie would crush.

It will be the origin of Simorgh, which will be derived later, but later the progenitor Godbird ...
The first sentence common to the 4th term strike is quite painful...
However, now that the cancer-down environment is over, it's a troublesome burn, and if you lay down two cards, you can get a no-cost burn.
That said, I feel that using 《Stealth Bird》is stronger than placing cards like this leisurely...

It is difficult to use, but it is surprisingly powerful.
Hard to operate as a combo.
In terms of status, ATK is Goze class, defense is 1000, and it is characterized by being vulnerable to display changes.
Special Summon is not possible, so it is a card that shows the skill of the player.

You can't do a Special Summon, and you need 2 Wind Tributes for a Tribute Summon.
There is a slightly unsatisfactory feeling that the effect is only burn.
However, continuing to remove and bounce face-down cards has a considerably heinous effect.
Especially with this card + Lyra + 《Final Attack Orders》+ 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》
Being able to tear your opponent's Spell/Trap cards and his LP to pieces is terrifyingly strong.