Thor, Lord of the Aesir →Used Deck

A monster once called "his mightiest Lord of the Aesir", or not, thanks to the unfolding power of the Nordic Beasts
ATK is 3500, which is inferior to Odin, but still quite high.
Its activation effect allows you to attack while blocking the effects of your opponent's monsters. It can be used as a countermeasure against monsters with troublesome permanent effects, and this point can be said to be excellent among "Nordic". If it appears in the 10th period or later, it can be used even in the opponent's turn. . .
The additional effect of the self-resurrection effect is burn, and it is less likely to rot, but the only regret is that it cannot be added.

Blessed pectoral muscles to a goddamn waist. I wonder if it feels like becoming a gravure idol or Barbatos.
Nordic Beasts are somewhat better than the rest of Nordic thanks to some very good monsters such as Tangnjost and Gullfaxi. Thor is no exception to this rule, and on top of being easy to use, it's easy to use thanks to self-resurrection, which is a monster effect negate that is easy to handle in modern times. 800 bahn is a bonus.

As everyone says, Nordic Beasts are easy to use, so it's easy to use even in Lord of the Aesir.
It's also a tailwind that the negate effect has more opportunities to make use of it than in the past.
Instead, the effect during self-regeneration is subtle, but since the number of removals other than destruction has increased, it's no longer an effect that can be used as a hit, so there's not that much of a difference.

Gullfaxi is relatively weak among Nordic monsters, so this card is also relatively easy to play in Lord of the Aesir. The monster effect negate is also strong against resistance, and the 800 burn at Special Summon can't be taken aback. If EARTH support and Nordic Beasts tuners increase, I think the evaluation will go up even more.

An S monster that is one of the "Three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World" that appeared in the anime 5D's.
The accompanying effect during self-revival is effect damage, which is a lonely thing that is not admirable compared to other Lord of the Aesirs, but it is a Lord of the Aesir with a strong overall negate that is strong enough to hit and various resistances.
Overall negate has no cost, but considering the existence of Master Veil, it's a bit disappointing to think that if it were now, it would probably have been an effect that could be used during the opponent's turn.
Nordic Beasts has a decent lineup of his Nordic, but the only tuner, Gullfaxi, has minimal fighting ability, and although he can deal with Tangnjost's effects, the effect is synchronized with the opponent. It only has self-SS effects with low versatility that depend on it.
In other words, if it's not a Thor-specific build, he's not a card to put in a deck, so if the Nordic Beasts tuner has a guaranteed level card in his Nordic deck, it will shine even more. It is a card that should be.
PS: Season 11 introduced Grimbrusti, a new Nordic Beasts tuner with excellent abilities.
Even with this, I don't think it's enough to overturn the current situation where the evaluation when compared to Odin has reversed from when it first appeared, but it's definitely a tailwind for this monster.

Among the Lord of the Aesir, the effect is the most plain, and it is better than no effect when revived.
However, the effect of negate the monster effect that can only be used on your own turn, which was sober with 3500 RBI, has increased in useful cases because of the increase in figurines.
Nordic Beasts, who are closely related to him among the overly peculiar Nordics, have a steady movement, so they are the easiest to get out of Lord of the Aesir.
His evaluation is based on how easy it is to play, and this card tells us that ease of playing is an important factor.
But for some reason, new Nordics are made regularly, but Nordic Beasts don't increase, so it's a card that can be said to be unlucky.

One of the three Lords of the Aesir. Mr. Ng.
The material specification is a tuner, and it is heavy with a total of three requests.
However, Nordic Beasts is not difficult to summon as he is easy to handle even within the Nordic category and with his increased Nordic/God support in BACH.
In addition to 3500 RBI, it has high combat power due to negate the effects of all the opponent's monsters. The strongest god of war in Norse mythology is not Date.
The anime version negates one of the opponent's monsters and copies its effect, and at the time of its appearance, I regretted that it was changed. is increasing.
800 burns when self-revive, so modest among Lord of the Aesir. However, Lord of the Aesir's self-resurrection is highly dependent on the other party, and now it smells like a bonus, so there isn't much of a difference.
Although the hit point is slightly lower than Odin, there are cases where negate conversion is reliable, so if you operate Lord of the Aesir, I would like to adopt this as well.

Due to the excellence of Nordic Beasts (or rather Tangnost), it is the easiest to get out of Lord of the Aesir.
The effect is also useful enough to easily crush troublesome wall monsters that are resistant to destruction.

Easiest to spawn in Lord of the Aesir.
It is quite strong because it can be crushed unilaterally with destruction resistance.
800 burns are not stupid.
However, it is weak against most removal spells, so we have to make up for it.

Easy to spawn in Lord of the Aesir.
Nordic Beasts have excellent movement, so they can be summoned surprisingly easily.
The effect negate is less useful, but still powerful. Arc Knight's destruction resistance can be negate! Is it strong if you think about it?
please do something about loincloth

Is this for real? Your head is too small compared to your body...
His abilities aren't that outstanding, but he's good at Nordic Beasts, so he's the easiest in Lord of the Aesir.
Recently, the number of monsters with resistance has increased, so the turn to negate the effect has also increased.
Since he is a beast warrior, he can also support with Fire Formation.
Instead, the self-regeneration effect is the most plain among Lord of the Aesir. It's the same with his other Lord of the Aesir that the value of this effect itself has faded...
If I pin Gulfaxi, I'll be able to travel to his other Decks.

Summoning is not that difficult as it can be summoned with Tanglisni Token x 2 + Gullfaxi.
Gullfaxi, which has a resurrection cost, is also easy to use, and I think it's the most reliable synchro target when building a Nordic Deck.
The negate effect is strong against hard cracks and mae strokes. I think there are many situations where it is useful.

A middle-aged man with a gleaming navel look with bare legs panchira. Mokomoko treated all over the body is squid now.
The materials Nordic Beasts have excellent specs, except for Gull-something, so it's surprisingly easy to get. The effect is also excellent, and the 800 burn at the time of resurrection is plainly powerful. However, there are relatively few scenes where the negate effect is active.
Strangely, the status is all the same as 《Gaia Drake, the Universal Force》.

It's pretty easy to come out, so it's a good performance as a trump card for romance.
It only resists destruction, but it's still pretty effective.

The animation effect was terrible, but when it was weakened like this...
However, the dedicated tuner Gullfaxi and other Nordic Beasts are quite easy to use, and they are very easy to put out and handle.
His individual specs aren't as good as Loki or Odin, but thanks to his ease of use and excellent themes, he's the most dependable when teaming up with Lord of the Aesir.
Bouncing away is intended to be a pre-established harmony, and it doesn't change in any of his decks. The value of negate effects is increasing, so I'll try my best to be called a fan deck.

It can't be helped because it's KONMAI that's not God.
Nordic Beasts are all excellent children, and Beasts have a lot of support, so it's easy to put out.
As for the effects it has, you can think of it as being able to crush other dimension ♀, Recruiter, and Catastle.
I can't give more points than that...

Lord of the Aesir, who is not a god, but has a noticeable weakening.
It's hard to say that he's weak, but being a beast warrior doesn't make sense...

Thor, the strongest god in Norse mythology. Among the three Lords of the Aesir, he is the easiest to use alone.
The negate effect is an excellent effect that unilaterally pulverizes resistant Arknights and Dragosacs. High hit points are also useful for defeating Fang King and Star Dragon, so it is a god that is advantageous to monsters that are resistant to resistance.
However, in the current environment, it has almost no resistance to the mainstream removal, so let's summon it carefully. Long live the three Lords of the Aesir!

Thunder pile!
Synchronization is easy. The Nordic Beasts are excellent,
search, easy to recruit
There is a tangnoost. for the tuner
Gullfaxi and Vanadis are there.
The effect is negated by the recently released Beelze and
Ark Knight, Mae Stroke, etc.
Because I can beat the resistance with this ATK 3500
Isn't it fine? Synchronize with Nordic Beasts
Unlike Loki, it's easier to revive because you can,
The easiest to use among the three Lords of the Aesir in the Star World.
However, the monster effect of the opponent's turn,
No resistance to Spell Trap
Not a good card. Lord of the Aesir to all
I can say.

Lord of the Aesir is all good

An interesting card that you have to build a special deck for. Thanks to the excellent Nordic Beasts who become synchro primes. It's just weak against bounces and exclusions...
Card please to prevent KONAMI from bouncing! !