Vylon Omega →Used Deck

Boasts a very high RBI, suppression without field turn 1 and very high specs. It may look hard to find, but if you use the relatively versatile 《Vylon Epsilon》and 《Vylon Delta》, it's not that difficult to get the materials. And since you can catch her Vylon S monster that was made into S material by your own effect, at least 1 interference is guaranteed. So far so good.
The problem is that there are too many competitors. 《Borreload Savage Dragon》and 《Baronne de Fleur》are particularly strong opponents. She has the same level as the Baroness, and her summoning difficulty is easier. The Borrel S has a unique character as if it were aimed at equipment and suppression, and it also comes with an RBI increase, so it has higher firepower than Omega. Furthermore, she was blocked by 《Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon》and 《Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Abyss》, which can be played via Vylon S monsters in a similar route. It is literally a four-faced song.
If you really want to use it, you want to collect another piece of equipment and aim for 2 or more interference. You can fight if you take advantage of the part that can interfere with 2 or more even with a single horse. If you're on your own, you won't be defeated by Lavago's gold balls, and you can further increase your control with Kaiser Colosseum.

When Vylon was still a good person. Luckily, he had already merged with Noelia, who had been eroded by Steelswarm, and his body was taken over in no time and he fell into darkness.
Although its summoning conditions are heavy, in addition to the monster negate, which has no turn 1 limit, Tetra gives resistance, and there is an increase in compatible cards such as 《Therion King Regulus》. If you can get it out, it's quite difficult to break through with a high RBI, so you can say that he is a monster that can be said to be Vylon's trump card. In fact, at overseas tournaments, he was often seen winning prizes with his Deck based on this card until Spright came.

A level 10 double tuning monster that appeared after Scar Red, this one is exclusive to Vylon due to the material specification. Vylon's non-tuner is only level 4 other than Synchro, so he's a bit difficult to get out with Vylon alone.
As for general removal, Special Summon is currently the mainstream environment, and it's quite rare to see a large number of normal summoned monsters, so it's almost a bonus that you can't remove such a large amount. Bring out the Tyrant!
The powerful effect is the second half, as long as this card has an equip card, you can negate monster effects as many times as you like, and it boasts a high level of control against monsters.
In addition to being able to procure equipment cards on your own, you can further strengthen it with his equipped Vylon, and you can become stronger to some extent besides monster effects.
It takes a lot of time, but it also has a powerful effect, so I think he's a suitable card for Vylon's trump card.

Vylon Level 10 Synchro.
Even though there are material restrictions, it is very powerful to be able to check the opponent's monster effects while removing all monsters that are normally summoned and equipping GY's Vylon. RBI is also enough with 3200. I want to aim for destruction resistance with Tetra and further strengthening with Prism.

The boss of Vylon, 30% of DT stories are caused by this guy.
It takes a lot of effort to specify the material for level 10 double tuning, but the effect is strong. Only the specs and the negate effect with equipment cards as the cost are the same as in the 9th term, with a very rare effect that targets normal summoned monsters. This is limited to the environment, but recently his deck has mostly 2 or 3 traps, and since he relies completely on monster effects to suppress him, if he works hard, he may become an ace that can be relied on more than before. do not have.
After all, material designation is quite heavy.

It's cool, but it's a little difficult

(´Ω｀) Vylon Synchro on the decent side. The coolest of the Vylon synchros.
Unfortunately, he doesn't have any deployment power for Vylon, so he can only put it out through Delta in photostra black and white.
Case strike axis Vylon aims at suppression by this advent.
After putting it out, you can be unrivaled by the super strong () effect, but the problem is the moment you put it out. Escape Naraku Blast Karma Shinkei Anything, everything works. Before putting out this guy, if you don't put out a truster or a notice, it's bad both mentally and ad-wise. Of course, as a weak point other than that, there is also Tsukisho Veiler, but this is not a problem. Since there is no way to prevent it, let's just give up.
After putting it out, it is hard to be hard because it has divine punishment internal organs and in some cases destruction resistance etc. To be frank, it's better not to overestimate because it's a black hole → a crack in the ground, and it's instant death or rough, and it's going to be blown away by Goethe. Let's finish it quickly
An effect that activates when summoned? Oh, you mean Tetra and Sphere!
Recently, I realized that 《Machine Duplication》can produce Spheres, not Alphas.

A large synchro that can be said to be Vylon's trump card, and the most difficult to get out. However, even with that in mind, it's a powerful effect worth playing, so I'd like to aim for a Synchro Summon with a combo of Keest and Vylon Element.
Normal Summon Monster Buppa has a lot of Xyz, so I can't expect much, but it can't be weak because it supports set monsters.
The appeal is that the second and third effects allow you to use effects that block monster effects at virtually no cost every turn. Twice as good if you can equip his Vylon, like the Vylon Prism, which grants effects to the equipped monster when equipped. A card with a different direction from his conventional Vylon that beats with Equip Spell.

I want to aim for a summon with an Element or Sphere's 《Machine Duplication》.
Normal Summon Bumpa is a level that should be decided,
What I want to pay attention to is that you can negate monster effects.
His Vylon Tuner used during Synchro + his own effect allows him to negate monster effects three times from the turn he uses it, so he boasts a high level of control.
The RBI is also high, and it can be fully utilized as Vylon's trump card.

His Vylon trump card, "The Mechanical God".
Vylon has a certain amount of deployment power, so if you devise it, it will be relatively easy to put out.
If you succeed in summoning, you can avoid destruction by Tetra's substitution effect, negate the effect of targeting by segment, and because it is ATK4200 with prism, it will be a tremendous control force combined with its own effect.
Effective countermeasures are Tsukisho, Great Storm, and Naraku God Guard at the time of summoning. I was quite troubled when I was summoned in the duel last time.

I did it, Vylon, let's do it, Vylon. You're too handsome, Omega-sama.
As expected, double tuning is quite difficult, but considering Vylon's ability to generate tuners and the support of light, angels, and machines, it shouldn't be that difficult.
It has a high ATK, complete with strangely destructive abilities, and even a semi-permanent divine punishment built in if it survives. Moreover, the illustrations are super ☆ cool. But after all, the weak point is the defense. If only I could use an equipment card as a substitute...

Double tuning part 2. NG Word: Shining Soul
Either double-tune the alpha developed with 《Machine Duplication》to epsilon,
Do you want to double-tune the Cube Stella deployed with Elements to Soldier?
The boppa effect can't be expected so much now that it's only Special Summon, but the monster effect meta is excellent.
Due to the summoning conditions, you can aim for 2 pieces of equipment from the beginning, and if you replenish once every turn, your opponent cannot use the effect properly.

Summoning difficulty suitable for Ω (laughs)
It has an effect against Steelswarm, and also has a built-in effect of Divine Retribution.
ATK is also high, there is no doubt that it is powerful.
As a drawback, the defensive power is unsatisfactory, and it depends on the equipment card.

It's a little hard to specify, but he's said to be Soth, and he's a trump card in Vylon.
The bump effect when it comes out is useful not only for annihilating Steelswarm, but also for removing set uncertainties.
The other effects are quite convenient, and it's good that you can stop it once per turn.
It is also possible to put out in one turn by utilizing the element.

Chieftain of Vylon.
He's very supportive in Hikarishinka and Valhalla, and Vylon can do quite well.
I'm invincible after that if I can get it out, so it shouldn't be a problem