Ancient Pixie Dragon →Used Deck

DARK/Dragon, so honorary Red/Archfiend.
It can be used even under restrictions such as 《Crimson Resonator》, and can be used as a relay point for synchros.

It tends to be compared to the forbidden Pure Breed, but when it is alone, it is far stronger than the Pure Breed.
Using Field Spells, he works well in decks, especially with his Ojama. Offense and defense can be reversed in country.

The Ancient Fairy Dragon in the form of a duel dragon that is not a banned card.
The effect is 1 draw when a Field Spell is activated on your turn, and if there is a Face-up Field Spell on either field, attack position monsters on the front side of the field with no cost activation effects during the main phase of each turn. It has two effects that give you a safe and consistent advantage associated with Field Spells, single removal of one target.
Field Spells aren't meant to be replaced very often, and you don't put that many in your Deck in the first place. It can be said that it is suitable for
As for the latter half of the effect, if it were now, it would be nice to have an all-purpose single-target removal or non-destruction removal effect during the opponent's turn, but considering that it's an effect that can be used for free, it's not bad at all.
It has a high defensive power of 3000, just like the original Ancient, but it doesn't have an effect that puts pressure on the opponent's turn, and it feels like it can't be helped if it's just used to eliminate a single monster, so it can't be helped. Let's move on to the next stage where it's like a draw + 1 removal if possible.

good card.
Performance that is more aggressive than the banned main family. The effects related to Field Spells have not changed, but he is strong in that he can draw 1 from the deck and destroy face-up monsters.
There are concerns about resistance, but the fact that it has 3000 defense is also good.

It's reasonably good as an ad earner, but tends to be overtaken by other level 7 synchro rivals
After all, it is a prohibited card and it pales in comparison to the original solitaire parts

The manga version of the eel, the ancient, and the background is beautiful because of the way the background shines with Cyclaire processing.
It has the same field effect as the original, and it is an effect that makes it easier to earn simple ads compared to the solitaire-like over there. It has an excellent effect of reducing the consumption of Field Spells when replacing them, and his deck, which is mainly synchronized and uses fields, can be expected to play an active role.
However, it is not suitable for attackers, and in the same level range, many rivals such as Moon Flower Dragon and Clear Wing, which can be active alone and can interfere in the opponent's turn, tend to be pushed.
However, the only advantage of this card is that it is the only unbound Level 7 Dark Dragon S that can lead to a powerful Red Archfiend derivative.
Although the usage is slightly different, I feel the times when I see that it is said to be much stronger than the original.

At the time, it was said to be stronger than the main family, although its nature was different, but I never dreamed that the main family would be banned...
Compared to those with strong combos, it is very easy to do, and if you activate Field Spell, you can do 1 draw + monster removal.
It's simply a strong effect, but it's just the same status as the original, so it's a shame that it's a little unsatisfactory to attack.

A Level 7 Synchro that can draw 1 card by activating a Field Spell on your turn, and can eliminate Attack Position monsters if a Field Spell exists.
Using Field Spell, he works well with decks and can be used as a draw source/no cost removal agent.
There are no material restrictions, and the defense power is as high as 3000. 《Ojama Country》can switch offense and defense.

Cartoon eel.
Unlike the main family, which was said to be a dragon of other power, it has a destructive effect.
Due to its nature, it relies on a Field Spell, but depending on the timing, you can also gain a clear advantage of 1 draw by activating it.
However, since its status is still more defensive, it often plays a supporting role for other monsters in battle along with its effects.

If that one is a one-kill eel with the power of others, then this one should be called an explosive ad Vampire eel.
By lining up with that, if you have a Field Spell, you can earn an explosive ad of 1000 recovery 1 removal 1 draw every turn. Both of them have high defensive power and are good in the field, so it's quite a thing.
However, if you have two 7 stars, Tsukihana will be there, and above all, it's a problem that it's stronger to harass with sucks and eyeballs than to earn a little ad every turn with monsters that don't have resistance.
Even if you think about using him alone, there is more work for Tariki Hongan Ryu because he can be a one-kill companion.
What a nasty monster.

Monsters you might find in the Vampire Deck!
With Duke and Zonkyari, the synergy of drawing 1 when the Monarch nation is activated and destroying 1 card on the field might be good...? There's nothing more annoying than staying here.

An eel that can't reach the point where the hit point and effect are itchy
No, there's no doubt that it's strong, but...it's only a wall if it's on its own.

Without Field Spell it's just vanilla, but with it you get 1 removal per turn.
Furthermore, if the field is activated, it will draw 1, which is an excellent effect.
A Deck that uses a lot of Field Spells and is easy to aim for ☆7 Synchro would be a candidate for adoption.

Personally, I highly evaluate it because it can compete with 101 and Enmaryu, which are popular among my family recently. The effect is not bad as it destroys face-up monsters, and one draw if Field Spell is activated.

If you have a Field Spell, you can use removal effects. You can do things like Ghostrick where Alucard destroys a set card and this card removes Attack Position.

This card is both a meta to the Field Spell Deck and a strong support card. Although it is only a face-up Attack Position monster, it is naturally excellent to be able to remove it at no cost, and the draw effect can be activated very easily. It's just a little disappointing that it's an ATK that will be processed by "Black Corn".

Other power application eel darkness fall.
More aggressive than eels, but useless without Field Spells.
ok as an option
The attack name is "Fairy Tail" and the effect name is "Sacred Site of Forest Funeral".

I won't let you call me another power dragon. The ability to draw 1 card just by activating a Field Spell is very powerful... but since Field Spell cannot be hit repeatedly due to its nature, it would be nice to be able to draw 1 card. What I want to aim for is the removal effect. There are various restrictions such as only Attack Position monsters and Field Spells, but being able to activate effects almost every turn at no cost is extremely powerful. It's pretty scary to have 3000 defense while dealing with the opponent's monsters after the fact. The original Enshen and Fairy are also excellent cards, so if you use Field Spell and have a synchro gimmick, I definitely want to include one.

A dueling dragon that is OCGed one after another. In the case of this guy, it is a monster that is paired with a power tool that can be drawn when activated on the field, and it is strong that you can get an ad just by activating the field. Of course, the removal effect is delicious, but it's plain strong that you can apply it to yourself. Goes well with the front Ancient and works well with Dark 7

It's nice because you can draw a lot according to the power tool.
Field Spell Destruction ad just by being there. It's nice to be able to do additional draws with power tools with confidence.
I'm happy just to be able to destroy it.

The form of an Ancient Fairy Dragon that has fallen into darkness.
The difference is that when his Field Spell is destroyed, it destroys monsters and draws when activated.
If you have a deck that uses a lot of Field Spells, depending on the situation, you can use it properly with Ancient Fairy Dragon.

An eel that can't be left to others.
You can expect to destroy monsters just by having Field Spell, and you can expect 1 draw by activating it!
At first glance, he seems to be compatible with Dragunity, but since he's level 7, there's no chance for him to appear in Dragunity!

Back Ancient Fairy, this one is more aggressive than the front.
One draw is delicious just by pasting the field.
It also has removal following it, and although it has a low hit point, it has the ability to counterattack.
It might be possible to put it on defense and put it on the wall to put pressure on the opponent.
If it's a Deck that uses Synchro based on Field Spell, it's definitely a card I'd like to put out.
Gear Town and Mist Valley are recommended, but beware of Black Corn.

A card that can be used in any deck that has a Field Spell
A good card for draw effects and destruction effects and for earning ads
From the above point of view, personally (I don't use Gimme Pape nor he Chronomaly) the number one winning card in PP now
However, the drawback is that the range of the destructive effect is slightly narrow.
but strong enough

Monsters with more aggressive effects than normal Ancients, Field Spells attached to add, and even destroy, and have terrifying effects. May be strong when combined with Sin

A darkened eel. Dueling Dragon No. 2.
This one clearly says to use the field and do your best, and the two effects are completed beautifully.
A card of a level that can definitely be a candidate as a general-purpose level 7 deck in a Field Spell-based deck.
It's so easy to use that I wonder what the original recovery + subtle opponent field meta was.
With a Kamikaze Deck that specializes in Level 7 Synchro with self-bounce, even though the attributes are different, you can expect even more rampage.

It's much stronger than the original Tariki Hongan Ryu...
This is 1 add just by activating the Field Spell, and the trigger is very loose and has a destructive effect, which is an excellent effect. Decks that use Field Spells are a must-have. Honestly, I think it's because of this guy that Synchro Dark World has one chance to regain power...

Duel Dragon is once again OCG.
During normal times, Kamikaze Tengu only got a lot of attention, but this one gains extra by activating Field Spells, and on top of that, it also has removal, making it more aggressive than some eels.
If Field Spell is the main axis, I think it's good as an option that can be used on par with Akanai and Buraro...

One of the dueling dragons that appear in the manga version. Unlike the anime, this one is covered in evil, so he is DARK. With Field Spell, it is the same as the original Ancient that shows its true value, but this one is relatively aggressive with draw & monster destruction against the defensive effect of his LP recovery over there. However, the monsters that can be destroyed are limited to the attack position on the front side, so the range that can be destroyed is narrow. However, if his deck makes heavy use of Field Spells, I think it could be considered.