Number 72: Shogi Rook →Used Deck

Vampire Sheridan? Strong, isn't it? I don't think there's a gap between the beginning, the middle, and the end. But...I won't lose.
Eh~, I want to show everyone my duel where the eczy and xyz materials are lively.
(Two removal isn't bad, but being unusable without a set card is awkward. Also, he wanted ATK to be 2800.)

In the manga Zexal, an X monster that is one of the ace-ranked and numbered monsters of the "Line Monsters" used by Hishakaku, the second assassin after Evillord.
Was it sent to Keima, or is he to avoid the machine's overruns? He's not a beast warrior at all, but he's also a monster set in Beast-Warrior.
Its effect is to consume 2 X materials, which is the same as the number of materials required to X summon itself, and destroy the opponent's front and back cards one by one. , Although it is a monster with a rook motif, it can also destroy rearguard cards that are not on a straight line.
The hit point is so-so, and the disadvantage of halving all battle damage inflicted on the opponent on the turn it is activated is that it delays the acquisition of LP, but if it is activated in main phase 2 or just for the purpose of turning over, it will be a big shackle. It will be less.
However, there are many competitors with similar effects at rank 6X, which is not easy to put out, and monsters can only be selected face-up, and Spell Trap can only be selected for destruction with face-down, especially when it is already face-up. Not being able to destroy the back-line cards that exist greatly reduces the value of back-stripping, and creates situations where the activation itself is impossible.
Currently, the evaluation is completely reversed from the Tomahawk used by Evil Luder, and it will be prioritized unless it is used to make use of its own race or an effect referring to "Line Monster" is created in the future. is difficult.
Along with K-Hose and Spearwheel, not only are the races and attributes unified, but the common character string "Line Monster", which was originally unnecessary, was left in the card name, so one day he will be an Ultra like Machina. I just wish I had a C.
X monsters also have a trick called "multiple X summons", which is suitable for customizing shogi pieces to "form".

It's a shogi motif, so when it came out in the 10th season, I think it would have inherited the position-related effects from the manga.
Both the front and back can be destroyed, but conversely, the effect cannot be activated without both the front and back.
Moreover, his Spell/Trap that destroys it is limited to the set, so there is a possibility that he will step on it as soon as he puts it out.
It's not that strong, but it's absurdly prudent to use two materials and halve the damage.
Since he has a gauntlet that specializes in destroying monsters, he wants to take advantage of the fact that he can destroy spells and traps at the same time, but honestly, I have the impression that he is poor in dexterity.

You can aim to remove multiple copies of monsters and face down, but compared to the past, the adoption rate of set cards has been declining, and even if they are used, most of them are counters and flicches, and face down removal is unfolding. what you want to do before
It's limited to monsters, but if it's multiple removal, there is a gauntlet.
If it comes with the bonus of halving battles damage, I think it's hard to say that the performance is worth the weight of rank 6.

Appeared as an appendix card for the manga version ZEXAL Volume 5.
A Rank 6 Xyz Monster that can be Xyz Summoned with loose conditions. The effect has the effect of removing his Spell / Trap card set with the opponent's monster. However, it has the disadvantage of halving battles damage.
Rank 6 Xyz Monsters, which can be Xyz summoned under loose conditions, have many rivals, such as Tremys, which can remove only one copy but has no bounce or demerit effects, so use this one according to the number of removals. I have no choice.

Rank 6 that can remove the opponent's face-up monster and his Spell/Trap set.
Although there is a limit of half battle damage, it is the only existence among rank 6 that can remove 2 cards including the opponent's Spell / Trap.

The effect isn't bad, but considering that it's Rank 6, it's not enough. To be honest, one X material would have been enough to remove, and the demerit wouldn't have been necessary. Face-down removal is also something I want to do before playing this guy. If it was a selection formula of destroying 2 monsters or 2 spells/traps, it would have balanced the disadvantages of 2 X materials and half the battles damage.

A "rook" that can be placed in shogi and has strength and usability that makes it a perfect match for "Kaku".
It is said that certain defeat awaits those who have lost their "rook" and "horn".
When I heard the line, I thought it was a 《Bakudoso》type, but it was a general-purpose set destruction.
The effect is not bad, and it cannot be said that it is easy to use. half the battle damage
This is the case with tight restrictions.
Moreover, speaking of rank 6 Tremis M7, Atumus, Streak Bounzer and
Only high-spec cards such as Gunshoe. The only thing he can live with is...

An effect that can destroy both monsters and Spell Trap cards. It's slightly different in usability from Gauntlet Launcher and Tremis M7, but it's still a little difficult to use because it can't be activated without both a monster and a Spell Trap. The demerit effect of the latter half is also regrettable. It's not bad at all, but it's a delicate place whether it can be prioritized over "Gauntlet" and "Tremis".

No. was set to haunt the duelist, wasn't it?
If a guy with a position deck wants to put out a number (a number that matches his deck), it would have been nice to use this as a position effect. Well, I don't use position, so this effect is fine. I thought it was rank 7 at first.

How long have you been waiting for the day when 72 will come...
The effect is effectively a one-time effect, but it's hard to destroy two copies. However, it hurts that the cards that can be destroyed are limited.
ATK isn't that high either, so it's easy to lose power.
As for the demerit effects, other than not being able to deal a large amount of damage to the opponent and the calculation being troublesome, there are no problems...
The comic version effect has no effect on card position, making it easier to use, but the material consumption has increased. Long and short?
In a word, "Ku"

If you use it, it's almost a no-cost 2-card destruction effect, but is half the damage a bit painful in the sense of a one-kill?
And this effect is not a rook but a completely incense wheel Thank you very much

You can't solve beast warriors with a rook. Also, the rook can move sideways, so this is more of an incense wheel.
Being able to split back and destroy monsters at the same time is not weak in itself. I'm sure he's just stuck with a bounce demon that can collect GY and a rocket punch that destroys everything. If not only the set but also the front side could be destroyed, the evaluation would have changed slightly...
I think it's a good card as long as you look at the exquisite condition of the disadvantages...

What exactly was the position effect?
Even if it has a disadvantage, it's not like a card that splits two cards in one turn is weak...
Even if it is issued to a rank with gauntlets and tremis.
If this guy was Rank 5 or 7, I wonder if I could have seen a slightly different horizon...

The effect is slightly inferior to other rank 6, but it is normally strong to split two.
If you use two materials, I feel that there is no disadvantage.
By the way, I wonder if this guy's bomb plan was useless.

Isn't it a line bump... I thought that a line reference monster would come after a long time, but I wonder if they want to treat it as black history.
With two materials, a face-up monster and a face-down card, the damage is halved, but the performance isn't bad.
But it hurts that I made a mistake in the rank that sells fights...
Rank 6 has Tremys, a bounce that is stronger than destruction, and a gauntlet that can remove monsters twice,
It's a little hard to think of playing this to get rid of prone.
Luckily, in Brotherhood of the Fire Fist, you can get around the pump-ups and restrictions that come your way...

Why is it irrelevant to a certain idol of 765 Pro!
If you think about it simply, it's a card worthy of the weight of being able to get 2 ads... but the other rank 6s are too good and the shadow is faint.
Furthermore, the demerit effect drags down even if you try to expand from the open field and aim for one kill
Overall, it is a piece in which the place (rank) of birth was wrong.

Recommended for those who like solitaire because they can use up two materials at rank 6.
"Ku"