Majestic Star Dragon →Used Deck

It's strong if you can put it out on your opponent's turn, but it's difficult to use because you leave work on time. If you have Skidre, you won't be able to go home, and the suppression effect won't be disturbed, and you can tie the opponent, so it's a good match.
It can copy the effect of an opponent's monster, but in fact it is a rare effect that copies only the effect without copying the name, so it can defeat the same name turn 1. Let's send it and use the same name turn 1 many times.
I can think of an interesting operation with a pretty ridiculous effect, but there are too many essential parts and it is difficult to operate.

Comprehensive evaluation: A trump card-like monster that can be easily drawn from 《Stardust Synchron》.
Search for "Arrive in Light" over there, place "Converging Wills Dragon" on top of his deck with its effect, and Synchro Summon "Stardust Dragon" with a Level 4 monster to get this card.
Negating and copying a single monster is tricky, but if the opponent's monster has an effect that raises her ATK, you can aim for a kill.
Furthermore, since 《Arrive in Light》does not return to the Extra Deck, it is easier to negate and remove it during the opponent's turn.
《Shooting Majestic Star Dragon》is better in some cases, but this one is superior in terms of being able to use stolen effects.
A card that is easy to play as a support and compensates for its drawbacks, but is also quite powerful.

Compared to before, it's much easier to use than before, because it's easier to call the Messiah Dragon (), and you won't be able to return home in the trail of light coming.
Also, if Assault has his Synchron in his GY, he can immediately call back the released guy and put pressure on the opponent again.
…But if you can get this guy out, you can almost always get a shooting Majestic (if you can get it with 1+10, it’s easier to get out there), so if you ask me if I’ll use it in the end…

It's heavy with a tuner +1 for the specified synchro, and the dedicated tuner is not flexible, and despite that, it's the worst card that has the same conditions as contact fusion.
There are plenty of guys with negate or removal that are easier.

Hmm, hard to use. The material specification is quite limited, and he is a Stardust Dragon, but the Messiah Dragon is undoubtedly an industrial waste class card, so it is difficult to put out. The main effect itself is awesome, but if you want something similar, you can do it with Starve Venom. Even with 3800 RBIs, it doesn't become a wall because of the effect of returning to Extra in the End Phase...

It's too cruel to ruin it by returning to the end phase even though it has various unattractive effects.
Also, his Majestic Dragon, a dedicated tuner, is also a garbage cause of the accident, which hurts

A monster with a cool design and animation.
However, it is ruined by the essential performance.
In addition to the RBI of 3800, it has two types of negate effects, and has high breakthrough power.
However, the copy effect is highly dependent on the other party, and the negate change + total removal that is activated after release does not return as it is, unlike other star derivatives.
And even if you don't do anything, it will return to the forced stand at the end.
The poor engagement is a noticeable effect, but in addition to that, it is also a problem that it requires a heavy material specification, and it takes time and effort to incorporate Majestic, which has limited uses.
As mentioned above, it's a strong effect that is easily affected by the situation, so it's hard to say that it's a card that fits the bill.
After more than 10 years, a new Majestic finally appeared, and although it became much easier to operate as it became possible to aim for maintenance, considering the performance of the shooting Majestic that appeared at the same time, it was forced into an even tougher position. I can't help but feel like I'm in the middle of the day.
However, it can be summoned in ways other than S summons, so if you want to use non-regular summons such as Yabu Snake or Shadow Impulse, you may want to try using it.

A card that can be chained to the opponent's effect to clear the opponent's field. If it can be maintained, it boasts tremendous control power, but it has a fatal drawback that it returns to the Extra Deck at the end phase. Also, 《Majestic Dragon》+ Stardust/Dragon + Monsters other than Tuner are required as materials, which is very heavy. Since it's troublesome to use it as a regular summon and you can't expect much of a return, it's still a better way to use 《Shadow Impulse》to pull it out. It would have been a little better if at least 《Majestic Dragon》+ Stardust Dragon could be played.

The red dragon's power (^ ^) effect is excellent, but the difficulty is that the tuner is difficult to use.In the 5ds, it played an active role in the fight against Earthbound Immortal, but since the appearance of Shuster, the turn has disappeared.Even in WRGP, there are three Lord of I was personally happy to be back in the battle with the Aesir for the first time in a while.

Effect negate by releasing Stardust series purveyor himself
All kinds of effects can be negate
And destroying all cards on the opponent's field
Vulgar...
The strength of being able to negate monster effects without releasing them and then use them as your own effects
The effect of releasing yourself to Special Summon Stardust is... it's at the end, so it can't be used for a sacrifice escape.
The RBI that a half-baked monster of 3800 can't break through, negates all kinds of effects and clears the opponent's ground.
I can't use a dedicated tuner... I can't... I can get Stardust and level 1 monsters... but even if I'm LIGHT, using Honest will trade off...
You can use 《Level Eater》to use levels other than 1, or you can use 《Cherry Inmato》and other low-level monsters that have a good place to stay, and use a special tuner like Normal Summon...
It is also worth noting that the dedicated tuner supports "One for One"
《Sage with Eyes of Blue》I want to make good use of it.

The effect is strong, but it's difficult to put out, and it might be more realistic to put out with impulse from 10, which is relatively easy to put out with a Dragon Deck around Dragion.

The effect itself is extremely powerful. His ATK of 3800 is also perfect. However, other than that, it pulls your feet to the point of being catastrophic. The helpless weakness of the dedicated tuner. Moreover, since it is a level 1 tuner, you have to prepare another level 1 monster for normal use, making it difficult to build a deck. And, even though you've summoned them up to that point, due to the effect of this card, if you leave the field in one turn, it's too hard to get all of them together. Unlike 《Majestic Red Dragon》, for better or worse, it has a strong “Stardust Dragon”-like defensive element, and it tends to rely on the opponent, making it quite tough.

One of the cards that first appeared as a holographic...
the effect itself is very strong
With this crazy effect, I agree with this demerit
The biggest problem is that the material is tied up + Majestic Dragon has no versatility

A monster with a strong effect when placed on the field, although it is difficult to use materials.
However, it hurts to return to the Extra Deck during the End Phase...
I thought it was, but he is a star in GY, if Necrovalley is on the field
Saying you don't have to go back to the extra deck
Ruling that pseudo-stay force is possible is discovered
It's a card game where you never know what's going to happen

My personal rating is 1.
The material is tough and the first half has a strong effect, but it's just the first half. The second half is astonishing.
Even if you release it, it will not come back like Stada, and he will return to the deck at the end phase.
It should still be used as a fan.

With the appearance of Shooting Star in the anime, it feels like the turn has been taken.
It hurts that the tuner is specified, it will be a hard time to put it out.
The effect of completely destroying the opponent's cards will also involve you like Black Rose, and you won't be able to revive.
I wonder if it has become a standing position for the fan Deck.
And this treatment of Yusei hen 3...

The first half of the effect looks strong, but even if you use it, this card won't come back, so it's just a waste of time...
At the very least, I would have liked to have been able to resurrect Stardust or, even if that didn't work, deal damage for each card destroyed.

I want to build this deck!

NG word: Meteor dragon, okay?
It made me cry that the billboard monster that was Holo was treated as a failure in Yusei Arc 3...
Majestic Demon can almost certainly deal 4000 damage, but this is Buster's effect + Bumpa, but Buster's resurrection is gone...
Putting aside the maintenance of the one-turn limit common to Majestic, it would still be nice if it could be revived...

His Stardust evolved with the power of a red dragon. In the anime, he crushed the opponent's trump cards one after another with his overwhelming ability, but...
The tuner binding is fatal, and the usability of his Majestic Dragon, which is the tuner, is quite bad. In this part, it is greatly inferior to the shooting that corresponds to all level 1 tuners via the formula. With the new Master Rules, it might be easier for him to use this one, which doesn't require a Link Monster, but...
The entire destruction of the eyeball also loses this card itself, and the effect copy depends on the opponent. Therefore, even though Stardust will return, it will require iron will and steel strength to decide this turn.
Finally, his Majestic also has Majestic demons with better finishing effects. I'm in a very difficult position, but if there is love...?

Summoning restrictions are difficult, but the effect is very flashy monster.
Her work in anime is also attractive.
Axel Synchro's Shooting Star would be a paired monster.
Over there, you should make full use of continuous attacks, and here, you should adopt a tactic that utilizes the opponent's effects.