Gladiator Beast Nerokius →Used Deck

A fusion Gladiator Beast named after the tyrant Nero.
It has a high 2800 RBI, battle destruction resistance, and an Armades effect, so if you declare an attack, you can almost certainly pass the attack and use the 2-body recruit effect.
However, the material is heavy and bare exposure is not recommended.
Fortunately, it doesn't have a name and the material itself is loose, so it can be summoned with 《Gladiator Beast United》as a surprise attack.
Others are often rivals, but can also be called from 《Gladiator Beast Tamer Editor》.
Even though it's a Link, you can do the same thing with two materials of Gladiator Beast Dragases, so I really don't recommend going barefoot.

A fusion Gladiator Beast that is the strongest in battle among the Gladiator Beasts.
First off, this card could have been rated higher if it was two-body fuse. If it's also a bat's Gladiator Beast, and if you specify his Gladiator Beast by name and fuse the two... With Gladiator Beast, you can have 3 bodies instead of unlimited.
As long as it's on the field, it's extremely strong in battle, it won't be destroyed in battle, and it won't allow the activation of card effects during this card's battle.
ATK is also high at 2800, but it's not high enough when considering 3 bodies. If it becomes 3000, it will be convenient to line up with "Gladiator Beast Heraklinos".
The effects and stats themselves are excellent enough, but it wouldn't be wrong to say that the fusion conditions (materials) cast a shadow over the evaluation of this card. I regret many things.
His Gladiator Beast Deck, which is orthodox until the 8th season, is easier to play an active part.

An overseas-born fusion Gladiator Beast that can be selected at the same time in situations where Heraklinos, Andabatae, and Domitianos can be played.
Heraclinos, who has a recruitment number of 0, and Domitianos, who has a recruit number of 1, are two of the same rank as Andabatae.
Also, since it is not destroyed in battle and does not activate any effects on the opponent until the end of the damage streak, whether it attacks or is attacked, it is easier to connect with the Recruit effect at the end of the Battle Phase than Domitianos and Andabatae.
However, since the Friche effect during the battle step is normally eaten, there are many scenes where it is not much different from a monster with no effect after all, and the ATK is a little higher, and he becomes an Esedari with just one more Gladiator Beast. You can also lose it.
Also, almost the same thing can be done later with Link 2, in other words, Dragasith, which requires one less Gladiator Beast for him, which is also a factor in lowering the rating of this monster.
The theme of the Gladiator Beast has been changed by the editor to a style in which the fusion Gladiator Beast is produced directly from the EX Deck, and the priority of his Gladiator Beast, which only works during battle, has been significantly lowered, which is also a headwind.
Personally, let alone the performance, I can't say it well, but after all, the fusion sword specifies the name of the fusion material, and I prefer the monster whose design is based on his named Gladiator Beast. I feel.

The material designation is loose with Gladiator Beast in general, but it is heavy with 3 bodies.
The main effect is that it's all about combat, which is typical of Gladiator Beast, but it's modest.
In particular, Dragasis, a late-starting Link Gladiator Beast, requires two bodies, and can do almost the same thing.
There is a difference in fusion, and you can aim to develop from 《Gladiator Beast United》, but considering that there are other high-priority Gladiator Beasts, if there is a slot, it may take precedence.

Although there is no name specification (although it may be a drawback in Alive), it is simply an add loss at the time of requesting 3 materials and summoning 2 bodies at the time of replacement. It also has effects such as combat destruction resistance and lightning effect, so it will be mainly useful in situations where you want to push damage when you are superior or when you want to tighten it down, so it is inevitable that it pales in comparison to others with removal and suppression. Moreover, it is even more disastrous because Heraclinos lost in terms of RBI.
However, unlike Heraclinos, he can be replaced with a Gladiator Beast in Deck, and it also blocks monster effects that Heraclinos can't deal with, so it's not so much a waste. Also, thanks to Edittle, it is now possible to use it easily.

A Fusion Monster made from 3 Gladiator Beasts.
Although it requires 3 materials compared to Dragasith, it has the advantage of being resistant to battle destruction and being able to prevent the activation of effects even from opponent's attacks, and being able to be released from Edittle.

Surprised by the low rating
The effect itself is not bad, but maybe because the material is heavy
When I can't go from Edittle to Herak, I want to put it out as a wall for the time being

Overseas, he seems to dislike Gladiator Beast, especially the card that tries to completely deny the recruit of sword fighting.
"Test Tiger" is excellent, but that's the denial of beatdown...
However, when you take that into consideration, this card has a better effect.
Except for the fact that it has three materials, it is upward compatible with Esedari.
It also has an appealing effect that is like a model for beatdowns that do not allow attacks to interfere. Firepower is subtle
If anything, Gladiator Beast, which doesn't have the power to deploy this card, is worse.

To be honest, this ability is tough with a three-body fusion.
ATK 1800 is fine, so I wanted you to use 2 materials.

If you have 《Onslaught of the Fire Kings》and 《Rescue Rabbit》in your hand, you can pop it out.
He's a monster who's been doing quite well in his own army, but... he's too underrated!!
I think the main 2 Gaiza Azasshiter is interesting, but... well, if it bounces, it's appropriate.

It's not bad to have a man who absolutely recruits in (1), and it's not bad that he can call two Gladiator Beasts in (2).
It's not bad at all, but the problem is that the material requires 3 bodies.
It was bad that I could get Heracleinos with almost the same material, and if I used one less material and used Vestolly, I could get Geysereth...
The former doesn't recruit, but is an excellent figurine with 3000 RBI, and the latter can deploy the same number of Gladiator Beasts as this guy after hitting while removing.
I can't think of a way to use it in Gladiator Beast unless I have specs that exceed these two bodies.

It is a new "Gladiator Beast" with loose Special Summon conditions like "Esedari". However, since there are only 3 bodies, it is much more difficult to handle than "Esedari". Unlike "Esedari", it has a recruit effect, but since only 2 bodies can be Special Summoned, 1 board ad will be lost. To be honest, there isn't much reason to call it, as the effect is rather plain for a 3-body material.

Gladiator Beast players will think about this body while making you expect from the illustration...!
At the very least, if you could increase the RBI to 2500 and make it possible to get it out with x2...!

It cannot be destroyed in battle, has an Almades effect, and is equipped with recruits equivalent to Geysereth.
At first glance, it looked like there was nothing to complain about, but the pile of three materials was still high.
A stronghold called Heraclinos stands in the way, and you will be distracted there.
In addition, Recruit's number of Gladiator Beasts has decreased, so I can't rate him much.
In addition, the abyss, torrents, and escapes that are ineffective against Heraclinos will pass through... Boo.

He's the Gladiator Beast, who was in an environmental conflict with Rylo, but I don't know what he looks like...
Rylo has definitely been strengthened, but Gladiator Beast only gets a weak card...
With this weight, I want to hit more than Heraclinos.
You can definitely get through the battle, but you will be defeated if you fall into the abyss or overpowering at the time of summoning.
He can spawn two Gladiator Beasts from the deck if the battle goes through. If there are 3 materials, I would like 3 bodies.
You can use Strawberry and something to get Geysereth and remove 2 cards, but only if the battle goes through.
It is a monster that feels unsatisfactory.

Even if a heavy card is added to Gladiator Beast...!
As a recruiter, there is a higher rank, and although it has the effect of negate during battle, it is usually too heavy and difficult to use.
I am grateful for the effect itself, but at present there are many effects that are broken under this weight.

Armades effect on battle destruction resistance. It's not bad, but I don't think it has enough specs to put out 3 Gladiator Beasts side by side. Impression that performance does not balance weight.

Ah... this is unusable.
It's a secret that I guessed from the illustration.
It's heavy! So this isn't the enhancement you want in Gladiator Beast.
Conmai treats Gladiator Beast very harshly.

And this guy is the Gladiator Beast.
First of all, he doesn't have enough development power, so when he releases a new Gladiator Beast x3, he needs an effect equal to or better than Heraklinos, but if this guy comes...
The RBI is reasonably high, it has a combat destruction system, and it's good to have an Armades effect, but Gladiator Beast x 3...
It's still good to recruit 2 bodies after going to battle, but anyway Gladiator Beast x 3...
I mean, wouldn't it have been better for him to have Gladiator Beast x2 instead of just lowering the RBI? The effect. If you want to recruit 2 Gladiator Beasts, Geysereth is good enough.
If you could recruit 3 of them, it might still be worth it, but is there a turn for this card, which loses a lot due to the weight of its materials?