Ritual Beast Ulti-Gaiapelio →Used Deck

One body derived from Mr. Gao.
Although the required material is heavy, it has the effect of being able to negate many times as long as it costs 3200 RBI and has high control power.
Regarding its weight, it has become easier to operate with the appearance of Kimun Falcos.
Although the effect cannot be used, it can be expected to play an active role as an attacker from Aikin and Winda.
A card that lives up to Ritual Beast's trump card. That lazy Gao-san often raised his stocks so high.

Responsible for suppressing Ritual Beasts. At the time of its release, it was mainly used for non-regular summons and regular summons via 1 turn, but recently, thanks to Kimun Falcos, 1 turn regular summons have become practical and easy to use.
While leaving his high ATK and high control power, he also has the flexibility to drop Psychics such as Winda with Ram Penta. 3 stacks recommended.

One of the Ritual Beast cards that made me decide to build a Ritual Beast when I was worried about what to do. What do you love about it? "Of course, it's Rela-chan, who is happily riding Gaiapelaio, saying "Huh~!♪"!" …Putting that aside, compared to other fusions, I can't help but wonder why it suddenly became 3200 with an overwhelming ATK, and a Ritual Beast with a hand cost of 1 card that can interfere with the opponent in a wide range. Strong effects are attractive. On the other hand, it requires a lot of materials, and even if it's just that, it has a major drawback that unlike other fusions, it can't be separated. That being said, it's probably because you're trying to survive with your own interference effects, so I wonder if it's well-balanced... If you can't protect it even if you do your best, the loss will be large, and the point that you can't leave behind like other fusions is fatal, so the main body is 6 points, the illustrated ad is 1 point, and the total is 7 points. … I would like to say that, but considering the increase in usage as a fast-attacking 3200 RBI vanilla in the new “Spiritual Beast Tamer Winda”, I gave it +1 point for a total of 8 points.

Ritual Beast's trump card Permission performance is extremely high, and it is easy to get out, so it progresses to 1 kill.
I'm going to overkill normally. That's horrible

Ritual Beast I think that the strongest trump card and the high RBI perdek will convey its strength, and Lera's chest (abbreviation)
It's Psychic, so it's also delicious to be able to drop a Ritual Beast user into his GY with Ram Penta.
It's hard to get it out, but if you can turn it from Elder Kanna, you can put it out normally the next turn.
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I think it's the trump card of the "Ritual Beast" Deck because it has a very high ATK and can negate most effects with its cost.
However, fusion materials are expensive, so I would like to reduce the procurement cost of materials with 《Ritual Beast Ambush》.
Although it is difficult to put out, it is a card that can be put in the Extra Deck, so I think it is also a strength that you can easily put it in when the situation suits you.

Mr. Gao Drake also has a wide art style.
The material is quite heavy, but he has the highest RBI that Ritual Beast has been waiting for. Since it doesn't have a separation effect, after playing it, I will rely on the counter to fight.
In the case of mutual bonds, it will be vanilla, but it also contributes to one shots. In addition, since he is Psychic, Ram Penta will be able to knock down his Ritual Beast users, a card that greatly strengthens Ritual Beast's attack.

It's like a chimera with a Spiritual Beast riding a Spiritual Beast and a Ritual Beast user.
A long-awaited high-score monster for Ritual Beast, a card that has the appearance of a trump card combined with high permission performance of effects.
There may be some parts that are difficult to put out, but with Ritual Beast's solitaire-like development power, it may not be impossible.
In addition, it seems that he will make achievements that develop many one-kill courses of Ritual Beast, such as 3200 RBI that can be put out together, and meeting with Ritual Beast Psychic that can be thrown in as an extra.

Ritual Beast User (player) has been waiting for super firepower Spiritual Beast Knight. The summoning conditions are a little heavy, but if you want to put it out as an attacker, you can easily summon it by using companion. If it is a normal summoning method, it has a powerful effect that negates the activation of the effect and destroys the card. Moreover, since Ritual Beast cards are excluded, you can also accumulate bullets in the exclusion zone.
Regular summoning isn't that difficult if you use cavalry attacks.
However, ``Nekroz of Unicore'' is a natural enemy, since the permanent effects of monsters cannot be negated by him.
After all, it's the card that paved the way for Ritual Beast.

Heavy material designation, strong permission effect, high ATK, no isolation effect... No matter how you look at it, it's Heraclinos Thank you very much.
Well, putting that aside, the most important thing is probably his Psychic Ritual Beast fusion. Rampenta is now able to take down his Ritual Beast caster. Cavalry has become stronger!
Although the effect cannot be used, it has 3200 ATK, so it is powerful enough to use as an attacker. Of course, if you can do normal fusion, you will be able to strongly control the field with the RBI and the negate effect that can be used many times.
I'm happy to see such a nifty enhancement. Thank you very much Conmai.