Malacoda, Netherlord of the Burning Abyss →Used Deck

As has already been said, the ritual Malebranche of the Burning Abyss has been highly rated for its extensive support for the ritual.
Consumption can be supplemented by the effects of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss and special rituals, but I'm not sure if it's even worth it. Malebranche of the Burning Abyss itself doesn't expect much of a weakening as the main card's RBI is low.
At the beginning of its appearance, the engagement around the support was also bad, but the appearance of the preparations improved the ease of operation for the time being.
However, at present, due to the appearance of Link and excellent meta/countermeasure cards led by Cherubini, there is no room for deck slots, and I have the impression that it has become a rare presence again.
If you want to operate it, it will be built around this card.

A card that gained a lot of popularity thanks to 《Pre-Preparation of Rites》. However, Ritual Monster and Ritual Spell alone can cause accidents, and the effect requires a "Malebranche of the Burning Abyss" monster in your hand, so it's quite heavy. If you're looking for a fighting style that doesn't rely on extras, you can adopt it, but honestly it's difficult because of the appearance of Black Angel Cherubini from Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.

The effect itself is quite useful. With Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, it can deal with high hit points that are difficult to deal with, and even if it is removed, it can be eliminated.
But the timing was bad. At the time of its appearance, the ritual itself was on the verge of thorns due to Nekroz's restrictions, and with the appearance of Beatrice, he solidified the image of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss = Dante and his Deck that set up Beatrice. In fact, it was strong enough to separate the environment from EmEM and Monarch, who were competing for the environment at the time, and as you can see, the evaluation of this card was pushed by his Branded, which was not good across the board.
After that, "Pre-Preparation of Rites" appeared, and the evaluation changed completely when it became possible to access this card and Ritual Spell with one card. Due to Dante's regulations, he became the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss = Ritual Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, and probably even now when he mentions Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, he will be Ritual Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
It's a card that really came out at the wrong time.

Its stats are high and its effects are purely strong. However, there are always accidents with rituals. However, thanks to the preliminary preparations, the number of accidents decreased a little.

Since no one evaluated it after the preliminary preparations came out, the score is supposed to be pitiful...
If you send his Level 3 DARK Fiend Releaser to his Tribute, you can overwhelm him with his high combat ability.
Anyway, the presence of preliminary preparation is large

Main attacker in Malebranche of the Burning Abyss. Yeah, it's not that bad of an effect...
It has 2700 raw hit points, and can weaken the opponent depending on the effect. When he is sent to GY on the field, the effect itself is quite disgusting, such as taking the opponent's card with him.
However, the problem is how to put it on the field and how to search.
・Not compatible with Scaramillion
・The only search method is Ritual Spell for ritual summoning this card.
・You can't use Guttlehog or Malebranche of the Burning Abyss because you can only use Special Summons in rituals.
・Fusion Dante is stronger if the consumption is the same. Or rather, since it can be used as a traveler material, that one can reduce ad loss.
There are problems such as
I would like to say that since it is a ritual, it can be searched with Manju Senju, but since it only interferes with the lower grade Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, there is no advantage to using it.
If it falls into GY, there is no merit to collect it with Dante, so it is doubtful whether it will enter the Deck or not. At least if he can meet the GY's ritual summons or resurrection restrictions...
Since the Releaser meets the requirements for the Scaramalion, we may be able to create a Ritual Axe Malebranche of the Burning Abyss aimed at it.

If you can get it out, you're strong. If you can do that...
Since Scala's search range is "DARK, Fiend Level 3" instead of "Malebranche of the Burning Abyss", he seems to have a fatal disadvantage that it is difficult to search for the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss theme. Therefore, I have to prepare and borrow the power of the Buddha statue
"I've dueled several times, but this guy can only cause accidents..."
A poor person who makes you feel like. But if there is a Buddha statue, the lesser Malebranche of the Burning Abyss will all evaporate.
The companion effect that activates after being crushed is useful for dealing with large monsters such as Beelze.
…However, in Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, he can already deal with Beerze, such as Bounce on Deck, and there is Virgil, who is easier to put out than this guy, so honestly, it is not so much that he is making a difference. The only merit is that it is not negate by Wailer etc. However, once Virgil is synchronized, he can be revived many times by reviving and can use the effect, whereas this guy can only be used in rituals, so once it is broken, it will take a lot of time to use it again.
It is also bad that the effect depends on the opponent. It's certainly a powerful card if you can consistently use it over and over again, but I don't think it's worth the effort...

Malacoda, Ritualist of the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
In Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, which is not very high in pure RBI, this card has a role to break through in battle.
Additionally, he has the advantage of free chaining his GY effect from Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
However, since it is a ritual, accidents are bound to happen. His GY effect on this card doesn't activate unless it's sent from the field, so the cost value is low.
However, Ritual Spell's 《Good & Evil in the Burning Abyss》has a search effect that activates with his GY, so even without this Ritual Monster, it doesn't spoil easily.
Therefore, it seems that there is no problem even if the ritual is about "if you can aim" with a composition of good and evil 2 or 3 and Malacorda 1.
It's a strong enough card if you can get it out, so if you're okay with a slightly more romantic build.

It has a low rating, but I think it's normally strong. It can solve the weakness of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, which is the lack of RBI, and it can also deal with complete destruction resistance like Beelze.

Dear maracoda.
When this flag was released, I rejoiced as it was a valuable monster that could deal with the weaknesses of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, such as high hit points and resistance to destruction.
However, with the appearance of Beato, the hit point was eliminated, and the destruction resistance should be dealt with by Farfa Arik and others...
The disadvantage of using this card is that the accident rate increases, so it is rarely used in Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
However, the effect of bringing the opponent's card along is still strong. It's weak point is bounce and rejection, but you can wash it away with torrents and drowning, and you can also dodge it with farfa and demolisher.
If at least it was possible to revive him, the evaluation of this guy would have changed a lot.
Hellraker is a job until it breaks

A demon that tortures the dead in the 8th sphere of Hell, the 5th sac, that appears in the original Shinkyoku. Malacoda, the ruler of Maleblanque.
There are two effects, one is to cut the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss monster in his hand on turn 1 and discard his ATK defense of one monster on the opponent's field. A really simple thing that triggers immediately to let.
This is frankly subtle. Although it can cut the maximum Barbariccia and reduce it by 1700, it is a partner-dependent effect that cannot be activated unless the opponent has a monster.
The second effect is that if this card is sent from the field to his GY, target 1 card on the field and send that card to his GY.
"Send to GY" is strong (confidence)
On top of the high RBI represented by Beelze, which is troublesome to deal with, it is possible to deal with battle effect destruction resistance without difficulty.
Even fusion Dante can't deal with such an opponent, so it's actually possible to take two frames to remove such a troublesome resistance, but isn't it okay to pinpoint it?

Maracoda
The dark horse of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, who gained a lot of attention due to the ability to use his strong ally and ritual Djinn from his GY.
Due to his rarity being Ultra (same as Xyz Dante), he was abused the moment he came out of the box from the pack.
It can be one of the answers to opponents that cannot be dealt with by Fusion Dante, but it is said that it is troublesome to differentiate it from Farfallero because it is an effect that targets like Farfallero.
It can be said that this one is superior because it beats down over there, but in the end it's hard to use unless you pull down the ground and prepare the ritual Djinn.
In rare cases, it often falls due to Dante's effect. Since it's a GY fattening theme, I wanted Good & Evil in the Burning Abyss to respond to the ritual from his GY, right?
It's a pity because it's used for the evolution cost from the hand recovery ability of the preliminary preparation to Beatrice.

A demonic boss-like existence that I never thought would be able to handle rituals.
However, at the point of ritual, he presses the main deck with a Ritual Spell, and what he can do while having a certain amount of stats is a little unsatisfactory as a mere combat support.
Even so, I can appreciate the fact that he can use the effect of his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss on the opponent's turn and that he sends GY without destroying it...

A Ritual Monster from the theme Malebranche of the Burning Abyss that has everything.
Using the hand cost to combat modifiers seems a little silly, but being able to discard the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss monster at any time is important. With this card in his hand, he can use the effect of the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss monster at any time.
Most of all, you need monsters on the opponent's field for that, and isn't he as flexible as Dante the Pilgrim...
Also, although it is a special ritual, the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss cannot handle Manjugods well due to its self-destruct effect.
As for Ritual Djinn, part of it is Skull Marion and the search is effective, so it's a good match, so if you want to use it, that's it.
Either way, it seems like he would be more stable with Malebranche of the Burning Abyss as he's only used for ceremonies, but I don't know if it's worth it.

The illustration is Konami who seems to destroy all the cards in the opponent's field.
Eh!? Isn't it compatible with Beatrice!?
Offense and defense down can be done by using the Ritual Spell. Combat support with hand cost, not bad but pales in comparison to his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
If sent to GY, take them with you. This one isn't bad either. I don't have...
Overall, I can't deny that it's a monster feeling that the ads you used can't be converted well. I wonder if I could have used an effect that felt more like Dante's kind of ad-ad-ad... Also, I could throw myself away and take some action...