The Grand Jupiter →Used Deck

A monster in charge of Jupiter in the Planet series that feels like a sacrifice that can both absorb and emit, but can't use an equipment card as a shield.
Since Mercury is Aqua and Mars is her Pyro, it was thought that Jupiter would be Thunder and the race would not overlap with other planets, but it was set to Warrior, the same as Earth, who is in charge of Earth. This rule has been broken.
It is not uncommon for the original ATK to exceed 4000 just by equipping one body, there is no limit to the number of equipments, and it is possible to spit out monsters equipped with their own effects to their own field as a force. It has various peculiarities compared to Sacrifice, but the cost of absorbing two cards is too heavy.
Like most other planets, he doesn't have the effect of special summoning himself, so the loss when the absorption effect is interrupted is too great, and even though it's a strong type monster that stays on the field, it doesn't have any resistance. It's also hard.
Since the spitting is also limited to each other's end phase, there are restrictions on how to operate.
In the manga, it's a monster that is too pitiful in many ways, because it only appeared once in the digest duel at the end of the story, almost like it was sold out, so it didn't impress anyone.
I can't help but agree that this card and Mercury are the only normal cards on Planet.

An unfortunate piece.
The effect itself is quite strong, but it hurts to consume two cards from your hand. Also, since it's level 8, the summoning cost is high. Furthermore, in the current Yu-Gi-Oh, it's quite risky to go punching without resistance.
"If it's used in the current environment, it's probably no, but depending on the opponent, there's a possibility that it'll hit... it might be possible."

It is one of the planet series and the user is Edo, and the effect is conscious of the trump card bloo-d in the anime.
Unlike Blue Blood and Sacrifice, there is no limit to how many you can summon or absorb, but on top of being superlative, it is extremely heavy if you have two cards in your hand for the essential absorption effect.
There is also an additional effect that allows you to spit out the absorbed cards, but this also stands out at the end of each other's turns and slowness.
Also, I'm not as blessed with support as Blue Blood and Sacrifice, so in reality, I often feel more weight than them.
To put it bluntly, I don't see any significance in prioritizing Sacrifice, which is easy to revive, and Blue Blood, which boasts high control and absorption range due to its negate effect.

Jupiter card. According to the original, it could only be equipped until the end phase, so it has been greatly strengthened, but it is still subtle. Even though it's a superlative monster, it's heavy, but the cost of 2 cards in your hand is tough. He can Special Summon the monsters he steals, so it would be ideal if he could steal a suppressive monster, but I wouldn't expect much when this card comes out. At least he should have let Special Summon be the main 2.

Even in the current environment where it is easier to Tribute Summon due to Monarch enhancement, this effect has a large cost. If it goes well, you can steal the opponent's ace and unleash a one-kill class blow, but there is a possibility that one Cyclone will return the blow.
Even so, in the Planet series, it is a good effect, so it may shine in the future.

It's a heavy planet series just because it's the highest grade, but this one eats two more cards in your hand to activate its effect, so it's ridiculously heavy.
The status is also low for the highest level and has no resistance.
So what you can do is Sacrifice + α without battle destruction resistance, and the α part is also slow with Special Summon in the end phase.
If you want to absorb this kind of fuel-efficient monster, why don't you think that it's better to use a ritual of sacrifice, a simple one, or even blue blood?

A planet monster with a terrifying effect that absorbs the opponent and uses it as a puppet.
The effect of (1) is to absorb one opponent's monster at the cost of two cards from your hand.
It can be thought that you can indirectly remove anything other than "cannot be targeted" and "cannot be affected by card effects", but 2 cards in your hand are still heavy.
The effect of (2) pumps by the status of the equipped monster. Although it depends on the opponent's card, his ATK of this monster itself is on par with others.
Hitting 4,000 RBIs is no longer a dream. picture? The current environment has a lot of removal, so he has ATK
Too unreliable? Known tube
Absorbed monsters can be reversed by the effect of (3), but activated during the end phase
Timing is slow. At least let me put it in the main 2...

This card, which governs Jupiter, is a huge Sacrifice.
If his ATK enhancement by absorption increases to 2500 RBI, the RBI will easily exceed 4000.
In addition, it has a Special Summon, but it lowers ATK and activates slowly, so whether or not to use it depends on the situation and the monsters absorbed.
However, one point is that it is heavy as a neck. It's tough even at the highest level without any noticeable summoning support, but on top of that, it's a greedy gesture that demands two more cards from your hand. Therefore, the effect can only be used once.
If he has a deck that allows him to easily swing this card around, it will be useful, but even if he cheats on summoning, cheating on the cost of the hand is...

A planet with an equipment effect that is conscious of Blue D.
There is no resistance, and the cost of 2 cards in your hand is heavy.
Since it is an effect that targets, it may not be possible to activate it depending on the opponent.
The number of things with destruction resistance that also include effects that can't be targeted at the same time has increased...
Search is not effective and it is difficult to get out. Pluto may still be better.