Divine Serpent Geh →Used Deck

The final form of Oleichalcos Kytora, which has become too affordable, except for paying half the LP.
Target resistance + When hitting, negate the effect of the monster & overwrite the ATK to half of his original ATK + become the same power as the strongest monster on the field when fighting.
In particular, its 3 effect does not create a chain block, and when it hits, it kills even most high-hit, super-resistant monsters, boasting unparalleled strength in battle.
However, it has quite a lot of holes, probably because it's so easy to put out, and of course it's weak enough to vomit against lightning, drop, and skidre, but it's surprisingly fragile when it's on the side of being hit, and if the strongest monster on the field is on the opponent's side, that monster. It is easy to trade off just by being attacked from.
Since only ATK changes, there are times when even low class monsters can't break through against monsters in Defense Position, and if you are put to sleep by an effect that doesn't target, you will be defeated.
As for the summoning conditions, let alone half the LP, it's not acceptable to be 100% dependent on the opponent.
However, considering the summoning condition that doesn't choose the adopted deck, it feels like it's not so unsatisfactory performance even though it's easy to repel.

The boss character's trump card, and as expected, it's weakened because it's a monster that bears the name of a god, but it's a card that's been reproduced from a certain Wo or Anti-Hope.
The effect itself can be used when attacking, and frankly it's not weak. But it's not stable, so it's not that strong.
Overall, the impression of a monster that is difficult to react.

Somehow he became normal and he played ATK∞ card.
Well, King Gremlin is good at searching, and you can defeat most monsters on your own turn, so it's not weak. LP: I'm worried about the risk because the cost is high.
I think it's a card that I worked hard to reproduce.

ATK infinite is not reproducible, but it is strong against combat and target effects.
You can also search, and the summoning conditions are loose, so I think it's not easy to use even though it's rough.
Also, since it is the highest level of Reptile, one way to use it is to put 12 A counters at once from Alien's M frame.
Since it bears the name of a god, I thought that if it was converted to OCG, it would definitely be remodeled.

The last boss monster in the Doma arc, arranged with a very mild effect. His infinite ATK is gone, and the summoning conditions and disadvantages have been greatly reduced.
Since it is a reptile, it can be searched with Kingle, and since it has target resistance and is strong in battle, it can be expected to play a certain role.
Good or bad, a safe monster.

The final boss of the Anime Doma edition, with its unreasonable effect of changing the defeat condition and his ATK∞. Sure enough, it's changed, but...
It's a passive condition in addition to requiring half LP, but it's not a difficult summoning condition because there is no specified monster to be destroyed.
Search methods are also relatively stable due to the existence of 《Witch of the Black Forest》and King Gremlin.
Due to the effect, the combat power during his turn is very high, and it has target resistance and is strong to some extent.
However, the effect of 3 only works during your turn, and ATK is unstable and you pay a high LP cost, so there are many uneasy factors during the opponent's turn.
For better or worse, it feels normal. It's not weak, but it has a strong habit.
However, it is general-purpose and reproduces the flow of summoning and high combat power, and I think that he is a very blessed guy among the boss cards in the original and animation such as Shunoros and Wo, who were the undercards.

You can search with Kingle, the strongest reptile support, and it supports both battle and effect destruction, so compared to "Meklord Monarch", it's quite easy to use, and half of the LP is relatively large, but on the contrary, no matter how much LP is at least. It means you can use it.
Although it is easy to put out, there are some holes, but it is compensated for its structure and combat ability, so I think it is a relatively not bad card.

A monster that can Special Summon when it is destroyed by the opponent. His resistance to cards that target him is strong, and during battle, he can transform into the same ATK as the monster with the highest original ATK, so at worst he can bring it into the trade. If you set it yourself, it will become an extremely powerful monster in terms of battle due to the effect of halving ATK and negate effect. On the other hand, in the opponent's turn, it's hard to say that he will play an active part in the summoning conditions that cost half his LP and are rather troublesome. Since it refers to his original ATK, it can easily be destroyed if attacked by a self-enhancing monster, making it a slightly difficult card to use. Perhaps because it was the strongest class card in the original, it is a card that has an indescribable sense of disappointment.

I was watching the original in real time, so it was a very impressive card. I never thought the time would come when it would become an OCG. However, the reproduction of infinity settled down with a safe feeling effect. Be careful of his LP consumption when you want to use it. It will be outrageous if lightning is issued.

The LP cost is half and heavy (especially at the start), but since it is a Special Summon triggered by battle destruction and effect destruction by the opponent, there is no difficulty in putting it out.
There is a recent "target resistance".
However, there are many removals that don't target, such as 《Lightning Vortex》, so I can't be overconfident.
If you hit yourself, you can halve the opponent's ATK, and it can be said that he is strong in battle.
Copy ATK is permanent, so if he copies the monster with the highest ATK with the 4th effect, at worst he can bring it into the trade.
However, if he is attacked by Brain King Hope the Lightning, he won't even allow the fourth effect to be activated, so he will take a lot of damage.
As long as you refer to his ATK of the monster with the highest ATK on the field, it can't be helped that you can't do anything against enemies with extremely low ATK and extremely high defense (such as Superheavy Samurai). .

Being able to enter any of his decks and kill any monster on the return turn without being disturbed by Veiler is strong.
Pendulum Monster is a natural enemy because it is basically invulnerable and is immediately brought into a mutual attack and eliminated.
It's a pity that Majeyuni's strong target resistance is hard to use.
Fortunately, the ATK copy is permanent, so I'm happy that if I somehow manage to get a high ATK, there's a possibility that I can be unrivaled.

A god who has an effect that can never be reproduced, such as ATK ∞, so it feels like it's not bad.
If a monster is destroyed by a battle effect, it's not difficult to get him to be a Special Summon with half LP, and he's fairly strong in battle, but the effect of ③ is only when you attack, and resistance isn't taken into account. Only Konami's hatred of God has become a glimpse of the result.
Each move is going to fall behind, so if you use it to your strengths, it won't be difficult to build a dedicated one.
Why did Majespe have a strong resistance, and the god who was in the original work has a resistance like that?