Fullmetalfoes Fusion →Used Deck

Refined Fusion became a Quick-Play Spell. "Heavy" and "Haste" seem to be rather opposite. If it is set by the Pendulum effect, it cannot be activated immediately. However, compatibility with 《Fullmetalfoes Alkahest》is outstanding. It is possible to fuse during the opponent's turn and immediately remove it with an effect, or to sacrifice and escape.

If you take advantage of the Quick-Play Spell, it's true that if you chain it to something, you'll be able to get one card's worth of add, but if it's a normal wrought fusion, it's only 1 draw at the time you use it. There is one confirmed ad.
At first glance, I wonder if this unstable card, which can't be used in the face down turn, can win against that fixed one-card add...
First of all, there is a big difference in the response capabilities between the board where you put out Arcaest in the normal forge fusion and the board where you left the materials and put this card face down.
If Arcaest is on the field in advance, it may be dealt with by the trending total solar eclipse, but if you have a lineup with this card, you won't have to worry about that.
It's a different story if you can draw a trap with one draw of Rensou Fusion, but as a tactic, it can be said that it is more unstable.
Also, it has the advantage of being able to fuse during the opponent's turn, so you can use the cards you searched for during the End Phase with Bismagia as materials.
It is effective in situations where you can become this one even if you can't become Arcaest in wrought fusion.
As such, it's a card I definitely want to use as a search target for Metalfoes.

Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, I think it works well with 《Fullmetalfoes Alkahest》, which can remove Effect Monsters during the opponent's turn.
Since it doesn't have a reuse effect like "Forge Fusion", I think it's good to reuse it with the effect of "Metalfoes Mithrilium".

Just like Metalfoes, the effect itself is just a deterioration of the wrought fusion with no draw effect, but the strength of being a Quick-Play Spell is still proven to be a limited copy, and if you use Metalfoes as a material like Shaddoll It doesn't generate any ad, so I'd rather use it for a follow-up attack in the battle phase.
However, in Metalfoes, if anything, it's a card you want to use on your turn, but because it's a Quick-Play Spell, even if you set it with a common effect, you can't use it immediately. Play Spell fusion isn't weak though.

Fusion by Quick-Play Spell has a precedent of copying, so it leaves a strong impression. However, most of the fusion materials are vanilla, the lack of synergy with common effects, and the difference in movement as a theme make the usability quite different.
Refined Fusion, which can be activated on the turn it is set and has a strong additional effect, has a higher priority, and with Metalfoes, he is not very good at pulling out spells, so it is also a slot that I would rather not include if possible. Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can't be activated the turn it's set by a common effect.
Although there is versatility due to the Quick-Play Spell, the versatility of Refinery Fusion and the stability of common effects dilute the value of this card. It's not a bad card, but I think it's the type that you don't have to put in.

Another convenient card that fuses Quick-Play Spells.
It can be the key to set up again in the battle phase

Heaven state as usual.
Exactly he is in contact with the Metalfoes version of God's image.
It's a normal fusion spell that doesn't have a separate useful effect like wrought fusion, but it's a quick-play spell, so it's more than differentiated.
Metalfoes has Alkaest, who acts during the opponent's turn, and Mythriel, which has a bounce effect with the CIP effect, so by using this card, it became possible to interfere with the opponent's turn with fusion.
Of course, it can also be used for follow-up attacks on his own turn, just like his conventional Quick-Play Spell fusion. Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, if he sets it with the Metalfoes effect, he can't use it that turn.

Although he doesn't have a 1 draw, he can fuse Metalfoes during the battle phase and the opponent's turn, and the range of strategies has expanded greatly.

Fusion of Quick-Play Spells.
Although there is no one draw like Rensou Fusion, it is more convenient to use, such as battle phase fusion and opponent turn fusion.
Note that if set by Metalfoes common effect, it cannot be used that turn.

Compared to Rensou Fusion, it's not as easy to use as returning it to the Deck and drawing one, but by taking advantage of its Quick-Play Spell, you can quickly fold it during the Battle Phase, or activate it during your opponent's turn to avoid the effect.