D/D/D Wave High King Caesar →Used Deck

“DDD” Xyz Monsters with Interfering Effects
You can negate the effect including Special Summon up to 2 times and increase the RBI of allies.
Special Summons that do not form a chain, such as Link Summons, cannot be stopped, but you can stop Special Summons from effects until you complete them. It's an optional effect of time, but since it's a type of effect that chains to the activation and stops it, you don't have to worry about missing the timing. (Except when used for the purpose of increasing hit points)
The effect of ② can be used as a recovery after the board is returned.
The material is a little heavy with his Fiend level 6 x 2 bodies, but it can be produced with 2 Temujin. There is a route that can be deployed at the same time as other monsters with suppression effects, and it can also be played from the hand of Swirl + Necro.
The drawback is that the range that can be negate is rather narrow. It's fine to put out the hard work, but there are many situations where it's removed before the opportunity to activate the effect comes.
It's very strong if you put it in, but depending on your opponent's girlfriend's deck, you can choose not to play it.

I think that the effect of (1) is excellent as it blocks the effect of performing Special Summon, and can even strengthen his ATK depending on the situation.
I think it is good that even if it is sent to GY, it will not be wasted due to the search effect of (2).
There are restrictions on Xyz materials, but if it's a "DD" Deck, you can revive a card with the same name with 《D/D/D Flame King Genghis》, so I don't think it will be a problem.

The effect itself is strong, but the neck is that it is difficult to get out.
The only way to summon is to Xyz with 2 Temujin or put in Nicola.
It's a pity because the effect is excellent.

The effect itself is powerful, but is the material specification strict?

Unlike other great kings, it does not have a resurrection effect and has an effect that is suitable for monsters.
He can negate effects related to Special Summon, and there are still many decks that rely on such effects.
The effect of 2 is also easy to actively fulfill, and it can be used as a foundation for subsequent development.
The effect isn't bad, but it's a little difficult to use because it's limited to demons and rank 6.
Mainstream DD has a small percentage of level 6s, so you have to think about construction. The method itself is not difficult, such as using two copies of Temjin, but the EX slots are tight.
Other than DD, he is easy to aim for summoning with Archfiend, but it becomes difficult to utilize enhancement and Dark Contract search.
I want to think about whether it's worth it to eat the frame.

A large Xyz Monster with somewhat strict material restrictions.
However, the effect is powerful, and you can negate his Special Summon due to the effect and pump your DD.
Since the pump is optional, the effect can be activated even if there is no DD other than this card, and there is no turn 1 limit, so if it is a deck that can deploy Fiend level 6 monsters, it can be used as a figurine monster even if it is not a DD.
A good boss who recovers the Dark Contract and compensates for the loss of advantage even if he is sent to GY.
You can get promoted from Caesar with RUM Astral Force, so it might be interesting to try it.

Caesar evolved.
《Solemn Warning》+ α internal organs, the effect itself is excellent, but there is a fatal flaw that the ☆ 6DD, which is the essential material, is only about Temujin.
It's a pity because I'm strong enough to do it...

The effect is undeniably strong, but it's hard to get it out. The best way is to use D/D level 6 in her deck and revive her with Temujin, but the problem is that the accident rate increases. is.

Caesar unleashing even more power.
Effects that negate Special Summons are limited to card effects that go on a chain, but would still be extremely powerful. The appearance of crushing the opponent's development is exactly the great king. Since there is also an ATK up, even as an opponent, his Special Summon is like being sealed in half.
Even if it is broken through, the Dark Contract can be searched, and the performance is wonderful, but the problem is how to put it out. Under the old rules, it would have been best to use two Temujins, but under the new rules, that would be difficult. Using Nikola or Baphomet will weaken his deck, but Temjin should be the easiest way to revive them.
Also, he is still a powerful card even with ATK up and Dark Contract Search, so it's not impossible to welcome him as a general-purpose Xyz in a deck where Fiend level 6 is easy to get.

Executive Monster Executive Caesar used by Reiji Akaba in the battle against Zarc! The effect is a monster effect including Special Summon effect, an effect that negates Spell and Trap to increase your ATK by 1800, an effect that selects another DD monster and increases it by 1800, and an effect that searches for Dark Contract cards when sent to GY. You just need 2 Fiend Level 6 monsters to get it out, so if you line up 2 Temujins, you can get it out! The other DD level 6 monsters are Nikola and Proud Ogre, and there is also a way to adjust the level with DD Baphomet etc. Well, it's usually stronger than the original Caesar

A rank 6 DD monster. 《DD》is a theme that makes it easy to deploy mainly low-class monsters and superlative monsters, so this card, which requires level 6 monsters, is the easiest way to lay out two 《DDD Blazing Fire King Temjin》. think.
The effect of ① is an effect that activates at "time", so you may miss the timing, but it is a very powerful effect that can stop the opponent's action once. The effect of ATK up is almost a bonus, but it will not be a problem.
The effect of ② is a search effect that adds "Dark Contract" to the hand when he is sent to GY. If you send it from the field to GY, it will be activated, so after you run out of X materials, you can easily fulfill the activation conditions by using it as a link summoning material or a fusion summoning material.
Even with these strengths in mind, at the time it was released, there was no room for two Temujin, and there weren't any 6* DD monsters that could easily be put into play other than Temujin. It didn't come, but with the discovery of a new route with the new card 《DD Griffon》, it became possible to play it with some stability.
However, 《DD》originally has a very tight EX Deck frame, so you should consult with your EX Deck before deciding whether or not to use it.