D/D/D Super Doom King Purple Armageddon →Used Deck

It has decent finisher performance due to removal and burn effects. Also, due to the effect of ②, it is strong against opponents who have the effect of increasing RBI.
The effect isn't that bad, but it can't be used with swirl or necro effects, so it's a difficult one to use in "DDD". For that reason, it is a monster that chooses the scene, and it is not often used in "DD" Decks.
On the other hand, in his Deck, which equips Debifla with "Cyber Amplifier" and uses its effect many times, by issuing "Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom" from these two cards, you can copy Nightingale's effect and get one kill. used for

DDD's P Fusion Monster.
The effect is reasonably strong, but as a level 10 Pendulum monster, this card is a bit inflexible in DD.
If you use it, it feels like the last time.

One of the super CEOs who appeared in the final battle that can't be laughed at. A dragon in the lower abdomen and its appearance is reminiscent of Zork.
Like Caesar, it is a material specification, and it is mainly summoned by the Demon King.
In addition to 3500 points, it has the same removal and burn effects as IF Deathdra, and it can also attack, so it has a decent finisher performance.
It also has an attack and defense reset effect, making it stronger in battle.
It's scale 1 in the P zone and the effect isn't bad, but it needs to be destroyed to move to the P zone, so it's easy to deal with, and it's not as effective as destroying it yourself, so it's close to a bonus.
It's simple and has a useful effect, but the neck is the same as Caesar, with a narrow summoning route.
With DD, the only practical means are around 《Dark Contract with the Swamp King》.
It's easy to choose the situation with a counterattack effect, and if you have room for EX, it's an ant, but I have to say that the EX frame of DD is quite competitive and has a low priority.
However, it can also be used for non-regular summoning. There are other dark P fusions such as Venemie, but they have higher single performance than over there and can be differentiated by the difference in level.
The habit is strong, but I wonder if there is a way to use it.

One of the super CEOs and a fusion.
Slime cannot be used because it requires DDD and 2 bodies.
It has a half burn volcanic effect, an effect that restores ATK when calculating damage, and an effect that transfers the P zone when destroyed, common to all super CEOs.
Since the effect that restores ATK has no turn limit, it is quite a threat to his deck that uses a lot of bumps.
The P effect is rarely used because the conditions are limited, but the scale is excellent at 10.
In the anime, it had the free chain Volka effect and added combat resistance, but it was considerably suppressed, but it's still better because of its high status.
Re-evaluation because it is quite strong as a monster that can be called directly from EX in Bilgamesh.

Caesar that can be made with the same material is a hump above the eye.
There is an attack declaration, but it is even more aggressive than this, with absorption that does not take a target + self-strengthening of the absorbed monster's ATK.
Although the P effect is a little plain and not bad overall, it is small and lacking in power for the luxurious material.
As a P-monster, its level is 10, which is very high, so it is difficult to reuse.
Why does DD have so few cards that can make good use of his Pendulum (confused)

Purple super CEO who appeared in the final battle.
The fusion material is heavy with 2 DDDs, and cannot use swirls. It's the same as Caesar Ragnarok, so it's not something you can easily put out.
Both effects are not bad, and it's especially strong that you can use a no-risk removal burn every turn, but it seems to be lacking in power because of the weight of the material.
As a DDD fusion, it is definitely a card that is positioned at the top, but since the effect of 2 is activated, it will eventually be cut off by Lightning Trap. Strong against the Dark Rebellion series.
It should be a card that will help you if you overcome the weight of the material.

His Pendulum Fusion Monster that appeared in D/D. It is easy to put out because it is a material for 2 "D/D/D" monsters. However, the effect is destruction + burn half of ATK, and the ATK of the opponent's monster is set to the original value before damage calculation, so it's not good enough. The Pendulum effect also weakens when fighting with "D/D/D" Fusion Monsters, which is also very subtle. None of them have bad effects.

Evolved CEO
While Caesar, which can be played with the same material, does not show its true value unless there are multiple monsters with high hit points on the opponent's field, this one's strength is that it is not greatly affected by the number of monsters on the opponent's field.
However, since he is a Pendulum Monster, he cannot be revived in Abyss Ragnarok without going to GY. He's hard to Pendulum Summon because of his high level. On top of having a Pendulum effect for 1 turn, it also has a weak point that cannot be ignored, so it seems to be good to use a small number of cards.
Also, it's a pity that his deck, which fluctuates ATK, is extremely strong, but it's powerless to weaken himself.

One of D/D/D's trump cards, but there is Caesar who can fuse with the same material.
Over there is a finisher that originally has a high hit point and removes the opponent's monster without destroying it + equipping it to further increase ATK, but this is Revolution Falcon's one-time destruction/half burn per turn and ATK at the time of battle is reduced to the original value. Strong against Cubic Beast, Honest, Dark Rebellion, etc. When you go to the P zone, it has the effect of weakening the opponent when fighting your own D/D/D Fusion Monster, but it's limited to D/D/D Fusion Monsters, so it's a bit difficult to use.