Red-Eyes Slash Dragon →Used Deck

Although there are problems with the synergy between Red-Eyes Deck and Warrior, the effect is quite excellent. Once you have the card equipped, it's well worth it as you can take advantage of the excellent negate effect. The effect of 3 is a bonus, but there is no loss. I think it's okay to raise the score a little more, so I'll change the 8 points to 10 points.

Among the Red-Eyes fusions with strong peculiarities, it is the easiest to use, and it is effective when used first.
If you send an equipment card to her GY when a Red-Eyes + Warrior monster comes out from a loose condition and a card on the field is taken as a target, he negates it.
It works well with Red-Eyes, who has many cards that are treated as equipment cards, such as 《Black Metal Dragon》and 《Red-Eyes Fang with Chain》.
Using 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, he sends Warrior to GY… I can only think of 《Gaia the Fierce Knight Origin》.
Cool after all! !

In the Red-Eyes category, there is 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, so if this card comes out, it's unreliable, but if you use it as a fan deck, it's a fun card.
When it comes to using this guy in modern times, it may be best to use it in Branded.

It's definitely a recommended card for Jonouchi fans, and above all, it's attractive that the effect of ② that allows you to substitute one equipment card is not limited to the card you have equipped with your own effect.
Besides, if you want to make a name for yourself as one of the combo cards recommended for Jonouchikaze, "Rocket Hermos Cannon" is definitely good.
That's good because it gives the equipped monster two attacks and a piercing effect.
Also summoned Marauding Captain in hand, then The Dark - Hex-Sealed Fusion, like a combo that sent Cyber Twin Dragon to his GY along with Special Summoned Cyber Dragon and later Normal Summoned The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion. It's good because you can quickly summon it with .

Cards that can still hinder or defend opponents in Red-Eyes Fusion
If you have 《Branded in High Spirits》and Warrior in your hand, and if you can put out a Black Blade Dragon, drop E・HERO Absolute Zero from EX to his GY, equip it with Black Blade Dragon, and destroy all the opponent's monsters one after another. can be possible
However, the luck factor is strong and unstable

The effect is activated when Red-Eyes attacks, but due to the effect of the essential "Red-Eyes Fusion", subsequent summoning becomes impossible, so it can only be activated once in the turn it is summoned, which is a noticeable incompatibility with "Red-Eyes Fusion". .
There is also the oddity that while having her Red-Eyes side-by-side on the field has the kind of effect that works, but at the same time it also requires a large amount of Warriors in her deck. , even their own effects don't mesh with each other.
It is possible to think that 《Red-Eyes Fusion》can be made into 《Foolish Burial》exclusively for Warriors, but it would be a bit unreasonable to end up rolling this nearly immune monster on the field for that reason.
If you don't think about the negative effects of 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, it's a very useful card in that it gives meaning to the act of lining up Red Eyes, which would be useless to put out normally, but... .
However, if you think about it as a monster with a poor buff that rises too much, a target resistance with a limited number of times, and a monster with a subtle RBI that has a development effect that is too slow. It can't be released above, it doesn't pass 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, so it doesn't have summoning restrictions, and it has a handicap effect, so isn't Diabolos good? I mean, as an ace, he's mostly backwards compatible with the Borrel end, right? There is a clause like this, and honestly I can't think of a strong use.
Taking advantage of the fact that the material includes a name designation, it may be the most realistic method of operation to start around 《Muddy Mudragon》. Before the carrier ban, it would have actually been a pretty strong combo.
Also, compatibility with Branded series is not bad. There are no other fusions named Red-Eyes that can be produced without using the weakest, undefensible fusion that is clearly inferior to the original fusion of Red-Eyes Fusion , so in that respect it's a pretty good card in relative terms. I think.
But well, since this guy is the hardest of all the Red-Eyes fusions, I wonder how low-quality Red-Eyes fusions really are, how weak they really are, and if they're willing to fight...

Strengthening the target effect to negate, securing the follow-up, and solid things are available, but it is necessary to have equipment, and it is difficult to secure the equipment if you do not bring it to the attack alone, and it is difficult to function in the first place. do not have.
As already said, I think it's going to take advantage of the looseness of the material.
Although it is difficult to deploy, you can drop any warrior you like from 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, and warriors are a race that has excellent cards.
Also, since it is a named fusion, it can be used as a substitute for fusion, and it is not impossible to use it for anything other than Red Eyes.
If you want to operate properly, it seems desirable to have a deck with a stable supply of equipment and a solid back.
There are also stable means of securing them, such as Homura Noble Knights and Union Carriers.
I would like to avoid giving priority appropriately and operate after properly forming synergies. Both Red Eyes and Warrior are new, so I think they have future potential.

Compared to Evil Dragon and Meteor Dragon, it feels like a orthodox crimson-eyed evolutionary form. However, it seems that the performance has gone back to the origin a little too much, and honestly it is unreliable compared to the Evil Dragon and Meteor Dragon that have undergone magical remodeling.
The negate effect, which has no turn limit and targets targets, is certainly powerful, but if you don't prepare an equipment card in advance, you have to go through battle, so it's easily removed by being chained to summons and effect activations. As a result, the deployment effect also dies with itself and turns into a skill.
"For Red-Eyes Fusion, you can drop any Warrior into his GY" sounds good, but in the all-important [Red Eyes] Deck, the only Warriors that can be hired are Gearfried, and in that case, Evil Dragon is overwhelming. Strong against
Rather than adopting it with [Red Eyes], it will shine in a dedicated construction with Warrior, which has this card as its main axis. Specifically, [HERO] who shares fusion support or [Noble Knight] who uses a lot of equipment cards. [HERO] is delicious as a fan deck in the sense of collaboration with Judai.

Super Rare Monster()
Recently implemented in Lynx
The timing to equip the equipment card is late and it is easy to get caught in the removal of Friche, and the resistance is weak because only the target resistance is negate
The effect that summons the equipped monster is also difficult to use because it does not mesh with the resistance cost.
The true value of this card is that it corresponds to 《Red-Eyes Fusion》.

It's better to set up a meteor dragon in the first place, and since he can only equip GY warriors when he declares an attack, it's a paper-like resistance that can easily be caught in a free chain trap.
Red-Eyes Deck has almost no turn.

A black blade dragon that has gone on a different path from the existing Red-Eyes.
But Red-Eyes is strengthened like this every time, yeah.
Not weak, not super strong.
However, since it is politely level 7, there is a possibility depending on Warrior level 7.
The existence of this card has definitely expanded the range of Red-Eyes Decks,
I think Red-Eyes has a lot of different configurations and it's fun.

It's a super rare monster!
This card's strength lies in its fusion materials.

Is it okay to drop any Warrior you like with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》?
It can be said that the true value of this card lies in its fusion materials.
Is it because Jonouchi-kun was originally a Warrior user that the Warrior is required as a material?
In that sense, I can say that it's too late now, but I'm happy just to have a new one!
The effect of 1 requires an attack declaration, but it would be ideal if you could equip GY's Warrior and equip a monster that can activate the effect when sent to GY.
There is no limit to the number of times it can be activated, and if you increase the number of attacks, you can use that amount, so it's plain but quite convenient.
It would have been nice if I could equip excluded warriors if I wanted to.
(2) is a limited counter, and (3) can be revived as much as possible if the conditions are met, but he requires an Equip Spell and is somewhat difficult to handle.
So, if you can use it, consider yourself lucky, and use the effect of (1) and the fusion material to attack.
As a Red-Eyes category, it's a little strange, but isn't it a pretty useful card for Warriors with Red-Eyes as an adjunct?

If you stick to the existing Red-Eyes, you won't be able to use it well, but it's compatible with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》.

If you don't attack, you can't use most of the effects, so in the first place, it's just an existence to drop Warrior with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》.
Since it can only be equipped by Warriors, there is almost no interaction with existing Red Eyes.
What's more, the resurrection effect is limited to his GY, so it seems like it's meshing with the chained fang in the same pack, but it's not.
The few advantages are that the material is loose, so the range that can be dropped with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》has expanded, and it can absorb lightning with super fusion.

His Red-Eyes for him, as if Jounouchi's spirit of fusion with the Warrior materialized, is finally here.
Both fusion materials and effects require Warrior anyway, so if it's practical, it might be his deck with Red-Eyes as an accessory and Warrior as the axis. The fusion itself has 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, so let's make up for it.
The target resistance with Equip Spell as a cost is excellent, but since the equip timing is at the time of attack declaration, I am worried about the resistance at the beginning. Don't overestimate because it can be easily sunk in the free chain when it comes out.
The effect of (3) is flashy, but it takes time for this card to accumulate equipment. For the same reason as (2), it is a subtle effect if it sinks before it is equipped.
In general, is this card troubled by the activation timing of (1)? If you can equip a black steel dragon in advance, it may change again...

At this point he finally got his ATK on par with Blue-Eyed.
At least the card used as a fusion material at the time of summoning can be equipped to this card, so the effective RBI is 3000. The effect of 1 does not have a turn 1 limit, so if it accumulates in GY by then, the RBI will steadily increase, and the activation of 2 will negate destruction. As for its effects, there is no 1 turn limit, so you can use it as many times as you want, but its weak point is that it doesn't target.

This card alone doesn't have the ability to overturn the board, but I think it's a monster that shines in combos with other cards.
Along with Destruction Sword user Buster Blader, you can build Impenetrable Formation against target-type monster effects (only monster effects), and it also works great with the recent category Homura Noble Knight. . Especially when using the Warrior Deck, the fact that it's easy to super-fuse the Dragoon of Red-Eyes that flew in with 《Red-Eyes Fusion》into a fusion material is a strength that other 《Red-Eyes Fusion》monsters don't have.