Salamangreat Emerald Eagle →Used Deck

Effect 1 can destroy all Special Summoned monsters on the opponent's field if the Ritual Summon is successful by releasing the same name, but since the items released are limited to the field, it is very heavy due to the fact that your level is high. does not fit
If it's okay to start from the hand, GY, the usability would have changed considerably, but I wonder if it was useless because it wasn't reincarnated.
The effect of 2 is heavy and risky because he needs to release and activate in the main phase even though Link 1 appeared in Salamangreat, and he needs to go through the battle.
Although it is possible to reduce the burden somewhat with dedicated rituals and preliminary preparations, the fuel consumption is poor considering that, and in order to put it in his current Salamangreat, it is necessary to incorporate a dedicated ritual gimmick for this, but it is a reward. I don't have the strength to say
It's a difficult card to put in your deck unless you have a very strong will.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to use the effect of 2 for free?

One of the Ritual Monsters of Salamangreat.
① is a total removal effect limited to Special Summoned monsters that can be activated when the ritual summon is successful using the same name on the field as a ritual material. Although the effect is flashy, the activation conditions are too strict.
② is an effect that can be obtained by releasing his Salamangreat Link Monster on the field, destroying the monster that battled without performing damage calculation and giving Burn. This is also a good effect, but the heavy cost of releasing a Salamangreat Link Monster during the main phase is a bottleneck. For the time being, with the new structure, Link 1's Bale Lynx has appeared, so it's easier to use than when it first appeared. It doesn't mesh well with the effect of ①, so if you're going to use it now, it's a good idea to put this effect as the main effect.
Overall, it's not easy to use, and it's a piece with subtle performance. The only salvation is to prepare for it.

Reincarnated to that extent? Salamangreat's Ritual Monster is so subtle. Moreover, the effects of 1 and 2 do not mesh, and the effect of 2 is uselessly heavy, such as the need to release a “Salamangreat” Link Monster in the main phase. I have to say that this card is too tough to be the main focus, even though it supports the groundwork.

"Salamangreat" is the only Ritual Monster, but...
The effect of (1) has very strict activation conditions, and cannot be activated unless you use yourself to perform a ritual summon. The effect is strong, but there is also a drawback that it cannot remove monsters that Normal Summoned.
(2) is probably the main one. The effect of removing and burning damage is strong. However, Heat Rio is heavy with Link 3, and Sunlight Wolf wants to remain in charge of salvage, so he will have no choice but to send Bale Links, whose effect can be activated with GY, to GY.
All in all, the Ritual Monster has a rather unwieldy performance. The point is that it should be prepared for the time being, but if you ask me whether or not to adopt it along with the preparation for that purpose...

Reincarnate from the card text
This crap effect while being given the coolest name of eagle for emerald! (Moreover, the elementary school students who used it demanded an explanation because the effect was so plainly difficult!!)
What's more, if you break it face down, this guy comes out with a bluff and laughs

Reincarnation ceremony...do?
(1) is an effect that can only be activated under fairly strict conditions, such as when you Ritual Summon a card with the same name on the field as a material, but it only casts 《Jowgen the Spiritualist》on the opponent's field, right? Considering the time and effort, Jōgen is fine, and honestly it's a bit subtle because it doesn't have the same binding power as the same card.
And the effect of (2) is 《Ring of Destruction》that is activated when attacking with LINK3 as the current cost. Well, it's not weak, but in the current environment where the number of resistant monsters has increased, the damage equal to his original ATK after destroying it is so strong that it can be activated at the cost of LINK3 (3 monsters). I don't think it has any effect.
Overall, it's a monster with subtle effects, even though it takes time to put out.

Thunder Dragon
Orcust
Salamangreat
dino wrestler
Looking at it this way, there are several Orpheus and Thunder Dragon in the tournament, but Salamangreat and Diner Wrestler are not.

The only advantage is that it supports preliminary preparations.
The effect of (1) will not be realistic unless the conditions are strict and the power of Funcas is also borrowed. Even if it succeeds, it's not that powerful.
As for the second effect, is it necessary to sacrifice Heatleo to use it... If you're going to fight anyway, Heatleo's reincarnation link effect is fine.
There is also a risk of an accident, and if it is a serious construction, it will not enter.

Whether Special Summoned or Normal Summoned, it will take root. It's a card. I would like to use a card that is hard to lose ad, such as preparation and gifts, after turning it enough.

Ritual Monster prepared in Salamangreat. It has a reincarnation effect worthy of the name Salamangreat, but...
The effect is to annihilate the Special Summoned monster by ritual summoning using the Emerald Eagle on the field, and by releasing the Salamangreat Link Monster, the opponent's monster that fights for 1 turn will be damaged by the tombstone damage. the effect it gives.
The reincarnation effect requires a lot of work between Link and Ritual! By the way, it's unusually heavy for him to have two copies of Salamangreat's Ritual and this card. With 《Special Hurricane》, the only reward is the opponent. Another effect is that the cost is limited to his Salamangreat link, which is currently limited to Heat Rio. It synergizes with the effect conditions of the Salamangreat ritual, but...
In general, it is a tough card that requires a higher cost even though it is a heavy monster called Ritual.

Ritual Monster, which plays the axis of the new theme [Salamangreat]. Is it a ritual theme? I had a feeling that it would be possible to do some pretty tricky moves, such as Link Monsters. It is inevitable that the difficulty of building and playing will increase accordingly.
The 1st effect is quite aggressive, but to activate it, you need to perform a Ritual Summon using a monster with the same name on the field as material. Being on the field means that you have been ritually summoned, and after going through the process up to that point, you must go through the ritual summoning procedure again. It is a mystery why the location of the material was limited to the field here.
② is an effect that releases his Salamangreat Link Monster, destroys the attack target and deals damage equal to his ATK. Ritual Monsters do not overwhelm the EX zone, so although they are relatively easy to target, they have to attack, so the risk of being disturbed is high. Additionally, this card has no resistances.
Even if the effect of ① is aimed at, the effectiveness as a Roman cannon is quite unsatisfactory. We will be using the second effect as the main effect, but how to solve the problem of how to combine ritual summons and link summons?

His Salamangreat ritual followed the magician.
It supports preliminary preparations, and since it is a cyber system, it is possible to perform rituals from the cybernet. If you also adopt a witch, you can search for both and the ritual summoning itself will be easy.
The effect is similar to Overlord Clear overall, if you perform a ritual with the same name as Tribute, you can remove Special Summon monsters. It is quite heavy under the conditions and does not mesh with the effect of 2.
2 has a Catastle-like removal and Burn, but it requires Salamangreat Link and currently has only Link 3, Lio, so this is also a bit expensive.
It's an easy-to-search and flashy effect, but it's a heavy card that requires heavy activation conditions for rituals that tend to be consumed.
If you can prepare Lio with at least one card in your hand, or if he doesn't show up in Salamangreat as Link 1, I think it's a little tougher than Magician.
I'd like to say 2 points, but it's a little sweet in terms of expectations for the future increase in the card pool of transmigration flame beasts.