Samurai Destroyer →Used Deck

A Machine S monster that sets up an all-clear battle that negates the effects of the opponent's monsters that it battles, and is tied to S materials. It is also a general-purpose S monster that can be S summoned from two bodies.
As a result, not only attack reaction traps and combat tricks in Dameste, but also GY effects that induce destruction in battle cannot be activated at all, and effects that do not activate in combat destruction resistance and rule intervention types disappear, and abilities are determined by their own effects. ・The rising monster must fight this monster with its original ATK and DEF.
Moreover, this effect is a permanent effect that does not trigger, so it is also a monster that has been attracting attention as a Lightning Killer that can beat Lightning, a deadly monster with 100 lower RBI than this card.
While it is extremely strong in battles with monsters with lower raw hit points than itself, it also has the effect of reviving GY's Machine when it is removed by the opponent's effect, and at that time it can also target itself, which is a Machine. There is no name Turn 1, and since it is an effect when leaving the field, it is a perfect specification that it also supports GY sending other than exclusion and destruction. It is an excellent S monster that can handle it, is strong in battle, and is almost immortal outside of battle.
However, due to the rule change, it is no longer effective when returning to the EX Deck due to bounce removal.
Naturally, it is weak against monsters with higher hit points than itself, so let's take advantage of the fact that you can activate your own card effects.

General-purpose level 7 synchro that is difficult to remove unless you exceed it with a raw hit point.
It's interesting to be able to revive infinitely by destroying it with effects or sending him GY, and it's reasonably strong in combat.
A Level 7 Synchro Deck is good enough to consider adopting.

If he leaves due to the opponent's effect, in addition to reviving GY's Machine, his Spell, Trap, and monster effects cannot be activated on the opponent during his own battle.

Demon Warrior ~G*dam~G*dam
Is it a good match with Meteor Burst when used as a general-purpose 7 synchro?
(2) Since the effect of mechanical revival is strong, I want to differentiate there.

Whether Destroy will enter the death frame or not.
When attacking, he has the effect of negating the activation of the opponent's monster effect + Armades effect, and when he leaves the field due to the opponent's effect, he has the effect of reviving Machine from GY.
In addition to the simple Almades effect, it also negates permanent effects, so if you have good ATK, you can crush almost all monsters and capture them. Especially the denial of permanent effects is ATK? And with a multiplier, he hits monsters that set ATK preeminently.
Furthermore, since you can include yourself in the resurrection target of the resurrection effect, it is remarkably strong against destruction. From the above points, it can be said that it is an S monster that demonstrates outstanding power when it comes to fighting with opponents with low ATK.
The neck is that level 7S monsters are a fierce battlefield, and does this card lack the control power that other cards have? Still, for general-purpose level 7, it is a new power that excels in breakthrough power, and it should be a presence that throws a stone together with Lightning Master.

It's been a long time since I've seen a death frame, but in the case of this card, it had a death in its English name.
There is no tuner specification, and if you use Desdoldo, you can use it with most decks. Since it is a machine, it can be expected to be adopted as a new option at Crystron.
It can almost completely suppress card effects during battle and negate permanent effects, so it is extremely strong against monsters below its own RBI.
Also, if you leave the field, you can revive the machine without specifying the level, making it easy to maintain the front line. With this type of effect, there is no turn limit, which is rare these days, and you can target yourself, and he can be revived as many times as you send GY. I would like to think that it is difficult to be abused because it depends on the other party.
His own RBI is also in the higher category for a level 7S. However, if you look at it as a whole, it's never a high number, so it would be even better if you had a defense method.
It's not flashy, but I think it's a convenient sync without any habits. Personally, I'm glad that this EX pack has increased the options for level 7S.

This is the death frame of this EX pack, and when he leaves the field due to the opponent's effect, he can revive the Machine, and has the Almades effect + α when attacking.
Since the resurrection effect can also target itself, it is strong against removal of effect destruction, and since it is an EX monster, it can be used as a bounce.
The effect in the first half is strong against lightning due to the double permanent effect, and the RBI is also 100 higher.
As a general-purpose synchro, it has decent performance.
Like Gigan, it doesn't have a revive effect on turn 1, so I was hoping someone would make a strange combo...

A man who never forgives Lightning. But it came too late. Now the adoption rate of Xyz has dropped sharply, and the number of people who see Lightning has also decreased. Moreover, even if you look at Lightning and put it out later, it will be meaningless because you have already used the effect. The effect of ② is effective destruction resistance, and this card itself can be revived any number of times. Of course you can revive other Machine monsters.