Starving Venemy Lethal Dose Dragon →Used Deck

I don't dislike the name of the card, which is a result of cramming my favorite words into it, and it sounds like an elementary school student.
The obsession to lower ATK even after death is interesting, but the summoning conditions are too heavy. As for the P monster, he is difficult to go to GY, and he is not suitable for GY fusion.
I don't care about that kind of thing, there's one thing I like to quibble with.
Why not a Venom counter! Take advantage of it! Ludger!

It's not like it's a weak effect, but even though the fusion requires 3 bodies...
Even though she requested a pendulum that makes it difficult to go to GY, it doesn't mesh with the fact that the trigger to put the counter on is going to her GY.
It works well with Odd-Eyes, which is not targeted for weakening and has many combat-oriented effects, but Odd-Eyes is also often mixed with Magician, and the extra frame is tight, so this effect and weight take precedence. seems difficult.

Why isn't the original Venomy coming out first? It's difficult to handle because the summoning conditions are a little heavy and the weakening affects the whole. Odd-Eyes, which is the easiest to put out and seems to have good compatibility, is not all made up of DARK and Dragon, so it has a considerable influence on us, and above all, there are few materials that do not require fusion cards. , Due to the existence of the super-powerful 《Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom》, the meaning of adopting this guy has become even weaker. In the original Venomie (as it was in the original), he could easily regenerate with a Pendulum, etc., and was able to differentiate him in that he could take away the effects of monsters on the field... but with the 3 beats of being difficult to handle, difficult to regenerate, and difficult to put out. It is a truly regrettable existence.

Huh, normal Venemie...?
The material is three DARK P, and although it is a little heavy, he can be easily put out depending on the deck. Let's give up on Predaplant.
It has a lot of effects, but the fact that it has effects related to ATK and monster effects is really a Starv-like effect.
For the time being, every time a card is sent to GY, it has the effect of lowering his overall ATK, making it easier to break through battle, but since your own monsters are also targeted, the opponent will bring out his DARK and his dragon. Note that if you do so, you will also be easily breached.
Also, it has the effect of negate all the opponent's effects only on your turn. These days, there are a lot of negate destruction effects, so there is a possibility that it won't pass, but if it is destroyed, it will move to the P zone, so it won't be a big loss.
After moving to the P zone, the counter is reset, but it still activates the ATK lowering effect, but if you look closely, it also affects your own monsters, so it is said that you are working as a support. It can be subtle.
Due to the strong effect and heavy material, it is inevitable that it will be compared to "Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom".

In the manga, for some reason, there was a scene where Venemie was disguised as this guy. Also, the color scheme is different from the original, and Starve has a coloring that is conscious of Venom.
The material specification is loose with darkness P, but it is heavy with 3 bodies required. On the field, the number of counters weakens the entire monster and negates the monster effect, so the control and breakthrough power during your turn is high.
Also, even if it is destroyed, it can be moved to the P zone, and can weaken the opponent's monster in the same way as the field.
However, it's not an effect that directly adds to a heavy habit, and the conditions for counters are loose, but the P Deck, which seems to be easy to put out this card, has a bad match that makes it difficult to go to GY.
Weakness also affects us depending on his deck. As for Dark Dragon, he has versatile items such as Borrel, so I would like to use them together.
To be honest, the performance does not match the weight, and the lighter Overlord Stave will be a big wall if you specify the same material.
Over there is a copy effect and the direction of the effect is different, but fusion is not essential, and combos with copy effects are easy to decide, and the ease of handling is different.
Starve variants were often subtle, and this card was no exception.

A three-body fusion dragon of overmixed chaos. By the way, where did the original Venemie go...?
Each time a card on the field is sent to GY, it weakens anything other than the Dark Dragon with the Venemi Counter, negates the effects of the opponent's monsters, and when destroyed, sends the monster effect to the P zone, and the opponent's field. Manga Yuri's trump card that has the effect of scattering Venemi Counters and a P effect that weakens the same as monster effects.
The speed at which the counter accumulates is quite good, but the key factor of weakening is not good enough. It's not a sweet game that you can forgive the slow-acting poison of a card that has no resistance, even though it's a heavy card called fusion of dark P3 bodies. ATK is also mediocre at 2800, and the material is too heavy to cling to the effect negate. In the end, the Venemy Counters will be collected on this card, so if it is destroyed, the Venemie Counters will be replanted.
It's hard to see the merits of merging. After all, the effect is slow-acting, but it is too painful that there is no resistance.

It has the effect of placing a Venemi Counter, which can weaken the opponent. It's easy to accumulate just by being sent from the field to his GY, so even 200 each can be expected to drop considerably. However, he wants 3 DARK P monsters as fusion materials, and needless to say, the condition of going to GY and his Pendulum are not compatible. Moreover, if this card is destroyed and he goes to the Pendulum Zone, the accumulated Venemi Counter will be reset. 《Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom》, which is banned overseas, has one less material and does not require fusion, so honestly compared to the ease of use over there, it is quite difficult to use. The negate effect is also only on your turn, and it feels like it's just one more thing to say that it can only reach monsters.

I won't loosen the ties, but the request for three bodies is heavy.
The key effect is weakening and negate, but it doesn't mesh well with her GY when the conditions for requiring a Pendulum and riding a token on her are gone. Even if it's the other party, the weakening of the other party's dependence is ~.
You can use all Darkness Pendulums as materials, but you should choose decks that are compatible with dragons that are not affected by the effect.
Moreover, if you can get this card, it's usually a big problem with Starve Venom.
It beats the Starve Venom, but I don't think it's possible to give priority to the fact that it's so difficult to use.