Battlewasp - Ballista the Armageddon →Used Deck

I think it would be better to use a resurrection card or a route involving 《Martial Metal Marcher》for a pure B/F. 《Battlewasp - Arbalest the Rapidfire》Normal Summon to revive 《Battlewasp - Sting the Poison》, 《Battlewasp - Pin the Bullseye》Special Summon to Synchro Summon Martial Metal Marcher Resurrect Needle with power Now that you have Level 3 Tuner and Level 6 Synchro, then 《Battlewasp - Twinbow the Attacker》Special Summon It's level 12. If the needle falls in GY, it is possible to search with the needle from 2 cards, so it is more realistic than using resuscitation cards that are difficult to search. By the way, until this Root Twinbow summon, insect binding doesn't occur, so you can get 《Crystron Quariongandrax》and 《Crystron Phoenix》, and if you use Hari Fiber, you can get Link 4. Is link 4 stronger than barista? Again... No, but... But baristas have the advantage of being able to search for Battlewasp - Dart the Hunter if they put out a needle Special Summon like the one I introduced earlier. It is possible to deal more than 5000 damage at once with Burn. For the time being, I think that BF has the performance to become a finisher. However, if you can't win on the turn where B・F and his GY exclusion are bad, you'll lose a lot of money, so it seems that this card is not necessarily used in B・F as well.

In fact, he's an Insect, and only three of them, including this one, have an original ATK over 3000.
As an Insect monster, he may be a blessing as he suffers from a lack of firepower.
It's also helpful that you don't have to worry about searching because it's a monster that comes out of the Extra Deck.
However, other than B and F, he is not particularly good at synchro summoning insects, so there is a strong feeling that they are not engaged...

In addition to the effect of excluding GY's Insect monsters and reducing the attack and defense of all opponent monsters by 500 times the number of exclusions, there is also a penetration effect and a recovery effect that special summons 3 of his Insect monsters in the exclusion zone when destroyed.
Personally, I think it has enough dignity as a level 12 monster. The remnants of the down effect and recovery effect can be felt very well.
The name "decisive battle" doesn't mean that the barista himself decides the game, but rather, it seems that even if he is defeated, he will entrust the rest to the next one, so that all his friends will work together to decide the game. It is well reproduced in animation and has a good effect, and in terms of performance, I like this place the most.

12 synchros without binding, which effectively makes him claim Insect.
Although it is heavy as it is, it is quite plain with only an overall weakening effect that consumes his GY resources and a penetration effect without multiple attacks.
It has an aftercare effect that allows you to return up to 3 of his Insect monsters that were banished when destroyed by your opponent, but it's not very reliable since it has to be destroyed by your opponent.
A card that doesn't have a clear strength.

BF's final battle weapon. A general-purpose level 12 synchro with a fairly high rarity.
During the Special Summon, he removes all GY insects, has a weakening effect and penetration effect according to the number, and has the effect of returning 3 insects that have been removed when destroyed while S-summoned.
The material is generic, but that's just 3000 penetration, and his Insect Deck really shines. However, GY ad is an important element in BF or general insect Deck, and it is quite difficult to exclude it at once. The effect is not self strengthening but weakening, so it's sad that it's not so suitable for one shots.
The effect when destroyed is also strong, but it's not guaranteed that it will destroy it, so it's an insurance position. In general, it is a card with a question mark when asked whether it should be aimed so aggressively. The position of BF's trump card is also easy to put out due to Azusa's involvement, and I feel that Hama, who has two attacks, is more appropriate.

It's kind of annoying to put out a low-level B/F, but this is it...
As for the effect of (1), the GY resource disappears, and since removal other than destruction is rampant, the reliability of the effect of (3) is also low.
It may be better not to use it unless you are in a situation where you will be killed this turn.
There is also penetration, which is not a problem, but it is plain.
It's honestly not worth the effort.

S has a maximum level of level 12, but there is no material specification and it is loose if you can do with at least 2 bodies.
However, it is desirable to operate mainly on insects from the target of the effect.
Permanent overall weakening, penetration, and offensive effects at 3000 RBI.
However, he removes GY insects as a cost of weakening, but he must remove all insects.
He often uses GY for insects, and BF in the same category is one of them.
However, the confusing thing is that it refers to the number of insects that were originally banished, not the number of banished by its own effect, so it can be followed to some extent.
The removed insects can be returned with the effect of 3, but it is basically dependent on the opponent's actions, so you can't expect much.
It would have been easier to use strengthening rather than weakening, which depends slightly on the opponent...
However, it is a level 12S that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, and it has many uniqueness such as the only insect and wind penetration.
There are several S-centric decks where the summoning target is bound by wind, and Sin has many opportunities to show himself, and his deck can sometimes get in trouble with walls, so it's nice to have penetration.
Also, since the increased G that is still often used in many decks is an insect, there are quite a few opportunities to demonstrate a weakening effect even if it is not insect-centric.
It's a card with a strong quirk, but depending on the future card pool, there is a possibility that it will be an option.