Unchained Abomination →Used Deck

It looks like Unchained's ace, but it's actually a general-purpose monster with just a category name.
Evil Twins, Shaddoll, and Rokket have already been mentioned,
"Predaplant Verte Anaconda" is active in the Master Duel, so in my case he's being abused in Orcust.
You might think that Orpheus won't destroy it, but in the case of Anaconda axis, 《Destiny HERO - Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer》and 《El Shaddoll Winda》coming out of 《Instant Fusion》self-destruct, so it doesn't allow the opponent to lie down.
Best of all, he doesn't get hit by Orpheus summoning restrictions in DARK, so it's perfect for throwing Galatea, the Orcust Automaton and Dingirsu, the Orcust of the Evening Star into his GY.

A general-purpose Link 4 monster with an ATK of 3000 that can be produced from two materials if a Link Monster is included in the material.
Unlike Astram, which requires monsters from EX as link materials, revived Link Monsters can also be used as link materials.
It has three effects that remove a single card on the field with some kind of beat, and the 1 effect can be used as a hindrance on the opponent's turn by combining it with other effects, and the 3 effect is on the field. Because it has the property of continuing to earn ads just by being there, its performance is quite good.
The Fiend race is also convenient for Evil Twins, whose deployment destinations are restricted, and we can expect demand there.
The Link 4 zone is a monster of unprecedented proportions, boasting one of the best skills that cannot be won by an odd person, whether it is a general purpose or a dedicated one. , I think it has all the good conditions in terms of material restrictions, number of requests, RBIs, and effect characteristics to the extent that it can be said that it is stronger than the link 4 monsters, and it can be said that it is faster to count from the top.

Anyway, the one who only thinks about destroying
Exactly the personification of destruction
All activation conditions must target, so let Abominable Unchained Soul handle those with target resistance.
Since the summoning conditions are versatile, he can be active outside of Unchained.
Recently, it's been called Evil Twins Raigo.
It's true that Evil★Twins is a better matchup unless you use the entrance if you play it on the first turn due to its deployment power.
Even though it's an Unchained monster, it doesn't have the effect of reading the next one if it's destroyed.
Therefore, it cannot be used as a chanting bullet.
If he gets killed, I'll either smash the Evil Spirit, or pull him out of GY.
In the past, he was completely out of place in Unchained because Dragoon of Red-Eyes came out easily, but now he can fight decently because he doesn't have that bump on his face.
In Master Duel, you can get a summoning effect
Unchained is a deck with a strong habit, but he is a deck that easily shows duelist skills, so if you have confidence in your skills, let's use it.
Raigo is the only UR in a Master Duel, so it's fairly easy to assemble, and he has the specs to raise the number of wins even against platinum-ranked duels.

It tends to be hidden in the shadow of Access Accesscode Talker, but this is a good thing
・ Can be set up in advance
・Since there is no limit on the number of cards, you can break your own cards without hesitation.
・ 3000 RBI even if you get hit by bubbles
・Dinomiscus can also be used as a material
It works well with the Shaddoll Deck I'm using, and Raigo entered through the Deck. Recommended for Shaddoll use

Unchained's trump card, with a refreshing amount of destruction that triggers destruction regardless of whether it is yourself or others.
This card itself doesn't have any resistance, but since the material specification is loose with 2 or more including a Link Monster, it's relatively easy to put out.
If you can stay on the field, you will repeat destruction every turn,
Opponents will feel quite intimidated.
The illustration ad is also high, and it is a card that I personally like.

A card that works very well with Rokket.
Riding on the destructive effect of Rokket, the incarnation of destruction wrecks the field.
The material is loose, and because it is DARK, it is not caught in the darkness after the tracer effect is activated, and by using the combo of the striker dragon and the recharger, it is possible to revive from his GY with a single dragon of level 4 or less.
It also targets destruction effects, so you can target your own Rokket to activate that effect.
If you're just going to destroy it, it's probably more difficult for your opponent to use this than his other Borrel-type Link Monsters. (Limited to 2nd turn onwards)

Even if you smash it! Even if you smash it! Destruction Deck trump card. It's a Link 4, but Unchained can involve the opponent in a Link Summon, so it's not that difficult to get out.
The three effects have different triggers, but all are removal effects that destroy cards on the field. In addition to simply destroying the opponent's field, it is also possible to dare to break your own cards and combo. ATK is also 3000, so it's good to have a good place.
It's a monster that shows its true value in the Unchained Deck, but since it can be used with his Link Monsters, it has established its position as a general-purpose card. In that case, it would be nice to adopt him as a Fiend Deck.

In general, the impression that it has high breakthrough power but is too fragile
① The effect has a strong meaning of restraining the enemy
It is difficult to use the self-destructing gimmick after deploying, and it is rare that you need to fly the Unchained effect so many times that even 3 is not enough.
② is suitable for wiping out the enemy board with low hit points at once
③ can get an ad every turn
However, it is painful that it has no resistance or recovery against removal, so you can think that it will be removed on the first turn or the next turn.
For that reason,
(1) and (3) are links that can actively skip removal from the main unit
② is a link that can be one-killed in situations where battle destruction passes, such as Valeso
each will take a role in
On the other hand, due to the unusually looseness of the material, it is reliable when it is difficult to adopt other cards.
The significance of adopting him in Unchained is particularly great in that it can be used in both Unchained low-level demon binding and plunder link dark binding.
It's useful in situations where you can use multiple effects, or when linking from taking control, so if there's room left over, it's probably in the adoption zone.

I think that the card destruction effect of (1) should be triggered by 《Unchained Twins - Aruha》and 《Unchained Twins - Rakea》.
As for the card destruction effect of (2), since this card has a high ATK, I think it would be good to aim for the trigger due to battle destruction.
With the effect of (3), I think it's excellent that you can destroy cards during your own or your opponent's end phase.
If it's an "Unchained" Deck, I don't think it's a problem because it can be played while removing the opponent's monsters with Unchained Soul of Anguish.
ATK is also the highest among "Unchained" monsters, and I think it can be said to be a trump card.

One piece that feels the will of iron to destroy even by stubbornness.
The first effect is a destruction effect that reacts when a card is destroyed by an effect other than Raigo. Not only the destructive effect of Unchained, but also the destructive effect of the opponent is annoying.
The second effect is a destructive effect that reacts when something other than yourself is destroyed in battle. Since Raigo himself has 3000 points, most monsters can be destroyed by battle, and in case of emergency, you can use it to make your own monsters react by self-destructing.
The third effect is to destroy cards on the field during your/your opponent's End Phase. The timing is slow, but you can use the destruction effect at no cost, and if it's the opponent's turn, you can use it like an end cycle.
Destruction destruction card anyway. The effect itself and materials have nothing to do with his Unchained, so it's a fairly versatile card. If it is a deck that can be put out, it seems to be active if you insert about one card.

Unchained's trump link 4, unlike his other two unchained gods, the material is versatile.
Destroyed in response to effect destruction, destroyed in response to battle destruction, destroyed in the end phase, as the name suggests, it is a man who absolutely destroys, and can destroy up to 3 cards in one turn. However, to make the most of it, you want to actively destroy it yourself. Of course, it goes well with Unchained, which is a category, and the material specification is very loose, so even decks other than the original deck that use destruction a lot are useful. Since it is a DARK and targets destruction effects, it is also a strong candidate for adoption in Rokket.
All destruction effects are optional effects, so you can ignore the effects and simply act as a marker staff with 3 markers below.

A Link-4 monster that serves as the destination of the God of Destruction.
An effect that destroys 1 card on the field when another card's effect destroys it, an effect that destroys 1 card on the field when another monster is destroyed by battle, and 1 card on the field during each other's end phase. An incarnation of destruction that has the effect of destroying cards.
It's a heavy material of 2 or more monsters, including Link Monsters, but if it's destructive, you can use your opponent's link 3 or higher as a material, or use your opponent's link 2 or higher as a material with Ragia.
Since cards are destroyed in response to various destructions, it's a matter of whether you can use destruction effects efficiently. It also has a destructive effect on itself, but since it is late during the end phase, it should be regarded as just endcycling the opponent's face down cards. The compatibility with Rakia is outstanding, and Rakia's triggered immediate effect can always wield the first destructive effect. If you let Rakia self-destruct, you'll be able to use the second effect.
Since there is no resistance, I want to effectively check it with a destructive effect. In fact, the marker is also excellent and has effects that are not limited to destruction, so if he can cover Link Monster, it can be used as a general purpose.

The material designation is loose, and if it is centered on Link, it is easy to put out with various decks.
If it's Unchained, will we mainly aim from Lagia → Aruba?
It is excellent for markers, but it is also suitable for opponents, and it is difficult to revive, so it is not all good.
As the name suggests, this card has effects related to destruction. Destroy the cards in the field in response to destruction.
However, although this card also has a destructive effect, it is desirable to prepare another trigger because it is late at the end.
If the deck has a variety of self-destruction, it is easy to get ads, and if the opponent is such a deck, it can be expected to have a certain amount of restraint.
It feels like a card with a strong combo, and if used well, it can demonstrate high removal power. In particular, I think it's a card with high versatility, as it has a material designation and effect that does not have a category designation.

Destroy, destroy, destroy.
Every effect is a God of Destruction effect that triggers destruction and causes further destruction. It's a wonderful specification that you can destroy the opponent's field, but it's arbitrary, so you can prevent self-destruction. Moreover, there are no category restrictions on materials and effects, so it can be used as a general-purpose frame.