Card Type "Monster" Best Card Ranking

Fate Hero Destruction Phoenix Man. He's a monster with an effect that perfectly lives up to its name, an amazing guy who destroys himself and escapes opponent's effects while reviving every turn and disturbing the board every turn.
If it is destroyed, it will revive the next turn and the free chain effect that destroys the cards on each other's field one by one, destroying itself and escaping from the opponent's interference, returning to the board and splitting it every turn. , The owner of the life force like a gag manga space-time.
It is also attractive that the material is strong, especially when he is fusion summoned with Fusion Destiny, he is strong in that he can drop Divine Guy from the Deck to his GY, and that he can practically support the deployment after the next turn.
In OCG, Fusion Destiny, which allows deck fusion, and Anaconda, which can be accessed there in Link 2, were banned, and they have not been seen since, but in the Master Duel environment where they are not banned, bonuses and It is often used to secure the minimum board surface when deployment has an accident.
However, it's not that it's perfect, because destroying yourself and escaping isn't a cost, it's an effect. do.
If you want to counter it, put a card that your opponent wants to break with Despheny into play first, wait for the effect to activate, and then throw interference to stop it.
The resurrection effect can be stopped with 《Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion》or 《Called by the Grave》, so if you can’t forgive this phoenix man than your parents’ enemies, you should try throwing in around 《Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion》.
However, the reason why this card is used as a business trip set is because of the convenience and versatility of a single monster that can come out from anywhere, and now that Anaconda and Fusion Destiny are banned in OCG. It is doubtful if it is a card that can be used as an ace to build a dedicated deck.
When the day comes when Anaconda and Fudes are released, we'll probably go back to the cards we see on a daily basis. And the design is really cool too...

The demon lord who became even more vicious thanks to Guardragon.
Elpy calls out to two or more links. Then release yourself and leave the place. I call this act of general passage Diabolos.

You can't use Link Monster as a material, but otherwise you can use tokens, so it's very loose.
The marker is also diagonally downward and easy to use.
Furthermore, it has a Formulon-like effect that allows Link Summoning during the opponent's turn, and it can perform tricky moves such as avoiding removal and using effects that are activated when Link Summoning during the opponent's turn.
As a last resort, Links that use this card as a material will have destruction resistance attached. It's a very nice effect to have as a bonus, and you can expect even more control if you attach it to things that are already in good condition, such as Borrel and Astram.
It is also an advantage that it can be used normally even if it is revived, and the significance of reviving it is high even though it is a diagonally downward marker.
It can perform tricky moves, is excellent as a marker extension agent and relay agent, and can be said to be a highly versatile CHIM feature card.