Level 9 Best Monster Ranking

Her Generaider X monster, which also has one side of general-purpose rank 9X, can be used with two or more designated X materials.
Just by being on the field, you can lower the attack and defense of the opponent's monsters by 1000, but the true value is the effect of 3.
From the moment you land on the field, you can use the effect with a complete flitch during each other's turn, and while putting out Ormgand from the EX Deck, up to the number of X materials you have, use your or your opponent's GY cards as X materials. It demonstrates the ability to replenish to
This effect is very good, and it is very strong against the effect negate because it is activated by releasing itself with a complete flitch. It becomes a robbery of GY ad, and favorable conditions are lined up if the number of X materials to be stacked can be set to the number of X materials you have as the upper limit.
What's more, since this is a free material and can be used with 2 units, it's worth including it in the EX Deck along with Ormgand if his Deck can reach Rank 9.
Also, the monsters that can be put out from the EX Deck are his Generaider X monsters other than Fairy, so there is still the possibility that compatible monsters other than Ormgand will appear in the future, which is wonderful.
How to say it, it's a card that feels like it has this power because Ormgand was that.

A new king who came after a long time, and it has a slightly different development effect than the previous kings.
You can cut the king from your hand to SS yourself, and when you land, you can SS the hand or the king of GY. , Since it can also be used from GY, even GY fertilizer cards such as Orobu and Shinsha can be used as the initial move. High performance and reusable.
If I had to pick a weak point, it would be that unlike other kings, this card alone doesn't have any interference or removal effects, but it's a power card that accurately compensates for the king's weak points so that you don't have to worry about such details.
With the advent of this card, it can be said that it is revolutionary that the king's deduction is no longer an accident.

A remake card of Phoenix Gearfried. Although it is no longer Dual, it has performance suitable for the billboard.
The first effect is the Special Summon effect of earthquakes. Although it is a level 9 super-sized monster, it can be easily revealed by removing one Equip Card from Field GY.
The second effect is to equip a monster on the field at the start of the damage step. It is a removal method called "equipment" that is very difficult to prevent, and it comes with a bonus that does not target. Note that since it is the beginning of the damage step, rewinding does not occur when the target monster is equipped.
The third effect is to use the front equipment card as a cost to counter monster effects. Since the monster effect can be sealed under very loose conditions, the control power is also high.
An ace monster with high levels of ease of use, effects, and status. It is high performance enough to consider adopting about 1 to 2 cards for Warrior Decks that use equipment cards.