Type "Warrior" Type Best Monster Ranking

A fusion with effects worthy of the name Destroy (2 effect) and Phoenix (3 resurrection effect).
Material designation is loose, but one requires a high-level HERO. Ⅾ has Diabo and blue blood. Other than that, there are general-purpose items such as Honesty, so it shouldn't be difficult.
Attack and defense are upper average class, but due to the overall weakening, it has an advantage in combat.
Not only on the combat side, but it requires board ad, but it is also equipped with the removal of Friche and has high obstructive power.
You can also select yourself as a target for destruction without taking a target. Furthermore, if it is destroyed, D can be revived, and it can also be revived itself, so it becomes a perpetual machine of Friche removal, and it is somewhat strong against removal other than destruction, where this kind of card is weak.
Speaking of difficulties, there is a time lag between resurrection during standby, and the reason that will be described later weakens D itself.
In addition to having an excellent effect that is completed by itself, it is a powerful card that can be expected to be used not only in D but also in other decks due to the high versatility of materials and the existence of easy-to-handle deck fusion methods.
Because of its strength, his deck fusion method, Fusion Destiny, was banned, just like Disc and Desdro in the past, and D's success on business trips resulted in the ironic result that the main family was completely damaged. It is had.

PHHY's Sulea. Fenrir and Unicorn are the culprits of his Kashtira, but this one is as bad as the third.
From the above two cards, not only Shangri-La but also exclusion triggers are triggered. Stop it! Put them all together and limit them.
When he said that, due to the revision of the restrictions, he regulated Kashtira, and the decrease in users caused the demand to drop significantly, and the market price to fall.
After all, it was just an environmental decker toy.