"Starry Night, Starry Dragon" Rating Score by みめっと

This monster born in December is a remake monster of Holy Night Dragon.
Whether it's NS or SS, when it comes into play from your hand, it exerts a universal single removal effect. The concept of the Starry Knight Deck is to destroy and attack, and to interfere with the opponent's turn.
The all-purpose removal effect doesn't have a name Turn 1, so if you have the necessary cards, you can destroy and interfere as many times as you like in each other's turn. It's an effect that doesn't work, but it has the effect of ignoring the double-faced resistance of the opponent's attacked monster and temporarily retreating and being able to get LP with consecutive attacks, so the return turn is a tough place, but there is a reasonable response.
Besides that, he also has combat and effect destruction resistance against DARK, and although this is a major attribute opponent, let's consider it as lucky if it works.
To be honest, the theme of the 11th term, where there are no EX monsters, is that the main Deck's hit point, single unit completion power, and resistance penetration are not high, and its only strength is that it can be used as a single target removal that can be used as a hindrance. Are you going to do battle with existing themes around monsters? There is a feeling that I do not feel like it.
Of course, it's not a bad card, including the removal effect that touches the back, and the Starry Knight card specializes in supporting this card, so if you succeed in the initial move before the opponent's board is completed, it's a formidable opponent. I think my opponent can fight as well.