"The End of Anubis" Rating Score by みめっと

Literally translated, it has a mysterious card name of "The End of Anubis", and the Yu-Gi-Oh English card name represented by Curse of Dragon is also used for this monster.
As a monster that can be put out with one release, in addition to his high ATK, which is on par with his Archfiend, it negates all GY activation / GY trigger effects and effects that target his GY cards. It is
Including being an advanced Fiend with a high RBI, it is a system monster that is a senior existence to 《Vanity's Fiend》and 《Majesty's Fiend》, and the range it protects is gradually overlapping with Void and Prestige.
Reanimation and salvage, self-SS from GY and battle destruction triggering, etc., have considerable pressure on GY not to touch, and considering the time when he was born, GY-activated spells that did not exist at that time It's a happy coincidence that it was designed to catch even traps.
However, he can't stop resurrection or salvage that doesn't target GY cards, effects that return them to the deck, or banishing GY cards as a cost.
Compared to Void and Majesty, this card's defensive range is all about his GY. Not a few.
This is a high-level monster in the main deck that is difficult to put into play consistently, but the same pressure can easily be applied by his Spell Traps such as Necrovalley, Rift, and Macro, compared to Void and Prestige. It gives a subtle impression.
Even so, compared to when general-purpose cards only had imaginary enemies that could be counted on one hand, I think their usefulness is much higher now.