"Despian Proskenion" Rating Score by みめっと

He is the ace of the Despian Fusion Monster, with one more material than Queritis, three levels, and an 800 size increase in offense and defense.
Not only has the number of materials increased, but this time both darkness and light are required, so it is quite troublesome that Despian monsters alone cannot provide the fusion materials.
It would be nice if you could super-fuse two cards from your opponent's field, but it doesn't always work out so well, so I wonder if it's reasonable to cover LIGHT with general-purpose hand triggers such as Nibiru and Veiler.
The effect is to refer to the ability of the opponent's monster knocked down with this card, and the effect of putting the EX monster that meets the resurrection limit of his GY on the field or excluding it in the main phase of each other. It's called doing a beat burn.
Regardless of whether you choose to revive or banish, the effect in the first half is to use the nature of the opponent's Deck (a monster taken out of EX as material and send it to GY, and then Special Summon or remove that monster from GY to use it as material again). It can also be used as a hindrance depending on the Deck used for , the effect that refers to the EX monster of GY, and the EX monster has an activation effect that activates on GY, etc.), but the latter effect is It is a brain muscle effect that specializes in taking LP, and the combination of the two effects that makes it difficult to have a role beyond RBI even if you stand first is not quite cool. However, since there are no various resistances or after-sales follow-ups when you fall down, the performance of the brain muscle condition stands out.
Once he's fully deployed, he's no longer useful to GY's EX. He tends to be deadly to decks and decks that don't use EX monsters much in the first place, so what can be called an ace is a heavy fusion material and a waste of money. My impression is that it's only a high level and over 3000 RBIs.