"Archlord Kristya" Rating Score by みめっと

Far from being able to SS by other effects, it is a ridiculously evil Fairy monster that has an SS sealing effect despite having a self-SS effect, and is also a high RBI superlative monster.
It is also a very rare card that the first appearance is a gold rare card attached to the book.
GY's Fairy can self-SS only when the number of GY's Fairy is a certain number, so if you self-SS so that you can't self-SS continuously, GY's Fairy will be forcibly reduced, but the method is not exclusion or Deck bounce. Salvage is coming.
It is possible to SS by means other than self-SS such as Valhalla, and since it has 2800 hit points, it is difficult to overtake NS monsters in battle, and there are other suppressed monsters, his Spell Trap in the back, Honest, etc. in his hand. It is quite difficult to break through.
Also, even if you manage to get away from the field, the recycling effect of returning to the top of the deck, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage, will allow you to immediately return to the field after the next turn by using your own SS and other special summon effects. You will be able to return.
In theme decks where low-level monsters with effects that touch the board are difficult to enter in the main deck, and in decks that do not include her Spell Trap with removal or negate effects, this card is a level threat that will be clogged just by being issued. will be
To give you a concrete story, including my own experience, when I was using a Witchcrafter that didn't include a drop or bubble shadow, I really couldn't do anything if this came out first...
I had no other way to deal with it than to put a low class witch on the wall and endure Christia's attacks with a bight and Tribute Summon Heine or Veil to defeat them.