"Ascator, Dawnwalker" Rating Score by ユメ

There are three parts that I personally think are nice. It is as follows.
① 2 monsters line up without using the summoning right
② Good compatibility with 3 types of meta
(3) Flexible hand cost
As for (1), the ability to preserve summoning rights and the fact that two monsters are lined up together has a synergistic effect, and the range of Deck construction is expanding explosively. For example, you can summon "Yamata Dragon" to aim for a large draw, or you can simply place Kaguya or "Thunder King Rai-Oh" to strengthen the board. This is where your personality comes out.
Next is about ②. If you focus on the fact that there is no effect that activates on the field, then Skill Drain. If you focus on the fact that the priests, tuners, and his Synchro Monsters are of different races, then There Can Be Only One. If you focus on the fact that they don't search. You can incorporate mistakes. Of course, it is also possible to pack them all. The wide selection of trap cards is exciting, isn't it?
Finally, let's talk about 3. Since he can cut any hand, I think the theory here is to lay the groundwork for his GY effect, but it's also good to focus on the point that it's easy to deal with rotten cards. You can boldly stack 3 《Evenly Matched》, and you can use the unloaded / Buster as a cost, so you can realize his deck rotation with little waste.
In summary, this card can be said to be a deep card that can be used in a wide range of ways, from fucking games to 《Dueltaining》. The high degree of freedom is the flip side of the high degree of difficulty, so if you are accustomed to making decks, it would be interesting to further hone your skills, or build a deck that incorporates this card for pure enjoyment.
That's all for consideration.