"Kaiser Glider - Golden Burst" Rating Score by みめっと

The Kaiser Glider, which was not even used in the original, let alone the technique name, was remade as the Kaiba frame of Legend Monsters.
In order to demonstrate the self-SS effect, it is required to consume the same amount as Tribute Summon, but since it is possible to self-SS with a complete Furitche without phase restrictions during each other's turn, you can use it for pursuit in your own battle phase, It is also possible to use it in the opponent's battle phase and combine it with your own late effects to create a wall in your Attack Position, or as a Sacrifice Escape.
It will also be useful for safely dealing with monsters that are temporarily under control without having to evade interference and return them.
The effect in the second half is an effect that rejects the trade-off of the original remake, while this is an effect that actively aims at trade-off, and it is effective against monsters whose original ATK is stronger than itself, but the target resistance It doesn't work against certain monsters, and this card doesn't have a battle destruction trigger effect, so it's a disadvantage for the monsters released for your own SS, so it's a bit subtle as a breakthrough or a check. It feels like it.
In general, it's convenient that the self SS is perfect Flice, but if you want to use it strongly, you need a combo with other cards, and the effect in the latter half is a monster that gives the impression that there is no future. is.
Even so, this Kaiser glider is the choice... Hmmm, Kaiser glider...
While the others are Holy Elves, Guiltia, and Pet Dragons, who appeared in the Kingdom arc of the original, this card is a monster that didn't even appear in the Battle City arc. Wouldn't it have been better to have a vengeful sword stalker or something?
The name of the technique could have been taken from Monster Capsule and Falsebound Kingdom...