"Double Disruptor Dragon" Rating Score by 塩

His new Rokket support darkness dragon.
A handsome dual-armed dragon that has attacked the two greats of Absolute Anoct Vision. The illustrations are cool.
The main effect is releasing yourself to revive 2 Rokkets and 2 types of trigger search by excluding GY.
Both are excellent effects, but this monster has no self-Special Summon effect. Despite being the most advanced monster of the time.
So basically, it will be deployed from the hand with 《Rokket Caliber》of the same pack. Recruit over there with 《Rokket Tracer》
It's easy to prepare on the field because you can.
The problem is how to bring this card to your hand. There is no decent means at present and there is no choice but to withdraw. It would be a different story if it was a Rokket monster...
And even if you can pull it off and aim for a combo with Caliber, there is another problem.
For Caliber must release himself into his Special Summon effect. And this monster also releases itself to revive two of his Rokkets...
In other words, the result is the same situation as if you had deployed a monster from your hand. In this case, wouldn't it be better to use his Special Summon Noctovision from his hand without relying on Caliber, with much looser conditions? That's what I'm talking about.
This has the advantage of being able to search for two types of triggers. However, if Noctovision is also used as a link material, he can draw one card from the deck. There is no difference in terms of advantage.
In other words, when using this card, even if you don't really want to search for two types of triggers, Noctovision is better because it reduces the chance of accidents.
There is a way to drop it into GY, revive it, and connect it to the effect from there, but Rokket has more cards that he wants to drop into GY, and considering the number of cards that will be spent for that, it's not practical.
It's not totally unusable, but there are plenty of better options. It would have been a different story if it was a Rokket monster...
・If you want to use F・ or ・R・, you can consider adopting it.