"Uria, Lord of Searing Flames" Rating Score by カディーン

The original muscle frame from the Sacred Beasts.
The god's resistance omit at the time of OCG conversion is common to the Sacred Beasts, but it has been deprived of the self-regeneration ability and changed to a brain muscle that can only specialize in one blow. Fortunately, the built-in night shot can remove the attack reaction trap, so the one-kill success rate is moderate. At first, it supports the front line with trap monsters, and once it has a chance to win, it will be buried in a single blow. If he could secure a continuous trap, he could achieve a result worthy of satisfying the satisfaction of the romantics, who said that he would kill instantly from haste.
However, his Continuous Trap is a bottleneck, and the lineup is sad, with a ban on imperial edicts that were compatible at the time, restrictions on libido, and semi-restrictions on gravity bind. In the first place, Shadow of Infinity did not include Continuous Trap.
Time flies and the dreams of the duelists reach Konami, and after receiving second place in the popular vote, they are made into a Strok. Grants a significant enhancement that blows away all of the misfortunes. However, the relaxation of the summoning conditions, which is the biggest enhancement point, is not that great of a benefit, and compared to Hamon and Raviel, who have 4000 RBI from the beginning, if his GY does not have his Continuous Trap, his RBI is low. The part that I didn't care about in the specialized type was exposed as a weakness. In fact, it is unrealistic because it takes 9 of his GY manipulators to surpass Raviel's trampling punches. Aside from the exclusive construction, in the mixed type, compared to Raviel of One Kill and Hamon of Suppression, its presence is weak because it is in a neutral position. After all, this card is probably the type that shines in a completely specialized romantic type.