"Superancient Deepsea King Coelacanth" Rating Score by みめっと

A superlative monster with an ATK of 2800, which is considered to be the limiter of the species and the ultimate lifeform of the Fish created by the 5th term.
Unlike Rescya before Errata, the effects of the recruited monsters were properly adjusted to negate, but the cards in the 5th period should have been set with the name Turn 1 and special summon restrictions after activation. You can recruit a large number of low-grade fish at once, and you can use them as much as you want for various materials for Special Summon, including yourself.
Furthermore, since it was originally a recruiting effect to prepare a shield to demonstrate its own resistance effect, it also has target resistance to all effects on the field.
Even though it doesn't matter what type it is, it requires a hand cost and it's a very easy-to-understand must counter, so it's easy to be the target of interference, but that's also the proof that this effect is super powerful. .
High-ranking monsters in the main deck without self-SS effects are often negative factors in most cases, but their power is at a level where self-SS effects can't be tolerated.
Speaking of the 5th season, there was no tuner before the introduction of synchronization, and the excellent Fish that were pre-sold overseas were in an environment before they landed in Japan. It would never have been allowed.
Was it a level 7 consideration at the time that even under such circumstances, one release could be released under the application of Atlantis?