"Red-Eyes Fusion" Rating Score by みめっと

This card allows you to perform Deck Fusion without preparing the field or GY, Anaconda is a powerful way to use this card, and Dragoon, a very strong Fusion Monster that comes out as a result, caused nuclear fusion, and once A fusion spell that has become an environment card until it is designated as a restricted card.
As a compensation for Deck fusion, there is a big restriction on the turn that is activated instead of after activation, and when you think that you can't SS other than Red-Eyes, you can't do any SS with methods other than this card, and you can't even do NS.
This is synonymous with accepting that if this card is stopped when going first, the monster zone will be empty, and even if it passes, the turn will be passed to the opponent with a single monster, so the risk is very high.
I think it's an appropriate adjustment as a constraint for a card that puts a large monster into play while fertilizing GY with a single card, without relying on Deck Fusion or GY, but when it comes to the environment level. , No matter how much it is over-adjusted, I think that it will be a point that it will not be used properly unless there are a lot of monsters.
Personally, I think that Dragoon is worth it even if it's a single fight, that is, it's worth it to immediately activate this card you've drawn.
Currently, both Anaconda and Dragoon are banned cards, so this card has remained in its original sheath, which has not changed at all since its introduction, including the fact that the restrictions have been lifted since then. I'm not sure if this card or Red-Eyes duelists are better off.
If Dragoon can't come out of the ban card as it is, I would like at least a new Fusion Monster that is hard enough to move during opponent's turn, even if it's not as strong as Dragoon.