"Fiendish Engine Ω" Rating Score by みめっと

A superlative monster that is the ace of the dark machine monster group "Motor Monster" used by Keith in Yu-Gi-Oh R, and has a reasonable ATK for a superlative monster, but on the other hand, it has an effect that is too full of quirks. Monster.
The design of the card is pretty cool and I like it, but the card illustration has the thickness of the lines, the feeling of the blade and the tail, and I feel like the overall drawing isn't stable. Shall we?
First of all, the effect of raising his ATK by going all out with self-generated power will break down at the end, but his ATK will be 3800, and there is nothing required to activate it, so it is necessary. It is an effect that can be used safely by removing the limiter only when it is time to attack.
If possible, I would like to use it when I can kill the opponent, or use the self-destruct effect in the end phase as a means to trigger other effects.
Another problem effect is to Special Summon weak Motor Tokens in Attack Position like other Motor Monsters, but this is forced to be done at the lowest timing of your end phase, and you This monster itself has no ability to use that token regardless of the opponent's turn, so if it looks like you can get a numerical advantage at no cost, but actually provides the opponent with an attack target. will be the majority.
And above all, the effect of raising his own RBI and the effect of his special summoning tokens do not mesh at all, and in the end it has a very bad image of having two effects that you don't really know what you want to do.
Of course, not all cards with multiple effects work together, and if both were strong, you wouldn't say such a thing. do you want it to trigger? I'm sorry to say that, but even so, I think the combination of these two effects is a bit too mysterious.
It doesn't have a self-SS effect, and I get the impression that there are too many ways to rely on other powers to use it strongly, such as how to use the tokens that appear, recovery from self-destruction, and so on.