"The Winged Dragon of Ra - Sphere Mode" Rating Score by ねおんちゃん

This control board surface is absurdly warm and soft...? \That's my cousin/
A card that is basically used as a flip card like a subspecies of Raigeki that breaks through almost all resistances instead of consuming the Normal Summon right. Due to its nature, it has excellent compatibility with Sky Striker and Eldlich, which do not use summons much.
It has an extraordinary destructive power that can wipe out the opponent's field no matter how many perfect resistances appear, and if it is decided, the board will be overturned with a single blow.
It flips over, but... In the first place, you can't ignore the low stability, such as you can't use it unless you have three monsters lined up.
Compared to Kaiju, which releases only one, and Cute Pet-chan Lava Golem, which releases two, the usage conditions are stricter, so in terms of versatility and stability, it falls into the lower category among release removal cards. If the opponent is going to deploy a lot of cards, it's probably a good idea to take him out of the side deck when you know it's a deck. Because the destructive power itself is overwhelmingly higher than the above two types.
Although it has an effect that returns when the turn goes around, it basically becomes a link material when it comes to the opponent's turn, so if you want to use the Ra summoning effect, you can honestly release the monsters in your own field and summon them, or ( And basically, you'll actively take back control using cards such as 《Owner's Seal》. Just like the original Malik.