"Fallen of Albaz" Rating Score by カディーン

Yu-Gi-Oh's best playboy who has taken down all the wives of many duelists.
Now that he has a legal wife, it's troublesome.
The built-in effect itself is a super fusion, but the effect itself is inferior because it can be chained and there are strict restrictions on the materials. However, the fact that monsters have super fusion built in is terrifyingly strong. If you are on the opposing side, make a list of monsters that will be eaten by this guy in advance.
However, the most terrifying thing is that this built-in super-fusion is just spare power, and the core of a wide range of operations with abundant support is its original strength. On the extreme side, even if he's vanilla, his rating won't go down, rather it will go up.
That's why in the actual duel, he busily flies around the deck-excluded GY and docks with strict people, which is a harsh job that will inevitably lead to death from overwork. On rare occasions, Albus-kun gets excited by the luxurious hospitality of the "Dragonmaid", but most of the time he is sentenced to death in the electric chair for "Thunder Dragonhawk" or is forced to become a monk for "Jowgen the Spiritualist" or an aesthetic pact with "Aleister the Invoker". I'm having a hard time day and night, exchanging with the "Predaplant".
With this, I don't even feel like I'm going to tolerate picking up people on holidays. It's nearly impossible to neutralize him because it even references exclusions, which is far from a phoenix.
In addition, he eats the Dragon without even generating priority, let alone a chain block, and once the summoning conditions are met, there is no action that can be taken from here. The number of cards with the same name has increased considerably, and if he has only one card in the deck, it will work well, so regulation is near.
As an aside, according to the wiki, illegitimate children are illegitimate children. Tokugawa's illegitimate child or something like that. So, literally, it would be correct to write him as the illegitimate Albus, but since it happens so often in Yu-Gi-Oh, I don't say uncouth.