"Gunkan Suship Ikura-class Dreadnought" Rating Score by タマーキン(封印)

The starting Gunkan Suship and the first ace
At the beginning of implementation, Gunkan Suship had only one kind of story, and it was said that there was only one kind of story.
Gunkan Suship Xyz common effect If you use Shari as a material, draw 1
It's powerful enough to draw just one card, but if you can pull in Shari with just a few effects before it's used as a material, he'll be in a situation where he's essentially playing Xyz Monsters without spending any cards in your hand.
If you use salmon roe as a material, it will be a perfect double attack
Its own firepower is unreliable, but it seems that the firepower setting was set to one step before the ace on the assumption that it would be used side by side with the aircraft carrier Shirauo.
Destroy 1 when a Gunkan Suship monster that comes out of the deck deals battles damage.
Is this design supposed to be used side by side with the second ship of the Uni-type?
Ideally, use the destructive effect triggered by the direct attack of the second sea urchin class ship, and hit the two consecutive attacks after Tsuyuharai.
Irresistible, Shirauo, and Uni will be enough to get all the lethal ships.
Judging from the way it's written, does he plan to release Gunkan Suship other than Xyz? She's not specified as Xyz Monster
If you look closely, this effect is not the name turn 1, but the self turn 1
So, depending on the situation, it might be possible to send out two Type 1 ships without using Shirauo to prioritize elimination.
When attacking second, if the opponent's hand is bad and the turn is passed on a blank area, from two cards in hand (either normal Shari or Red Shari), two consecutive Ikura-class ships One kill is possible by hitting
How much is the sea urchin going to start?
The evaluation from other people is not so good, but it is a necessary existence (partly because there are few stories) on the Gunkan Suship Deck.
How much would it cost to actually make it?
The most technically difficult task is to cut out the name from the seaweed.