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The material is vanilla, so the fusion itself is not difficult, but the material completely overlaps with the demonic dragon, and that one is clearly stronger.
You can only survive by forcefully using monster support with no effect.

The synergy with Future Fusion before Errata was pretty brutal because it has a lot of materials and is loose, but now it has a one-turn lag, so it's not as bad as before.
But once it's decided, he's a heinous GY man.
It is possible to use it with Dragon Mirror, and it has a large 5000 RBI, but it only has almost meaningless combat destruction resistance, and he is a dragon whose resources are important, so there is little point in consuming a large amount of resources to get this out.
Its battle destruction resistance is also more pointless because the hole is light, so it can be defeated by lightning and honesty and general-purpose guys.
As a super-fusion agent, if you decide to remove 5 bodies + 5000 RBIs, it's powerful, but no matter how much support you receive, he's a dragon in excellent condition at Guardragon, but it's rare to have 5 bodies lined up on the board, and the number of materials is too much. has become an enemy.
It seems to be strong if you remake it with a three god dragon, but...
It's a card that likes illustrations and animations, but even if you look at it favorably, this is the limit.
If Future Fusion is before Errata, I can give it about +3.

The effect of piercing and 2 draws and 1 discard is powerful, but the support target Gaia itself has a big problem that his ATK is too poor for his level.
It's even lower than Bramagis and his Red-Eyes, who are in a similar situation, and Gaia's support is cold and poor compared to those that make up for it, and it's a bit difficult to build a dedicated deck.
With the appearance of Dragon Knight of Heavenly Flight, things got a little better.

A card for using 《Spiral Spear Strike》, it supports the penetration effect with the battle position change effect.
《Spiral Spear Strike》can also be collected from his GY, so it's nice that you only need to insert one copy.
However, the versatility of the fusion material Gaia is poor, and although it tends to be a dedicated build, Gaia's support is poor, and this alone makes him not attractive enough to build a deck.

Link 2, which comes out with a loose tie, has a universal removal effect on the front side, and also has a moderate hit point.
However, since the removal effect is easily negated, it is highly likely that the operation will not be stable and you will end up wasting a card in your hand.
It might be better to think of it as a way to force a hand trigger or discard a card, as a relay to high links that come up easily without expecting to be able to remove it.
Any card can be specified as long as it is face up, so it's easier to discard cards than Link 2 Troymare, and it's easy to use markers.

Among the old Ritual Monsters with a lot of silly guys, this card has something that really shines.
Among level 1 and rituals, it is light but has a strong effect of removing equipment, and it can be revived, so it can be reused.
Furthermore, since it comes with darkness, spell use, and level 1, there is no need to worry about how to reuse it.

If you can't Special Summon and the effect requires you to pay half your LP, the risk is great.
Although it has a powerful removal effect called total exclusion removal, it can withstand destruction resistance because it is destroyed and excluded.
In addition, his ATK of this card depends on the number of cards removed by the effect, and the multiplier around 1 card is low, so if you don't use it in a difficult situation, his ATK will not rise as well, and even more so during the end phase. I go to GY.
A troublesome card with only elements that are difficult to use as a whole.

I can only say Barbaros.
Since he's LIGHT, he can use Photon Sanctuary, but I doubt it's worth the effort just to get Raigeki in this day and age.
Advanced warriors are unexpectedly not very good as support, so it's difficult to use them.

In the past, cards that existed only to produce a specific Ritual Monster promised to be crushed before the Higher Ritual, but in this case, the target monster has high specs, so almost anything you release will result in a single body. The situation is changing because it is light enough to be done.
You can aim to strengthen it with rituals such as Djinn while suppressing consumption with preliminary preparation.

It's a card that permanently binds monsters, but in recent years there are plenty of removals, and you can also avoid it with materials, so you can't expect a long-lasting effect.
In that case, it will be considerably inferior to Demoche, which blocks monster effects, rather than continuing to give plain burn.

It's a no-cost control capture, but it can only be used during the battle phase, and it's hard to use when it's returned at the end of the battle phase and has a short expiration date.
After the effect is activated, you can't hit anything other than the stolen monster, so it's difficult to use it as a means of steadily earning battles damage unless you combine it with a direct attacker.
If you use it without thinking about it, it tends to feel a little dull, but if you incorporate a card or combo that requires a cost in the battle phase, it has the potential to turn into something else... I think.

In DM8, he's the key card that must be drawn first to face the nefarious foes who thrash with Deck power, break the rules, and cheat to increase LP as if it were their right.
Any method can be used to send Ra on the field.
The effect of (2) has no limit on the number of times, so as long as you have LP, you can continue to shoot removal that does not target the opponent, which is also powerful.
Since it is unaffected by effects, you don't have to worry about being dragged along by the effect that activates after sending it to GY.

Since it's a one-time-use 《Archfiend's Oath》, it's too painful to remove it, so I'd like to prepare a gimmick to hit it reliably.
Compared to 《Archfiend's Oath》, instead of being used up, he can drag gods out of the deck, so the return is moderate.
Candidates include Obelisk, which has a stable RBI, Ra-ball, which can be used even if it is drawn, and 《Convulsion of Nature》Deck's nature, which makes it easy to increase the number of good cards, so Osiris is also possible.

The fusion material is quite loose, but it has restrictions and restrictions on the field.
There is no negative aspect of specifying only the field, and in the super fusion where only the looseness of the material remains, it demonstrates its true value and becomes a darkness killer.
It doesn't end with just putting it out, but on your turn, you can hit battles damage, or depending on your opponent, you can copy the effect and go devastating.
If destroyed by the opponent, he also has the effect of taking a Special Summoned monster with him, so it's not just a super fusion.
In such a way, even if he was excellent as a super fusion agent and was reprinted, the price was kept relatively high due to the deregulation of super fusion, but it was scattered in large quantities with the same user and super fusion agent Stapelia. rice field.
Both hit Sandra.

As an additional effect, you can also bring the same name card from your hand with you when destroying a monster with Friche.
However, the situation where the additional effect can be used well is too limited, so it is in a position of backward compatibility with Sambre.
The hand cost is so modest that he is limited to spells, which is also a problem.