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I guess it's a heroic tale that challenges the fire dragon's lair.
Extra Deck Abyss Script that thoroughly destroys decks. Both effects do extra deck destruction, which also eliminates.
Its normal effect works well with Big Star, and if you have an opponent that you can destroy in battle, you can search for it and aim for its effect. However, in the point that the other party chooses, it becomes quantity rather than quality.
You can choose to destroy the set yourself, but after all, like his Abyss Script, the aim is obvious. Rather, it might be better to mix Abyss Script and normal Trap to make it harder to aim for removal.

It starts.
He can't win duels with recovery, but his recovery range isn't bad at all.
If you're using a pretty heroine, or if you're doing a suicide attack using fantasy magic, there's no reason why it wouldn't be a recovery. Still the effect is weak.
The main thing is the overwhelming draw effect when the set is destroyed. It compensates for the loss of cards in the P summon, but it is dependent on the opponent. From the activation conditions, it is obvious that his deck is his Abyss Actor, so opponents will be cautious about using his Spell Trap removal. It's good as a restraint, but it's pretty doubtful if you can aim to activate it.

Abyss Script specialized for bounce.
The normal effect that allows you to bounce with a suicide attack has a good affinity with the Abyss Actor, which is a P Summon Deck. I want to match it with Sassie Rookie, which has destruction resistance and recruiting effects.
The effect when the set is destroyed is Deck Bounce. It's solid and excellent, but it looks a little plain in Abyss Script, which has a lot of exciting effects.
Since the removal method is the advent of the Demon King, I guess it's just a matter of pinpointing the opponent's countermeasures that can't be dealt with by destruction. With Big Star, Abyss Script is easy to use properly, and even if it comes to your hand, it has a set-breaking effect, so it doesn't spoil easily.

A wild prospect.
Even at level 4, the original ability is so-so, so the increase in the effect of number 1 is considerably suppressed. Since it stops at 2100 at the maximum, it will be a complete bonus. The favorite monster effect is the 2nd effect, but since the P effect described later is excellent, there is not much opportunity. If you search, is the extra that can be connected to the scale search the favorite?
The P effect is a key gimmick of a pure Abyss Actor, far from being super excellent, and it is an important effect at a level that motivates. The power of this card is absolutely essential for P-summoning Devil Heal. The power of this card is essential for wielding Devil Heal, which has a powerful debuff at 3000 RBI, and also increases the variation of P effects to make any Abyss Actor high scale.
Keystone of the Abyss Actor gimmick. SR is tough, but you'll have to collect them. Considering the big stars of SEC, the advent of the demon king of SR, and the existence of dandies, it's quite bourgeois, as expected of Mr. Sawatari.

A cute little red.
Monster effects are passive, requiring battles damage or destruction. It's nice to be able to use Blessing and Weakening at lower ranks, but the amount of damage isn't enough, and Abyss Script searches are easy to use with Big Star.
P effect also triggers battles damage. After all, if it is not a direct attack, you can not expect much weakening. For salvage from the Extra Deck, I want to prioritize level 1, such as extras and funky comedians.
It's an SR card, but unfortunately it's less important than the normal Abyss Actor. Compared to the excellence of another SR Abyss Actor, it makes me cry a lot...

Supporting characters.
It has an effect that can be replaced with another card like a supporting role.
Any Abyss Actor can be set to the scale, so it can be expected to play a role in supplementing the key card / wild hope of the pure Abyss Actor or otherwise lacking scale.
Furthermore, if there is a monster in the opponent's field, you can use the P effect to activate this effect without using a summon, so it will be extremely useful. This card itself has a minimum scale of 3, so you can use it as a scale to wait for the opportunity to replace it.
Although it is not conspicuous, it is indispensable as a lubricating oil.

Cheeky newcomer.
He's in charge of recruiting the Abyss Actor, but the effect changes depending on the destruction zone, perhaps because of Higurumi's reflection. ...if you can do that, start from the beginning!
Destruction resistance and recruiting effects are subtly mismatched, but the combination of the two creates a mysterious synergy with his high DEF. Rather than recruiting, should it be seen as a card that maintains the front line?
As a scale, it's impertinent, but it's brave enough to act as a scapegoat. Good as insurance when hitting with Devil Heal, or as an accessory for big stars who lack ATK. In addition, the number 3 monster effect is also activated. Although the target is narrow, it is scary to remove while taking the place.
As a low scale, it is a powerful card that ranks with Devil Heal. If you don't want Dandy's P-summon, I'd like to use it in the low scale frame.

Star actor of Abyss Actor.
The summoning reaction trap seal, which also supports Special Summon, prevents being driven into the abyss and torrents at the time of P summoning. However, it is sad that it is powerless against warnings, etc., since it is limited to success.
Since it can summon Abyss Script every turn, it boasts a tremendous advantage. The more you stay, the more advantageous it becomes, but basically it's the Demon King's advent. Being able to search for unchainable removal is pretty strong. Depending on the situation, fire dragon's dwelling and fantasy magic are also good choices.
The P effect is the salvage of Abyss Script, but it can also be done with Devil Heal, and this card has high monster performance and a delicate scale, so I wonder if it's only used when you're in a pinch.
It's a type of card that can do more things as the number of Abyss Scripts increases. This card is definitely the backbone of Abyss Actor.

Pleasant comedian.
Weakening and self-enhancement, levels 1 and 8, scale 1 and 8 and Devil Heal are paired.
Self-strengthening at the time of summoning does not become a big number because the original number is low. Another effect is the effect of strengthening allies. Strengthening allies is useful for breaking through opponents in battle that cannot be broken through by weakening Devil Heal. However, please note that this card is not available. Note that this level 1 card cannot be P-summoned. When you go to the Extra Deck, it's Dandy's turn.
Self-enhancement useful as a scale. P Deck's peculiar mass deployment makes it easy to release material. Moreover, there is also a card to enter the dressing room. Like monster effects, it would be nice to be able to break through opponents that can't be defeated by weakening Devil Heal.
Scale 8 is the privilege of this card and Dandy. Wild Hope is also there, but it also has the charm of being able to use general-purpose cards such as Majeuni and Giant Bird.

Mr. Sawatari's pleasant companions who have awakened as entertainment duelists.
The big man who serves as the villain of Abyss Actor, and his strong arm boasts his ATK of 3000.
With Wild Hope's scale 9 and Dandy Byplayer's effects, he is Special Summoned and one of the best Abyss Actor attackers who silences the opponent's monsters one after another.
With his own effects, he can handle up to his ATK of 4000 on his own. However, since it is a weakening effect, be careful of those who are not subject to the effect or who are not affected by the effect.
Abyss Script's salvage is also high, so it goes well with his ATK and breakthrough power. It will survive after the middle stage.
As a scale, I am happy that he can pendulum a dandy by player, and the P effect is powerful if it is an environment where a large amount of P summons can be done.
Overall, he should be the main attacker of Abyss Actor with a big star.

It's a fusion card exclusively for D-HERO that appeared in SR with much fanfare...
It's a field-limited fusion, and it's a trap. The timing of its use is rather limited.
It's an additional effect that fuses and avoids removal when it's time to fight with a low-level D-HERO, but in the first place, it's unreasonable to fight with a low-level D-HERO.
Even though it's a card with a visible lifespan, thanks to Deadly Guy, it's not a bad matchup, and Super Fusion can also fuse in a wider range at the same time.
Deadly Guy and Dystopia should not be forced to be played with this card, but should be played with normal fusion, which makes it easier to use large D-HERO as material. Furthermore, there is no point in using D-END with this card.
As a lost SR this time, it will be a mountain of Seki to liven up the storage...

Dog of fate.
It has the effect of lining up three of these cards at once, but its disadvantages are terrible, so using it together with Divine Guy is a must. When targeting Bloo-D or Dogmagai with D-HERO, it is a card that greatly assists in developing power, but...
The name change effect is probably for Dogmagai. If you can't use this effect, you're not a D-HERO. Is it particularly painful that you can't call with 《Over Destiny》?
The 3rd effect is a convenient GY fertilizer for him, but the trigger is passive. It's a more solid GY Fertilizer than Deadly Guy, but you should use Doomsday and Dark Grepher with matching racial attributes.
It has a strong sense of hobby card. If you really want to call Dogma or Bloo-D with pure D-HERO...

With Dark Angel and this card, it seems that D-HERO in GX is complete.
The first effect is troublesome. He is a strong effect on Pendulum and Field Spell, but it is slow or dangerous to have to declare an attack. It will not be the effect you expect from ATK 1600. Since it is the actual card after going to GY, it is a bonus.
The second effect, which is the favorite, is a valuable ad recovery means in D-HERO. D-HERO is very good at exchanging cards, but it was weak in terms of recovering cards, so it would be an essential card as a countermeasure against shortness of breath, especially when adopting Dystopia and using fusion.
The new low-class D-HERO has high performance on par with Drillguy. As a fusion D-HERO, of course, even a normal D-HERO is worth adopting if he can be sent to GY.

Unrecorded group from the GX era brought to OCG just because now is the time.
GY needs to have D-HERO, but it has the effect of sending D-HERO to the opponent.
That said, this card is the only D-HERO that makes sense to send, so I'll probably send this discarded card.
The second effect is a strong disadvantage. Combined with the 1st effect, this would be the design to seal his opponent's spell. These days, he's in an environment where his spell seal is quite sticky due to pendulum, search, and draw recklessness, so it's a pretty interesting effect. However, it is weak when processed by release or synchronization, so be careful. It also hurts that I can't attack carelessly.
The third effect is Diamond Guy's support. Arbitrarily his Normal Spell search is strong, but it's a shame to allow the same effect on your opponent. Don't forget the recovery method because it's pretty risky.
Overall, an extremely quirky and pleasant D-HERO. It seems that the strength of the habit seems to be...

ARC-V Ed's trump card. Like a fusion dimension, it transformed into a fusion user.
The restrictions on the materials are quite loose, and it can be used easily just by throwing a fusion into D-HERO.
However, D-HERO is not very good at fusion because he only has D-Fusion, which has unreliable fusion cards. Due to the effects described later, it is somewhat forced to construct a dedicated Deck.
The effect is a removal triggered by Burn and his ATK fluctuation that rampaged in the anime. Burn is a bonus, but it has enough power as a CIP for this card, which is easy to get out if you draw a fusion. Using Drill or Divine blows away 1/5 of the initial LP.
The main second effect is passive if you just use it as a meta for ATK fluctuations. I want to make full use of his Forbidden Noble Phantasm series, which gives resistance, and actively move on my own. Excellent compatibility with the Holy Spear and Holy Cloth. However, inevitably there are many requests for such cards, so deck construction tends to be distorted.
It would be useful if D-HERO had more cards that support ability changes and fusions, but the current situation is that the effect is quite floating, and it tends to be a dedicated Deck.