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A ritual body that seems to be full of Drytron's incomprehensible ritual methods.
Monster-limited effect target resistance, if the monster released for the ritual summon is level 2 or less, Special Summoned monster-limited all-out attack, GY monster so that his total ATK becomes 2000 or 4000 on the opponent's turn It has the effect of excluding , and sending 1 for every 2000 times to his GY.
Even though it's level 12, I don't know what it means to perform the ritual at level 2 or lower! A useful effect is basically Meteonis Drytron to have him release two Drytrons. If the conditions are met, it becomes a limited all-out attack with ATK 4000, and it has the effect of turning things around. The target resistance is also quite weak, but the monster's effect is the strongest removal, so it's not bad enough. The main feature is the last triggered immediate effect, and although it has the disadvantage of eating up GY, it can be a powerful one that can send up to two cards to her GY at once, and can be a powerful force.
It can be said that it is an excellent trump card monster with a powerful trigger effect that can suppress the opponent's deployment and a full attack as a counterattack.

In addition to his Special Summon conditions common to lower Drytrons, it has the effect of searching for one of his Ritual Spells after his Special Summon with his own effect as a unique effect.
The standard-bearer of the new era of rituals, you can search for his Ritual Spells that do not use summoning powers. It is a paired relationship with Ban α, which searches for Ritual Monsters. Without spending Meteonis Drytron, you can ritual summon her GY Ritual Monster.
Even with that, he can access excellent Ritual Spells such as Advanced Ritual Art at high speed, so if he has a lot of Ritual Monsters, he has the potential to be used outside of Drytron.

In addition to the Special Summon conditions common to lower Drytrons, it has the effect of drawing one card by showing a Ritual Monster or Ritual Spell after her Special Summon with its own effect as a unique effect.
Draw is a Great Justice effect, but due to the nature of Drytron's common effect, it is often a hand swap because it requires discarding a Drytron or a Ritual Monster. Moreover, it is secretly a heavy point that Ritual Monster or Ritual Spell is required. I would like to be able to get more than a hand exchange by biting a Cyber Angel and self-regenerating her Drytron that she released.
It's a card that increases the rotation of the Deck, but in Drytron, Ban α and Al ζ, who can be said to be the standard bearers of the new age ritual, are in a position to take a step back.

In addition to his Special Summon conditions common to lower Drytrons, as a unique effect he has the effect of being able to revive one of his Drytrons with ATK 2000 other than the same name after his Special Summon with his own effect.
With his Drytron, which controls the fishing effect, you can set up a system that allows Drytron to be used for the cost of rituals. All Drytrons that can revive have a self-regenerating effect, but there is a cost to use it, so there will often be situations where it is better to use this effect.
If you make it the cost of another card and then self-regenerate, the development will be further accelerated.

His Drytron standing SEED.
In addition to his Special Summon conditions common to lower Drytrons, as a unique effect he has the effect of returning 1 Drytron that has been excluded after his Special Summon in his own effect to his GY.
Drytron is his deck that cares about his GY resource itself, but there aren't many ways to use it to remove GY, at best it's used for the removal effect of Meteornis DRA. I can't deny the feeling of choosing the opponent a little to use it for the purpose of recovering against exclusion by the opponent.
Among the low-ranking Drytrons, its effects are in the subdued category, and although Drytron's common properties are relatively excellent, it may be a little harsh.

Drytron, the machine ritual theme where the star of the constellation of Draco shines.
As a condition for Special Summon common to lower Drytrons, it has the condition to release his Drytron or Ritual Monster other than himself in the hand or field to Special Summon from the hand or GY, and this card has a unique effect after Special Summon with its own effect. Has the effect of searching for one Ritual Monster.
Drytron is made up entirely of Special Summon monsters. His ATK is high, but since he is deployed in Defense Position, this ATK will be something to refer to with 《Meteonis Drytron》. If you use the effect, you can't normal summon monsters, but he can't special summon.
This card is a new era 《Senju of the Thousand Hands》that does not use summoning rights. Ritual Monsters can be used for simple Ritual Summoning, or as a cost to deploy Drytron. Combined with Al ζ, you can deploy Ritual Monster with 2 copies, so it will be the cornerstone of Drytron.

It's a combination theme, but so far this is the only card that requires both Kiskill and Lyra in play.
If there are both Kiskill and Lyra on the field, you can switch the control of 1 Kiskill or Lyra on the field and 1 opponent's monster, or return 1 of his opponent's set Spell Trap cards to his Deck. It has an effect that can be selected and activated.
The activation conditions for 2 monsters seem heavy, but Kiskill and Lila have a lot of effects that can Special Summon each other, so it's easy to meet the conditions. On top of that, although Live Twins have the effect of interfering with attacks, Kiskill and Lila have low abilities, so it's perfect to send them. Moreover, since it is a control exchange that allows you to choose the same opponent as TG1-EM1, it is a very powerful trap as a trap.
Another effect is also his Spell Trap removal, which is valuable in his Evil Twins, and although the main effect is likely to be a control swap, it may be worth using this depending on the situation.

I did it.
Kiskill or Lyra is released, and the card that released Kiskill or Lyra's ATK on the field has an effect that only increases ATK, or an effect that negates the Spell Trap / monster effect that has the effect of destroying the card on the field. have a possible effect.
Both Kiskill and Lila's ATK aren't very high, so the ATK increase isn't very high, and it's only until the end of the turn. In addition, he has a low ATK and a low increase, which means that raising it is not a big deal. Is it still more constructive to block attacks in the channel? Another effect is not returning Stardust. However, since this card itself is visible in his Continuous Trap, there is no denying the possibility that it will be dealt with other than the first time. It's an era where removal other than destruction is also substantial in its own way.
If Kiskill Lyra is out, I think it would be nice to have Kiskill and Lilya stand on the side, but there are many blind spots, isn't that unreliable? It's called an easy game, but I think it's a card that can be used very easily.

A trap card that has the effect of reviving GY's Kiskill or Lyra, and the ability to link summon Evil Twins afterwards.
If there are no monsters on the field, the Live Twin will be revived and become a redeploy card, and even if only one of them is present, you can use this card's effect to perform another Link Summon by reviving the other party, Evil. If one of the Twins is in GY and the other is in play, you can revive it and use the trigger effect at Special Summon. In particular, it works well with Lila's destructive effect, and functions as an obstruction card through pseudo-destruction.
A versatile trap card that can handle everything from counterattacks to suppression. It will be a reliable force as a simple excellent card.

secret password.
Live Twin or he has the effect of searching for one of his Spell Trap cards for Evil Twins, and if there is Kiskill or Lyra on the field, he can search for Evil Twins monsters instead.
Aiming for his Spell Trap would be a candidate entrance for the first move, or a challenge present that could be a blocker. Evil Twins monsters can also be searched if Kiskill or Lyra exists. That said, the only applicable card is Kiskilllyra, but that Kiskilllyra is a trump card that fulfills the conditions early, so it's a card that you want to draw in as soon as possible, so its value is high.
An excellent search card that will expand the possibilities even further if Live Twin Evil Twins Spell Trap is enhanced in the future. It doesn't have the name of live twin Evil★Twins, but it's probably within the scope of balance adjustment.

No matter how you look at it, it's Youtube, but is it okay?
It has the effect of negate the attack declaration by releasing Kiskill or Lyra, and the effect of returning Kiskill or Lyra from his GY to the Deck during the End Phase, or returning it to the hand if there are no monsters on the field.
The first effect is that you can use Kiskill and Lyra with low abilities to stop attacks, but in the end you can't leave them on the field, so you can only move to the extent of suppressing damage. The threat level isn't too high because it can block visible attacks.
Another effect is Kiskill or Lyra's recovery effect on his deck. In Evil Twins, where combos are the only way to move, it is an effect that enhances the ability to continue fighting. It's tough to get rid of.
If you can transform into a salvage, the live twin's salvage will be a strong move, but even so, the advantage of using this card is...

The entrance is here!
By discarding one card from your hand, you can Special Summon Kiskill or Lyra from your Deck.
Although it is necessary to discard cards from your hand, it is an ideal deployment card that allows you to deploy an initial card with a deployment effect from the Deck. However, since it is restricted, movements such as connecting to Link 4 are not possible.
Kiskill and Lila's stats aren't very high, so basically I'd like to use it when I'm ready to go all out with Kiskilllyra.
However, it is an excellent first move that has the power to shine in the supermarket.

I thought it would be a technical fight, but it was a muscle-brain combination.
It has a Special Summon condition that releases 2 Link Monsters, and if the Special Summon succeeds, the opponent will have 2 cards on the field, and the GY will have the effect of forcing him to send GY. It has the effect of increasing by 2200.
Two Links are required as a Special Summon condition, but if you use the effects of Live Twins and Evil Twins, you can easily prepare them without interference. After that, it's just a matter of drawing in this card, but there are plenty of search cards such as passphrases and dark occultism.
The effect at Special Summon is close to Evenly Matched. You can aim for a powerful removal that is almost unaffected by resistance, but it may be a little difficult to remove the target card if you can leave two cards. Should I be able to clean the leftover cards with Lilya? This card itself has an explosive ATK, so you can beat it from above other than battle destruction resistance.
The condition to increase ATK is that Kiskill and Lila are in his GY. Considering the route of summoning, Evil Twins is a very easy condition, but be careful not to inadvertently use resurrection or the like to prevent one from existing.

It seems that if you read Live backwards, it becomes Evil.
When a Kiskill monster exists, special summoning it can destroy one card on the field, and if there is no Kiskill monster, he has a triggered immediate effect that revives the Kiskill monster from GY.
Usage is almost the same as Evilki Skill. You can put out a Link Monster with 2 live twins by Kiskill to draw a card in between, and Lila to put a removal in between.
You can also revive Kiskill and connect it to the draw effect even in the opponent's turn. I want to do more and more when I can.

Illustrations that suddenly become real.
When there is a Lyra monster, Special Summon will draw 1 effect, and if there is no Lyra monster, he has a triggered instant effect that resurrects the Lyra monster from GY.
The draw effect can be activated when it comes out after Lyra or when it is revived by Lyra. It is an excellent effect that can honestly recover the advantage. I feel like it's easy to use Lilya's removal, which is also a hindrance element, but this is also an extremely excellent effect.
By reviving Liverilla and Linking Evillyra, and by reviving this card with Evillyra's effect, two Link 2s line up. From there, it would be good to connect to Kiskilllyra or Link 4 Devil. In the opponent's turn, you can use the triggered instant removal by reviving Evil Lira.
Every card is essential because it demonstrates its power in combination, and it is a theme that tends to be highly evaluated for each card.