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As you can see, it's a fusion of Natubi and Palchion, and it inherits the effects of both.
Although it has excellent effects, the required materials are too heavy and even substitute materials cannot be used. Since it is from DT and is highly rare, it is difficult to obtain, so it received a low evaluation for a while after its appearance.
However, since it can be summoned by means other than fusion summoning, it has been evaluated as a powerful option from non-regular summoning as non-regular summoning methods have been enriched, starting with the return of Devifla.
On the other hand, due to the increase in astounding monster effects, cards that can't be stopped even by magic and trap opponents, and weaknesses to chain removal, it is no longer an existence that can be overrelied on its own. After all, it's not worth it for a regular summon.
For better or for worse, the impression is that it is not properly managed.

A dynamic low class that can summon a fusion without any disadvantages in exchange for a huge amount of LP, which can only be used once.
In recent years, there are many fusions that cannot be operated without regular summons, perhaps because of this kind of effect.
Even so, there are suppression agents such as The Last Warrior from Another Planet and Extrio, and powerful attackers such as the Ultimate Sub-Dragon, and the lineup is sufficiently rich and the effects are worth the enormous cost.
Also, perhaps because it was originally assumed that the effect could only be used once, there is no particular turn limit. If you can manage the LP cost, you can line up fusions like the above, so it's worth comboing.
The status side is also blessed to the extreme.
Due to the increase in the number of countermeasure cards and the effects of inflation, it was temporarily relaxed to unlimited, but after that, the expansion of the card pool improved its usability, and it began to rampage as a suppression agent. (Especially his Metalfoes, which was easy to handle after the effect was activated and aimed for P summons) As a result, it was restricted. One of the few former banned groups that could ride the wave of inflation.

If you summon it, you can search for trap holes, and if you special summon it, you can hit a spell 1 syke, and you can earn ads just by putting it on the field.
Since the Trap Hole itself that can be searched is highly versatile, it has high versatility that allows you to travel to various Decks.
However, on the contrary, the search effect is the enemy, and the opponent will know what kind of trap hole there is, so I want to bring it into a psychological warfare such as laying down multiple times and bluffing.
Frecia also exists as a card that can actually search for Trap Holes, and it seems that there is no need to empty the main deck, and that card has superior control and flexibility overall.
I would like to take advantage of the fact that it is an effect and it is easy to play an active role even if it is not his Deck, which is mainly Rank 4.
Recently, Trap's reliability has declined, but I think it's an excellent low-class with high versatility. At the same time, it feels like a deep card that requires high playing skill to make the most of it.

Dark Contract that can demonstrate various effects by each summoning method except Ritual and Link.
Fusion is the most commonly used summoning method in DD, but among them, there are few that can be obtained. It seems that the fewer summoning methods you get, the bigger the ad you get.
Super Death Great King, which is a P-monster but also has elements of fusion and X, can get two adverts at once, so it's a good matchup except for the white test.
However, compared to his other Dark Contracts, the damage received is greater, and the effect is for maintenance, so it is desirable to counter it with Dark or Leonidas.
Also, regarding X, the basic rank used in DD is often 8, and among them, it is not compatible with Kali Yuga.
With the deployment power of DD, it's not that difficult to get all the effects in one turn, even though you need a link now. However, I don't think it's worth the risk, and to be honest, I think it's a bit harsh to prioritize it over other excellent cards.

A finisher of the Toei Theater version with a slightly thicker physique and a monstrous feel.
Like Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon , his performance in the Forbidden One Memories is impressive.
After the remake, he became a design close to crimson eyes and succeeded in dieting.
It can be said that summoning is easy because the red eye specified as a material is a category blessed with support.
He boasts a high ATK of over 3000, but puts his place in the aforementioned remake, Meteor Dragon.
He can't help but feel robbed.
He has a looser material designation, the same attack and defense, and even has two merit effects.
There are a lot of different points, such as the fact that he is not an Effect Monster because of the different attributes, but it is not an advantage that can be used very much in Red Eyes, and it will not be enough to overturn the priority.
Strangely enough, even 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》later followed a similar path.

It is also the first card to surpass his Blue-Eyed RBI, a senior of the Red Archfiends.
It has a high status and the fusion material is also a gorgeous one with a lot of support.
Compared to the remake version, it is possible to use fusion material substitutes, and since the card name is specified, it corresponds to a different support, and it is superior in that it can receive support for cards that have no effect.
However, if you use a fusion substitute, there is a Meteor Black with a higher RBI only on the Red-Eyes side.
Also, since both materials are vanilla, Wyarm with strong resistance can be produced. Being plain level 9 is also unwieldy and does not correspond to the gospel.
There are various points that can be differentiated, but now that the quality of the effect has improved, those points of differentiation do not make a big difference, and I feel that the risk of accidents is higher, honestly tough performance. It's a fan-friendly card.

A remake of the Black Archfiends with offensive effects.
Combat effect of high RBI Suppression is simple but powerful.
Furthermore, after the battle, it burns, and the basic firepower is 2400, which is intense.
GY resources will be lost, but recovering Deck resources will be an advantage for Insight and 《Red-Eyes Fusion》.
It has a lower hit point than the Meteor Dragon, but it can be said that its attack performance is higher than that.
However, there are various drawbacks, the fusion material is limited to his Normal Monster, and one of them specifies his Archfiend.
There is also an Evil Archfiend that belongs to Crimson Eyes, but since Dual is not treated as normal in his deck, the deck fusion options are currently limited to only 3 types.
Vanilla Archfiend also has some Red Eyes cards that specify Normal Monsters, so it's not that we can't share support, but it's undeniable that it feels impure.
Also, he himself is not Red-Eyes and is level 9, so it is difficult to use because it does not correspond to the gospel.
If you want to operate stably with various habits, you need to specialize to some extent. If the meteor dragon is the ace, then this is the trump card.

Similar to Temujin, you can aim for a loose and easy summon with DD x 2. At the same time, due to this looseness, it can also be used as a super fusion agent.
It has a name connection or the same level as Jeanne, has offense and defense, and has a strong effect against burn (burning).
In DD, there are many disadvantages due to Burn, and it is possible to convert them into advantages. It's not just a good thing, but it's not compatible with cards that trigger damage.
Mainstream DDs often discard the Dark Contract with Lamia, and the chances of receiving damage have decreased compared to before, so this card's turn to appear has decreased relatively, but it is the only level 7 DDⅮ fusion. It will be possible to take advantage of it and depending on the environment.

If it is destroyed by Hellway, you can draw 2, but even if it is a DD that consumes a lot and is good at revival deployment, such a passive effect is out of the question for DD that mainly deploys at high speed.
Moreover, the activation conditions are troublesome for DD, and he has a P card, and he utilizes permanence such as Dark Contract, so it is easy for cards to remain in the field, so they are not engaged.
If I had to give an advantage, it would be that he is one of the few level 5DDs, and compared to Chevalier who is P, he is easier to go to GY, so it is easier to connect from rank 5 materials and knights to Saifuri.
Among the many DD monsters, this is probably the most unusable DD. Even if I adopt it, it will be other than DD.

A required material that is slightly heavier than Temujin and lighter than Caesar and Superdeath.
Summoning is easy because it can be put out with slime.
Blue-Eyed In addition to piercing the whole DD in offense and defense, if you hit a big storm at each standby, it will have an offensive effect and a strong effect when you are superior.
However, due to the effects of inflation, the number of cases where penetration is useful is decreasing, and the removal effect is slow compared to when you are on standby, and you can also get involved, so there is also a side of choosing the situation.
It's not a bad card at all, but in the highly competitive DD's EX, it's easy to choose the situation in which it plays an active role, and I have the impression that it will inevitably come down in priority.

Compared to his DARK salvage card "Recurring Nightmare", the number of cards is smaller, but the recovery range is different, and there are many excellent people in this ATK range.
Also, compared to Nightmare, which always needs to target two bodies, it has the advantage of being able to turn around in a small radius because there are fewer.
DARK isn't a top priority card, but it's a convenient and versatile card. I think it's also one that feels like DARK is being given preferential treatment.

Due to the material specification, synchros that are mainly used in DD.
In addition to 2800 hit points, it has the effect of Furice's demon Trap negate, and it is possible not only to suppress it but also to negate the cards in your field, so it is possible to prevent the self-harm damage of the Dark Contract.
Since it is a DD, it can be deployed even under the restrictions of Bilgamesh's deployment, and the ability to respond to DD's abundant resurrection effects is also a point of differentiation from other S.
It can be said that it is an excellent force in DD.

Dark Contract of P summoning support. It is possible to bring GY or EX P/DD to the P zone, and prepare for P summoning.
However, DD basically does not do much P summoning and basically develops with resurrection, and in many cases it is more convenient to have her GY including P.
Lilith and Thomas also exist in the DD, and it's also worrisome that there aren't many DDs that you want to use to put them in the P zone. For the time being, it's perfect for reusing the Great King of Death.
If you want to P-summon with DD, using Bilgamesh is quicker and you can secure a link destination, although there are disadvantages.
In the early game, it's not uncommon for it to be perishable or to compete with other cards, so it's not weak, but there are many other excellent cards, so it's difficult to prioritize.

DD fishing tuner. Unusually for this kind of card, there is no level limit and the effect does not negate.
If the RBI becomes 0 and the revived card is destroyed, it will take damage that is not cheap, but it is just a matter of using it as a material.
However, as a pledge, the deployment destination is limited to the devil. DD has many other excellent tuners and often uses monsters other than demons, so there are many cases where it is not prioritized depending on the build, but this effect is good enough to aim for mass deployment with one copy.

One of the DD tuners with the lowest level.
In addition to its favorable status, it can be self-revived by using Dark Contract or DD as a cost, and unlike many DD tuners, there is no limit to where it can be summoned, and it can be used as a trigger for Temujin and Alexander. .