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This guy is honestly pretty strong, and since he can't push hard with RBI, in some cases it's even worse than Skidre.

There is a self-destruct condition, but for the time being, it is an outrageous card that seals Special Summon at no cost, and it is possible to fight without Special Summon, and due to the characteristics of the Deck, it is difficult for cards to be sent to GY and self-destruct. Two decks are populated at near-mandatory levels.
Of course, the Special Summon seal also extends to yourself, so the only deck you can easily throw in is his deck above, and most decks are difficult to throw in because they tend to self-destruct whether or not they rely on his Special Summon.
It's supposed to be like that, but even if you use his Special Summon a lot, it's a wrong use that takes advantage of the loose self-destruction condition of blocking only his opponent's Special Summon for one turn and self-destroying it on your turn. What you are doing is the same as the suppression of banned cards.
In addition to the strength of the original card, there is also such a background, it is currently a restricted card, Qlihort and Yosenju, regardless of the original usage, it is strange no matter how you think about it, this card is included in HERO.

It's not weak, but honestly, it's subtle. The first effect is permanent. Dabellion and Crab King, which returns you to Defense Position, are easier to handle. It is extremely useful when you want to
It's cheap, so if you want to build a rank 4 deck without spending a lot of money, it's nice to have one, but I don't mind if you don't.

It's a sober effect, but he's not joking about Artifact, he's really stuck with one copy of this, and it's traumatic that he couldn't do anything when he was using Artifact.

Although its range is very limited, it's an excellent card that turns into a pseudo-Noden if it's incorporated into Fire King.

If you have all the materials, you can fly it, it won't be chained, so you can definitely pass it, you can ignore the destruction resistance, you can only say it's a devil, and now there are many things that only specify attributes, so there are so many opportunities to use it.
Even though it's for fusion enhancement, it's abnormal, and it's slightly better now that it's regulated.

It's almost 100% impossible to break through without destroying it in battle once it's issued, and since it can be chained later with an immediate trigger effect, even cards that negate the effects of Brestle and Veiler won't work, and of course Dabellion won't work either, so you'll have to do it on your own. It is very difficult to have more than 3300 RBIs.
To be honest, it's not uncommon to lose without being able to do anything if this guy is put up on the first turn.

It's excellent at avoiding abyss, torrents, and brute-force attacks before the effect activates, and its effect of destroying any card on the field is powerful because it's simple, and since it can be broken even with Spell Trap, it's pretty good considering it's a no-cost Skudra.
Since 1 and 2 alone are powerful enough, even though it is a card with the name "Terranite", it is an excellent monster that can be used in any Deck as long as it produces a Rank 4.

The card that revolutionized fusion, as it is, he's just a Shaddoll-exclusive "fusion", but what you should pay attention to is the second half of the effect, where the opponent has a monster that came out of an extra on the field. You can even use the monsters as materials.
"Fusion is an ad loss? Then why not fuse with Deck to eliminate the ad loss?" Rather, it is a ridiculous card that is an add-on.
However, against opponents like Monarch and Nekroz who don't use extras, it's just a "fusion", and even his deck that uses extras may refrain from using extras once he knows the opponent is his Shaddoll. Therefore, it is not a card that you can do whatever you want 24/7.
However, you can still discourage the use of extras, and if you can get even one from the extras, deck fusion? It must be an outrageous card.

You can choose a deck, but if you don't make a mistake in the deck you use, you can use cards that can be used quite well, cards that activate effects by excluding them, and so on.
However, there is always the possibility of rotting, so be careful.

★Sealing a Special Summon of 5 or higher is powerful, but the monster must be destroyed by battle as a trigger, and it cannot be sealed up to Level 4 or below or Xyz Summons, so it depends on the situation and the opponent. Be careful as it doesn't stick to his Xyz deck at all.
However, to put it the other way around, it sticks to most other decks, and once it's through the effect, it can considerably suppress the opponent's movement unless it's removed. For decks that can't do anything with this one, it can be said to be a natural enemy for decks that focus on sync and fusion.
There are many powerful rivals in Level 8 Synchro, but there are no material restrictions, so it's a useful card if you put one in for the time being.
The sticky deck is really sticky, and sometimes you can win just by playing this in the early game.

If attached to Beerze, it can only be defeated by Demise, Trish, Grandmall, and Behemoth.
It can be said that it is a card that demonstrates its true value by attaching it to a person who has resistance to destruction, which is supposed to be strong by nature, but it is becoming easier to break through.

Used once, but this guy is really strong, 10 points without saying anything.
If you have a deck with few removal cards other than destruction, it's not strange to be stuck with this one.

It's not weak, but it's hard to put out and the effect is a little out of balance. Frankly speaking, Beerze or Beerzeus, which is easier to put out than this guy, is enough. There are many.
If you want to make the most of this card, you still want to make effective use of the RBI effect.

To be honest, I think it's stronger than the original, it's very easy to use because it can protect you from battle, and you can use cards that activate by destroying cards in your field, such as Skudra, at no cost. I think it's this one in terms of flexibility.