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Watt's new fighting force that appeared in the 12th term, the S monster, is characterized by strict S material restrictions that make it hard to believe that it is a monster from the 12th term.
Its true identity is a designer combo that uses the effects of Wattuna and Wattcobra, and he is a monster that is supposed to Special Summon.
For the time being, you can use a combination of Giraffe or Cobra and Tuna to summon properly, Thunder's non-tuner with self-SS ability, and Kaminari Attack, which allows him to Special Summon with Instant Fusion.
That's how he Special Summoned this monster attacked directly, and in order to Special Summon this card, he used the tuna and cobra sent to GY to use Wattchimera and Watthydra. It is designed to perform a continuous direct attack with Special Summon.
Unlike Tuna, he doesn't need to match the level of the monster he wants to return to the Deck with the level of the Watt S monster, so it's nice to be able to select a level 6 Chimera and a level 7 Kilim on the same line.
Both Chimera and Kirimu have direct attack effects and effects that lead to numerical advantage triggered by inflicting battles damage on the opponent with direct attacks, but Chimera has higher priority in terms of immediate effects. It looks like it will.
Well, what should I say, Special Summon: It's a shame that the other parts can only attack directly, but I think it's not a bad thing because it's consistent in what it should do. increase.

A low class monster that will be a new fighting force for the Watt monster that appeared in the 12th term.
It has the ability to SS itself from the hand at the end of a damage sting in which one's own monster inflicts battle damage to the opponent, synergizing with "Wattgiraffe" and "Wattcobra", which have direct attack effects among Watt monsters.
In particular, Cobra has an effect that allows him to search for Watt monsters after damage calculations that deal battles damage with direct attacks, so you can deploy this monster as it is searched.
This card itself also has a direct attack effect and an effect that triggers when dealing battles damage due to a direct attack, and by releasing this card with Cobra, you can Special Summon Wattkyuki from the EX Deck.
And that Kyuki also has the effect of special summoning Wattchimera and Watthydra, which are Watt S monsters, with direct attack effects and battles damage trigger effects from direct attacks.
By connecting cobra → tuna → kyuuki → chimera, all four of them have a direct attack effect, so if they pass through, they will deal 1000 + 800 + 1600 + 1400 = 4800 battles damage to the opponent, and each attack will be reduced to 800. By increasing above, the damage will be added by 3200, and it will be just 8000 damage.
If it's 800 and all-strengthening, before Cobra attacks, you can send some kind of Thunder to her GY and use 《Solidarity》etc.
In addition, this card is also a "Thunder monster that self-SSs with effects activated in the hand", so it is also suitable for releasing to play "Thunder Dragon Colossus", and if you pass the turn to your opponent while standing "Wattchimera" etc. I'm very grateful to be able to do without it.

A card that chains to the opponent's DA and ends BF with one of the hand triggers
It can be compared to Battle Fader, which was released at the same time, but the roles of both seem to be similar but different.
《Dragon Ruler》A card that was often used as a mirror countermeasure during the environmental period.
It is possible to destroy the aim of the opponent who is trying to go for one kill with a large number of deployments with this one piece.
A secondary synergy that can also be the cost of his EARTH Dragon Ruler such as Redox, Dragon Ruler of Boulders
Can avoid clogging under the effect of "Crimson Blader"
Unlike Battle Fader, it is a meta card that matches well with this environment if it can be used under 《Vanity's Emptiness》
At the time, there weren't many general-purpose ways to negate monster effects.
It was an era when it was difficult to block the trigger system in general.
On the other hand, for the attacking monster, after making the attack negate
Because it is an effect that ends BF with the "subsequent effect"
Chain to this effect with Sacrifice Escape etc.
There is a loophole that ends in a misfire if the target monster disappears or turns face down.
In the 2013 World Tournament, in the confrontation between [Dragon Ruler], chained to the use of this card.
A scene where the attacking side turned the monster face down to avoid it with 《Book of Moon》actually happened.

A card used for the purpose of covering the preceding board after the death of nihilism.
Synchro, Xyz, and Link are usually performed by lining up two or more monsters. Being able to spawn monsters only twice leads to completely ceasing their movement.
It's rare for this kind of card to deal with Normal Summon, which is great. If you put out 《Junk Synchron》or death guide, that's it, thank you for your hard work. Well, I don't think there's anyone out there who can use these guys with this card...
Since it's already a good card when attacking second, if possible, I'd like to use it in combination with sweepers so that it can be effective even when attacking second.

If you use it on a card that activates in the P zone like Field Spell, Continuous Spell, Continuous Trap or Monkey, you can shut down without even allowing the activation processing. A level where Skidre Guno gozen messenger cries and sits on the ground.
Trap Why is it big to stick in an imperial order or a village?
LP consumption is surprisingly heavy, so be careful not to have a nightmare here. Especially in the P theme, it will be sent to the EX Deck, and it will not be completely removed, so there is a possibility that it will be caught up in the next turn. I want to ascertain the mast counter so as not to get caught by the decoy.

If you use it on his deck, which relies heavily on synchro, the opponent will die. The Baroness and his imaginary enemy, Borrel S, are also present, and can't be subdued if they aren't put out in the first place.
However, if it's synchrometa, you can do the same with 《Dimensional Barrier》or 《Kaiser Colosseum》.
Another drawback is that it self-destructs like Swords of Revealing Light. In today's fast-paced world, it might not matter too much. If it can be used like an imperial decree, it can be seen positively, but it's too late and "Dimensional Barrier" is still...

Needless to say about Xyz, it's surprisingly annoying to line up monsters of the same level with Delta Accel Synchro and Doppel Deployment even in Synchro Decks. No matter what kind of deck he is, he can be overwhelmed by levels, so he boasts a higher control power than I thought.
On the other hand, overconfidence is prohibited as it can be forcibly broken by 《Knightmare Phoenix》. It's also a flaw that it doesn't make sense to use it from the second attack like Gunyu Gozen.

Good as a back-up member
It's a high-scoring, high-level monster that you can easily put out.
The blessed status of Machine and DARK is also wonderful
However, it is required to remove 8 cards every time, and if you use it roughly, you may run out of Deck resources, so -1
Good compatibility with Daiza as well known

Condition (1) can be fulfilled by searching and salvaging this card with 《Amazement Abomination Arlekino》, then converting it into 《Amazement Administrator Arlekino》and equipping the opponent's monster with "Amaze Attraction" Trap, so I don't think there is a problem.
The effect of (2) can take control, and the effect of (3) negates the effect, but I think it is excellent that it can be used as an attacker with ATK 500 up.
Monsters that take control are also treated as "Amazement" monsters, so I think it's a strength that you can use the effect of equipping "Amaze Attraction" Trap on your own monsters.

It's a superlative monster, but if it's an "Amazement" Deck, I think it's excellent that you can do a self-Special Summon with the effect of (1), and you can optionally search and salvage 《Amazement Family Faces》.
With the effect of (2), after converting this card into 《Amazement Administrator Arlekino》, I think the effect of other Effect Monsters permanently reducing his ATK to 0 is also excellent.
Combined with the effect of 《Amazement Administrator Arlekino》, I think it's also a strength to be able to fulfill the condition of 《Amazement Family Faces》secured by the effect of (1).
If 《Amazement Administrator Arlekino》exists, Special Summon this card and lead to Rank 7X.

It was a product of the time when EX monsters were normally selected for regular subscription bonus cards, and there was a certain level of demand as a general-purpose Level 6S monster that could be used in the card pool at the time, and it was used by the manga version Jack, which was soaring. One of the "XX King" monsters.
Currently, as a general-purpose level 6S, both ATK and effects are completely mediocre or less effective, and the effects that come out of destruction triggers do not directly lead to the acquisition of advantages, so it is naturally not popular as a general-purpose, and it is not popular for races and attributes. The big question is whether there's any reason to use this in a deck that can do both.
Unless the level, race, and attributes of the S monster that will be the relay are absolutely this, it seems that there will be no profit.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Necro Fusion》and good to use during the opponent's turn.
Since Pyro and Machine are specified as fusion materials, it is necessary to devise methods such as using 《Cyber Pharos》.
The destruction of the opponent's monsters and his ATK damage is the same as Number 61: Volcasaurus, and it can be said that the consumption is intense compared to the monsters over there.
However, can I expect a lot of damage by using Necro Fusion again during my opponent's turn?

Overall Rating: For combos with my girlfriend's Trap.
Like "Elemental HERO Wildheart", the trap card usage rate is not very high, and it is assumed that you can combo with your own "Torrential Tribute".
In the case of this card, since it also has ATK, it is possible to revive with 《Call of the Haunted》and break through 《Traptrix Rafflesia》.

A rare monster that generates a token with the same race and attributes as its own with a higher level and higher attack and defense than itself due to its reverse trigger effect.
As a snake pot, it is rare that he is a reptile even though he is a pot & pod monster.
Destroying the tokens that appear in battle will give you the bonus of dealing constant effect damage to your opponent with a single bite of your counterattack.
In addition to the conditions for activating the effect, the Pod & Pot Monsters, which had flashy abilities up to the 2nd term, are clearly weak enough to make you wonder where they are. Even if it is reversed, it is useless.
There seems to be no reason to give priority unless there is a strange Link 2 monster with L material designation such as 2 Reptiles with tokens.

One of the first Gravekeeper monsters that deals constant effect damage to the opponent with a summon trigger effect.
It's great that the effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, but he can burn with Gravekeeper's Cannonholder and has no synergy with his other Gravekeepers. A card that does not have to be