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His Orcust forms a vicious synergy with Babel, who activates the opponent's turn Dingils and Topololink.
As usual, it has a good status, so it's easy to send it to his GY during deployment, but it's a resurrection, so it's a drawback that it can't be the first move.

The starting point of Orcust where there is no reason why Deck Recruitment is weak.
Since he has the blessed status of darkness, low class, and machine, there is no need to worry about the means to drop it, and he can easily connect as long as he has even one Orcust as the material for Galatea, the top candidate to connect from here.
As a shared effect, there is a restriction that only darkness can be Special Summoned, but darkness is the most favored attribute in Yu-Gi-Oh, and there are plenty of human resources such as Savage, Borrel Link, Topolo Link, and Anaconda Dragoon, so it's not that big of a disadvantage.
If this is still light, even if it's not fire or wind...
The person himself became more and more restricted, but if he dragged out even one card from the Deck, he could use it again from exclusion, so it didn't make much sense. 》and on the contrary it is strengthened, and it may not be too far in the future to be banned like overseas.

It has a similar name to the brutal forbidden card that played an active role in Dogma Blade, but the only thing it has in common with that card is the fusion card that does not perform fusion summons.
It's called a miracle fusion for Phantasm, but perhaps because Armitile is a monster that can't be produced by fusion, it's not treated as a fusion summon, so the resurrection conditions can't be met.
Also, if you have the Sacred Beasts on the field, you won't be able to chain them, but since you don't want to use his Phantasm on the field as a material, it will only come into play when you use Prismer.
Armitile, which is too heavy to be put on the field and has only an RBI brain, has been made much easier to use, making it possible to use it as a finisher without difficulty.
It can also be used to bring out Trigirogue, and he can also travel to her deck, which is a level 10 main axis that is not related to Phantasm.
As an added bonus, Armitile is happy that the monsters that are sent out with this will take 0 battle damage to himself, but since the monsters are naturally immune to this effect, I want to settle the situation before I take care of this effect.

Monsterization of Raviel's special move.
The Special Summon condition is 3 monsters, which is lighter than Raviel, but it's still heavy, and it's vanilla 4000, so you can't get Raviel's support even if it's on the field, so there's not much point in playing it.
The main effect is something like Raviel's Honest, doubling Raviel's ATK and adding all-out attacks.
Since Raviel has 8000 points, if it is direct, it can shave off the initial LP, and even if there are monsters, it will be a one-kill if there are 2 or more because it has an all-out attack.
The effect itself is powerful, but since Raviel itself is heavy, it can become a factor in accidents.
There is also a recovery effect, but considering the weight of Raviel, I want to settle it before using it.
The support is not the Sacred Beasts but Raviel, so if you use it, you'll have to use a Raviel deck, but it's explosive enough to do one kill, so it's romantic.

A card that gains effects depending on the type of his Phantasm on the field.
The effect activated with 2 types is negate, and with 3 types, only the opponent has Macro Cosmos.
It may be better to use the trap collection effect as the main.

Uria's special move is made into a card.
The Normal Trap set by the 1 effect can also be used as a cost, but it's still heavy, and Uria's ATK calculation method doesn't make much sense.
With the effect of 2, he uses Continuous Trap from his Deck to fertilize his GY, and further hit points on each other's fields, GY's Trap cards x 1000, so depending on the opponent, you can aim for a one-hit kill, but depending on the opponent high and unstable.
The effect of 3 can revive the Sacred Beasts with one hand cost, but it must be issued once under regular conditions.
Overall, I feel that the card design is more like making and using a deck specializing in Uria rather than the Sacred Beasts.

You can search for the Sacred Beasts related cards with the search effect when activated.
You may be able to go on a business trip because you can also search for summoning gods with business trip performance.
The resurrection effect requires a hand cost, but it is possible to use two summoned gods, and it is nice to have a certain amount of continuous spell salvage.

With Hamon's summoning support, the effect of 1 can also be used as a cost for her spell on the reverse side.
However, it is still heavy.
The effect of 2 is that if Hamon is present, he can negate spells and traps.
However, since Hamon becomes his defense position, it is difficult to make use of Hamon's RBI in his turn.
I think the effect of 3 should be treated as a bonus.

You can search for the Sacred Beasts, which don't have many summoning methods when summoning.
If you have the Sacred Beasts, you can search for summon gods and use the summoning right additional effect of 2, so it is very convenient.
In addition, the summoning right additional effect of 2 is a card that can be expected to play an active role inside and outside the theme because it can be sent on a business trip if the status matches.

A card for shooting 《Dimension Fusion Destruction》.
If you attack the Sacred Beasts, you can make her GY, but honestly I can't expect it, so I'd like to prepare a way to target myself.
I think the durability should be treated as a bonus.

Each deck has a different way of putting out, and all of them are heavy.
Special Summon the Sacred Beasts in his hand without cost, and when he goes to GY, he immediately searches for Paradise Lost, leading to a 2 draw.
His status is also suitable for searching and recruiting, so there is no way to complain.

A finisher in Eldlich, or something that seems to be a one-hit kill card.
Eldlixir and Golden Lord are banished by their own effects, and they will secure the follow-up, so it's not that difficult to collect, but it's troublesome to have to prepare all kinds of things that currently exist. You will be conscious of the movement to shoot.
In spite of that, both effects were lackluster, and he was troubled by blowing away Eldlixir's Friche total destruction effect.
Due to its nature, Spells and Traps tend to consolidate the board, so blowing it all away is a tough one, no matter how many GY effects you have.
The effect of halving the Golden Lord's opponent's LP and recovering that amount is not bad, but I doubt if it's necessary to go this far.

A versatile counter dedicated to themes you've seen enough to get tired of.
Can you say that this is adjusted to some extent because you can't shoot for free...?
It can't be activated without Eldlich, but I want to release the Golden Lord Trap monster after using the effect because it's undead to release at the cost.
Eldlich itself can also be released, but this card does not have his GY effect to secure resources, and Eldlich disappears from the field, so I would like to avoid it as much as possible.

This is also a trap monster that can become the Pleiades.
Among the Golden Lord Trap monsters, its status is the most unreliable among the three.
Instead, the effect is the strongest, with face-up card destruction and straightforward strength.
Because it is a trap monster, it is possible to surprise and destroy even under 《Skill Drain》.
With this card, he can put pressure on the field just by having Eldlich.

Light level 5 Trap monster since Stan Grey.
Conquistadors are the same, so you can easily target the Pleiades with just a Trap monster.
Since the effect is DD Crow, it takes a little time and effort.
However, the DD Crow effect itself is useful, and he has a lot of pseudo-search methods for Golden Lord cards, so it's not a loss.