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One of the Ritual Beast cards that made me decide to build a Ritual Beast when I was worried about what to do. What do you love about it? "Of course, it's Rela-chan, who is happily riding Gaiapelaio, saying "Huh~!♪"!" …Putting that aside, compared to other fusions, I can't help but wonder why it suddenly became 3200 with an overwhelming ATK, and a Ritual Beast with a hand cost of 1 card that can interfere with the opponent in a wide range. Strong effects are attractive. On the other hand, it requires a lot of materials, and even if it's just that, it has a major drawback that unlike other fusions, it can't be separated. That being said, it's probably because you're trying to survive with your own interference effects, so I wonder if it's well-balanced... If you can't protect it even if you do your best, the loss will be large, and the point that you can't leave behind like other fusions is fatal, so the main body is 6 points, the illustrated ad is 1 point, and the total is 7 points. … I would like to say that, but considering the increase in usage as a fast-attacking 3200 RBI vanilla in the new “Spiritual Beast Tamer Winda”, I gave it +1 point for a total of 8 points.

"Why didn't you keep Ritual Beast Ulti-Apelio secret? It's your fault, Konoyaro!" Wasn't it strange? He's an old man..." After I started to think, my hatred disappeared and I became convinced that it was a secret. Aside from that, Ritual Beast is an indispensable existence. As expected of an elder. It's like the energy core, the driving force that drives the Ritual Beast to a winning streak. 10 points without any complaints, Illustrated ads... eh, but what is it?

Wen is beautiful and cute. The illustrations are cowardly. Aside from that, ATK is useless, but this card focuses on defense so it's fine. All the more so since each Ritual Beast fusion has a role to play, and can change sides with fusion and separation. In terms of protecting it, it is an effect of doing a good job, so it is highly rated without complaining ... I should say it is a good evaluation. There are 8 points for the main body and 1 point for the illustrated ad, totaling 9 points. (Actually, I'd like to give you 2 illustrations, but I'm not a fan of yours, so I can't help it...I'm sorry, Wen-chan...)

Ritual Beast It's a fusion body attacking role, but it's very disappointing that it has 2600 RBI and can't receive Apelio's offensive and defensive effect. It's powerful not to be affected, but I think I wanted 2800 for that alone. If it is 2600, it would have been better not to receive the effect and not to activate the effect. Alternatively, I should have just shut out the opponent's effects. That would give me the advantage of being able to break through 3000 RBIs with the Appellaio effect... The main body is 6 points, the illustration ad is 1 point, and the total is 7 points.

A piece of healing. Ritual Beast is basically aiming for exclusion, so there will be scenes where it doesn't fit, but with the effect of Rampenda and the fusion Kannahawk, he can catch Ritual Beast monsters that have fallen into GY, and use them according to the situation. If you give it, it will become a powerful piece. There is Zefra Mupirika, which has a high RBI and has almost the same effect, but pay attention to 2000 DEF here. Pirika if you want to concentrate on attacking. If you consider protection, it's like Lera. From now on, I feel that the more stable Ritual Beast's initial response is, the more his adoption rate will become Lera < Zefra Mpirika. Furthermore, if the usage of Ritual Beast increases, there will be a reason for its existence as a framework for usage... but I don't think it will go that far. The effect is 6 points, the illustration ad is 1 point, and the total is 7 points.

You have to cut one Ritual Beast card from your hand, but banishment is not a problem in Ritual Beast, it's a desirable effect, and I think the effect that bounces troublesome cards is powerful. The only drawback is that you have to have 1 Ritual Beast card in your hand. When he's outnumbered, he can make a move against a card that looks like it's going to be dangerous if left unattended, but he himself becomes a 2000 wall. What you can do is excellent. On the other hand, ATK is 0, so the second drawback is that you can't earn any damage at all... I think it can't be helped because each of them has a role.

When I drew this card in a situation where I couldn't draw Kannahawk, I thought, "Oh, I really couldn't do anything without Kannahawk when I didn't have Rampenda... The appearance of this card is a savior for Ritual Beast. Has it become an existence?" I thought. Ritual Beast monsters dropped in GY must be followed up with another card, but there are many ways to catch them, such as catching them with Lera or her Zefra Mpirika, or sending them to exclusion with Laio and catching them with Wen, so it's not a big deal. . I think this card will be rated higher because it contributes to the offense because it has 1600 points and RBI is 1600.

It's a card so strong that even if you look at it from the side that uses it, it's terrible. Your partner will feel sorry for you. However, since it is often used prone from search, it also has the weak point that it is easy to be understood and broken. I gave this card a rating of 9 because it doesn't have a strong effect on its own.

Even if you have only one of "Spiritual Beast" and "Ritual Beast user" and you can't fuse, you can follow up with this one card, and when you attack, you can easily reach one kill. Searchable point is strong. I can also appreciate the fact that even pin insertion can contribute sufficiently. However, since it is powerful as a combo card to the last, the evaluation was set to 7.