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▶︎ Deck	《Ritual Beast Tamer Lara》 7 モロ 2018/07/17 2:32 In charge of reviving Ritual Beasts. Compared to Pirika, it does not support P-summoning, does not support oracles, and has low firepower and is a little difficult to handle. Although there is a point of difference in that it is easy to return by cavalry because it is not P-sent when summoning is negate, Pirika, who is P-sent, can return to her GY with Ram Penta, so it has an advantage. I don't think so... But it's cute so it's okay. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Ritual Beast Tamer Elder》 8 モロ 2018/07/17 2:28 Valuable additional summon monsters. Since it applies from the moment it's played, it won't be interfered with by Veiler or Usagi, and the summoning method won't overlap with Kimun Falcos, so it's possible to summon Elder with Falcos and summon more with Elder's effect, so it's pretty easy to handle. It's low damage, so it's good to raise the bottom with Apelio or use it as a material for Holy Ritual Beast. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Spiritual Beast Tamer Winda》 9 モロ 2018/07/17 2:24 Winda is back. In Ritual Beast, which has a problem with frequent card accidents, it can be recruited at the time of destruction regardless of battle or effect + access to all main and extras (can also be summoned) + high status and movement at the time of accident as a "bomb that can move alone" will support you. When there is no accident, it seems good to take advantage of the fact that you can use Spiritual Beast and Ritual Beast, and deploy two at the same time to create a double wall, increase the number of separations, and Xyz. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Spiritual Beast Apelio》 8 モロ 2018/07/17 2:17 Responsible for Ritual Beast's firepower. 18 RBI + 500 up, and (excluding Winda's special attack) the firepower that can knock down Gameciel with its own firepower and effects is a selling point. The fire power increase is permanent, and even if you leave the field, the effect will be permanent and overlap, so if you summon → separate and stack the effects, it will raise the fire power side that is usually unsatisfactory. 1 shot leader. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Spiritual Beast Rampengu》 9 モロ 2018/07/17 2:10 Main engine number 2 of Ritual Beast. Since it consumes an extra card, it cannot be used against Muyami Yatara, but it is a Ritual Beast manure monster following Kannahawk. While it sticks to the back, it has a large number of fertilizers and a high ATK, which distinguishes it from Kannahawk. The fact that the appearance of Falcos has made it possible to perform the same movements as Kannahawk is also a tailwind. I will continue to use it forever. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Ritual Beast Tamer Wen》 8 モロ 2018/07/17 2:00 Responsible for Ritual Beast's exclusion return. In the early stage, the role is to catch the monsters removed by Kannahawk, Apelaio, Kimunfalcos, and the Golden Chest, and after the middle stage, catch various Ritual Beasts from the well-excluded monsters. It has the highest firepower as a Ritual Beast that can be put out in a tense tele, and its strength is that it is easy to extend the total firepower. It is an attendant of 1 shot. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Ritual Beast Ulti-Gaiapelio》 9 モロ 2018/07/17 1:53 Responsible for suppressing Ritual Beasts. At the time of its release, it was mainly used for non-regular summons and regular summons via 1 turn, but recently, thanks to Kimun Falcos, 1 turn regular summons have become practical and easy to use. While leaving his high ATK and high control power, he also has the flexibility to drop Psychics such as Winda with Ram Penta. 3 stacks recommended. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Ritual Beast Ulti-Cannahawk》 10 モロ 2018/07/17 1:46 Why Ritual Beast's combos are so long. Ritual Beast's total defeat and wide range search effect, and a slightly phony move that suppresses her GY return during effect processing are powerful. There are no restrictions on search or separation, so it is important to exclude and search so that you can search as much as possible. As the number of turns increases, the number of times they appear in one turn increases, and you may get confused as to what you have Special Summoned while you are repeatedly jumping sideways, so train your memory or place something to mark it. It looks like it's good to keep it. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Ritual Beast Ulti-Kimunfalcos》 9 モロ 2018/07/17 1:37 A more important card than I thought in turning Ritual Beast. ・ Elder Kannahawk, Elder Ram Penta to Gaiapelio ・ Since you can exclude GY's Ritual Beast, you can use Pirika Wen properly ・The synergistic effect with Apelio makes it easy to generate firepower And it supports Ritual Beast in three points of firepower, deployment, and suppression. Since it supports resurrection, it is also strong in that even if it is used as Gaia's material, it can be picked up by Lera and separated during the opponent's turn. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Spiritual Beast Pettlephin》 7 モロ 2018/07/17 1:27 Has removal outside of valuable destruction. It's less useful on the first run than any Ritual Beast, but on the second run, it's a great card to get rid of those pesky meta-type monsters while bolstering your exclusions. Its defense is also a bit high, so even if a devastating accident were to occur, you might be able to set this card and get a glimmer of hope. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Spiritual Beast Cannahawk》 10 モロ 2018/07/17 1:20 Ritual Beast's main engine No. 1. Unlike Ram Penta, it's strength is that it can directly increase exclusion without consuming EX. Although there is a 2-turn time lag to add it to your hand, 2 turns will pass while you are in a mess in the endurance battle, and there is also a pattern of re-deploying and reversing from the added Lera and Wen, so it is not to be underestimated. The racy firepower that doesn't hang in the abyss is also good. Good ( 1 )