If you Tribute Summon this Monster, you must tribute 3 monsters.
This card's ATK and DEF becomes equal to the number of cards in your hand x1000.
Obviously, Slifer looks like a Large Chinese Style Dragon. And Its even in his name, Saint "DRAGON" or Slifer the Sky "DRAGON", that he is a Dragon. And whenever he appears, so do clouds and a storm. And he controls lighting as his main weapon. Clearly a Wind elemental Attack. As for his effect, I figured it was the most rememberable part of Slifer's effect. And if it had its Auto-Kill effect, Konami would ban it. This card is actually possible.
If you Tribute Summon this Monster, you must tribute 3 monsters.
You may tribute 2 monsters on your side of the field(other than this card), to destroy all the monsters on your opponent's side of the field.
Some people say that Obelisk is actually a Warrior. While the English name and how demonic Obelisk looks clearly indictcates he is a FIEND. As for his Attack, I heard one person say that Obelisk is made of Dark Matter and that is why he can create shockwaves when he attacks. And even if thats not true, all his attacks create a Vaccuum around his fist. Clearly a Wind Elemental Attack. As for his effect, Giving a Card Infinite ATK and DEF is something Konami would never do. So I had to go with it's first effect.
If you Tribute Summon this Monster, you must tribute 3 monsters.
This card's ATK and DEF becomes equal to the 3 monsters you tributed to Tribute Summon this card.
While Some would say that, Ra's names also indictcate he is a dragon. I say nay nay. Lets look at something, Ra's comes from a giant METAL Sphere form first. Then he does this kind of Transformer thing and becomes it's First form. So obviously a Machine. And Considering Ra is made of Gold, and that he seems to make everything else shine around it, I would say LIGHT is his proper element. As for his effect, the LP Decrease for ATK increase didn't seem like something Konami would do. Nor did the pay 1000 to roast any card, or attack directly thing. Plus the fact that every card needs a number for its attack, even a 0. So I left in the Pumped up version of Great Maju Garzett's effect.
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