Colossal Asura [Week 7/Card 3]

[Kyng's Old Account]

 
This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set except by Tributing 3 monsters. This card must first be Special Summoned by its own effect. While this card is in your Graveyard: You can banish the 3 monsters you used to Normal Summon or Set this card; Special Summon this card. This card can attack three times, but cannot attack directly during the turn it inflicts Battle Damage.[hr]Flavour Music - Master of the Fist
The great, titanic, colossal Asura. This engine of destruction, this entity of Chaos, this giant seeks nothing beyond absolute annihilation at the end of its heel. Few can withstand the sheer brutality of its Unforgiving Spear and remain sturdy afterwards.
 
A brutal Level 10 Beatstick here. I'm not sure if I phrased the OCG right here, but I've pictured this as a Boss monster that, while being able to be Normal Summoned, can only be Special Summoned once paying off its initial Special Summon Requirement. So, in other words, you must first Special Summon Colossal Asura by its own effect, before being able to do so with, say, Monster Reborn. Did I phrase it right?

[Zazubat]

I don't really know if it will work all that well. Getting it out will be a big investment. From my understanding, you are not able to attack directly with this card, since it says you cannot attack directly the turn you inflict battle damage, so unless Waboku is up, you can't attack directly, or am I getting it wrong here? That makes it kinda meh tbh, decks that would be able to make this are probably better off with something else. I mean, it can get rid of a lot of stuff, but than again, what else is it going to do? The fact that you need the monsters in the Graveyard mean that it's pretty hard to get it back, when you have finaly done that, you can just Monster Reborn it, but really, is this card worth that effort? It honestly doesn't seem like it to me.

[Therrion]

"Requires 3 Tributes to Normal Summon/Set. [This wording is weird and I can't think of an example to fix it, as every example of this sentence is a monster that requires a Special Summon in the first place]. While this card is in your Graveyard, you can banish the 3 monsters you used to Normal Summon or Set this card: Special Summon this card. This card can attack three times, but cannot attack directly during the turn it inflicts Battle Damage."

A card able to wipe clear your opponents field. It cannot attack directly if they had a monster in Attack Position and this card attacked it, which is fine. It will most likely clear the defensive row and then hit once directly. The recursion is nice and original, so I like that part of it. Wouldn't want it to be to useless. But again, three tribute decks are usually ran with Treeborn and other Frogs, and this banishing the tribute material makes future tributing impaired, which means your banking on one card more then you would like.