Bujincandescence →Used Deck

First card in a long time to support Bujin.
In addition to the Battle Phase, he has an effect that prevents the destruction of Bujin monster effects, an effect that negates the effect of one opponent's card until the end by sending a Bujin monster from his hand or field to GY, and is active during the End Phase. It has the effect of giving this card to GY and reviving one Bujin.
A card that makes it easier to beat with Beast-Warrior Bujin, and an excellent support card that supports offense and defense with powerful resistance and negate effects that can be used every turn. There is no risk of breaking through battles with low-class Yamato, but it is his Bujin, which has a reputation for abundant hand triggers in battle, and can be said to be able to drag the opponent into our strong garden. Effect negate would also be useful for tearing off resistances, and for a cost he could send his Bujin, which is especially useful in GY.
The revive effect at the end is a little difficult to use because the timing is late, but I think it can be used in a situation where he can reactivate his Bujin on the field and put pressure on him again. It will be a good recovery if it is accidentally removed in the battle phase.

Overall Rating: A Bujin support card that is useful enough even for resistance grants.
Since it can't be destroyed outside of the Battle Phase, it can be deployed relatively safely, and if 《Bujingi Hare》is placed in his GY, it can deal with removal hits during the Battle Phase.
The same goes for the opponent's turn, so it's easy to bring into battle.
For negate, he costs Bujin, but if Beast cuts his Bujin out of his hand, he helps the GY effect.
《Bujinki Ahashima》, which uses a removal effect after being placed on the field, is also suitable for the cost.
Reviving in the end phase is a bit risky, losing immunity makes it impossible to outrun the next turn's removal.
If you play 《Bujin Yamato》, you can immediately take advantage of the effect, but it's a bottleneck in exchange for resistance, and it's easy to step through a trap card.
Impression that it is better to fight with (1) and (2) without overdoing it.

Bujin's Spell Trap has a fairly high industrial waste rate, but this is a category that can be used normally.
The destruction resistance effect of 1 has an effective range other than the battle phase, and it will protect you all the time.
During the Battle Phase, you will be defenseless, but you can prepare by preparing Sagsa and Hetsuka during the Main Phase.
The effect of 2 may be useful in breaking through to the opponent with the negate effect of the activation effect, but the cost is heavy.
The effect of 3 is revive and slow in the end phase. Is the aim Yamato who can work as it is?
Basically, the effect of 1 will be the main effect, and 2 and 3 will be used as a bonus when there is a situation where it can be used.