Cerulean Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys →Used Deck

I will drop the evaluation.
I don't think there's much room for this card in the current Nephthys Deck.
First, it is less effective.
Selecting and destroying it is great, but it can only destroy monsters with activation effects and has no role at all.
Even if you use the effect on the second attack, you can only destroy 2 to 3 monsters at most, including yourself, and if you destroy it, the defense on the return turn will be weak.
And heavy.
It's not something like Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys that can be used by destroying it while it's deployed, and it's too heavy to use in a ritual summon, so I think you'll have to use Conductor of Nephthys if you want to use it.
With 《Conductor of Nephthys》, you can deploy a large number of cards that can even get a Link 5, so there is no need to go out of your way to use this heavy card.

Trump of Nephthys
Flame God? That's his Nekroz link...
The low RBI that was a problem with his original Nephthys has been resolved, and he can remove monsters while destroying his Nephthys in hand or on the field.
Like the main family, if it is destroyed, it can be revived on the next turn, and since it also supports battle destruction, the ease of resurrection has been slightly improved.
However, the weight of the ritual cannot be covered by his current Nephthys. Even if the destruction effect has a cost, it's a shame that it only destroys monsters based on the premise of the Phoenix God.
There are many strong points, but the reality is that it is difficult to make use of them.

I think that the effect of (1) is excellent because it can destroy the opponent's monster while activating the effect when the "Nephthys" monster is destroyed.
Due to the effect of (2), I think that it is also a strength that it can self-regenerate even if it is destroyed.
In addition to the cards with the same name, 《Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys》, which can receive the support of "Nephthys", and 《Mariamne, the True Dracophoenix》, which can destroy the Deck while using the effects of "Nephthys" lower class monsters, are suitable for the release of the Ritual Summon by 《Rebirth of Nephthys》. And I think you are.
His original ATK is also the highest among "Nephthys" monsters, so I think it's a trump card.

He finally got his ATK worthy of the highest grade, Nephthys.
It has the effect of destroying any number of his Nephthys in his hand or field, destroying the opponent's monsters up to that amount, and having the effect of self-regenerating during the next Standby Phase if destroyed by battle or effect.
He is an excellent Ritual Monster with high ATK, dynamic destruction effect, and resistance to destruction called self-regeneration, but Nephthys is his deck gathered at level 2 and 8, so the material is inevitably level 8 Nephthys. apt. Accumulating level 8 Nephthys in your hand will increase the accident rate, and although it can be mitigated with a guardian deity, it seems difficult to release it.
On top of that, his own effect further demands his Nephthys, so this card loses a lot on the ad side. The destruction effect doesn't target, but it's destruction, and he doesn't have high performance such as Spell Trap being out of range, so it's hard to rely on.
It's very strong against destruction, but it's powerless against excluding bounces, which is a tradition. From the above points, it is a card that is powerful but difficult to use.

A card that becomes a trump card for his categorized Nephthys.
Since it's level 8, you can use the original Nephthys as a material, and since it's compatible with trains, I think it's a level that's easy to handle.
The essential ability is aggressive from the beginning, and he is Blue-Eyed RBI. can also
Responding to battle destruction, which was a difficult point for self-regeneration, and strengthened its presence.
However, even though it is a support, it is a ritual that tends to consume money, and the effect requires additional cost, which is a little heavy.
Self-regeneration has been strengthened, but it is still powerless against removal other than destruction, and will soon leave without countermeasures.
Of course, since it's a ritual, you can't regenerate yourself unless you're normal summoned.
Although it has been strengthened from the original family, it is unsatisfactory with an anachronistic method of strengthening. It would have been nice if it could at least be activated during the opponent's turn or was just an Effect Monster.

A Ritual Monster that can destroy multiple targets and revive.
For the time being, this alone has a fairly high performance as a level 8 ritual, but since you have to sacrifice the "Nephthys" card in your hand, you often don't have that many resources.
Although the score is high, it has an effect that is difficult to make use of in the current situation, so it is very difficult to evaluate.

Are you friends of Salamangreat? Or a friend of Garudonicus?
Untargeted removal while self-destroying your girlfriend Nephthys is a powerful word.
… However, although Nephthys is effective when it is destroyed, it is a little difficult to aim at because the ritual consumes a lot of cards.
Even if you look at all the effects, both monster removal and self-regeneration are the same as the Fire King divine beast Gardonicus, so you can only use it as much as you want to inflict damage on your opponent without causing damage to yourself. .
Self-regeneration is also slower than your own standby phase, so how to overcome that time will be an issue.
It's definitely a useful effect, but if you don't have a solid defense, you'll be burned to death by your opponent, so be careful.
Illustration ad is enough, but is it the feeling that card power is a little unsatisfactory?

It is the ace of Ritual Nephthys, and it also has the role of being searched in preliminary preparations, released (removed) with Rebirth of Nephthys, salvaged in preliminary preparations, and reused.
Salamangreat means you, right?

Real Ace of Ritual Nephthys
Destroy your opponent's monster by destroying his Nephthys, which becomes Ad when destroyed.
If destroyed, it can be revived just like the original Nephthys.