Gashadokuro, the Skeletal Mayakashi →Used Deck

More than 3000 RBI personnel.
It is easiest to revive on your own by the effect of (2).

"Mayakashi" is the pinnacle of Synchro Monsters... but for some reason, it's treated as vanilla if it's not composed. Since this is the case when a Link Monster is destroyed, any Link Monster is fine, but due to Dahime's covenant of effects, her Link Monsters other than Yuki Onna are difficult to use.
The effect of reviving from GY is to grant complete resistance. However, since it's a trigger effect, it's also true that it's very weak against free chains.
Its ATK is very high, but since it's a prerequisite for resurrection, it's recommended to treat it as a general-purpose level 11 Synchro Monster without thinking too much about its effect... I'm curious about the existence of a stellar dragon.

The effect of (3) that grants effect resistance for a turn only when revived has the effect of restraining the destruction of "Ice Mayakashi - Yuki Onna" in conjunction with the effect of (2). I think it's also a point that when you revive yourself with a high ATK monster with effect resistance for the turn only, it will appear immediately.
Among the "Mayakashi" monsters, his ATK is the highest, so I think it's a trump card.

He's in charge of RBI for Mayakashi, but that's all there is to it.
Well, the strength of his Mayakashi is that he can get up to 3300 hit points from almost one gimmick. It is, but why is he vanilla even at the pinnacle of Mayakashi Synchro if he doesn't revive GY? I wonder if it would have been better to give him resistance when he was Synchro Summoned. If I had done that, I would have been able to make a comeback move with 《Kasha》or something like that by smashing the field together with 《Dakki, the Graceful Mayakashi》(he remained).

The final point of Mayakashi, whose illustration was hidden until the very end.
His level is as high as 11, but he can easily be activated by Mayakashi's continuous sync.
However, as a drawback due to the final point, there is little means to send this to his GY, and unless a special gimmick is prepared in the Deck, it will basically wait for the opponent's removal, and just put out a vanilla of 3300 RBI. Equivalence can be mentioned. (Of course, it is different if the first body is used as a material for a snow woman)
As for the resurrection conditions, she must be removed by a Link Monster, and as long as there is an S monster, Yuki-onna will not be selected as an attack target, so compatibility is considered for the time being, but considering that it will receive the effect normally, it will not change to instability. .
However, since he did not specify Mayakashi as a material or resurrection condition, I think it has a certain value as an undead general-purpose level 11 synchro.

I don't think it's that bad.
This card is the final form of Mayakashi Synchro Synchro, but after Synchro Summoning, she resurrects Dahime from her GY and finally builds Yuki-onna, so basically this Giga Skull is a card that exists in her GY.
Rather than using the effect of my own resurrection, I would rather use my brain muscles and adopt Skidre.

High scoring brain muscle Mayakashi.
His resurrection effect isn't very reliable, but he's an important card in Mayakashi.

Level 11 Synchro since Star Dragon, can self-regenerate when a Link Monster is destroyed, and can connect to 3 effects.
It's not like I'm going to inadvertently destroy GY while I'm asleep, so I'd like to keep it as a restraint against destruction without focusing too much on it.
If revived, it becomes invincible against effects, and it is reassuring both as an attacker and as a wall. It should not be a pain to activate because it is an Ande with abundant resurrection. However, since it creates a chain, there is a possibility that the chain will be removed in response to the effect activation, so overconfidence is prohibited.
The drawback is that due to its characteristics, it is just vanilla at the time of S summoning, and it is difficult to immediately connect it to an ad, which is a bit painful in this day and age.
Also, the resistance lasts only for the summoning turn, and there is a high possibility that you will be targeted for bounces after the next turn, so you should take measures such as sending it to his GY as a material or cost before handing over the turn to the opponent.
There is something unsatisfactory for the trump card level. The existence of Astral Dragons that can immediately demonstrate resistance is also flickering, but in Ande there are many cases where the ability of Astral Dragons cannot be demonstrated due to the rule effects of Unison and Mayakashi, so this can be prioritized.
It deserves a certain evaluation just by increasing Ande's options.

The image is compulsive and he has a mad face when he is put back on the deck
I thought it wasn't so bad considering the thinness of the general-purpose 11th level sync, but after all, you don't need a resurrection cost.
I wanted a few more points

The final form of Mayakashi Continuous Synchro. But just putting it on the field doesn't change the fact that it's vanilla.
Nonetheless, he has a high ATK of 3300, and considering that he can be played with just one copy of Hajun or Shafu, this may be the trick. Even so, I'm curious that there is no influence on the field other than his ATK.
Since it's the highest level Synchro, the self-regeneration trigger for the common effect requires Link instead of Synchro. Any Link Monster will do, so it's easy to self-regenerate, but it's true that Links other than Yuki-onna are hard for him to use in Mayakashi.
The unique effect at the time of resurrection is the grant of perfect resistance. However, since it's a trigger effect, it doesn't make sense to chain it, so there are quite a lot of holes such as free chains and summoning reactions. Try not to rely on it too much. It is also the target of Kyuubi's self-revive activation that has a removal effect.