Gimmick Puppet Bisque Doll →Used Deck

Roughly the same evaluation as Magnedor. Easy to use if genuine.
Gimmick Puppet why are all the non-replica-ready guys so weird...

If you can send Necrodor with the effect of ①, it will be strong. However, the effect of ② is subtle. don't use anything I gave him a 7 rating because he's excellent as a Gimme Pape deployment member, but overall...

To be honest, there is almost no sense of incongruity even if it is said to be an 8th generation card.
However, this is one of the enhancements for Gimme Pape, who has been too hard to turn around. For the time being, I would appreciate it if I could get a level 8 from my hand to her Special Summon.
You probably won't get a chance to use the GY effect.

I think it's good to drop Necrodor with the effect of 1 and put it out.
Gimme Pape doesn't have a lot of power, so I want to add a card like this to my hand.
The effect of 2 is not unusable, but honestly it's subtle...
Honestly, since it's a 10th season card, I wanted a little more additional effect.

If you use the effect of 1 to drop Necrodor and use it, you can get an X.
Gimme Pape is a child that can be used so well, but I really wanted it to have more effects...
Since it's a 10th gen card, I wanted you to get an ad...
But Gimme Pape can be used, so I set it to 7.

One of the greatest strengths of this card is that it can be Special Summoned regardless of the situation of the field (and cute). At first glance, it may seem obvious, but a level 8 monster that can be Special Summoned from the first turn and has no restrictions on the summon destination is unexpectedly irreplaceable (* Murakumo and Danger! You can, but Danger! monsters are unstable and the unique effect of level 8 Danger! ). If you want to borrow the power of general-purpose rank 8 Xyz, or if you want to build a structure that can move even in the first place, it can be said that the importance of this monster is high. By the way, there is a similar card, Machina Kanon, but you can only get an advantage over it if you have Necrodor + GY cost in your hand, and it's not a category card, so it's hard to access. If there is no such thing, Bisque has a higher priority than Kanon.
His GY effect in the second half is effective against Veiler, Mugen, and cards you see in Master Duel such as Chihxiao and Daedu Gekijin. Let's use it when you want to take the board or when you want to sharpen your opponent at once.
The downside of this card is that it requires a cost to deploy, but it doesn't have any effects that give you an advantage. In other words, the efficiency of deployment is very poor. Using only 3 or 4 cards from your hand to get out a single Xyz monster will not give you peace of mind in terms of strength, and it may hinder your progress from your next turn, so prepare a way to recover your hand. I want to come here.
The second drawback is that the hand cost is limited to gimmick puppets. The fewer cards you have left in your hand, the harder it will be to put it into play, and it will not work if you start with zero cards in your hand. It can be said that it is a card that is likely to fall out if you squeeze the Deck's gimmick puppet.
The third downside is that his GY effect is a bit difficult in terms of timing. In the case of Terror Baby, there is a high possibility that he will already be in GY before the rank 8 Xyz is issued, but this card is hidden when Xyz Summoned and he is not in GY. This makes it possible for Giant Killer and Heaven's Strings to become the target of your opponent's effects. If you want to take advantage of the GY effect, send it to his GY as soon as possible with a condorence puppet.
Overall, the performance is a little unsatisfactory, but it is a relatively easy-to-use card among the level 8 gimmick puppets, so if you want to expand the range of deployment or increase the number of bullets in your parade, you can consider using it.

Developing level 8 itself is good at gimmicks,
The strength of this card is that you can discard Rotten Necrodor in your hand to Special Summon.
The latter half of the effect lacks umami and remains unsatisfactory, but it is useful as an aid to development.
It's an illustration I've seen somewhere in movies, but bisque dolls seem to be real dolls that were popular among bourgeois ladies and daughters in Europe in the 19th century.
It's natural to say that it was made into a Yu-Gi-Oh as a gimmick puppet.

It's nice to have a Special Summon effect, but the "Gimmick Puppet" monster is specified in the hand cost, which is slightly heavy. The first item I want to use as a cost is Necro Doll, but it's not always convenient to have it in my hand, and he needs a GY cost to revive Necro Doll. The cost of the card is probably to catch it with Terror Baby, but both this and that are old-fashioned cards, and even if they came out at PP15, the effect would not be out of place at all. Since it's so rare, I think it would have been nice to add a Special Summon time effect.

I think he's just doing a Special Summon because the low stat level 8 is out of hand these days, but there's no difference in level 8, which is easy to get out without strange restrictions, so it's not as bad as it sounds.
However, the fact that the hand cost is limited for that much is a bit harsh.
Since the GY effect is an activation effect, it is difficult to use.
It's a card that can't be said to be bad enough to be downplayed, although it feels like it's going to work a little more for being in charge of super in the additional group in the DP category.

just cute
It does help with deployment power and rotation of the hand, but it doesn't have any performance beyond that, and it's too modest for a recent card.
The GY effect is incomprehensible because it is activated in a chain on your turn.
There will be few opportunities for this resistance to come to life

A level 8 Gimmick Puppet with a spontaneous Special Summon.
Discarding his Gimmick Puppet in his hand has the effect of special summoning it from his hand, and removing it from GY has the effect of giving his Gimmick Puppet monster resistance to the effect.
It's a level 8 Gimmick Puppet that's easy to deploy, so it's good at connecting to rank 8 Xyz. If possible, it would be nice to be able to make effective use of the hand cost, such as cutting the Necrodor that came into the hand, but is it greedy? Having the hand cost limited to his Gimmick Puppet monster can also be a bit of a pain.
Granting an effect target that can be used from GY is almost chained to the effect of the free chain, so it's pretty useless, and it's just a bonus effect. It's also a bottleneck to exclude this card itself, which can be used for resurrection because it's level 8.

Machina Canon interchangeable card
Over there, anything is fine as long as the required hand cost is Machine, so the conditions are looser than here, and if you look only at performance, it's upward compatible
However, this one has the Gimme Pape name, so it can be differentiated.
To be honest, it's an extremely delicate card, but the theme of gimmick puppets is that even such a card will be adopted.
By the way, as for target resistance grant, the removal card that targets is mostly a free chain, so it's almost dead effect. sad

It's a level 8 Gimme Pape that can self-SS, so it's a normally useful card.
It's just asking for a hand cost, and it's a little outdated because it requires Gimme Pape.
The effect of the second half does not go out of the realm of bonus.

My first impression was that it was cute, and I sighed when I saw the effect. It's not a substitute for the 10th generation.
It's still "only" that you cut your hand (for Gimme Pape only) and deploy it, but I wonder if the GY effect's target resistance is an activation effect that's limited to your turn.
I can't deny that it's outdated, but until now, the level 8 Gimme Pappe that allows you to expand your hand without restrictions on where you can deploy it has only been around Magne, which depends on your opponent, and the act of shuffling your hand is easy to use effectively with Gimme Pape.
We can expect to improve our development capabilities, and even this kind of thing will be within the scope of adoption.