Grandsoil the Elemental Lord →Used Deck

It is an Elemental Lord of EARTH, commonly known as Soya, (although the Darkness Elemental Lord appeared later).
You can activate "Monster Reborn" when summoned, and there is no turn limit... until last year, it was suddenly errataed in 2018 and a restriction on the activation of the same name was added. It can be reused by bounce, and with the introduction of the Elementsaber and FWD, which is compatible with him, it was a spec that seemed to be a possibility in the future. thought.
Although the solitaire power has decreased and the usefulness has decreased, the complete resurrection is still strong,
I think he still has the specs to play an active role as a hidden trump card if he can be successfully incorporated into the deck.
I would like to skillfully cover the drawbacks such as the weight that comes from this summoning condition and the disadvantages that occur when it is removed.
The former is level 8, so it can be used as a train cost, and the latter should be devised to quickly decide the game or use it as an X material.
Anyway, I hope Konami will make more proper adjustments, but recently it's still like Engage and FWD...

Soya! is dead.
I think it's because of Elementsaber, but finally the name turn 1 is errata and the loop so far is impossible. It's sad that that artistic loop is no longer made, but it can't be helped.
Also, now that we have a precedent for officially announcing and errataing cards that aren't banned, is it okay to give other old restricted cards the name Turn 1? Mr. Konami.

From January next year, the effect of the turn 1 restriction has been added. It was the only Elemental Lord that didn't have a turn 1 limit, so I thought it would be errataed eventually, but it turned out to be as expected. It was banned overseas, but in Japan it was resolved with errata, so I'm glad I didn't go to jail.

No way! No way!
Didn't you think that if the effect didn't have the name Turn 1, it would be used for bounce...?
It can't be helped because the original spec itself was funny, but why didn't I notice it at the time?
With 5 EARTH in GY, it's very difficult to put out, but once you put it out (before Errata), you could use the Monster Reborn effect many times, but as expected, it's called Turn 1, and its usability is a little less. Especially.
It can't be helped because it was said that it was too dangerous from the beginning. yes.
It's too late to errata! It's a story about how long it took you to realize it, really.

Accompanied by the loop that finally passed away
Died in Errata under name Turn 1

One kill first and loop combo.
Used by Firewall.

A card that teamed up with a dinosaur to show a little face in the environment. It's not particularly popular, but it works well with dinosaurs, who can control the number of GYs quite freely, and it's very easy to operate to make 5 EARTH monsters. It has a 《Monster Reborn》effect when Special Summon succeeds, and you can aim for further development. Beast-Warrior, but it doesn't support Normal Summon, so you have to be careful that you can't search with 《Zoodiac Broadbull》. Also, if you leave the field, you will be given a very heavy disadvantage of skipping the battle phase of your next turn, so I would like to use it as an Xyz material as much as possible.

You can get it by arranging 5 EARTHs in GY... If you say EARTH, which is easy to adjust GY, he's a rock that's easy to adjust by excluding GY, or an X Saber with a complete resurrection salve...
It hurts to lose BP when destroyed, but 《Monster Reborn》is quite powerful.
However, it is difficult to use anything other than Durosoya because it is an indescribable race called Beast-Warrior, which is perishable, and it has a heavy disadvantage.

The RBI is enough and the effect is very strong with 《Monster Reborn》. It's often easy to get two high RBIs side by side, and you can shave off his LP all at once. However, since the condition of "exactly five" common to "Elemental Lords" is strict, we expect him to play an active role in the Deck, where it is easy to adjust GY.

Why is it called Gran Soya...
However, although EARTH is good at fertilizing his deck, he is not so good at adjusting his GY. It's scary to hit Monster Reborn all of a sudden with 2800 RBIs coming down, but it's a bit difficult to aim for. Disadvantages also affect because it does not have as much influence as Mulan Grace
I want to be sure to connect to 1 kill, or to avoid the disadvantages by setting it to rank 8

Gran Soya. More even no less.

Gran Soya!

A relative card of the Damned.
Unlike that one, it doesn't ruin the opponent's field, but if it can be summoned, the additional effect is perfect for rushing with 《Monster Reborn》.
It's a little difficult to target, but it's definitely a card that can be a threat to your opponent if you play it, and if you keep it hidden, you can decide the game in an unexpected place.

"Bochinichigotai"
It's difficult to get exactly 5, but the effect of 2800 + 《Monster Reborn》like Damned is powerful.
This card can turn things around in one fell swoop.
Just be aware that the demerit when you leave is big.

With 2800 firepower, I think she's reasonably strong at reviving GY.
It also works well with Barba, and if it goes well, you might be able to aim for a kill.
It's difficult to adjust the five summoning conditions

For a moment I thought it was Earthbound Immortal, but it wasn't.
Dakuri is closer in nature than Damned due to the amount of resurrection and the number of cards.
Even though the RBI is already high, the built-in is a complete 《Monster Reborn》. This is also quite good in that you can see death when it is put out.
However, the disadvantages are painful and I have the impression that it is difficult to get 3 of the 5...
You don't see that much in his normal deck, but he devised a loop deck that takes advantage of the fact that there are no turn restrictions and soyays many times to aim for one kill.

Bochinichigotai. It's not as good as the Damned, but its revive effect is rather strong.
Even if there is no disadvantage, it will be hard to resuscitate another body with this RBI.
It's not a card to pile up so much, but it's a reassuring card as a card that you might want to put out if you're lucky.

It's a little difficult to adjust to just 5, so he chooses Deck, but if he can get it, it's powerful because it has 2800 and a resurrection effect.
I don't think it's bad as an accent for Deck.
It is a mystery as to why it was given a disadvantage.

Soya's big brother oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! I never thought it would be abused by Coelacanth.
It's strange to consider that he's the earliest to appear than his other Elemental Lords with no limit of once per turn.

When it first came out, I had no way of knowing that this guy would become a loop factor with Duloren and Tremys as a set. This is the later Doulomissoiya loop.

If you have two copies of Tomb and Coelacanth, you can use this to get one kill first...