Rikka Konkon →Used Deck

(1)'s search alone is strong, but (2)'s effect reminiscent of Lair of Darkness is exactly what Rikka was looking for.
Traditionally, her Rikka release elements were just a negative factor, but I think this card finally makes the theme positive.

I think (1) the effect of setting her favorite "Rikka" Spell/Trap from her deck, and (2) the effect of letting the opponent's monster take over the release of the "Rikka" card, both of which are excellent.

Field Spell of "Rikka" that can do two things with one card
Cards that can be searched with the effect of ① include 《Rikka Glamour》that searches for monsters, so you can search with the button and lead to further developments, and it also contributes to the stability of the Deck.
However, if you don't have a "Rikka" monster, you can't search, so if you don't have a low-level "Rikka" in your starting hand, will it be an accident card?
And another effect, like Shadow Dystopia, is an extremely powerful one that allows the activation cost of the "Rikka" card to be taken over by the opponent's field. With Shirahime, you can negate the opponent's effect by using the opponent's monster as a cost, or you can develop while breaking down the opponent's control board.
What you're doing is very strong, so it's easy to target removal, but even in that case, it's strong if you consider that there are more cards that allow you to use one disruption.

Shadow dystopia for Rikka
One piece of work has increased again
Rikka seems to be the opposite of Dragonmaid, and the youngest has the most work.
With the implementation of 《Rikka Konkon》, even her Rikka, which is a pure construction, can now set up two jams from the first move with a perfect one.
If you are already in the field, you will be active as a reassuring (overdoing) breakthrough personnel after the middle stage.
The strength of the release in the activation condition is as you know from Shadow Dystopia
Also, there are activation conditions, so it can't be used as the first hand without searching for activation processing, but if you bring it with a single touch → button movement, the activation conditions can be easily met, and it exists in a different place from the activation processing search. If you have it, you can earn ads as a pseudo search that won't get caught every turn
Not a Continuous Spell, she's a Field Spell too
Up until now, Rikka was ridiculed by environmental deckers when used in official games such as ranking duels and CS, but the concept of getting rid of it with everyone is a glimpse of the concept. You can say you got power (unless you have Spright)
Naturally, such a monster field is Spell 10 points

《Rikka Konkon》
It is a powerful Field Spell card that boosts her Rikka's ability, which has been considered a disadvantage until now, beyond her Deck.
The effect of ① is to set Rikka Spell and Trap cards from the Deck as long as there is her Rikka monster on the field. Unaffected by Urara's effects.
Her Set Spell Cards other than "Quick-Play Spell" can be activated immediately, so 《Rikka Glamour》and 《Rikka Flurries》can be activated.
The effect of (2) is the main reason why this card is evaluated, and it forces the release, which is the trigger of the Rikka card, onto the opponent.
By doing this, you can remove the opponent's board without consuming monsters on your own field.
In addition, Spell and Trap cards 《Rikka Glamour》, 《Rikka Sheet》and 《Rikka Tranquility》increase the advantage obtained by releasing them, so just by using them with 《Rikka Konkon》on the field, you can keep monsters on your field. , remove the opponent's monster, and search for 2 more cards. And it became possible to get a nasty advantage.
A card that can be called a savior that solved Rikka Deck's weaknesses and poor engagement at once, and an undisputed 10-point rating. To be honest, I'm afraid I can't put restrictions on it...
After that, if I had any personal complaints about this card, I wanted it to shine. The illustrations are also wonderful, so I feel that it would be a waste if the letters were rare.

It is often said that Rikka is allowed, but his Field Spell is at a level that should not be allowed.
(1) Spell / Trap search requires Rikka on the field, but it can be brought to the field with a set that is not disturbed by Urara. The point that the effect is completely completed with one piece tells the danger that is different from Shadow Dystopia.
The effect of (2) does not target and releases the opponent's monster as a cost to activate the effect, so it is the strongest removal that does not allow the opponent's chain like Super Fusion. Thanks to this effect, the difficult-to-use Rikka Trap card can be quickly transformed into a removal and interference card that can be used during the opponent's turn.
Even if you allow the activation of this card, you should be prepared for the fact that your opponent will definitely be robbed of a difference of 3 ads or more.

A Field Spell with an equally nasty effect given to Rikka who got in sync with the nasty guys Adamancipator and Eldlich.
It always requires a pair with some other Rikka card, but the effect is extremely powerful that both lead to an advantage, especially when the opponent is forced to release a single Plant monster, which is the activation cost of his Rikka card. Topia effect is too powerful as a monster removal.
Only monsters that are immune to spell card effects cannot be released, but monsters that are resistant only to the effects they activate can be buried without problems, and even Perfect Counters and Counter Trap prevent this card from releasing. There is no way.
It's almost like adding an effect to the Rikka Trap card that prevents your opponent from creating a board, so it's the ideal enhancement card you've been waiting for.

The desperate Field Spell given to Rikka is a powerful card that can be said to have transformed her Rikka at once with the appearance of this card.
The effect of 1 is an effect that allows you to set a Rikka Spell Trap under loose conditions, and it is designed so that it does not get caught in the back. It comes with a plant tie, but it doesn't bother me much because it's covered with a snowdrop.
The 1st effect alone is relatively strong, but the 2nd effect is far superior. It is an effect that should be called a shadow dystopia exclusively for Rikka, and it is an excellent effect for Rikka, who was not able to fully utilize the characteristics of the release theme. Yes, thanks to this effect, if it's Shirahime, you can negate the opponent's monster while negate it, and if you're gorgeous, you can search for two while removing it.
A power card that can be said to be a revolutionary card that super-precisely strengthens the part that Rikka lacks, a power card that can only be allowed by Rikka.