Successor Soul →Used Deck

I think it's a card that feels like a subspecies of 《Gemini Spark》.
I feel like using a deck that stacks normal monsters of level 7 or higher on the deck is fine. 　

I give God a tribute! !
You can only attack with 1 monster on the activation turn, but by releasing 1 Effect Monster on the field, you can send the opponent's Effect Monster to GY, and have the effect of Special Summoning the highest Normal Monster from your hand or his Deck.
The disadvantage is that there is no problem if it is activated during the opponent's turn, and if it is used during the opponent's turn, it can be used as a hindrance. Rather than seeing it as a deployment card that requires Effect Monsters in each other's field, is it closer to an obstruction card that can also be used for deployment?
It goes well with a deck that supports deployment with low-level Effect Monsters and connects to the highest-level normal. Needless to say, Blue-Eyed and Bramaghi are the towering towers of his deck. If you're the type that aims for Rank 8 Xyz, you can use this card to your heart's content.
A good spice card that makes it easier to deploy top-level Normal Monsters from the Deck, and also serves as a good spice for removing and interfering.

A Quick-Play Spell that can both remove and expand. Due to the disadvantages of attacking, it is difficult to use for follow-up attacks, so I want to use it during the opponent's turn as much as possible.
Since board add is required, it is necessary to devise ways to reduce consumption.
As has already been said, is it suitable for Gaia and Sacred Time, which are likely to use top-level vanillas, because they can be effective with releases?
It has some quirks, but it's not a bad card.

An all-purpose removal that can be used in decks where high-level Normal Monsters and Effect Monsters such as Blue-Eyed, Red Eyes, Bramaghi, and Neos coexist. Only monsters can be sent to GY, but on top of being able to eliminate the opponent's initial monsters and block their movement, it's a Quick-Play Spell, so the disadvantages aren't too much of a concern.
It can be used as a target, but since it is sent to GY, it is good that it works against monsters that have resistance to destruction.

A vanilla recruiting method that can be used for 2:2 exchanges to remove Friche.
Since he is the highest vanilla on the go, his Deck is limited, but since it also removes Friche, it can be said that it is a good support if you want to use the highest vanilla that has been active in manga and anime.
It should be noted that since it is a release cost, it will be disastrous if the target monster escapes or is eaten.

A card written in invisible characters that can be used in the sacred carving.
Since it's a quick-play spell, you can use it on your opponent's turn to remove it, and you can use it as a sacrifice escape, but after attacking, he can't use it to follow up with a Blue-Eyed white dragon.
There is a restriction that only one monster can attack, but it doesn't say that the summoned monster attacks, so I wonder if it would be ideal to use the summoned monster as a material to create a multi-attack monster.
Even if you use it normally, you can use 2 cards to get 1 monster and remove 1 opponent's monster, so you can trade 1: 1, but if you use Sangan as a cost, you can simply earn an add, and you can remove it instead of destroying it. It's also convenient.
However, of course, you need to put a high level vanilla in his deck, so the accident probability increases. Thus, his deck includes Sacred Hour, Blue-Eyed, Red-Eyes, Neos, etc. These enhancements are undeniable. In particular, the compatibility with Topheni Dragon is outstanding, and it is possible to immediately issue Rank 7, 8X while removing it without using summoning rights.