The Iris Swordsoul →Used Deck

A level 8 Spellcaster monster with a cool illustration.
The composition, which seems to be paired with 《Incredible Ecclesia, the Virtuous》, is also good.
It's effect isn't weak, but it's not too strong either, and its offense and defense aren't all that great, so I think it's a good card that's well balanced.
In a deck where you can actively prepare negate monsters, it is easy to use as a level 8 monster that can Special Summon itself from your hand, and it is a fun card that allows you to think of various combos.
I personally have it in his same Spellcaster Magistus Deck.
You can prepare an effect negate monster by lifting summoning "Zoroa, the Magistus of Flame", and you can also receive the support of "Witchcrafter Golem Aruru".

You can Special Summon from the Deck with the effect of 《Incredible Ecclesia, the Virtuous》.
It's a level 8 that's easy to put into play, so it's sometimes used by 8-axis Good Stuff.
Swordsoul has also been used as a pin, but it's not that major.

Cool and cute. I want this kind of woman to take the lead. Aside from that, the effect is a bit of a special obstruction card. It's pretty hard to activate, but once you get it to activate, you can get a lot of adverts. In particular, you'll be using Extras' effects on her Special Summon. Good as a wall of 2500.

You need to keep it on the field, but depending on your opponent's Special Summon monster, you can draw 2 cards from the Deck or have a removal effect that doesn't target, and I think it still has an excellent effect.
The selection range is wide enough, but depending on the situation, I think it's hard to reach the itch because you can't activate the 2 effect against the opponent's monsters that Special Summon from GY or exclusion.
However, during the opponent's turn, you can activate your own effects, so it would be nice to alleviate the difficulty of 2 a little.

It's a superlative monster, but I don't think it's a problem because he can Special Summon during the opponent's main phase due to the effect of (1).
With the effect of (2), I think it's excellent that you can get various benefits by reacting to his Special Summon of the opponent's monsters from various places.
I think that being able to recruit with 《Incredible Ecclesia, the Virtuous》is also a strength.

A card whose price is settling down from the beginning.
It has a loose and slightly peculiar Special Summon condition that you can Special Summon if there is a monster whose effect has been negate on either field.
The effect of 2, which allows you to get an ad depending on the opponent's actions, is powerful, so if possible, I would like to use it during the opponent's turn, but it is highly dependent on the opponent.
Harifiber, which is often used, is not negated and does not support it, just by not being able to activate the effect.
To use it voluntarily, you have to draw it as a set with 《Infinite Impermanence》or Veiler.
If you aim for his special summon on your turn, the special summon condition is not so difficult, but the effect of 2 is not very suitable for counterattacking, and there is a possibility that only 2500 points will be scored.
I wonder if it will be an operation to put it out while deploying and keep it as a figurine in preparation for the opponent's return.
It's a bit difficult to use in the current environment, but it seems to be popular if a deck with a card that negates the effect and special summons is built in the deployment route at the top of the environment.

In addition to its self-deployment ability that allows it to move ahead, its strength is that if there is a negate monster, it can be used regardless of whether it is an opponent or yourself.
Although it depends on the opponent's actions after deployment, it can easily recover the ad, so this is also powerful and exhaustive.
Basically, will it function as a check against cards issued from the EX Deck?
Even if Special Summoned from the Deck, it's a greedy pot, and it's a very useful effect.
It's a performance that makes you wonder why it's soaring

A monster that tends to be overrated, whether it's because of the illustration, or because it's based on Fuldris, or because it's rarity correction.
It's usually subtle, isn't this level of score appropriate?
I think it has great versatility.

・ Conditions for Special Summons
Since it requires negate monsters, if you want to use it as a hindrance, you need to cooperate with 《Effect Veiler》and 《Infinite Impermanence》. Once in a while, opponents will prepare monsters that are negate by themselves, such as 《Junk Synchron》, but I can't just use them.
If you have room for this card, you'll have a better overall sabotage success rate with a more reliable hand trigger instead.
If his deck takes advantage of the fact that monsters stay on the field, you should find a reason to use it. In that case, it will be easier to take advantage of the condition that he can Special Summon even on your turn.
・Regarding interference effects
●Hand: He Special Summons 1 monster from his hand.
His Special Summon for this card also requires a fair amount of preparation, so it's too greedy to Special Summon a monster from your hand and try to make a combo. If there is a situation where this effect sticks, it is about lucky.
● Deck: I draw 2 cards from his deck.
It is excellent, including the possibility of drawing in new obstruction cards. However, "Infinite Impermanence", which was used to meet the Special Summon conditions, cannot be activated because this card is on the field even if it can be drawn here.
- EX Deck: Select and destroy 1 Special Summoned monster from the EX Deck.
It is a big favorite and a powerful effect that unilaterally kills the opponent's main force. The point is not to target it. This card's stats aren't that high, but if you can destroy large monsters, it will be difficult to break through in battle, and if you can stay there, you can continue to interfere.
On the other hand, it only reacts to monsters in the Extra Deck, so if a monster with resistance comes out, it can be said that it is a weak point that it is easily dodged.
Overall, I think it's a powerful card, but I don't feel that if it's just for the purpose of disruption, it can't ditch the existing hand triggers. I would like to adopt this card when Decks that stick with this card emerge, or when using Decks that can make use of this card's status.

Since the fleur-de-lis is the famous crest of the iris flower, it is probably that person from Dogmatika.
As a general-purpose card, it's not bad in terms of performance, but it's not particularly good.
If you hit Bubble Shadow or Veiler, you can easily use it on your opponent's turn, but it's a little difficult to actively use it as a hindrance when you can't use it unless you draw it at the same time.
His Deck, which negates the effect and uses SS-like effects, has plenty of guesses, but in the end it becomes dependent on the opponent.
It can be used as a retaliatory card when you are interrupted by Ippei Awakage Veiler during your own turn, but it is also useless other than such continuous negate interference.
Cards like Urara, Extra G, and Gamma are out of this card's jurisdiction, and cards like Savage and VfD are useless.
Three battles would be easier to use for counterattack purposes.
However, the specs themselves are not bad, and if the conditions are met, it can come out with Flice in the main phase.
Therefore, it is strong that you can use this card without losing the effect of ② by matching it with your opponent's Special Summon effect, like a Midrash with 《El Shaddoll Fusion》.
It may be easier to work with a theme such as phantom that has effects negate within the theme from the beginning.
Witchcrafter, Magistus, etc. are the same theme, so it may be compatible with him because he uses spells.

Kukkoro older sister
Of course, it's strong when it comes flying out of your hand, but it's strong enough just to put it on the field in another way for ②, and since it's a card that interferes with your opponent's turn, it's strong enough to put it out with something like Temperance of Prophecy.

Although it calls for a monster to be on the field, it can be summoned not only when it is hindered by bubble shadows, but also when it is caught in a negate state, and it can be deployed during each other's main regardless of whether it is your own opponent or not. Good conditions.
In addition, it has a moderate stat against the light summoning condition of 2500 ATK and DEF, and has the effect of allowing the opponent to get an ad if he uses his Special Summon, so it has a high restraint on development.
I think it's a very versatile card. In addition to this performance, there is also the idleness of being a person in Frudris, so I am a little worried that the price will rise.

A new hand trigger monster that boasts one of the best performances in this pack, which probably contains the most versatile ultra-rare, one of Fuldris.
First of all, when a monster whose effect is negate is on the field, it has an effect that allows you to SS from your hand during the main phase of each other. If you use a Deck that produces summoned materials, you can aim at it, and you can also prepare your own "monsters whose effects are negate" by using the same hand triggers such as Veiler and Bubble Shadow.
Furthermore, when it comes into play, it reacts to the opponent's Special Summon, and exerts three different effects depending on the area, especially for Special Summon from EX, it explodes a relay point monster that has no destruction resistance and expands further. It boasts high interference power because it has a board-touching effect that does not let you.
You can choose which Special Summon you want to react to, and if you have a Special Summon from your hand, you can also deploy this. I think that the ability to move from "the opponent's first turn" or "turn 0" is quite valuable.
On your turn, you can deploy this card by putting a monster that negates its own effect on the field, and it will be a care when your monster is eaten by Veiler or Bubble Shadow and fails to deploy the material. I think that this card is an element that can be said to be "highly versatile", not just a simple defensive card.
It's a case effect, so if there's a negated monster on the field and your opponent is trying to Special Summon him with an effect that creates a chain block, you can also consider doing a self-SS accordingly.
However, if you use a Deck that does not negate the effects of the opponent's material monsters, unless you have a pair of Veiler or Bubble Shadow, it will not be a deterrent when the opponent goes first, so you should also set a virtual enemy. It may not be recommended to use it as a defensive card without letting go.