TiSolfachord Beautia →Used Deck

The effect of ① is not bad because it hits the opponent who uses his GY
The effect of ② is also quite loose and effective against almost anything, so it's not bad
The scale, level and RBI are not bad
Above all, it's simply a valuable lower scale of Doremi, so I want to use one card.

Si is happy
Higher Solfachord Common P-effect, effect that grants face-up Spell Trap a state of being banished when out of play if the opponent's Effect Monster or even Pendulum Scale is present, set according to lowest P-zone scale It has the effect of destroying without question when fighting with an opponent with ATK higher than ATK.
It has two uncommon effects, both of which are powerful. The first effect allows you to perform a mixed black-like action by giving a status on your turn and then knocking it away, and on the opponent's turn, the opponent who is developing. By setting the key to the development of the card in this state, it is possible to move to check the use of GY of that card. If Spell Trap can also be targeted, he will not be able to send his Spell Trap with GY effect to his GY, and it also has the advantage that the elite of the subtle card can be transformed into a face-up limited Kozusai possessor.
The second effect is a catastol-like effect that refers to his ATK. However, the lowest value is the lowest scale reference, and the multiplier is also moderate, so the lowest value is generally lower than his ATK of this card. The large size is an effect, and the small size can be defeated in direct combat, so it is almost invincible in battle, but be careful as this card has a resistance to effect destruction greater than his ATK and his ATK is less than the minimum value. Especially in the first half, I see a lot.
If Cutia is Scale, P-summoning is possible as well. It has a good environment as a card in the P Summon Deck, such as having an even minimum scale, so it has the potential to be a card that is better than Courier.

Older than Kulia...! An older sister with an adult atmosphere.
Since she's a level 7, she works well with Odd-Eyes and Magician cards, and it's excellent that she can be used as a material for Absolutes when used with Astrograph.
The drawback is that it's the highest grade that doesn't have an SS effect like Couria, so it's hard to get out unless you're involved in P-summoning.
The effect of ① is a banisher effect like Gravitino, which has been targeted. Since he can shoot during the opponent's turn, he sticks to his deck, which fights using monsters as materials, such as Prank-Kids and Tri-Brigade.
It's also quite useful to chain to remove Couria, Harmonia, and Musica.
If you have a card with the same even scale as yourself in the P zone, you can also target Spell Trap, which greatly expands the range.
Since you can activate Friche, if you go to his GY such as the opponent's "Invocation" or his Shaddoll fusion spell, you can chain to the activation of those who loop to prevent reuse, and you can also fly accessories from Union Carriers. So strong.
② means that if you have a low scale card in the P zone, you can definitely win the battle only once per turn.
However, since it is once per turn, it is useless if attacked by multiple attacks. This card itself doesn't have resistance, so it hurts even if it's killed by an effect. I want to make up for it with this card's ① effect and other cards.
One of the stronger Solfachord monsters with modest effects overall. Solfachord is the guy worth keeping in play.
To be frank, this person seems to be stronger than Kuuria...?

(1) (2) By combining the two monster effects, I think it's excellent that most monsters can be removed at the start of battle.
The monster effect of (1) depends on the conditions, and by combining it with his other Spell/Trap removal, I think it's also a strength to be able to remove his Spell/Trap face-up.

The P effect is a common effect of advanced Solfachord and was explained in 《SolSolfachord Gracia》, so it is omitted, but it is generally versatile and excellent.
① is an effect similar to S-Force Gravitino, which is a wonder when left on the field. No, it also takes into account synergies with 《MiSolfachord Eliteia》, and if the field is in place, you can remove Spell/Trap cards without being chained (well, it's pretty roundabout).
(2) is convenient because it can be removed when combined with the effect of 《A・O・J Catastle》effect (1).
Overall, a card that I think has an aggressive effect in [TiSolfachord]

(1) Applying an effect to the opponent's monster sticks in his Deck by reviving and using the same monster repeatedly. It feels a little plain, but it's excellent in that it can interfere with development.
He can also be conditionally applied to Spells and Traps, and it is possible to prevent the activation of his GY effect, which is common in his Continuous Spells and Continuous Traps these days.
The effect of (2) is a removal effect through that Nephilim-like battle. Since it refers to the Pendulum Scale, the range itself is quite wide.
A card that can be said to be one of Solfachord's excellent ace, combining interruption and breakthrough power.