Turning of the World →Used Deck

A rare card whose weakness is a Quick-Play Spell
With Ritual Spell, I could have received Ritual Spell support such as preliminary preparation. . .
Ritual Summoning from the Deck is strong, but since he can only Release Ritual Monsters from his hand, he cannot Sacrifice Escape monsters on the field.

Other people have written a lot of bad points, so I won't explain it again.
It's just a guess, but since you have a past with Shadow Possession and Demis Dozer, wouldn't you have become quite cautious?
It is a card that shows the reflection of the 10th generation Konmai.
(In that case, why couldn't I be careful with things like Firewall...)

I was delighted to hear that Demis Ruin will be remade for a short time, but why is Demis Ruin's Ritual Spell all of them perfect?
It has an effect that makes it easy to decide the game, so it may be that it is being cautious and adjusted in vain.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be Ritualized during the opponent's turn and can be recruited.
In addition, I can activate the effect of the break on the opponent's turn, but it does not match the characteristics of Demisruin, which specializes in basic attacks. On the contrary, it's a Quick-Play Spell, which makes it difficult to search for at Ritual Support.
Even if you can't recycle, it's easier to use a high school where you can receive ritual support.
A disappointing card that is more difficult to use than its strength.

Ritual summoning with Quick-Play Spell → It's out of ritual support, but you can follow up, well, I understand
If you make it a general-purpose Ritual Spell, that's why only Demi Ruin → I understand
Ritual summon from the deck → consumption can be reduced, TUEEEE!
The release personnel is only the ritual of the hand → Eh ... (confused)
You betrayed me beautifully in the last text at the end, Chikushome! I hate! (Similar to a certain Führer)
This is my first impression when I saw this card (Wrath)
You can remake and pursue it, and it's too epoch-making to ritual summon from the Deck, but it's a level that makes you want to say something like a meaningless release tie.
I want to use it with Gishki, which can easily secure 8-star and 10-star Ritual Monsters, but if I don't want to go out of my way to add impurities...
At the very least, if this card were treated as a Ritual Spell card, and released monsters from the hand/field so that they would become stars or higher, I'm just struggling to understand.
It's meaningless if you put a lot of restrictions on it for fear of being abused instead of epoch-making.
In this case, it would still be better to load vanilla and make it the Advanced Ritual Art axis.
How did this happen, huh...

An epoch-making card that should be called a haste Ritual Spell. However, it is difficult to call a new Demis Ruin from the Deck, and the material is only one of his Ritual Monsters in his hand.
You can summon a new card from your hand, but the advantage of using this card is that you can follow up with it during the Battle Phase or use Devil Demis to remove it during your opponent's turn.
Cards that perform Ritual Summons but are not Ritual Spells include 《Renewal of the World》, and in terms of usability, they are superior.
I can appreciate the fact that it expanded the possibilities of ritual summoning, but this inconvenience is...

The world turned upside down...! !
Finally, a card that summons a ritual from the Deck appears. You can summon Ruindemis from the Deck. Note that the newcomer is not a Ruindemis in his deck, so he can't call it.
However, there are two elements that are difficult to use. One is that the cost is limited to Ritual Monsters. If you have Level 8 Ruindemis of the same level in your hand, you can Ritual Summon them, so you want to use Level 4 Ruindemis as a material, but their practicality is not very high.
Another is that this card is his Quick-Play Spell, not Ritual. You can use it on your opponent's turn, but since there's no advantage to putting Ruindemis on your opponent's turn, it's just a downside that you can't use a lot of searches.
Overall, it's quite difficult to use, but is it okay to have this much spice...? ?

A ritual summon from the deck! ? card that allows However, for some reason, it was changed to a Quick-Play Spell, and it is said that new Demis and Ruins cannot be produced from the Deck. Moreover, since the monsters to be released are limited to Ritual Monsters, the possibility of spoilage also increases. If it's from your hand, you can get 《Demise, Agent of Armageddon》, so it's possible to make a free chain that destroys one opponent's monster.

Why Quick-Play Spell
Since you can only use the original Demis Ruin at level 8 from your Deck, even if you put it out on your opponent's turn... and not being able to receive Ritual Spell support is fatal.
It's also painful that the release is limited to Ritual Monsters in your hand

Ritual from the deck that finally came out.
Only the original Demisruin can be Ritual Summoned, and a Ritual Monster of level 8 or higher is required in the hand.
Well, if you say it, it's not that different from using it from an advanced ritual, and since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it doesn't support ritual support.
If you're going to use the original Demisruin, you might want to try putting it in.
It's not limited to this card, but even though I've made 4 new Demi Ruins, all the supports stubbornly name the original Demis Ruins, so it's not very useful.
Remake ☆ 10 Ruin is a good performance, but...

He finally came out, and I thought he would come out someday with a card that can be ritual summoned from the Deck.
So, when you hear the Deck Ritual, it looks strong at first glance, but since the release is limited to the Ritual Monster in your hand, you can't reduce the trouble so much after all. If you want to put it out, you have to bring it to your hand after all.
It's very subtle at this point, but since this card itself is a mysterious Quick-Play Spell, it's full of gags that it doesn't support a lot of ritual support, and after all, it needs a Ritual Monster for release, and this guy himself doesn't rely on support. If you have no choice but to do it, it will be more troublesome than a normal ritual, and you can only laugh with your nose.
The only really good Demi Ruins this time around are the new Ruins...