Vernusylph in Full Bloom →Used Deck

DASH village.
As for the effect of 1, if you meet the conditions, he will pump up other than EARTH, so if you remember it, it should be useful.
The effect of recruiting Vera by name is troublesome, but it's still convenient, and if she's around, it's an obstruction card.
It's a field like DASH Village, where you can do a lot with just one card.

One of three excellent new cards that solidify the direction of Vernusylph cards in general and reinvent him so that he can stand alone as a Deck.
First of all, the condition of the effect of (1) that jumps into my eyes is strict, and at first glance it makes me think, "Oh, I got a bad card."
Actually, just like Vera the Vernusylph Goddess , this pump-up is also excellent as a bad push when you're in the upper hand, and it's a good thing that you can see a kill if you fill it, but this guy's favorite effects are (2) and (3).
First, with the (2) effect, you can summon Vera, his excellent Vernusylph trump card, from the Deck. Needless to say, he is strong.
As for the effect, although the cost effect is subtle, 《Vernusylph and the Flower Buds》can be specified by name, but as a cost to call other Vernusylph monsters, it can be discarded from the hand or sent directly to GY with 《Foolish Burial Goods》, etc., and it can also be removed from the hand. Since it has Vernusylph of the Flourishing Hills , you can force Vera to descend.
If I had to say greedily, I would have liked it to be compatible with Vernusylph Spell Trap in general, but I should say that I am grateful that they gave me the value of three piles of flower buds.
and the effect of (3). If you call Vernusylph from her GY, you can bounce "self or opponent" "Field GY" monsters to your hand. He has an excellent design that can be used both to hinder the opponent and to recover his own resources, and I am grateful for his Vernusylph, who tends to run out of resources.
It can be triggered by the effect of a low-level Vernusylph on your turn, and by the effect of Vera on the opponent's turn, so it is also meaningful to actively put his Vernusylph on the field.
A Field Spell that doesn't make sense on its own, but it's a reassuring piece that can create any number of advantages depending on how you use it.