Hellebore the Rikka Fairy →Used Deck

Level 8 in her Rikka's main deck, paired with Snowdrop
The effect in the hand is an effect that protects your monster when it is targeted by an opponent's monster.
It's powerless against Spell Trap, and the removal by monster effects isn't that reliable recently because it's an effect that doesn't target due to the activation conditions or it's completely unreliable.
GY effect self-revives by sacrificing plants in your field
It consumes less resources than Tribute Summon, but it only replaces the monsters on the field, and because it is limited to Defense Position, it may be excluded if you leave the battle without being able to make use of its high firepower, so it is mainly used as a material personnel.
This way of writing doesn't seem very strong, but the arrival of 《Rikka Konkon》changed the story.
By sacrificing the opponent's monster and self-revive, it becomes a virtual 0: 2 exchange and you can earn explosive ads.
Also, if you use 《Rikka Glamour》and use a sacrifice as an activation condition, you will always need a monster to pair with when you want to search for snowdrops.
However, considering that it is a level 8 that does not have the ability to self-deploy from the hand, is it a bit difficult?
It's difficult to take advantage of his high firepower, but if you're going to use Rikka for self-revival, counter-search personnel, and protection, you'll want to include one.
It is a card that chooses a duelist because it is a card that can not be used in hybrid construction, and may not be included in Rikka pure construction.
With Rikka Konkon included, it would be about 8 points, and without Rikka Konkon, it would be about 4-5 points.

Rikka Level 8 Highest Monster
The status is paired with 《Snowdrop the Rikka Fairy》, and the ATK is as high as 2600.
The effect of ① negates the target monster effect by releasing itself from the hand and field.
I haven't had many opportunities to personally use this. Limited to "target" and "monster effect". The Rikka Deck doesn't have enough room in your hand to keep it in your hand.
Stacking multiple cards will lead to hand accidents, and even if you stack one and search with Rikka Petal, her other Rikka monsters have higher priority.
The effect of ② is also to release Plant monsters on the field and revive themselves, and the advantage is zero plastic. Moreover, since it is a Special Summon in the Defense Position, I think it is a difficult card to use as it cannot play the role of a late attacker.
The illustrations of snowdrops and hellebores in 《Rikka Glamour》are beautiful and I personally like them very much. Both of us want to push the box, but it's quite difficult.

With the "Rikka" Deck, I think it's excellent that you can negate the target monster effect with the effect of (1).
I think the self-regeneration effect (2) is good for the “Rikka” monster Deck, where release often triggers the effect.

When Rikka is on the field, he can negate monster effects that target monsters from his hand or field, and he has the effect of self-regenerating by releasing one GY plant. Rikka monster.
It has a hand trigger effect, and you can negate your opponent's effects that target your monsters. It's a pretty rare effect in Rikka, so it's safe to have it in your hand. If you send it to GY, you can aim for self-regeneration, so it's even more delicious.
GY's self-regeneration effect is performed by releasing monsters on the field with activation effects. You can send it to her GY with a single piece to regenerate itself, but it's a subtle point because it can be used in a slightly different way. After all, I would like to use hand trigger to revive her after going to GY.
Both effects have a high affinity with her Rikka, and are enough material to solidify the armpits.