Transonic Bird →Used Deck

I think this is a good product. This itself is like lubricating oil for other rituals, but you can use "Preparation of Rites" even in rituals of level 8 or higher that do not support "Preparation of Rites" and earn extra. During the opponent's turn, you can perform a ritual summon to keep you in check. I wouldn't say it's strong, but I would say it's a cheap and interesting card.

In fact, man-eating insects weren't the only monsters remade in the regular pack this time!
While Senju, who had lost the rarity that first appeared in the same period, was remade as Manju while stealing his own position, Sonic Bird, a Ritual Spell search monster from the 2nd term, who does not know why he had ritual-related effects with that appearance. , appeared as his own Ritual Monster.
As a result of pursuing the speed of sound, for some reason he lost his ATK and it's all absorbed by his defensive power is honestly quite a mystery.
Each of the three effects works together. First, the 1st effect replaces the Ritual Spell in your hand with the corresponding Ritual Monster in the Deck, and the 2nd effect copies the returned Ritual Spell from the Deck by sending GY. By Ritual Summoning the Ritual Monster you have drawn, and using this monster to Release the Ritual, the effect of 3 negates the effect of one card on your opponent's field.
The 2nd effect can only be used during the opponent's turn, but since it can be performed with a complete Furitche, if possible, I would like to have a monster that has an effect that can be used during the opponent's turn, or that has an effect that can be used during the opponent's turn.
Also, since this monster's level is 4, there is a high possibility that this card alone cannot cover the release of the ritual summon, but with the Ritual Spell "Sonic Tracker" to bring out this card, you can change your own level. Therefore, if you want to Ritual Summon a large Ritual Monster, you should use a large monster such as Nibiru to Ritual Summon this monster.
It's not bad in terms of effectiveness, but even though it supports 《Preparation of Rites》and preparations, I have to Ritual Summon this monster first, right? When it comes to talking about it, it's tough, because it takes up a lot of his deck slots to insert a card that works well, so it's a difficult card to use unless you intend to kill it with the effect of Ritual Monster on your opponent's turn. I don't think so.
Hiko Kujaku, which has multiple bounce effects, Black Chaos MAX, which blocks the activation of all monster effects, and Nekroz, Sopia's Nekroz, which turns the field into a blank space along with the GY ad.