Welcome Labrynth →Used Deck

The only drawback is that "until the end of the next turn, he can only use Fiend monsters. He can't Special Summon from the Deck/EX Deck."
It's easy to forget, but I want to remember that any race can Special Summon "from hand and GY".
If you have 《Labrynth Labyrinth》on the field, it can also be used as a Furice Destruction Trap, so it will be the core card of Labrynth.
Also, if you have this card on the field and GY, you can recycle it every turn every time you destroy a monster.
Therefore, 《Labrynth Stovie Torbie》or 《Labrynth Chandraglier》is a strong move to discard this card from your hand and set a second card from your Deck.
However, since it is extremely weak against 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, good players will rely on it.

The first effect restricts Special Summon from Deck and EX Deck instead of allowing Labrynth monster Special Summon from Deck.
It's a restriction until the end of the next turn after activation, so it's longer than Red Blood Dyed, but there's no problem with Special Summon from hand GY, and depending on the timing, you can put out other than his Fiend, but the main Deck and EX are It would be safer to configure with a basic Fiend.
The second effect is a trap card that can be re-installed when the monster leaves the field.
Unlike the lost wind, it will not be removed after being re-installed, so it can be reused many times.
This alone is strong enough, but with the Field Spell 《Labrynth Labyrinth》, it becomes a no-cost Thunder Break, destroying the field and triggering the activation of Labrynth monster effects.
It's a strength that doesn't matter with 3 stacks without thinking about anything.

No cost and no level limit, he can recruit Labrynth, and also has a reset effect from GY. Moreover, there is no exclusion disadvantage that tends to be found in this kind of effect.
In exchange, various pledges are required, but none of them are of concern in Labrynth.
It is also strong enough to negate, and is a powerful card that becomes the cornerstone of Labrynth development.

《Eldlixir of Scarlet Sanguine》becomes 《Conquistador of the Golden Land》with 《Labrynth Labyrinth》. I'm not weak.
Thanks to the effect of ②, he is very Eldlixir in that he can aim to reactivate even if it is stopped once.

Although the effect of (1) is restricted, I think it is an excellent effect that allows you to recruit Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle, a superlative monster that does not have its own Special Summon effect.
I think the reuse effect of (2) is also convenient.
It should be noted that the effect of (2) cannot be used on the turn sent to GY.

Even if you reuse the Deck Recruit card, the GY effect is usually removed after use, but it can be used any number of times without being removed. It's said that it's a trap because it's set, so it's slow, but the GY effect makes it difficult to shoot 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》Generally a broken card

Sulea no matter what. As you can see, it's nothing but broken when it comes to recruiting at no cost. It can also be reused.

With no cost, activation conditions, or phase designation, it is the supreme Normal Trap that allows you to easily recruit the highest grade Labrynth from the Deck with a complete flitch. There is also a "Welcome Labrynth" card that can be added.
There is no particular disadvantage for the monsters that appear, but after activation, he will be limited to the races he can Special Summon from the Deck/EX Deck, so the range of uses as a material for Special Summon is quite wide. It becomes narrow.
On the other hand, in the case of a construction that mainly throws away the EX Deck from the beginning with strong gold and panish, it is not a big disadvantage, and furthermore, since the Special Summon from the hand and GY is not restricted, Nibiru and Tengoku etc. I won't disturb you.
While having this effect, it can be reused many times with later effects. If you don't bring it into the game, it's difficult to recycle it over and over again, and you'll need a separate Normal Trap to keep the monster out of play each time, so I think it's okay to think of it as a powerful convenience effect if you get hooked on it.
After all, just being stopped by a warning or something like that once doesn't mean it's all over, so that alone is a great card.