Mudora the Sword Oracle Limited→Used Deck

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Moreover, unlike other Ishizu remakes, it has become an effect that has no remnants of the original.
His Gravekeeper Trap, which is a search target, is an excellent support for Ishizu related, and it is excellent to immediately activate it on the table. Hand cost is also the key to his GY activation in Ishizu Remake.
The effect of 2 is the same as "Keldo the Sacred Protector". As a GY interference, he has excellent influence and flexibility, and is highly versatile.
He's still a better player in the Ishizu remake, but he's still conspicuous in his business trips, and he's a little behind Keldow and Agido, and he's restricted. The strengthening method was too complicated.

In the master duel, his GY unforgiveable man who was able to do unlimited while synchronous "Agido the Ancient Sentinel", "Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard", and "Keldo the Sacred Protector" were implemented with semi-restrictions.
By the way, why do you put your opponent's cards back into his deck? If it was a premise to use 《Exchange of the Spirit》, I think it would have been fine if he just dropped to GY...? Or maybe it would have been better to set the world and the underworld that fell into GY?
It's a questionable card design that he intended to match from the beginning because the trap he brings is not from this world. For the time being, if GY has this world, there is a power-up element that increases the number of cards that can be returned.
What kind of future awaits Master Duel, will he survive like this, will he be restricted like an OCG, or...?

Tiara tends to be adopted.
You can feed his GY a lot and stop him when he tries to use his GY.
Please really stop using other GY theme of him...

A mad macho who does an outrageous madness by pulling out his intense GY meta while developing without using the right to summon.
Even by itself, it has the incomprehensible effect of firing a set of three copies of 《D.D. Crow》from GY, and at that point it was already at an insane level of performance, but as a GY meta, you can search for a powerful 《Gravekeeper's Trap》even by itself. , Ishizu shows great success with all six arms at a level where you don't know what he's thinking, whether it's alone or mixed.
For some reason, it was allowed for a moment, but looking at it again, there is no doubt that it has a level of performance that clears up many of the banned cards.

You're too strong! Go to the limit for life!

For some reason it was unlimited while other Ishizu cards were regulated, but the card finally became restricted in April 2023.
It has almost the same effect as 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》.
And it's very convenient to use.
Even if you don't have another EARTH Fairy in your hand, you can use the effect of (2) just by Normal Summoning it and putting it on the field.
Also, his ATK is 1500, so he can hit as a sub-attacker.
In addition, the main effect (2), Friche GY return, is brutal, not only can you hinder your opponent's development, but you can also return cards you don't want in his GY to his deck, and avoid Called by the Grave. too strong to do
Without 《Exchange of the Spirit》, you can only return 3 instead of 5, but 3 is more than enough.
《That Grass Looks Greener》If it's a Deck, just putting one of this card in will do a good job.

Deployment personnel for Ishizu Tearlaments, which still wreak havoc in the environment despite strict regulations.
With the Friche GY effect, I did a deck bounce to 3 GYs, and my opponent's 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》was regulated, but because of this card, Ishizu Tearlaments' GY meta performance is still high.
Recently, [Labrynth] was also hired on a business trip with Keldo the Sacred Protector, and was either dropped into his GY at the cost of the effect of the furniture, or used to interfere with the opponent's use of his GY. I continued to let the world know the anomaly of the specs.
Postscript: Restricted from April 2023.
We must not forget the negative legacy of the Ishizu Corps in 2022.

One of the Ishizu monsters. It will be a remake of 《Mudora》. Keldo the Sacred Protector has the same effect as (2), and if he goes to GY, he can return 3 of his GY cards to the deck with Friche. Even with 3 copies, it is strong enough to interfere with development, and even if he doesn't put "Reversal of this world and the underworld" in the deck, it works well as a meta. There is no need to add 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, so the effect is the same as Keldo the Sacred Protector. If you drop 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》or 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》from your hand in (1), it will signal the beginning.

A corner of the Ishizu parts of Ishizu Tearlaments, which made a name for itself with its violence. Although it is rare, it escaped regulation.
Suppression of GY use.

Before the remake, it was Surea, but after the remake, it is the only Ishizu remake monster that does not shine.
The effect is nothing compared to the original, and like Keldow, you can discard her EARTH angel from your hand and use his Special Summon, which activates Gravekeeper's Trap from her Deck.
Compared to Keldow, the target range is very narrow, but since it doesn't go through search, it's hard to get caught in the meta.
The effect of returning GY to her deck is the same as Keldow.
Since she has the minimum ATK, you can say that her GY is meta while hitting her.

The effect of (1) requires an "EARTH・Fairy" monster as a cost, but after he Special Summons this card, he can place 《Gravekeeper's Trap》face-up from the Deck, which I think is an excellent effect. increase.
As for the effect of (2), I think that it is excellent that you can interfere with the opponent's GY use and recover your own girlfriend's deck with free chain. I think it's also a strength that you can increase the number of cards that can be returned to the Deck if you include 《Exchange of the Spirit》.

Although it is a remade Mudra, the effect of increasing his ATK has disappeared without a shadow of a shadow, and it has become a deployment monster compatible with the remade Keldow.
You can place 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, which is also a lubricating oil for the Deck and a permanent meta trap in the form of a self-SS effect, face-up directly on the field, and under the same conditions, 《Exchange of the Spirit》related cards including 《Gravekeeper's Trap》can be placed. Compared to Keldow, who gets everything through search, he has a fixed role, but he's quick and uninterrupted, so he's better at using Gravekeeper's Trap.
In any case, both self-SS and 《Gravekeeper's Trap》searches will require a hand, so I'd like to have a way to compensate for the consumption.
The effect of returning each other's GY cards to the Deck, which can be used in the second half, is the same as Keldow, and by activating this effect in the form of a chain to Exchange of the Spirit, return 5 of the opponent's GY cards to the Deck. , it is possible to put more cards in the opponent's GY.
Even if 《Exchange of the Spirit》doesn't exist, the number of targets will be reduced from 5 to 3, and it won't power down much, so it can be said that it is sufficiently useful as a resource recovery / GY meta on its own.
Not only GY, but it can be activated by banishing it from the field with Friche, and it doesn't matter if it's a single target card, so I think it's an error to be able to easily avoid effects that target.