Gizmek Uka, the Festive Fox of Fecundity →Used Deck

Using 《Interrupted Kaiju Slumber》is a good match because it satisfies the conditions of (1) and (2).
In (2), place her Kaiju on the opponent's field with the same attribute as the monster you want to put out of his deck.

Although he doesn't care about his opponent, if a monster from the deck is special summoned to him, he is a special summon, so he chooses the deck pretty much. However, it is important that 《Crystron Halqifibrax》can fulfill the activation conditions. When the opponent plays 《Mecha Phantom Beast O-Lion》from Halifair and then plays 《Barrier Statue of the Torrent》or 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》, it is possible to stop the deployment. You can also use 《D-HERO Diabolic Guy》, which has returned to the semi-restricted state. By the way, by combining with 《DNA Transplantation Surgery》, it is also possible to get 《Obelisk the Tormentor》, a romance that ignores practicality. Also, every time the opponent successfully summons a monster or Special Summon, 300 burns will occur, but it's weak, so it's completely a bonus.

Kikaku is also the 4th and probably the last one.
Unlike last time, which was relatively easy to use, this time it has a strong habit.
If you try to rely on your opponent for both the Special Summon condition and the Deck Recruit effect, frankly speaking, it's weak, but if you make full use of Kaiju, you can control it to some extent.
If I can summon the barrier statue skillfully, it seems to be strong, but I feel that the combo is high and the accident rate is likely to be high.
It's better than no burn effect.
The compatibility with hindrance is excellent, and recently it has become unlimited, so there is no reason not to use it.

If this guy's Shiku comes in the Eternity Code 1BOX, I'll be pissed off, but Kaiju is new! The strength to summon his Kaiju monster from his deck when he succeeds in summoning his Kaiju monster on the opponent's field! What's more, if you summon Radian and Spider Gus, you can summon the powerful Rank 7 Big Eye!

(2) The effect is innovative for both recruitment conditions and targets, and it seems to be fun to use. It's often misunderstood, but the phrase "ATK and DEF are the same..." only requires the recruit target to have the same offense and defense, and only attributes depend on the opponent.
(Example: Targeting his Cyber Dragon in his DARK on the opponent's field, 0 ATK and DEF from Deck, Yubel in DARK as his Special Summon)
That being said, there aren't many decks out there that allow him to incorporate multi-attribute recruit targets into whatever is on the opponent's table.
A realistic usage would be to prepare a monster with an arbitrary attribute on the opponent's field with Kaiju, etc., or change the attribute of the opponent's monster with Shadow Dystopia, etc.
Calling Level 7 to Rank 7, calling Tuner to Synchro Summon, or even calling anything to Link Summon Kaosol that meets the conditions... I think it's a good card that can be used in a variety of ways depending on the user.

Uka-chan is a clever monster who loves Ultra.
Effect that allows you to Special Summon in response to the Special Summon of a monster from the Deck, when summoning/Special Summoning is successful, Special Summon a monster that has the same attribute as one of your opponent's monsters and has the same attack and defense from your hand/Deck. Effect, it has the effect of giving a burn in response to the opponent's summons / Special Summon.
She is the minimum obligation to Special Summon this card, which has the highest effect and low ability. I can react to the opponent's things, but if I want to use it stably, I want a way to recruit myself. The 2nd effect is the star of this card, but it seems that there are many cards with the same offense and defense in low grades and few in high grades. She probably envisions herself as a skillful monster, but there are various other things such as barrier statues. The burn effect at the end is undeniably a bonus, but if you leave it on your solitaire opponent, you may be able to do unexpected damage.
Since the monsters that can be put out depend on the attributes of the opponent, this card is difficult to build and deploy, including the point of seeking monsters of the same value. After all, it is safe to put together cleverly.

Monsters with the same offense and defense and the same attributes are in his deck. I wonder if there is such a convenient thing...
I think the quickest way is that from the Black Garden he leads to Cyberdark, Diabolic Guy, etc. A lot of bad things can happen from Ivries. Like
High evaluation considering combo property and surprise attack.