Millennium Seeker →Used Deck

I want to use it with [Crown Blade].
For some reason, I feel that the evaluation is unfairly low, but I think that it is okay to evaluate it just as a level 4 Spellcaster with a Special Summon effect. Speaking of 1000 damage, it's [Crown Blade]. Since it's from your hand, it's not an advantage, but there are quite a few Xyz cards tied to his Spellcaster at rank 4, so it's not bad.
As for the effect itself, since it's an activation effect, it's better to use it depending on the opponent, so I think it's better to have it than not. However, it would be safer to choose over 3000 with a high RBI of Nibiru, the Primal Being that fits comfortably in the Deck.

One of the motifs of the millennium items recorded in Prismatic God and their owners. As already said, this card is Shin-sama.
I want to be able to actively use the expansion effect myself.
Support is also abundant due to the blessed status.
The effect of 2 is that it is slightly dependent on the other party, which is a bottleneck and a risk. He relies on EX Decks as attackers, and his success rate is high with Decks, but it's not just his Decks like that in the current environment.
I don't think the concept is bad, but the degree of combo dependence and instability is high, and the practicality is doubtful.

A card that looks like a shadi.
If you receive 1000 or more damage, you can Special Summon from your hand, target the opponent's GY monster, let the opponent choose a monster from the Deck, and if you do not produce a card with higher ATK than the opponent's selected monster, revive the target card However, if you choose it, it has the effect of adding the selected card to your hand.
Special Summon from the hand only deals damage, so the conditions are loose, but since it can only be used from the hand, there are other level 4 cards that are easy to use if this is the only target, so there is little need to use this card.
If you use this card, you will need to use the resurrection effect. Although it is a low-level card, it has the potential to steal the opponent's high-level or higher monsters, and if you specify an extra monster with a high ATK, it will be cruel to prepare a high ATK for his deck that relies on extras. However, the risk of failure is enormous and invites a high ATK card into the opponent's hand. If it's just a superlative, it's fine, but there are Pankratops, an easy-to-play superlative, and Nibiru, a hand trigger with a uselessly high ATK. It's a pretty romantic gun, but it's an interesting card that forces something like Constructed tactics.

The effect of 1 allows him to Special Summon from his hand when he receives 1000 or more damage.
There is a possibility that it can be used for combos because it reacts even with effect damage caused by self-harm.
2 conditional 《Autonomous Action Unit》, but if you don't have a monster with higher ATK than the selected monster in your opponent's deck, you can take it.
It depends on the opponent's Deck/GY situation, but if his main Deck is dedicated to connecting to his Special Summon of Extra, it means that there is no monster with higher ATK than the extra high RBI monster. is not uncommon.
However, I would like to pay attention to the existence of Pancra Nibiru, which is versatile and has a high RBI that will be added to your hand if you fail.
I have the impression that it is a bit weak to do in spite of the lack of stability and risk.

In addition to the self-SS effect that triggers a certain amount of damage, it is a monster with the image of Shadi, so it's just an effect that just revives one monster from the opponent's GY. A monster that has elements or rules added to make it look like it.
If you target monsters with 20 RBI or more that have been Special Summoned from EX and sent to GY, I think you can successfully effect the effect against most Decks where EX monsters are the main force. If you have Nibiru or Pancra in your Deck, you can't do that, and if you lose, your opponent will search for your chosen card, so there is a certain risk.
Conversely, if you use the effect on Nibiru or Pancra, depending on the opponent's deck, it will rarely be blocked.
Again, for the effect of just reviving one monster from the opponent's GY, it's not good to have to cross a slightly dangerous bridge where the opponent may search for any monster. With that impression, you can choose not to select anything & the selected monster will return to the Deck even if it can't be searched, so you can get information ads or extract Nibiru, which is planned to be sent to GY by erasure. Everything is left to the opponent's will, so I feel like I didn't write anything particularly strong, including the activation effect that activates on the field.

Overall evaluation: The Special Summon effect alone is useful, and considering the conditions for reviving the opponent's monsters, he is useful because the higher the ATK, the easier it is to steal.
You must take 1000 or more effect damage or battles damage at once to do a Special Summon, but the easiest and most useful is the Em Trick Crown, which can be placed on GY to revive and take damage.
It's also a Level 4 Spellcaster, so it can be Xyz summoned.
Afterwards, since 《Dark Contract with the Gate》will take 1000 damage in the standby phase, there is also a way to send her on a business trip with 《D/D Lamia》.
"Supremacy Berry" is a hand, but the difficulty is high.
The second half of the effect can revive the opponent's monster, but if a monster with a higher ATK is in the opponent's main deck, it's a gambling-like thing that fails.
It's easy to use in the main deck, and when it comes to him with a high ATK, the upper limit is usually Nibiru, the Primal Being, which is 3000.
In addition, 4000 of Ritual Monster in his particular deck is good, and if you understand the deck type to some extent, the probability of success is high.
There are many Decks that use EX Deck monsters as their trump cards, so you can take advantage of them by stealing them.
It's even better if you know your opponent's deck with something like Nobleman of Extermination.

Mr Shadi. A monster with an ATK of ? is involved in the effect, and in some cases, the opponent can search for monsters from his deck.
Combined with the effect that you can Special Summon when you take a lot of damage, there is a possibility of reversing, but there is no certainty, and you have to know the monsters in the opponent's deck to take advantage of the effect. I think it's a card for advanced players because it's not bad.
Even so, the second effect is difficult because the text is so confusing that I want to say, "It looks complicated at first glance, but it's complicated." I misunderstood too.