Mystical Elf - White Lightning →Used Deck

① is a normal monster version of level 5 or higher, like a veiler.
② is meaningless if it doesn't enter during the battle phase because it's a reasonably usable effect, but you can force it into the battle phase with 《Grand Horn of Heaven》, or use 《✪ Anne Kuriboh》etc. to revive it during the battle phase from a surprise attack. I think it would be a surprise attack if I did.

A remake of Holy Elf in the death ventriloquist battle with the impressive line "I've been chanting spells since I put it on the field!"
It is a reinforced veiler that requires the existence of a vanilla of advanced level or higher, something like a bubble shadow, it remains on the field as a monster and has a surprise attack that is reminiscent of the above-mentioned line. (They didn't declare it, so it's kind of cheating.)
The effect of 2 is limited to the opponent's BP, so it is easy to counter it.
If you want to make the most of it, you will need to revive this card during the opponent's BP, and you will also need a further move.
The target of resuscitation is his Blue-Eyed, which has the biggest hit point in vanilla as shown in the illustration, or his Neos, which supports combat support such as Honest Honesty.
Although there are many demands, I think that it is a good remake that can demonstrate high defense performance if you are addicted to it.

Among the main class monsters used by Yugi up to the kingdom edition, the Holy Elf, which was the last stronghold that was not a remake monster, has finally appeared as a remake monster.
The effect is conscious of that scene in the battle against the Death Ventriloquist in the Kingdom arc, which triggered the Holy Elves to have the overall pump effect in True DM2.
The content of the effect does not increase the monster's ability value like in the original or the game, but when the advanced vanilla is in your field and the monster in the opponent's field activates its effect, self-SS the hand itself and that It has a hand trigger effect that negates the effect, and an effect that resurrects vanilla during the opponent's battle phase and forces that monster to attack.
If the effects in the second half are left as they are, they will be completely exposed to the opponent, and if it seems impossible to deal with it, it will only be a restraint to the extent that it can be avoided by not performing the battle phase, so if possible, include the self-SS effect. I want to put this card into play during the Battle Phase.
If there is no vanilla in the field or GY, it is just a wall that can not be done by itself. There is no doubt that the monster effect block that does not exist is strong, and the sight of the opponent being forced to attack by a large vanilla such as Blue-Eyed and being intercepted is exhilarating.
I think it's possible to end the game with just the reflected damage from the counterattack, not just the return turn, if you're good at it.