Floowandereeze and the Magnificent Map →Used Deck

Power of power.
I understand that you want to reduce the accident rate and interfere with the opponent's turn, but it's a performance that makes you want to say that you couldn't adjust it a little more.
It was so unreasonable that it became a restricted card, but with 《Terraforming》, it is practically a 2-card system.
If you have this card in your first hand, it is a strong card that greatly increases your chances of winning.

A mysterious card where (1) can be used for the initial move and (2) can be used to interfere with the opponent's turn.

It seems that YP who got hurt by this card started shooting Urara in terraforming from tomorrow. A card that assists the development of Fuwan. It mainly protects you from provocation. This guy and Igurun are excellent because they can set up an enpen even if they get Urara. This guy itself can't be a starting move by itself, but there aren't many Field Spells that can overcome obstacles, so if possible, I want it in my first hand.

Floowandereeze A key card that maximizes the effects of monsters.
It's dangerous to rely only on this card now that it's restricted, so I'd like to make full use of the unknown winds and developments in the town of dreams to be able to get around.

Floowandereeze I don't hold it, but this limit seems tight
《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》should be banned.
In the first place, this guy isn't a bird, he's a stone...

The effect of (1) is
・Summon Floowandereeze while preserving normal summoning rights
・Search for lesser Floowandereeze via Exclusion Zones
It includes such work.
Sending a card from the Deck to the exclusion zone is not subject to the effect of Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, so it passed without incident, and summoned the effect common to lower Floowandereeze, "When summoning a Winged Beast, it can be added to the hand from the exclusion zone" effect (Floowandereeze & Robina).》or 《Floowandereeze & Eglen》effect, you can further bypass the activation timing of your opponent's Urara and pass the effect when it lands. I don't need a nominee system (laughs)
Furthermore, during the opponent's turn, you can summon his own Floowandereeze monster by triggering the opponent's monster summons. It is possible to create.
This card alone can't do anything, but if you have even one low-level monster from 【Flowandereeze】, you can make a nasty card spin.
On paper, it will be a limited card in October. Is it because it was an environment that could be used more stably with 《Floowandereeze and the Advent of Adventure》? Well, he has a gimmick that allows him to reuse the Floowandereeze Spell even if it's just one card, and I wonder how much power down he's going to have to make it a limit...

A field that does not search for cards when activated is weak.
It doesn't matter, it creates a broken ad called 1 search every turn due to the fluffy common effect.
It's also powerful in increasing your summoning right on your own turn, and you can even step over the obstruction by Veiler (Infinite Impermanence).
It's really disgusting to be able to summon this in response to the summoning during the opponent's turn. From the opponent's point of view, the pressure that if you summon it, it will be destroyed by a riser.
Well, even if you don't summon, the riser will come out of the dream town in a chain.

At first glance, it's a modest support card that only increases summoning rights, but it can trigger the summoning effect and salvage effect of the Fuwadari to which it belongs, so it can be imagined from the appearance that it will secure the ad while removing the timing of the counter. Shows nasty behavior.
Since it is a phenomenon that occurs when multiple effects are multidimensionally intertwined, it is difficult to correctly recognize and understand its behavior unless it is used once.
Most of the knowledge you need about "Trigger", which boasts one of the most difficult things in Yu-Gi-Oh, is packed into this one sheet, so whether you use it or not, let's take a look at the rules related to it.

It's not a simple search, but if you have a lesser Floowandereeze in your hand, it's a good first move, and you can take advantage of the removal to take care of Urara a little.
The effect of summoning in response to the opponent's summoning can also be used as a means of expansion and interference other than the town of dreams by re-deploying during the opponent's turn.
Also, since it can be lined up without using the common effect of the lower Floowandereeze, there are very rare scenes where it can be connected to Assembly Downer Zeus.

With the effect of (1), if you remove a Level 1 "Flooandereeze" monster from your Deck and Summon a Level 1 "Flowandereeze" monster from your hand, you can salvage the removed monster, which I think is excellent.
With the effect of (2), by summoning a level 10 "Flowandereeze" monster during the opponent's turn, I think it's excellent that you can interfere with the opponent's turn.

A Field Spell that reveals a fluffy monster and summons the revealed monster by excluding fluffy cards with different names from the revealed monster.
Not only does it save summoning rights, but by revealing the low-class fluffy and excluding the low-class fluffy with the alias, when summoning the low-class fluffy that was revealed later, the fluffy that summoned chain 1 If the summoning trigger effect and the salvage effect from the exclusion of the low-level Fuwadari excluding Chain 2 are used, the excluded low-level Fuwadari can be summoned as it is, so release 2 to advance the superlative Fuwadari while retaining the summoning right. It is possible to align the body on the field.
If you make the Fuwadari to be disclosed and excluded a Robina Igurun, it will be possible to issue the highest level Fuwadari, Mist Valley Apex Avian, Raiza the Mega Monarch, etc. while leaving the summoning right. You can also create a lineup of um + Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds + unknown wind or scary sea.
The banishment can be Spell Trap, and the tokkan has the effect of collecting the banished fuwadari cards when summoned, so if the fuwadari to be revealed is a good one, unknown winds and scary seas will be options for exclusion.
In this way, the Fuwadari Deck is able to keep earning an advantage without doing a Special Summon, while repeating the raging wave of warning care with its own cards.
The second half of the effect is to summon Fuwadari according to the opponent's NS. Tosunoru has the effect of putting pressure on the opponent's turn, so it's worth aiming for that as well.
Anyway, with this card, even if you get interrupted once and run out of monsters on the field, or if you consume the right to summon in an unexpected place, you can recover it on your opponent's turn.

Also known as a search card Urara Killer
The lower class of Floowandereeze has the effect of returning to the hand in response to the summoning of your own monster, so by making the effect of the revealed monster to be chain 1 and the effect of returning from exclusion to chain 2 can protect against effects
γ is eaten, but the number of monsters on the board does not decrease, the effect is passed, and there is still one summon left.
Floowandereeze has the effect of summoning additional summons, so even if you use Veiler or Infinite Impermanence here, the effect of the next summoned monster will pass.
A piece that challenged me to try to stop the development of the first attack other than Nibiru and Longinus