Floowandereeze and the Unexplored Winds →Used Deck

"If the basic rules and the effect of a card conflict, basically the effect of each card takes precedence."
━━━Yu-Gi-Oh OCG Official Rulebook.
Yes, no matter how much the card contradicts the original rules, it will be accepted as a rule...
Floowandereeze is famous for his rule-breaking theme of "summoning" many times, but his Continuous Spell makes that theme even more brutal.
With the effect of ①, when you Tribute Summon him, you can send 1 monster on your field and 1 card on your opponent's field to his GY and Tribute Summon him without releasing 2 monsters. can.
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Originally advice summoning is done by sacrificing your own monsters...? ? Moreover, the expression has changed casually to "send it to GY" instead of releasing it.
Moreover, if you read the text carefully, it says "cards in the opponent's field".
It is not specified as a monster separately. Therefore, you can summon advice even with your opponent's Spell Trap.
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I didn't write any correct rules from the beginning to the end, but what is this card? ? ? ?
Therefore, it can penetrate most resistances such as those with target destruction resistance. Too strong (but it seems impossible to have perfect resistance)
The effect of ② is a hand change effect that returns up to 2 Winged Beast monsters in his hand to the bottom of his Deck in any order, and draws the number of returned cards from his Deck.
It's useful when your hand is an accident and only advanced monsters come. I'm writing it with a face like a bonus, but it's normally strong.
Or rather, since the name "Flowandereeze" is not included from the beginning to the end of this card, it can also be used as a general-purpose card.
Such a card that allows you to do whatever you want is not worth it if you lose it. Let's make it unusable forever with a ban.

He can also release his opponent's spells and traps, and his performance is beyond Kaiju's.
His Floowandereeze, which can Tribute Summon on both your turn and your opponent's turn, is also a hindrance card.

You can send 1 of your own monsters and 1 of your opponent's cards to her GY to perform his Tribute Summon, so the removal ability is very high.
The effect of ② is also not bad in the sense that it returns his Winged Beast from his hand to the Deck, and since it is a draw, it is possible to avoid card accidents.

I'm a black magician, but my 《Eternal Soul》was blown away by this card's effect. I can't even take my eyes off it.
I personally think this card is the worst in Floowandereeze.
When served, smash it up as soon as possible.

A card that gives the highest removal performance during Tribute Summon.
Note that he cannot send GY to cards with spell resistance.
My mind went blank when I learned that I could also use my opponent's girlfriend's Spell Trap.
I'm grateful to use it because it's the side that uses it, but the person who got hit makes an unsatisfactory expression. Of course.

After all, it's a Tribute Summon, and it costs you the right to summon, so you can do whatever you want! the card that goes on the ground
KONAMI at TRUE... What did you learn? It must be a level card that makes you want to tilt your head
The effect of (2) has the name Turn 1, but it's not a bad effect, so it's worth paying attention to the effect of (1), which doesn't require a Release and uses 《Mind Control》to rip off opponent's monsters with Tribute Summon. It can be used as a material, and after all, the effect of sending the opponent's card to GY
What's going on, KONAMI! ! It's like you don't understand! !
Ignoring the effect of Honesty (2) and sticking into his Tribute Summon-based deck will be quite useful.
As expected, Tribute Summon is quite restricted under the influence of 《Zombie World》
Blessed with rulings, it's dangerous to be able to use a god specification even under the influence of Macro Cosmos!
It is obvious that the Tribute Summon axis will be further strengthened in the future, so it will be useful for a long time.
No doubt it's the best, great card

I think the effect of (1) is an excellent effect that allows you to use one of his Tribute Summons, which is a top-class monster, as an opponent's monster.
I think that the effect of (2) is also worth having when you have a card accident.
It has effects related to the highest class monsters, "Winged Beast" monsters, and "Flowandereeze" is included in the card name, so I think it's a card that can be easily used in a "Flowandereeze" Deck.

It has a fluffy name, but its content is a Continuous Spell with a release effect that can be used throughout his deck to Tribute Summon the highest class monsters.
It's a Tribute Summon, but it's not a release, so it's a very difficult effect to understand.
One of the two releases required for his Tribute Summon, a superlative monster, can be covered by a card on the opponent's field, but this is not accompanied by activation and does not target front, back, front or back. As such, it ranks as the highest in terms of quality of removal.
Fluffy is already strong against many metas, but with this, most of the permanent meta monsters and his Spell Trap, except for Anwa and Command, are nothing to be afraid of.
However, just like Retsusen, cards that are resistant to his spells cannot be sent to his GY, so be careful.
The second half of the effect is to return the birds and beasts to his deck, and draw to improve the quality of the hand, and it can also be used to return the superlative Fuwadori and Giant Godbirds that became loose in the hand early in the game to the deck. It's an effect.
It's a very powerful card with high quality as a removal card, and if you can Tribute Summon on your opponent's turn with an effect that leads to the summoning trigger effect of the low class Fuwadari, it also functions as a hindrance, but when you draw 2 or more cards in your first hand. Anyway, it's a card that's going to be slow, so it seems necessary to carefully consider the number of cards to use.

A monster that turns everything other than activated Zombie World into one of Tribute Summon's sacrifices.
Although Floowandereeze is in the name, Tribute Summon's Sacrifice Swap and Swap effects don't specify Floowandereeze at all, so it can be used as a general purpose card.
Moreover, since the effect of 1 has no limit on the number of times in a turn, he will make sacrifices one after another with Floowandereeze's continuous Tribute Summon.
A piece that makes you wonder what you were thinking when you made it

A good card that supports not only Floowandereeze but also his Winged Beast in general.
The first effect is that when you release 2 bodies and Tribute Summon him, you can involve 1 opponent's card. It says to send it to GY, but the effect can be used even under 《Macro Cosmos》, it is possible to involve tokens, etc., and since it is not a release, it penetrates the release meta such as 《Mask of Restrict》, so it is an effect blessed with arbitration. It also works as a non-targeted all-purpose removal, as it's an effect applied when you Tribute Summon. Note, however, that this does not apply to Spell Resistance or Immunity. Also note that since it is not a release, you cannot use the additional effects of the superlative Monarch.
The second effect is to change hands. The advantage is that you don't have to worry about it returning to your hand again unless your deck is 0 or something like that, because you return it to the bottom of his deck. You can also prevent accidents where the highest grade monsters are stuck in your hand.
Although it is a Floowandereeze card, he does not have an effect that specifies Floowandereeze, and there are no restrictions, so it is worth adopting if it is his Winged Beast Deck that deals with top-level monsters. Other than Floowandereeze, he could be considered for Simorgh.