The Agent of Destruction - Venus →Used Deck

A card that was created as a card that can be further developed after the effect of 《Venus, The Agent of Creation》.
Another way to use it is to use Advanced Ritual Art to drop 3 Mystical Shine Ball to GY, then perform a level 6 ritual to summon this card and deploy 3 Mystical Shine Ball from GY, ignoring "The Agent Venus of Creation". It is not impossible to use it.

With the effect of (2), after recruiting with the effect of "The Agent Venus of Creation", I think that it is excellent to be able to revive and return "Mystical Shine Ball" used for various materials.
Since this card is a Tuner, I think it's strength is that it can be Synchro Summoned with 《Mystical Shine Ball》.

He is a Star Seraph monster group, and Venus, who can be said to be the representative monster of The Agent, has suddenly fallen into darkness, and a new The Agent monster has appeared that gives us a sense of the start of the second round.
It's an easy card name of darkness against light and destruction against creation, but its effect is to collect the spheres that Venus of creation scattered in GY and bring them back to the field, and use them as materials for Special Summon. When used, it has the effect of creating a very eco-friendly ring by recycling so that the creative Venus can play with the ball again.
Furthermore, since she herself is a tuner and has a self-SS effect using Venus of Creation, there are more options when using it as a material for Special Summon.
Basically, Venus of Creation can only be active after playing a lot.
However, since self-SS and ball return are either effects of turn 1, super deployment that combines them is basically impossible.
If the effect of the monster itself is not negated, it will not hurt or itch if the effect is negated once by Urara and others. Not so with this card that can't do anything anymore.
It goes without saying, but since both are expansion effects, it feels like you have to separate the two effects at the time of turn 1, so you can regard them as having no self-SS effect, or conversely, with a tuner that can self-SS. One way is to stick to something.