Surprise Chain →Used Deck

The chain card everyone has been waiting for.
Reflecting on the design of the chain cards with strict conditions up until now, this time it's a de facto flitch that can be activated with the same chain 2 as Chain Strike . Depending on the number of chains he can manipulate decks, fertilize GY, draw and become stronger and stronger. Unlike the existing cards, which had only activation conditions, the number of decks he manipulates increases, so it makes sense to stack extra chains like Chain Strike. On the other hand, it's a maximum of hand exchange + GY ad 1, so it's unclear whether the reward is worth the time and effort.
Stacking chains has become much easier than before, so activating Chain 4 itself isn't difficult. At the majors, he has good compatibility with things like Floowandereeze because they have many simultaneous triggers, and Runick is also easy to achieve in the form of stacking his Quick-Play Spell on the effect of the spring. Of course, compatibility with Chain Burn, which has the same conditions, is the best. You can change the taste by adding a little to the usual standard menu of increased G → Urara → nominee.
The problem is that he manipulates the deck, fertilizes GY, and draws, all of which are effects that increase the stability of his deck, but the activation and effects themselves are unstable. There's nothing I can do about it since it's the fate of a chain card, but the duelist I'm going to recruit is likely a junkie whose brain was burned by Accumulated Fortune, so it might not actually be a big deal.
It should be fun.

The Norare Spell frame of this regular pack is a combination of the word "supply chain" and surprise, which means a series of flow of things from procurement of raw materials for products and products to management, delivery, sales and consumption. wordplay card.
It is the first chain card in a long time, and the effect of processing increases according to the number of stacked chains.
When activated after Chain 4, which is MAX, first flip over the cards by the number of stacked chains and operate the top of the Deck → send the top of the operated Deck to GY → draw 1, which is the first operation. By putting the card you want to send to GY on top and the card you want to draw below it, you can effectively rotate the Deck.
We live in an era where hand triggers and triggered instant effects fly freely on each other's turns, and it can be said that it's really easy to activate this card after chain 4 even if you don't do everything on your own.
On the other hand, it's a very solid effect, but to be honest, it doesn't give much of a surprise to the supply.
At least in decks where he doesn't have any cards he wants to send to GY, he won't be able to show his true value.