Agido the Ancient Sentinel Forbidden→Used Deck

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Like the original Agido, it has a resurrection effect. It's an unstable condition, but there are plenty of opportunities to activate it in this age of hand triggers.
Considering the synergy with 《Exchange of the Spirit》, 2 has a high GY fertilization ability. However, even without this world and the underworld, 5 GY feeding is quite good. However, he can generally say that he destroys the deck, but since he is in an environment where GY is used a lot, there is a possibility that he will send salt.
There are some instabilities, but as is often said, the explosive power when used in combination with cards that have synergy is dangerous, especially when used in combination with other Ishizu and Tearlaments. All four Ishizu remakes, including myself, have been restricted.
Although it is strong, the impression that it has become an undeniably disappointing remake of lack of adjustment.

One of the cards commonly known as Ishizu Gimmick.
Personally, I have three bad points about them.
1: Forcibly revealing the non-public information of the opponent's girlfriend's Deck
2: It works too much as a GY meta
3: The point that advantage acquisition ability when oneself uses is too violent.
This card applies mainly to 1 and 3.
For the first one, he drops 5 cards each from his deck and his opponent's girlfriend's deck, so his deck is exposed even though the opponent doesn't do anything. This is terrible.
The second is not the story of this card, so I will omit it.
The third part overlaps with the second, but when you install this gimmick, you should basically have a lot of cards you want to drop in his GY. It's often the case that if you drop five cards at once, something will work. Five more cards when Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard falls. A total of 10 drops. With a 40-card Deck, it would be crazy if nothing happened.
And this is his GY manure, there is also a possibility that the opponent will drop the card that he wants to keep in his deck. It's no big deal when something like that happens.
This card is also a fairly popular card, and even when it appears in Master Duel, it is a semi-restricted implementation. Basically, he's working with Tearlaments to fuel his GY with explosive speed.
However, I personally think that it is the most decent category among the four cards related to Ishizu Gimmick because it does not have the ability to put pressure on the opponent other than the basic GY.
Of the four cards related to gimmicks, it's a decent one, and it's usually out in terms of card power.

A card with a lot of things that can't be written in a little sober, representing the madness of 2022.
The worst thing about this card, since the dreadfulness of the Deck Top 5 GY feed effect has already been mentioned countless times in other reviews.
It's for 《Exchange of the Spirit》, but as if it's a demerit or a balance adjustment, sending 5 cards to the top of the opponent's deck is actually not good. It can be said that this property is equal to the property that ``he can only be used in his deck where he can get the maximum value from the top 5 cards in the existing deck''. And the effect of having the top 5 cards in the Deck itself is a powerful advantage that can determine the direction of the game in a single blow, so it just accelerates and empowers the currently strongest Deck. , it can be said that it is a card that only continues to accelerate the unipolarization of the environment as long as it continues to exist.
For example, the deck that gets the most value from this card in the current Master Duel environment is Tearlaments. On the other hand, if we just talk about how it works in terms of specifications, probably his EARTH Good Stuff on his Vernusylph axis is better as a matchup as he can pinpoint drop this card in his Deck or cut it from his hand. there is The nature of securing a large amount of cards in his GY rather than quality, synergizes with 《Block Dragon》, and it is excellent compatibility with Earth GS.
But as the value you get is maxed out, this card favors Tearlaments over Spring Ki, no matter how great the matchup. This is because it is this card that receives the same effect as each other and thus needs to gain a greater advantage.
Needless to say, absolutely no other deck of his can take advantage of this card over his Tearlaments. Therefore, considering the possibility of playing against Tearlaments, it would be self-defeating for him to use this card in Vernusylph, no matter how good the matchup.
Basically, the number of cards in a Yu-Gi-Oh deck will always be 40-60, so the value of "the top 5 cards in the deck" will probably continue to be the largest in the environment at that point in time, no matter how much Yu-Gi-Oh is inflated in the years to come. If so, it seems that the performance of this card is not even a story that is 10 years earlier. A card that should never be printed no matter how many years later. It's strong and weak, but it's not a problem card, so I'd like you to quickly ban it by the end of this year, and don't return it to the end.

I understand well that you want to send your own and opponent's Decks to his GY with Ishizu Monster, and control his GY with "Exchange of the Spirit" and its remake, "Gravekeeper's Trap" to play Ishizu.
The atmosphere seems to be GY meta, right?
However, now it's a modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Tearlaments of GY fusion in the environment. Doesn't the effect activate the moment you send it to GY? Even Ishizu's Trap is late and meaningless, isn't it?
You can do whatever you want.
At this rate, you're a selfish bastard who uses the grave only for himself and doesn't let anyone else rob the grave.
I'm sorry, but it's better to ban it. In the future, he will be a hindrance to the GY community. I should have tied it down a little more.

A remake monster of 《Agido》. Combined with 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》, you can fertilize 10 GY with each other. The best theme for this GY manure is 《Tearlaments》, which can be fused regardless of the opponent's turn. Since each other's decks are sent to her GY, in order to oppose his Tearlaments that use this Ishizu, there is no choice but to use the same Ishizu Tearlaments. Digging Kerbek and Agid on each other will give you 20 GY Manure. Of course, in the heyday of Ishizu Tearlaments, there's no way it's going to stop at Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring. should not.
Since the effect design of the Ishizu card is completely unsuccessful, I would like you to ban it once and recreate it. I think 《Tearlaments》itself would be an interesting theme if the card power was suppressed a little more.
Since these cards were produced a month after Tearlaments, it must have been completely unexpected for management (probably). Is it Ishizu Tearlaments' fault for staying normal even after the regulation? You can see that the test play must be performed by assuming various patterns.

Part of the high-class human rights group Ishizu Parts.
The main culprit who dyed the environment with his Tearlaments with his GY manure together with Kerbek and Sheilane.
And this is the only limit. It is unclear why kerbek was not regulated.

The effect of rolling the dice before the remake is missing, but the effect of reviving monsters from GY remains.
On the same terms as Kerbek he can Special Summon and has a fairly limited range of fishing from GY.
If you look at the range of the target, you can catch unexpected things other than Ishizu, but compared to Kerbek, you want to use it on your own turn and connect it to Xyz etc. Because of its effect, you can make it a little dependent on your opponent. I need to go fill it up with
You can use it on your opponent's turn and use it as a way to extend your life, or you can use it as an insurance against hand triggers.
The GY effect is the same as Kerbek, but if you have 《Exchange of the Spirit》, you can add 5 cards and greatly increase his GY.
This plus 5 card can only be used by you or your opponent, but it's flexible because you may want to fertilize your own GY or aim to destroy the opponent's deck.

The effect of (1) is that if a card is sent from the opponent's hand or deck to his GY, he can revive a "level 4, EARTH, Fairy" monster other than the same name after Special Summoning this card. I think it's excellent.
If your goal is to destroy your opponent's deck, I think it's effective to X-summon 《Time Thief Redoer》.
Although the condition of the effect is often fulfilled from the opponent side, if you want to fulfill it from your side, I think that the (2) effect of this card and his Deck destruction by 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》are effective.
The effect of (2) is that if Exchange of the Spirit exists in his GY after each other's Deck destruction, he can further destroy his Deck, and in some cases, fertilize his own GY. I think it's excellent.

Ready to Go! Count Zero!
It's a hand-triggered Special Summon, but it's a little hard to use since it doesn't matter if his new EARTH Angel is in his GY. It's easy to put out, so it will be about the wall.
I would like to draw your attention to 2. The GY version of Necroface is finally out. Even though it's random, 5 GY Fertilizer is something that anyone who's used Needleworm or Cargan should already know how strong it is. You can use it for Lightsworn or Malebranche of the Burning Abyss to accelerate his GY fertilization, you can use it as a sub gimmick for mowing the lawn, and since it can cut 5 opponents, he can also use it to destroy the deck... a dreamy effect. Note that there is a turn 1 with the same name and it cannot be chained like Necroface.
Restricted due to rampage with Ishizu Tiara. If you're not here now... Get on! (Ishizu's cry of grief) Well, since it's his GY version of Necroface, I think the limit was fixed at some point.

In Agido's remake monster, instead of blindly rolling dice to revive members of the same family, it has an effect that guarantees the resurrection of members of the same family within a limited range.
The idea is different from the remade Kerdow and Mudra, where the trigger is pulled by sending a card from the opponent's hand / deck to his GY, and then the self-SS is drawn, and furthermore, the same level other than the same name card is connected to it. You can revive 4 earth angel monsters.
It's also good to hook the opponent's hand trigger, but that method is unstable, and it can't be helped if you don't have a level 4 Earth Angel in your GY that can be revived, so I sent it from my hand/Deck to GY. Consider using the 2 effect of Agido B to connect with the 1 effect of Agido A in your hand.
Both Remake Mudra and Kerdow have a self-SS effect that uses the Earth Angel in your hand as a stepping stone, and this monster and those monsters are compatible with Remake Keldow and Gravekeeper's Trap, so I think it's a realistic operation. However, by using this monster, it will be easier to put a rank 4X monster into play.
The effect of 2, which feeds each other's GY, and if "Exchange of the Spirit" exists, further feeds one of them's GY. In some cases, you can put a lid on using GY with 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, or prepare to return unwanted cards with the effects of Remake Mudra and Keldow.
In contrast to Remake Mudra and Kerdow, which are highly active by touching the Deck, this one depends on the opponent in no small part, and the touch area is GY. Compared to Remake Mudra and Kerdow, which can do the minimum GY meta, the score will go down.
Postscript after the October 2022 Limit Regulations were revealed: Apparently, I underestimated the horror of his GY version Necroface just because it was an indeterminate GY fertilizer, along with Kerdow, who can easily attract this monster...
Let's leave this score as a warning based on my own taste, his deck that I've touched, and the discrepancy in my senses.
That aside, I'm a greedy hater and I still don't like indeterminate GY manure from the top of his deck...