Gravekeeper's Trap →Used Deck

To be honest, I think this is also a tremendous card with strength that crosses the line considerably.
Most of the "Continuous Trap", such as "Rivalry of Warlords", "Skill Drain", and "Macro Cosmos", where the game ends with one card, put heavy restrictions on you and your opponent, which distorts your build and prevents you from exerting your full power. Constraints, common sense, and basic principles existed in Yu-Gi-Oh. And those who break it are usually banned.
And they almost never responded to search or other means of improving handling, much less his madness to call it a direct deployment from the deck. It's strong if you take it off, and if you don't take it off, you're good. Even such cards have bought hate, and there have often been voices calling for regulation, and in fact many have been regulated. Especially in Master Duel, almost everything is a restricted card.
This card ignores ALL of those basic principles. Everything is really everything.
First of all, it's a perfect GY meta that can shut out his GY effect with a single card, along with Macro Cosmos, but it doesn't affect me. unilaterally block. At this point, the performance fundamentals of Continuous Trap are broken.
And the effects of the so-called Ishizu gimmick monsters all support this card and 《Exchange of the Spirit》, which means that it fulfills the conditions of this card. Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》can be activated on the first turn of the first attack), committing a rather insane act. He also violated the basic principle of Continuous Trap, which is the thinness of support.
As a bonus, Ishizu's Gravekeeper Deck has a search function that lubricates it, and his GY manure of 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》and 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》is equipped with a handicap function that unexpectedly functions to detect the opponent's deck archetype and steal a turnaround move. Specifications that are too full of hospitality. Both of them are very good effects on their own, and especially considering that the search effect has the bounce of the opponent's turn, the value is higher than it looks.
Certainly, the combined concept of the Gravekeeper Deck and the original Ishizu Deck, which destroys the opponent's Deck, seals GY, predicts the opponent's future and seals it, is very interesting, and as a fan of the original, it is very "hot". But I wonder if it's a trick that the madness of 2022 can do, and the actual implementation is completely beyond the line... The original Ishizu was really cool, so when it was announced, I was innocently happy until I fully understood its performance.
Nonetheless, there are also clauses where the existence of this card is a point that is superior to 《D.D. Crow》against 《Mudora the Sword Oracle》and 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》, which are currently almost the only ones. It was too small a hole to call it the only conscience that if you shoot through his opponent's GY's 《Exchange of the Spirit》it becomes just a strong main engine.

If you think that the (1) and (2) effects of Ishizu's remake monster are inconsistent, is this because of the premise? Remake cards are not affected by Skidre, and it seems good to combine high-power Permanent and Eld.

In (1), as long as Exchange of the Spirit exists in GY, I think the effect of blocking the activation of the opponent's GY card and the resurrection of the opponent's monsters is excellent.
Although the effect of (2) requires a hand cost, I think it's excellent that you can search for "EARTH / Fairy" monsters and "Gravekeeper" monsters in the free chain.
I think it's also a strength that you can search with "Kerbek, Statue of Goddess" and set him from the deck with "Mudora the Sword Oracle".

In the game, he seems to be from the Gravekeeper clan, and he is Ishizu, who used Gravekeeper, but this card brings a connection between the angels Ishizu used in the original work and his Gravekeeper.
The effect of 1 requires a strong habit of this world and the underworld, but it can strongly limit the opponent's use of his GY, so it's worth aiming.
The 2's search also raises the quality of your hand, and it also triggers the disposal of this world and the underworld that comes to your hand, and the bomb that embraces fate.
3 is an effect that strongly imagines Izizu. There are no particular costs or disadvantages, and the benefits are great when you hit it.
I think it's a useful support for Gravekeeper and Ishizu Deck.

The Continuous Trap, which was unexpectedly connected to the Gravekeeper, is this also the fate of the Gravekeeper clan.
1 is a permanent GY meta effect that is imposed only on the opponent under specific conditions.
2 is an effect that can be used with Friche during each other's main phases to keep increasing the quality of the hand.
3 is an image of the effect of the trap card "negate" used by Ishizu in the original, so to speak, it is an effect of "just say it's free!" You can check the cards that have been declared, and the declared cards will not be added to your hand.
If you want to ensure that the effect succeeds, you should use it together with the effect of Remake Zorga.
While this card has the nature of a permanent meta trap, it can be easily placed directly on the field with Remake Keldow, Search with Remake Keldow, and Remake Mudra.
It's clever that any card can be used as a cost, not just an Earth Angel.
However, unlike Spoon and Erosion Infection, the 2 effect has the name Turn 1, and the 3 effect also has the name Turn 1, so it's a little worrisome that it's weak when doubled.
Fortunately, this card has a GY meta effect of 1, so even if one of them is skipped, the remaining one card will still have its influence. can be returned from GY to Deck, so you don't have to load more than necessary.

Even though it's a Gravekeeper card, it doesn't include Gravekeeper! Maybe it's to avoid the shitty hype about www, but for the time being Gravekeeper is also supported.
With 《Exchange of the Spirit》, he can seal GY, but with Gravekeeper, Necrovalley is enough, so it may not be a big turn. EARTH angels should be an excellent theme for gimmicks dealing with the underworld, so I guess that's what I'll be working on.
Is suppression the main thing and search and handicap are bonuses? Search is slow, but keep in mind that Gravekeeper has a hand trigger called Overseer. If anything, Gravekeeper doesn't use it much, so he seems to be good at using only EARTH angels.
Some demon king is saved for the first time in 10 years and sheds tears due to the handicap effect at the time of drawing.
Ishizu is pictured on the card, so it's a must-see for Ishizu fans. Has Yu-Gi-Oh finally started to imitate Pokéka?