Kurikara Divincarnate →Used Deck

Kaiju can only be used during your main phase and is easy to rot in your hand.
When I try to use it, I can't put it on the field, and it's strong when it's decided, but I rarely have that opportunity.
Therefore, it would be safe to use this card in your hand, "Fairy FIRE", in a Deck where you can make effective use of it.
Specifically, "VS" and "Herald".
However, since 《Herald of Orange Light》is the limit, is 《Herald》tough?
Since it is not LIGHT, it is difficult to receive abundant Fairy support.
With 《Salamangreat》, he can recover from GY with 《Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf》taking advantage of his FIRE, but in that case, 《Dogoran, the Mad Flame Kaiju》feels good.
I think it will become stronger if a card like 《Silent Wobby》appears in the future.
That said, there are probably some decks that can be used as relay points for 《Small World》.

If you look at it as a flip card, you'll have to use it after using another card's effect, so I'm very worried that it's not complete with just one card.
Inevitably, it becomes a move that uses this card as a decoy for the favorite move, and there is a sense of putting the cart before the horse.
It's strong against cards like 《Number 90: Galaxy-Eyes Photon Lord》that have suppression effects and other effects, so I think its usefulness will change depending on the environment.
If Yu-Gi-Oh is inflated and it becomes commonplace to have other effects attached to the control effect, it will become stronger instead.
I feel the possibility that it can be brought in with 《Diviner of the Herald》at level 1 Fairy.

It's a card I really like, but for that very reason I feel uncomfortable that it's being rated so highly in terms of performance.
Lavago and his Kaiju have a role in crushing the opponent's interference ability and passing the favorite gimmick, but if you try to use it with this card, it will be [interfering card + Karikara himself + favorite initial move]. The required value of the hand will rise at once.
It's more interesting to use Karikara itself as the favorite, but I don't think she's that strong in terms of strength.
However, if his deck, which is full of cards that can summon monsters in standby or revive him as the main deck, becomes popular, he can be active, so depending on the environment, it can be a card that attracts attention, such as Sakuya Sayoshigure. I think it's the position.

Lavago Kaiju anthropomorphic plan.
Although it depends on the other party, it is groundbreaking to be able to change the number of releases according to the situation. Due to its nature, it often mumbles subdued monsters, so it can be used as a pseudo-1 interference with the Goyo effect in the latter half. The RBI is also quite high, and with one release, he is a Blue-Eyed.
It is not suitable at all for the purpose of crushing suppression against Kaiju Lavago gold balls in advance. If anything, you'll probably lure them in with the intention of being overwhelmed by suppression, and use them to avoid facing a turn in the worst possible situation. I would like to use it as a recovery plan for his deck, which has no way to do anything if he is taken first.
If you look closely, his ATK is out of the standard for a star 1 even if you look at it with a raw RBI. Although he loses to a senior called Meklord Monarch, if you use the effect, you can get more firepower than Granel, which is specialized. As a star 1, you can deal a lot of damage with supports such as "Opti-Camouflage Armor", and "One Chan? !》Search is also possible.

Kashtira is popular, so maybe it's a good piece to put in?
You can use Shangri-La on your turn, and there is also a forced effect of Arise Heart, so it may be relatively easy to put out.

In terms of activation conditions, it is a card for flipping from the second attack, which is mutually compatible with 《Triple Tactics Talent》rather than Nibiru.
In order to Special Summon, it is necessary to have a monster on the opponent's field use its effect, but if you have an effect that activates during the Standby Phase, such as 《Dragonmaid Sheou》, I think your opponent will definitely use that effect. So you can meet the summoning conditions.
Also, the strength of this card is that it can be released without question without creating a chain block as long as the conditions are met, and I think it can be used prior to Nibiru in a competitive environment where there are many such cards.
Also, I used 《Dragonmaid Sheou》as an example, but if your opponent has 《Chamber Dragonmaid》on the field at this time, don't go overboard and attack. Because the Strahl, which was released with great pains, will be recalled to Chaim.

Kaiju is a beautiful girl who thinks she will be strong if she fits into the mold.
It is highly dependent on the other party, and there are many other cards that are easy to use as flip cards, but it has a high return and high explosive power.
I would like to make the low level a point of differentiation. In addition to being one-chan compatible, it is easy to get a high RBI even though it is level 1, so Junk Warrior can be used as a combo card while flipping cards.
It has some quirks, but I think it's an excellent general-purpose card that matches Ulrea.

New release removal cards.
Since it is not released by an effect, there is basically no need to worry about the opponent's interference. He who came out in the same pack has Spright and so on, but if it's summoning restricted, I can't get it out.
It works as an advantage
Unlike Kaiju and Lava, it doesn't become an opponent's monster, so it's not like you can't beat it even if you remove it for the time being.
With one release, he's as good as Blue-Eyed at his ATK.
The resurrection effect of the opponent's GY is also strong like a bonus, and if he can special summon a suppressing monster that can be reused, such as Baroness, he can set up a tough board.
As a disadvantage, in some cases, your own monsters are involved, and you cannot release the opponent's monsters unless you have to activate the effect of the opponent's field. At that point in time when the work of obstruction is performed, an ad loss will occur.
Powerless against permanent effects.
something like that.
Passive, unstable, and not terribly strong, he has a high ATK, revive effect, wide release removal and very interesting strengths.

As for the influence of this card, if there are multiple negate suppression monsters, he needs to negate from the one with the lowest ATK DEF. Special Summon If possible, ATK will be 3000 or more, so it is a strength to be able to hit other suppressed monsters as it is. Rather than saying clearly which one is better, I think it's good that there are more options such as Nibiru, Lavago, Kaiju, Kintama, and Kurikara Tendo depending on the environment and deck.
Please note that Special Summon cannot be performed during the opponent's turn.

A Special Summon monster that eats all the monsters that moved on the opponent's field this turn and is Special Summoned to his field.
Since it can be released under the summoning condition, it penetrates perfect resistance and is not interfered with by chain-activated effects, but since it can only be Special Summoned during its own turn, it does not interfere with development like Nibiru. The role of backhand-turning is to make air holes in the completed board.
However, in order to release it, it is necessary to move the monster according to the intention of the opponent in many situations, and if it has an interfering trigger immediate effect, it will make it work exactly, so get rid of them and release this monster. It's good to have a Special Summon, but I think there's a possibility that we'll be pretty exhausted by then.
Of course, since you can't get rid of monsters that are overwhelmed by permanent effects, you can see that it's inadequate as a flip card.
On the other hand, unlike Nibiru and Kaiju, there is no benefit to the opponent, and just releasing one body will increase his ATK to 3000, and if the released monster is a Special Summon monster, the effect that activates during the End Phase will reverse this effect. is followed and the return is also quite large.
In general, I have doubts about its stability as a flip card, but I feel that it is quite strong if it can release two or more opponent monsters, and I think it is a good adjustment that is strong enough to match its rarity.

A child who seems to have an acquaintance wearing an eyepatch, saying that there is no need to get along. In the streets, it is said to be a beautiful girl version of Nibiru, but in terms of performance, it is a existence that is quite different.
Compared to Nibiru, it doesn't create a chain block, you can put out as many bodies as you want in one turn, and it's less dependent on the opponent, so you can easily put it out without being hindered, but you can only put it out on your own turn. Therefore, it is a little worrisome that the advance suppression itself cannot be stopped.
It's also quite painful to have to spend resources to make the opponent vomit effects, especially against [Harilladon] who has 3 obstruction (+ Urara) on the first turn, this weakness is noticeable. If you can set up Ardek Botenkou, there is a high possibility that you won't even be able to release it unless you can make Savage vomit.
From that point of view, I personally evaluate that Forbidden Droplet is easier to use if you simply want to crush the preemptive control. That said, if you get over that, the opponent's GY monsters can also be ripped off, so even after the turn is over, it's still strong. It also has the explosive power to aim for an attack, so it will probably be a presence that throws a stone into the Yu-Gi-Oh environment in the future. It might be a good idea to keep it hidden on the side as a meta because it can hit around [Labrynth] and [Exosister] that move around during the opponent's turn.
It's low stats and level 1, so it has a lot of support. Use it wisely and burn your opponent with the flames of punishment.
It has a fairly rare effect of "releasing a monster on your field that has activated its effect on the opponent's field". 《Illegal Knight》etc.