Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard Forbidden→Used Deck

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Like the original Kerbeg, it has a bounce effect, and has high hand triggers and surprise attacks.
It is a condition dependent on the other party, but it is a condition with many opportunities.
The problem is his GY fertilization, probably in consideration of other Ishizu monsters and 《Exchange of the Spirit》, but the conditions are loose and the number of cards is 5, which is a lot.
Even if you ignore the additional effects, it's an easy-to-use GY fertilizer agent, and it's versatile with the aforementioned bounce effect.
Combined with other Ishizu remakes and his GY activations like his Tearlaments, it can bring out a tremendous ad. It was often ignored, but it's worth aiming for an additional effect that can collect traps in general.
It has a rough and strong impression, and as a remake, it turned out to be a pretty card.

A large amount of his GY manure from the top of the deck was originally difficult to operate, such as 《That Grass Looks Greener》, 《Monster Gate》, 《Reasoning》, etc., and it was necessary to devise a construction side.
The Lightsworn Deck, which is good at fertilizing his GY from the top of the deck, basically fertilizes his GY by the effects of summoned monsters, so resources such as summoning rights and his Special Summon effects are used for fertilizing his GY. had been stolen.
With that in mind, you can make 5 GY fertilizers for her just by cutting them as a cost. Isn't it?

For the time being, the card called Ishizu Gimmick and his Tearlaments have nothing to do with each other.
However, it was in the form of collusion, and even if he did not have Tearlaments, it was sooner or later that Ishizu Gimmick would do bad things.
So it's strange to point the finger at his Tearlaments just because the Ishizu gimmick is compatible.
This card is also an excellent hand trigger, and since he can activate the GY effect from the hand or deck under most conditions, you can see that what you use as a cost is not a cost at all. I was able to generate it with
It's a famous story that it's the cost of 《Herald of Orange Light》.
In addition, the effect of 《Lubellion the Searing Dragon》activates the poi, 《Fallen of Albaz》poi, 《Noh-P.U.N.K. Foxy Tune》poi, 《Hugin the Runick Wings》poi, 《Tearlaments Scheiren》poi
I don't want you to use it as easily as throwing garbage on the roadside.

The effect of ① can be activated even with loose conditions such as hand triggers, just like Agido the Ancient Sentinel , and can be used to interfere from the first turn.
The second effect is also very loose, allowing him to drop 5 GY cards, and being able to set 《Tearlaments Sulliek》and 《Tearlaments Cryme》other than 《Exchange of the Spirit》is also strong.
I don't feel like Mudra or this card will be restricted anymore.

You, unlike Agido, why weren't you regulated...?

Ishizu Tearlaments still tops the environmental list despite being heavily regulated
If your opponent makes even the slightest move to discard a card or touch the Deck, he will immediately appear and bounce the Special Summoned monster.
Also on loose terms he does his GY Fertilize as much as 5 cards from the top of the deck. Even if his opponent's 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》is severely regulated, the Ishizu Gimmick's GY Fertilization ability is still alive because of this card.
Postscript: Restricted from April 2023.
We must not forget the negative legacy of the Ishizu Corps in 2022.

Human rights in the current environment that can finally be bought with Mk11 or more than 1000 Chargeman.
5 GY Fertilizer is random in the first hand, and it's overkill even though it's super rare.

I have a low Duel IQ, so at the time of the announcement before the release, I said, "Well, in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, destroying his deck is an act of sending salt to the opponent, so it's not popular." I'm sorry.
In Ishizu Tiara, the effect of this card is as follows: "Make opponent's deck dysfunctional, and draw 5 cards."
Even if there is no way to discard from the hand, it is also excellent because it does not spoil because it has a disturbing effect by triggering the hand.

A broken card with a general purpose that is unrelated to the original theme called Ishizu. It was probably made with the intention of making use of Genmei, but there was a mistake. Thinking about it calmly, I ended up adding a dangerous effect to it, as it would suddenly add 5 cards to his GY on the first turn. GY is Yu-Gi-Oh in the 2nd hand, and even though it's random, he has 5 cards in advance. There are countless cards and themes that go to GY and show their power, and we've strengthened them all. A prime example is Tearlaments. With this card and Agido he heavily fertilizes his GY and activates almost every card effect in his deck to overwhelm his opponent with a broken deck that is rampaging in the environment. Chain 5 happens normally. Genmei is now irrelevant and has become a lawnmower with a large amount of GY manure that is easy to handle and has a hand trigger effect. Don't you know that even lawn mowing is compulsory?

It has the same thing as before the remake in that monsters are returned to the hand, but the operation is very different, and the range that can be returned is wider in that one.
If a card from his hand or his Deck is sent to his opponent's GY, he can Special Summon, and can bounce the monster being Special Summoned.
It's a little dependent on the opponent, but the conditions are loose, and even when you're hit by a hand trigger, the conditions can be met, and most of the fusions go through your hand or his Deck, so it's a good hit.
Also, it's not completely dependent on the other party, and you can satisfy the conditions even if you destroy his deck or set a handicap from here.
The GY effect is like a that cuts 5 cards from each player's deck.
Anything is fine as long as it's sent from your hand or deck to his GY, and you won't miss the timing. It's worth keeping.
You can proceed with your GY fertilization under loose conditions, but it will also fertilize your opponent, so it is better to consider using it in some cases.
If GY has 《Exchange of the Spirit》, GY's trap can be set regardless of the type.
Among the Ishizu remake monsters, it can be expected to play an active role as a general-purpose hand trigger even if it is a single rider.

The effect of (1) is that if a card is sent from the opponent's hand or deck to her GY, after Special Summoning this card, the opponent's Special Summoned monster can be bounced, I think it's an excellent effect. increase.
There are many cases where the opponent fulfills the conditions, but if you fulfill the conditions from your side, I think it would be effective to use this card's (2) effect, 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》to destroy his deck.
I think the effect of (2) is an excellent effect that can reset GY's trap if 《Exchange of the Spirit》exists in his GY after destroying his Deck. Considering the compatibility with 《Exchange of the Spirit》, I think 《Gravekeeper's Trap》is a candidate.

It was the last monster to be released as the Ishizu frame of EARTH DP, and with this, all the monsters used by Ishizu in the original work have been successfully remade.
And before she knew it, she said that EARTH's fairies exceeded the total number of her DARK fairies to which the Darklords belonged...
The effect is that if a card from the opponent's hand or deck is sent to him by GY, Special Summon himself from the hand to the SS monster on the opponent's field, and then make the target monster his own before remake. It can be said that it is a general-purpose hand trigger that bounces like an effect.
Immediately after the opponent's hand / Deck card is sent to GY, the effect is triggered at the timing when the quick effect can be activated. It is strong, and it reacts to hand triggers such as Urara that the opponent used against this G during deployment, counter effects that require a hand cost, and EX monsters that try to send monsters from the Deck to GY. Since it can be done, there are of course decks that are not effective, but this can be expected to prevent the opponent's maximum expansion, and the removal method is a bounce that is close to harmless against EX monsters, so its versatility is high.
The second half of the effect has two activation conditions in common with Remake Agido, but this one has a unique effect when Exchange of the Spirit exists in his GY, which can be used to activate one Trap card in his GY regardless of its type. It is reusable.
It's a monster that I want you to use as a first-half effect that can be used even on the opponent's first turn, so if you use it as a general-purpose hand trigger, it's almost a bonus effect.
Although it is uncertain in the sense that it may give the opponent an advantage, you can send a large amount of cards in your Deck to GY, and if you have a dedicated Deck with Exchange of the Spirit, you can also Counter Trap. Since it can be reused, considering the high quality of the first half of the effect, it can be said that it is more than enough as an additional alpha.