Gishki Nekromirror →Used Deck

The effect of (1) is in exchange for a large LP, but I think it's excellent to be able to Ritual Summon the "Gishki" Ritual Monster while releasing the opponent's monster.
Even if it is sent to GY, the effect of (2) will allow you to reuse the "Gishki" monster and this card, so there is no waste.

If it goes well, you can Ritual Summon while removing your opponent's monsters. If it is 10 axes, there is a virtual enemy called Baroness, but it is negate because there is no chain impossibility. Also, he won't hit monsters that don't match his level, such as Kashtira or Pancra, or Xyz or Link that doesn't have a level. You can Ritual Summon with only your own monsters, so you don't have to aim for it.
Focus on lower effects. You can now approach low-level Gishki, which you previously only touched on with Salvage, and you can use Gishki Zielgigas's Deck Bounce to guarantee it. He's taken from here and can use Gishki's effects to further develop.
I'm not happy to let go of the damage when summoned, but if I use Gigas, it's a card that I'm looking forward to being able to build without 《Salvage》.

Ritual Spell of "Gishki" that can release opponent's monsters
As a Ritual Spell, if there are no monsters on the opponent's field, the range is the same as 《Gishki Aquamirror》, and the LP loss is heavy, so it is a card that chooses the situation.
However, if you look at it as a removal card, it's a release that doesn't target, so you can remove strong resistance without relying on monster effects, so it can be said to be a high performance card.
It would be ideal if you could release a jammer on the first turn of the second attack, but there is a high chance that your opponent will negate it. However, even in that case, it can be considered that the opponent's disruption has been used once, and the LP loss is not taken.
The GY effect would be something like a support for the effect of Zealgigas. It's a good match because it's a strong card for each other.
Yu-Gi-Oh is a game that tends to underestimate his LP, so it's tempting to say, "Although there is LP loss, it's excellent to be able to release the opponent's monsters." The barrage is tough because you lose the. In particular, it is not uncommon for LP to be cut in half after being defeated in advance, so there is a risk of spoilage.
Basically he should use Aquamirror as his main Ritual Spell and pinpoint it to search for it depending on the situation.

Ritual Edition 《The Monarchs Stormforth》
《Forbidden Arts of the Gishki》Ultra high-end version
However, since it's the age of ritual summoning from the Deck... the ritual Gishki that comes out isn't that big of a deal either... if it's a Quick-Play Spell from the "Aquamirror" category...