Recette de Personnel (Staff Recipe) →Used Deck

It's a Continuous Trap that was probably designed to simulate the release effect when taken by a target, which is a common effect of the lowest and lower grades, but due to the nature of that common effect, it's conspicuously difficult to handle. .
First of all, the common effect in the example needs to be directly chained when it is targeted. Since the opponent can put the chain first, it is easy to interfere.
Even so, this card has the name Turn 1, so even if you prepare a monster that you Ritual Summoned and this card to create a counterfeit, it will be destroyed rather easily and end up meaningless. Noda.
Or rather, only Level 1 and 2, the lowest Nouvelles, feel that support for cards that can target these targets is absolutely necessary. If that's the case, wouldn't he be able to run the deck better if he didn't adopt them and this one as well...?
The Tokens that appear as a bonus can be leveled up, so why not use the 2nd effect to perform a Ritual Summon! As you might expect, there's a trap here too.
It must be the same level as the monster in your hand, pretending to be a normal ritual summon. Moreover, this card is sent to her GY. Are you saying such a harsh thing?
As you can imagine, if I can successfully summon a ritual with this, I don't see it very often. At least let me put it out of the Deck like 《Conductor of Nephthys》...
The theme "nouvelles" has a slight drawback in that it is divided into "nouvelles" and "recipe", and this card belongs to the "recipe" card.
The only cards that can be searched for recipes are 《The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh6》and 《Nouvelles Restaurant "At Table"》. If already in hand, other monsters and recipe Ritual Spells take precedence.
In the latter case, I still want a head chef. If you have the head chef and the lowest class in your hand, you can think about it, but if you don't use the lowest class from the beginning, it's almost useless.
It's certainly a strong card if the expected movement is decided, but it will be very painful if it fails, so think carefully about whether you really need this card and put it in your Deck.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that you can satisfy the conditions for those effects by targeting low-class "Nouvelles" monsters.

At first glance, it's a slow card that can be Ritual Summoned while reducing Ritual Summon release by playing tokens.
However, what should be noted is the “recipe” card that can actively activate the second effect of “Nouvelles” Ritual Monsters.
Especially for level 1 and 2 "Nouvelles", it's difficult to use effects that depend on the other party, so effects that target themselves are almost essential, and since it's a search method such as fish dishes, it's almost essential if it's a pure construction.
I don't think there are many scenes where you can use the effect of summoning a ritual during the opponent's turn, but is it a concern that only this card must have exactly the same level?
Including the fact that it's a slow Trap, honestly I think it's a little weak in terms of card power, but it's a type of card that's convenient to have, including the fact that it has a lot of search and salvage methods.

A recipe card that is not a Ritual Spell, it is a Continuous Trap with a token generation effect that targets Ritual Monsters.
As a result, while satisfying the conditions for activating the Special Summon effect possessed by level 1 to 4 Nouvelle Ritual Monsters, the recipe Ritual Spell and the latter half of this card's effects can be used to perform Ritual Summons, and Special Summoned Level 2 to 4 Nouvelle Ritual Monsters will become even more powerful. You can reserve the release for when you use the effect, and you can do it every turn flicze on each other's turn.
This card itself isn't particularly strong, and it does require a Ritual Monster on the field, but it's currently one of the few cards that can easily target monsters on the field, so its importance is high. I think it's worth attracting with a table.
Being able to target a Nouvelles Ritual Monster with Friche during your opponent's turn means that your opponent will be forced to play with the stress of releasing his Attack Position monster from the field due to the effect.
However, somehow, I feel like it's going to be easily replaced by a new, more excellent card that follows.
He doesn't use any Nouvelles Ritual Monsters that are level 4 or lower, and even if he builds his deck with only Balamuniel and Bagriel, it may not be necessary cards.