Magician of Faithfulness →Used Deck

It is a high grade Reverse Effect Monster that will be a remake of 《Magician of Faith》!
But unfortunately, I made a lot of mistakes in stretching, and I can't deny that it feels like a failed remake...
Even if it can't be helped about the level, I wanted you to increase the number of spell cards that can be collected obediently rather than adding abilities that you didn't originally have.

With 1500 DEF, he could use Charmer support, which is interesting. Aside from the book's appendix, if multiple copies are purchased due to its strong single effect, isn't there a problem with the effect of requiring multiple copies of the same card?

The top batter of the remake plan of the old card attached to V Jean.
It's a card that looks like a Seimaji version of 《Nobleman-Eater Bug》or 《Hade-Hane》, but maybe because it's been tweaked in a modern style, it's a performance that adds a new effect to the original effect instead of simply increasing the number of targets for the effect. there is
As you said, the high-level Flip Monster has been a bottleneck since the days when 《Nobleman-Eater Bug》came out, and besides that, "I can't do anything because I've fused Recruit's effect." Since Recruit is limited to the set, it's difficult to target Link and Xyz, and it's difficult to turn around.
If it's hard to use and the performance is half-baked in any direction, it might be possible that it would have a 1 turn limit of the same name, but if he simply reversed it, he might have been able to collect 2 spells.

What is the reason why the usability is worse than before the remake over 20 years ago?
He's an advanced level Flip Monster, so it's pretty tough, but he can't do a forced reverse from a reset because of his name, Turn 1.
However, if the remake original effect itself can be activated, it's an excellent substitute, so I'd like to make the most of its level 5.

As you can see, cards such as Seimaji's superior species can recruit spells of the same name or inferior species in addition to collecting spells.
However, because it has become a senior, the handling has deteriorated. Operation is not easy because it is a reverse.
As for the deployment effect, he is only from the deck and limited to back defense, so it is not very flexible. Since it's advanced, I think it would have been better if it could have been deployed on the front side and connected to Rank 5 or Link.
It seems to be difficult to handle as it is, but it seems that the status is blessed and there is potential in the future.

A reverse effect monster of an advanced spellcaster that is a remake monster of Seimaji that appeared as an accessory card for VJ.
The card name is unique because it is not affiliated with "Constellar" while being hooked on the card name of Seimaji. It is a orthodox remake monster that has been powered up, and like over there, you can salvage one GY Spell card with the reverse effect, and with the additional effect, you can set a monster with the same name or Seimaji from the Deck and connect it to the salvage of further Spell cards. can be done.
However, since he has become a high-class monster, the effect is a reverse effect, and even the original Seimaji called Salvage may become an accident worker, but it has further accelerated it, and with the additional effect, he is a Special from Deck. In order to perform Summon, there are cases where you will be eaten by Urara who was not caught by Seimaji.
Even though it is an advanced monster, its stats are so poor that Seimaji's offense and defense are doubled, and advanced sets can't be beaten. I want to aim for his Special Summon.
That's why it's going to be used in a combo deck that has a gimmick for that purpose, but since this reverse effect has the same name turn 1, even if you recruit a monster with the same name and reverse it, you can Salvage & Special on the same turn. The Summon effect does not appear, and even if you use Book of Taiyou, the treasured sword of the Reverse Effect Monster, it won't be a strong move.
Since he himself is a high-class monster, the fact that he doesn't respond to his Special Summon from the hand only from the deck makes me feel somewhat awkward considering it's the latest card.
On the other hand, Seimaji has a proper effect, so if you don't have the motivation to salvage and special summon every turn, recruit Seimaji and combine it with another effect that raises a set monster to make a continuous salvage, and you can use two of them. I would like to use both as materials for Special Summon.
Not only the card name, appearance and nature of the effect, but also the composition and facial expressions of the characters drawn in the illustration are conscious of Seimaji's. I like the fact that I also have it, which I haven't seen in the nostalgic remake monsters so far, but I feel that it's a somewhat subtle card in terms of practicality.
While setting up Rank 5X and Link 2, his recovered Spell Cards can be used to further expand, and these can be used as combo parts for a Deployment Deck that combines everything, including the effect of putting this monster to sleep and waking it up. Do you have one?