Rose Papillon →Used Deck

It's a monster that reminds me of what the old subscription bonus cards looked like!
As expected, the performance is not as low as "Rose Witch" or "Gash the Dust Lord".
It's a long time ago story that seems to be a good match with the privilege card of that time.

It's a Tribute Summon support that adds summoning rights, but the additional summoning rights are applied to level 7 or higher, so if you can't connect with just your own summoning, it won't work.
With this effect alone, if you don't care about races and attributes, Sachidama or Eidos will be enough.
Therefore, I wanted to differentiate it with other effects, but it was a direct attack effect that didn't mesh at all, and it even demanded other Insects.
If it's Daunus, it's a card that's mostly used for release and can be revived, so currently it's almost exclusively for that purpose.
The combination of exquisitely difficult-to-use summoning support and a direct attack effect that seems to have been taken care of, in a bad way, makes it feel like a card from the old manga, and even feels nostalgic.

His Tribute Summon, a superlative monster, has an effect that increases the summoning power, and a lower-class monster of his Insect, which is a subscription benefit that has the effect of being able to attack directly when lined up with other her Insects.
I see, I thought that next to Danaus would be a butterfly fairy, but it seems that there was no superlative monster in succession.
The 2 effects don't work well together, and if you try to use the 1st effect, this monster will almost always release a level 7 or higher monster, so you can't use the 2nd effect.
Even if you use the 1st effect to Tribute Summon Danaus, the effect of this monster revived by that effect will negate, so the 2nd effect cannot be used at all.
On the other hand, the effect of 2 is that you can attack directly when you line up with your compatriots, but as a low-level direct attacker, the original ATK is high, and if it is an Insect, the effect will be applied even if it is a card with the same name, so this is especially useful. The impression is that it's a monster that wants to find a way out in a modified operation method.
However, the three subscriptions this time are strong and weak, but somehow they have an old-fashioned feeling that reminds me of the subscription bonus monsters from decades ago.