Doomstar Ulka →Used Deck

・Activation conditions are basically dependent on the other party
・Cannot be activated when 2 or more leaves the field.
・Optional effect that misses timing
Aside from these three, I think it's an exceptional effect for a low-level monster that can be Normal Summoned from your hand or GY!
In particular, there are still many cards that can only deal with "destruction by effect", so if it's a card effect, I think it's pretty amazing that you can use the effect regardless of the type of removal, such as banishment, bounce, GY send, release, etc. !
I think there are situations where it can be useful as a card that can offset the opponent's 1 obstruction, and by doing Special Summon again, you can get an effect, and it works well with monsters that reset the limit, so even if you come out, it will be high. As a non-theme general-purpose monster in the main deck of this pack, such as being a RBI attacker, I think it's a performance that deserves an MVP!

When only one of your monsters is removed by your opponent, it has the effect of Special Summoning that monster or this monster, and can be used as a counter to removal.
You can use it not only from your hand but also from her GY, so if you put it in her GY for the time being, you can make your opponent hesitate to remove it.
It's perfect as a companion for suppressing monsters, and even if it's removed, it'll come back immediately, creating an unpleasant situation for your opponent.
If the opponent's removal is a hand or his Deck bounce, or if the back side is excluded, you will be able to put yourself out, but the effect will give you 3000 RBI, and if you leave the field after using this effect, you will not be removed, so you can reuse the effect. You can also aim.
As for the drawback, as already said, it has the effect of missing timing, which is rare these days.
As mentioned earlier, it can also be activated with GY, but if you are conscious of it, it may remove it in a way that misses the timing, so it may be better to aim for a surprise attack with it in your hand.

A defensive effect that can be used both in the hand and GY.
It can be received as a pseudo-turn resistance grant, but it is even more compatible with the SS effect.
If you organize the results by the removal method, is it like the following?
Case where 《Doomstar Ulka》is SSed: Bounce/Exclude backside
Cases where removed monsters are SSed: Effect destruction/exclusion/release
At level 4, an excellent hand trigger was about Skull Meister, so it's also a valuable presence in terms of status.
At first, I thought it was a little strange, but I think it's a good card because it's good for hand cost and can be used every turn.

When a monster on your field leaves the field due to an opponent's effect, by banishing your hand or her own GY, depending on the state of the monster that left the field, that monster or this card can be his Special Summon. A monster with abilities.
The strength is that you can immediately revive a fallen monster without negate the effect, it has a high surprise attack from your hand, and you can do this with less consumption from GY.
Also, if the monster that left the field is bounced to the hand or deck or does not exist in the specified area due to backside exclusion, etc., this monster will be Special Summoned from the exclusion state instead, and his ATK will be increased in a row. However, his ATK is 3000 even though he is a low class monster.
This RBI increase also supports things other than his Special Summon due to this effect, and if you use it on your turn, it will last until the end of the next opponent's turn, and if you use it on your opponent's turn, you can use it as an attacker even on your turn. can do.
Even if you special summon yourself to her with your own effect, it won't return to her deck or be removed when you leave play, so sending it to GY will give you a chance to activate the effect again.
However, this effect has become rare in recent years, and it's a ``optional effect of time'' that can be missed at the right time. I guess