Greed Jar →Used Deck

It's a terrible card just by looking at the fact that it is possible to shoot several 《Extra-Foolish Burial》shots at the same time with Kinken, who sends the card he didn't choose to GY.
However, in addition to relying on the opponent's field, the reverse is very difficult to use as an initial move even though it has an effect for the initial move.
If you set up a reverse gimmick on the opponent's turn, you may be able to make a dream move of sending more cards from the deck to his GY while dropping a few shots of Nutos etc. If there is something to come out, there may be something to shine.

The effect itself, if it can be activated normally, has a rather devious destructive power. Still, that's what this score means.
If you pass, you can activate a large amount of his GY fertilizer and his GY effect from EX, and this effect itself is powerful, but the fact that it depends on the opponent's board is one high hurdle.
However, it is not a big problem in itself, but it has another feature of reverse and bad engagement.
Reverse itself is also a passive effect, and in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, which has a high degree of freedom, there are many ways to remove a face-down without having to reverse it, so I want to trigger a combo with a card that can support reverse. In that case, it is not realistic to use it at the timing after the opponent who can take value has deployed in large numbers.
Then, if you just want to send a card from EX to GY, something like Dogmatika Punishment, which has been used a lot up until now, is fine, and if you want to make GY from the top of the Deck, you can send out Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon as well. Isn't it good? Why can't we get more value than that? I mean, even if you put it out temporarily, it doesn't make sense if you think about the loss of preparation, right? That's what I'm talking about.
This illustration though. 《Pot of Greed》and the characteristics of the pot system are very well combined, and the degree of perfection is very high.

A monster that seems to be a fusion of a greedy pot and a pot, with a strong impression that it is a card that is subject to regulation in the early days.
The reward is good, but if it's only reverse and slow, you can't get the strength of the other party's dependence.
Both effects are slightly different, but since there are similar cards with a higher degree of certainty, the practical aspect seems to be difficult.

An unlikely card combining Pot of Greed and Pod
However, it seems difficult to use it in the middle of the day, the effect itself is not bad, but it is a reverse effect, and I am concerned about the dependence on the other party.
Also, each effect has the advantage of being able to fertilize his GY at once and send monsters from the EX Deck to his GY. I feel
While looking at this card, it occurred to me that even though you can choose between two types of effects, it might be easier to use normal spells such as Pot of Prosperity and Nadir Servant, which are normal spells that don't need to be set. yeah.
Since it says up to the number, you can adjust the number, and I think it's still a dynamic effect, so I'd like to use my own method of operation that is different from other pods.

A new "Pod" Reverse Effect Monster born as a result of the fateful reunion of the "pot" cards "Pot of Greed" and "Morphing Jar" that have existed since the first season.
Up to 2 effects are applied depending on the number and type of monsters in your opponent's field when flipped.
First of all, there is a search effect that improves the quality of the hand like Kyoken and Kinken by flipping over cards from the Deck up to the number of cards in the opponent's field and adding one of them to the hand. Therefore, the card sent to GY is uncertain, but depending on the situation, a large amount of GY advantage can also be obtained.
Furthermore, if there are monsters that have been Special Summoned from the EX Deck on the opponent's field, it will have the effect of sending any monster from his EX Deck to his GY up to that number, which will benefit him such as Nutos. You can feed him GY by targeting monsters that look like him.
However, both effects depend on the number of cards in the opponent's field, and are reverse effects, so if only one of them is used, it can be executed with one card in a much easier way than this effect.
The effect itself is quite strong and greedy and very useful, but if you don't support it, the conditions for activation are quite strict, and its practicality is honestly quite dubious.