Aqua Chorus Round →Used Deck

It takes a long time to get an add, and it's easy to get stuck in the activation limit on the first turn, so the combo potential is narrow, and it's easy to be influenced by luck and circumstances.
Besides, it's becoming common for cards these days to have a one-turn activation limit attached to their names.
The impression that something seems to be useful, and the difficulty of handling seems to win.

Comprehensive evaluation: Should I search for a monster that has an effect that can be used for Special Summon that does not activate, or a monster that can use the effect during the opponent's turn?
For example, 《Schwarzschild Limit Dragon》can be Special Summoned from your hand, so if you search for two cards, you can deploy both of them and Xyz Summon.
Also, even if you can't do it on your own turn, you can move by searching for monsters that activate during your opponent's turn.
Again, 《Dogmatika Fleurdelis, the Knighted》, something that can be used in the main phase, or a hand trigger can be a check.
The problem is that you can only use it if you have multiple monsters that stack 3 cards, so it's basically a hand trigger.
You can also search for multiple Spell/Trap cards, especially setting two Trap cards at once.
It might be interesting to use 2 copies of 《Accumulated Fortune》that can be chained and activated at once.

It is his Spell card that will be a remake card of 《Aqua Chorus》that appeared as one of the cards randomly attached to Kaiba Rom in DM4 in Season 2, especially the woman in the center is drawn in the illustration over there. It will be the same person.
As for the costume in question... Hmmm, it's okay, it doesn't look transparent this time.
As for the effect, by removing one card from your hand, you can search up to two cards with the same name as the one you removed during your next Standby Phase.
When activated, I lost 2 cards in my hand, but nothing happened. It is not established as a card to attract .
Then, in the end, it can be used as a card that allows you to remove any card from your hand without reducing your hand. Since there is no effect, it is inconvenient that you can not use the trigger effect of the removed card in most situations when you go first.
You don't necessarily have to do a same-name search, so it's flexible enough to exclude any hand regardless of the Deck's situation...
Even with spell cards, in the present age where the effect of name turn 1 is increasing rapidly, there are not many cases where it is advantageous to bring two cards with the same name to the hand, so it is classified as a so-called "low practicality no rare". I get the impression that it is a card that
However, this is a bit of an extreme evaluation based on the premise of "going first on the first turn", so if you broaden your horizons a little more, I think there are definitely decks that can use this effectively.
Personally, I've liked the woman in the center since "Aqua Chorus", so I'm really happy that she's making a comeback, and the illustration of her looking like she's waiting for a kiss is great.

You have to wait until the next turn, so it's hard to use on the first turn, but it's rare to be able to search for two cards from the Deck, and it's good to be able to cost the card that activates when banished.
A piece that can be used normally depending on the deck.