Tsukuyomi →Used Deck

A low-ranking Spirit Monster of the 3rd term who created an era with the ability to set one monster on the field with the summon/reverse trigger effect.
Since you can also set your own monsters, it can be used for various combos, but even by itself, by setting an opponent's monster in a set state, it has a fairly strong power to render it harmless, and that monster's DEF is less than 1100. It is excellent that it can be dealt with by itself with its own attack as it is.
As an anti-monster agent that can play an active role without being depleted by being bounced to the hand, its ability to penetrate resistance is weaker than Neo-Spacian Grand Mole, but since the effect is triggered at the same time as it is summoned, this is the interference card for Friche. can be said to be stronger.
Now that the game speed has become overwhelmingly fast, the importance of summoning rights has become too important, so it is undeniable that it is lacking in power. Therefore, I have the impression that it is a card that can still do well in his specialized Deck.

Originally banned card Spirit Monster along with 《Yata-Garasu》
The effect is to activate 《Book of Moon》when summoned.
The disadvantage of returning to the hand during EF is not so much of a problem at the old dueling speed.
By being able to roughly destroy an attacker with a higher RBI but lower defensive power.
It was enough to create a status line of defensive strength that could not be beaten by this card.
Involved with "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" that was later released in "Metamorphosis"
Banned for being used in Rock Deck
After that, restrictions were gradually lifted due to inflation.
10 years ago, in the era of two strong [Dragon Ruler] [Spellbook], the Dragon Ruler side summoned his Spellbook
Spotlighted as the best meta card to break through 《Jowgen the Spiritualist》
It was also used in the world tournament of the same year, and it is also one that leads to a stunning victory in the final.
This happened at a time when there weren't many monsters with effects that could be used for general purposes.
It's difficult to make use of this card now because there are no scenes that rely on it.

It was banned for a long time because it was used to reuse the effect of Flip Monster and temporarily seal the disadvantages of Sausaku and Shocker.
It's great that you can simply use it as a back defense and hit it, set it and interfere with reverse, and it works alone. He is also the culprit who formed the Tsukuyomi Line, whose human right is to have a defensive strength of 1100 or more that can not be beaten by Tsukuyomi no Mikoto.
In modern times, the book of moons is unlimited, and it feels like it's outdated, but the part that can be used as back defense every turn is unique. Some decks are still usable as combo parts.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is main to set own monster and to reuse.
Due to the fact that Synchro Monster and Xyz Monster have been reinstated in the 11th term rules, he has also reinstated the cards that make him the back Defense Position.
However, since this card uses summoning rights and the defense of the opponent's monsters has also improved, it is difficult to use it in Defense Position to defeat it.
If you want to do it, make your monster face-down defense and reuse effects such as Flip Monster, or return the change of offense and defense.
However, there are many Flip Monster supports, and there are many cards that can be used in a similar way, such as 《Subterror Behemoth Ultramafus》, 《Subterror Final Battle》, and 《Junk Sleep》.
《Book of Moon》, which uses the right to summon, is hard to prioritize.
If you put together a stiff lock and put pressure on your opponent, it's a hand.

In the past, he was active in combos with Sausaku, and the impact on the environment was so great that his defensive power was emphasized and the Tsukuyomi life line was created.
However, as a result of the increase in the card pool and inflation, many things that exceed the Tsukuyomi life line appeared, and the speed of the environment increased, so it returned to 2012.
At the beginning of his return, it was sometimes used in his decks (Dragon Ruler, etc.) that had too much summoning rights, but he no longer had the influence he once had, and a year after his return, he was unlimited.
With the introduction of Link, who currently has no defense, the position of the battle position card becomes difficult, and although he can use it every turn, he also has the peculiarity of spirits that cannot be Special Summoned, so he chooses Deck a little.
There are more cases where the effect doesn't work in the first place, and using the right to summon one body to the back side can't keep up with the current era. Is it better to combo with your own card as a target rather than your opponent's?
Sausaku is back now, and combos like before are possible, but from the current card pool, it's honestly too slow and yawning.
I think it's a piece that makes you feel the inflation of the times.

A truly living Book of Moon Spirit Monster.
Since it basically uses the power of summoning, you may hesitate to use it at first glance, but since it returns to the hand during the end phase, which is the biggest feature of the spirit, it is possible to use the calligraphy of the month every turn.
As a result, it was difficult to be removed during the opponent's turn, and on my turn, I was able to defeat an opponent with a defense of less than 1100 by myself, which was a reasonably strong function.
Furthermore, since you can use the flip side effect on yourself, it was once used to absorb it with Sausaku and unequip it while hitting it. Because of that, the threat has become relatively weaker, and now it's unlimited.
Also, as you can see from the fact that the introduction of his Link Monster has reduced the use of the Moon Book, it may be a bit sad that the nature of combos with your own monsters has become quite high now.

A monster that can create a perfect moon book when summoned.
It sounds like it's excellent (although it's actually excellent), but it's a subtle point if it's worth spending the right to summon.
If anything, it seems better to use the fact that you can use your own monsters as back defense.
Reuse Reverse, Unequip Sacrifice, etc.
Unfortunately, the current Yu-Gi-Oh doesn't have much time to do this, so it's not very realistic.

A Spirit Monster that has the same effect as the Book of the Moon, turning the opponent into back defense.
It can be used to destroy low-defense monsters and reuse reverse effects. In particular, it has excellent compatibility with 《Thousand-Eyes Restrict》, which has an absorption effect, and is a powerful card that was once banned. It is also a strength that it is blessed with races and attributes.

A monster with the Book of Moon effect. Since this single card can be destroyed in battle, it became Monarch's natural enemy and coined the term Tsukuyomi Life Line. It is designated as a banned card due to its high adoption rate. However, Monarch disappeared from the environment, and even after Synchro Summoning, he was still banned, so he was told that it wasn't a card that would be banned, and he was finally released after Xyz appeared. As expected, it was never used, and it went to unlimited in no time. He should have been released three years earlier.

I think the previous ban was largely due to 《Thousand-Eyes Restrict》going wild, but since it can be searched with Aragama, it is a very useful card if you insert it as a Spirit. Cards above the line can also be destroyed without problems using Yamato or Xyz.
If your opponent doesn't have any monsters, the point that you can't use it for Xyz is a bit of a drawback.

Just when I thought I had returned from the ban recently, the card was suddenly made unlimited. That said, the effect itself is still powerful, and you can use it to deal with monsters with low DEF alone, or destroy monsters that are resistant to effect destruction with removal effects. It is also useful as a means of reusing reverse effects.

A monster equipped with a Book of the Moon by default. It's surprising because there used to be a "Tsukuyomi life line". If you have this monster, you can defeat monsters with less than 1100 DEF as long as they don't have battle destruction resistance. Another advantage is that you can reuse the effects of Reverse Effect Monsters.

A small Mae Stroke-like card that can block your opponent's permanent effects.
Additionally, since it can be used on your own cards, it can be used to reuse Reverse Effect Monsters and Wind-Ups.
Also, in a pinch, you can simply set it and treat it as a Reverse Effect Monster, and use the effect to overcome the situation.
So it's a card that can be used in many ways, but it doesn't have much speed and power, and in the current environment, it's a step lacking...
When it comes time to use it, it's a hassle, but it's a troublesome card, so I don't feel like actively using it.

Thanks to the spirit effect, it became a book of the moon that can be reused.
I didn't play it when this card was banned, but I didn't expect that Armed LV7 was said to be weak...
In the current environment, defense is neglected, but there are some that are plainly high in defense, so don't forget to check the defense when activating the effect.
Another purpose is to use it to negate the opponent's card effect by making it a back defense. Is this how it should be used?

Combined with the characteristics of the spirit, it is truly a living book of the moon. Although it consumes summon power, it can silence low-defense workhorse monsters like the Damned, and monsters with nasty permanent effects like the Naturia Beast. In addition, he can combo with his 《Needle Worm》to deck death... anyway, it's highly versatile. It's been banned for a long time, but it's finally back to the limit... but the environment is too fast and I can't see it at all.

If Bounder is a living , then this is a book of living moons. With its effect, it is possible to destroy monsters with 1000 or less DEF such as Damned by battle. Although it was designated as a prohibited card, it entered GS immediately after the restrictions were relaxed. However, now that the environment has become faster, it hurts to use summon power, and the adoption rate of the Book of the Moon itself has declined, so I don't see it much... but even so, Thunder King Rai-Oh has low defense. It can be said that its performance that can hunt strong monsters is origami.

Oh, it's the Book of the Moon Living in Spirit.
The number of cards that target defense has also increased recently. This is the most active as a spirit card.
Unexpected to be reprinted in GS2013.

Book of the Living Moon
Use the opponent's troublesome monster as a back defense and hit it back.
Turn your Reverse Effect Monster face down and go home
and useful monsters
Also attributes and races are good.

The Book of the Living Moon has finally returned.
Defend and defeat your opponent.
You can seal the effect instead of defeating it, and you can reuse Flip Monsters.
However, I may not have time to put it out due to the speeding up of the environment.

A Spirit Monster with built-in Moon Book effects.
Due to the influence of this card, it is said that cards with DEF of 1000 or less are weak, so much so that the Tsukuyomi Life Line was created. As I wrote in the book of the month, it's a simple yet versatile card that can be used to reuse Reverse Effect Monsters, use it to assist in combat, or seal troublesome Effect Monsters.
It used to be one of the banned cards, but because it felt difficult to use the summoning right to activate its effect, it was returned to the restricted cards and decided to be reprinted in the next GOLD SERIES.

Opion→Cannot be defeated, Christia→Cannot be defeated, Lagia→Cannot be defeated, Grapha→Cannot be defeated, Dansel→Cannot be defeated, Ananeo→Cannot be defeated, Hyperion→Cannot be defeated, Quasar→Cannot be defeated, Cien→Cannot be defeated, Roach→Can be defeated
You can only beat Roach, can't you?
It's not bad, it's not...

When you said you were coming back, you really did.
appear in the field
with the enemy behind
hunting
I'm going back to my hand...
It is normally strong that you can easily hunt 1000 defense or less.
There is also a guy called Marshmallow who has returned without limit...
It will be interesting to see how this card, which has been sleeping for a long time, behaves in a different environment.
Both attributes and races are pretty good (bossot)

I'm back! ! Book of the Moon Built-in Massine!
Use the reverse effect with the Book of the Moon effect to hunt those with low defense.
Following the reprint of gold to commemorate the return, the semi-restriction has been relaxed this time.
To be frank, the adoption rate is low, so I think it's okay to be unlimited.

You said you'd come back, you said you'd come back... So...?
In exchange for the right to summon, cast 《Book of Moon》as many times as you want to hunt down cards with low defense.
Due to his high versatility, his use in Deck Death calls for a ban. It's a different card from 《Book of Moon》... It's not a fast card, but it's a 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》killer.
Perhaps the slowness of using the summoning right was disliked, or the Tsukuyomi life line is a relic of the past, and the adoption rate has not increased, but the GS recording is included in the resurrection frame from the ban.
In addition, it was promoted to semi-restricted due to its too low adoption rate, but the number one hypothetical enemy, 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, is semi-restricted, so its utility value is further reduced (trembling voice)
And of course unlimited. To be frank, if it's an EX Deck pair, Mole is stronger...

Personally, I am a candidate for return to restriction.
This card doesn't seem to go particularly well with his Deck at the forefront.

A book of living moons that can be reused.
In the past, it drastically reduced the adoption rate of cards with defense of 1000 or less, and has been used even after it was restricted.
There was a draw skip combo by using it again, but escaped from prison as the environment speeded up.
It's an environment where defense has been neglected since before entering, but there are more and more troublesome monsters on the Tsukuyomi life line.
That's why it's more enwa. For a while, Dragon Ruler used it as a countermeasure against Jougen, but neither Jougen nor his Dragon Ruler disappeared from the environment...
However, it was able to see the light of day thanks to the super strengthening of the original spirit.

Loop card revival.
What the hell Even though it's a limitation, it's pretty bad.
What's more, it's also effective against enemies, and deliberately flipping over disgusting monsters is a sufficiently effective tactic, so he travels a lot.