Aqua Spirit →Used Deck

It's great to be able to bring out Bahasha and Kurage-senpai, but the synergy with WATER is lacking. The most subtle in the spirit series.
Let the effects wash away.

One of the 4 "Spirit" Special Summon monsters consisting of 4 elements that can be Special Summoned by excluding 1 monster with the same attribute as his own GY that appeared in the 2nd term.
This monster is in charge of his WATER and has an Aqua race, and was once nominated for a VB beauty pageant. Where is it?" I thought, but now it's a pretty favorite monster.
The unique effect is to change the battle position of one opponent's monster to the opponent's standby, making it impossible to change the battle position of that turn except for effects, mainly changing the monster in the Attack Position to the Defense Position for that turn It will be an operation to reduce the number of moves of the other party.
Compared to Garuda the Wind Spirit, which has the same offense and defense and is in charge of his WIND with the same group of monsters, it has a much higher chance of fulfilling its own role than over there, which must survive until the opponent's end phase before the operation method. is winning.
However, currently, even if monsters are in Defense Position, there are so many ways to use them as materials for Special Summons from the EX Deck that it is difficult to function as a deterrent, so it seems better to think that this effect does not exist. is.
If you look at it as a monster that can be put on the field with a plus one regardless of the situation of the field without using the summoning right or the effect that activates it, it's not so bad including the RBI, and it's also suitable as a material for various Special Summons. Furthermore, it would be nice to be able to use the WATER monster that was removed to Special Summon itself for something.
Not only this monster, but also the dark and light "spirit" Special Summon monsters that will appear later, the effects are all mediocre or worse, so I feel like I should be able to make use of races and exclusions when making them deployment personnel. is.

Comprehensive evaluation: It's basically used for Link materials and Xyz materials, but depending on the board, it may be effective.
Because it is easy to Special Summon, it is basically used as various materials. 《Fenrir》has 2 copies removed, so this one wins in terms of simplicity.
It is also possible to meet conditions such as 《Oh F!sh!》.
The effect is only fixed in Defense Position, but if the opponent is not his Link Monster, it is possible to block the attack.
Most likely it will be a link material, but depending on the opponent's extras and his deck, there is a possibility that it can't be used as a material and can survive the attack.

His WATER version of the spirit, and his main job is deployment personnel.
However, the existence of a more convenient angler is quite painful.
I want to take advantage of the fact that there are no disadvantages and that I can exclude his GY.

The same can be said for other spirits, but its effects are decorations and it is mainly used as a basic material personnel. The summoning conditions are a little troublesome, so it's common that it's a little difficult to use on the first hand.
There are other deployment cards such as Angler and 《Instant Fusion》, but they all have advantages and disadvantages, and this card also has a certain value.
Well, despite the fact that it takes a bit of work, the effect is decorative and the stats are subtle, so I can't expect it to work more than just a deployment card, and I can't give it a high rating.

The honesty effect is now a decoration. It has a loose Special Summon effect and is best treated as an Xyz or Link material. The required GY cost is one less than Fenrir, and compared to his Special Summon conditions, which are also looser, 《Silent Angler》, the subsequent development is not restricted.

WATER's Special Summon monster
There should be no problem in operating it as a material because of its loose cost.
However, I don't think it's a good single performance because of its low RBI and effects that can only be used during the opponent's turn.

Level 4 WATER that can be issued by excluding his WATER of GY.
As a Rank 4 such as 《Bahamut Shark》or one that can be connected to Link, he can be used in general WATER. The effect of changing the battle position of the opponent's monster and suppressing it during the opponent's turn is also convenient and easy to treat as a hindrance.

One of the spirit monsters that comes out at GY cost.
It's not bad to be able to attack with ATK 2000,
Easy to use as a Synchro Xyz material
This kind of effect is about the same as Fenrir, which has one more exclusion cost.
I am also happy that there are few competitors.
The battle position change effect is also for breaking through strong enemies in the current environment where defense is neglected
It can be said that there is no loss effect.

His level 4 WATER monster that can be Special Summoned at a low cost makes it an excellent Xyz and Synchro material. It's convenient to call "Gungnir" and "Bahamut Shark", which are bound by WATER. The effect is not weak, but you shouldn't expect to be able to stop the attack.

It's very helpful when I want to send 《Bahamut Shark》immediately with Mermail. There's no reason why ☆ 4, who can SS with 1 GY cost, is weak, and if she has 《Fishborg Archer》in her GY, it's great that she can connect to Gungnir without using the summoning right.
The second effect also cannot be overlooked. Even if you're outnumbered, it's one of the cards that you can use to get out one turn, but I personally think it's highly rated.

Since this card is activated during the opponent's Standby Phase, there is no need to worry about Veiler flying, but it is an unsuitable effect for his deck, which is good at mass deployment.
Furthermore, if a monster affected by this card's effect is used as a cost during the Main Phase, it becomes meaningless.
Instead of trying to use this card's effect forcefully, it's better to use it as a foundation for releasing high-level monsters and monsters sleeping in extras.

The effect seems to be nothing. Sometimes I just remember to delay the attack...
However, he has few level 4 that can actively Special Summon with WATER, and his rival Fenrir has an air effect unless it is a dedicated Deck.
It has become a stepping stone for coelacanths and Gungnir.
It is also one that was greatly influenced by Bahamut Shark, which demands water x2.

Spirit series convenient for all kinds of materials.
You can banish 1 GY WATER monster to Special Summon him, and it has the effect of changing the battle position of 1 monster during the opponent's standby and prohibiting the format change of that card that turn.
WATER is a hard-to-use Fenrir that requires two similar cards to be removed. For that reason, mutual compatibility is not effective, and it can be said that the high existence value of the spirit series is top class. It can't be said that the ability to deploy a Special Summon from your hand with a single GY cost is weak.
The effect was usable in the old slow environment, but now it's visible that it's being turned into various materials, and it's hard to deny that it's powerless against Link Monsters, which have no concept of battle position. After all, it is true that it will be a material.

He can Special Summon just by having one in GY.
Change the battle position of your opponent's monster and defeat it on your next turn.
It's the same WATER as Gael, so you can incorporate it into the Gael Deck, make this monster a Tribute after his Special Summon, and summon a high-level monster.

A subtle yet powerful effect.
If you can figure out where to use it, it's fine.

Unlike other spirits, it cannot be compared to its rival, Fenrir.
GY Fertilizer also has a frog, and the corresponding water spirit art is also powerful, so it shouldn't be a bad luck.

It would have been 8 points if it looked a little cuter!
You can search for water dragons by excluding Tidal, and above all, it's delicious that level 4 can be summoned with only his GY cost.
Display changes are easy to handle.