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Forbidden Arts of the Gishki →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Ritual Spell	-	-	-	-	-
This card can be used to Ritual Summon any "Gishki" Ritual Monster. You must also Tribute face-up monsters from anywhere on the field, whose total Levels equal the Level of the Ritual Monster you Ritual Summon. Halve the ATK of the monster Ritual Summoned by this effect. You cannot conduct your Battle Phase the turn you activate this card.
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Average Rating Score		4.3(12)

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"Forbidden Arts of the Gishki" card reviews and rating scores

4.3(12)

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		33%	（4）

かどまん
2023/05/19 21:37

Gishki's Ritual Spell allows you to use monsters on the opponent's field as ritual materials, an effect reminiscent of the ritual version of Super Polymerization.
Normal Spell, there is a considerable difference in usability, such as the need to match the total LV of the summoned destination and the material.
In addition, it has the heavy disadvantages of halving the attack and not being able to BF, so it is difficult to use.
It is a card that seems to have been born to expand the design of ritual summoning at that time.
Recently, a ritual theme called "Nouvelles" that uses the opponent's monsters as materials has appeared.
Twelve years have passed since this card, and I feel that the times have changed.

Good ( 2 )

シエスタ
2020/12/04 11:08

No matter how much you can release the opponent's field, it is easy to rely on the opponent's field because it is "to be on the same level", and the disadvantages regarding attacks are also quite heavy, so it will be more difficult to use. .
In the first place, the removal power of Gigas is enough.

Good

アルバ
2020/12/03 23:46

It's a Ritual Spell that can release the opponent as well, reminiscent of super fusion, but it's very difficult to match the level before it's powerless against Xyz Link because you have to match the level perfectly.
Even if he clears this, he will have half ATK and the disadvantage of not being able to battle phase, so there is a strong doubt that it is worth working so hard to use the opponent as a material.

Good

スイレイ
2013/07/11 21:23

Ritual Spell like a super fusion dream!
The sound is good so far, but it is not as convenient as the super fusion
For example, even if you activate this card aiming for a ritual summon with an opponent's monster, if the opponent chained to this card and the monster was returned to the hand by force etc., of course the ritual will end in failure, and at the time of activation, Since there is a contract effect that prevents the battle phase from occurring, it is possible that this turn will end without being able to do anything...
It's still a disappointing card that's hard to handle...

Good ( 1 )

ファナナス
2013/02/10 16:11

Ritual Spell Ver.
I'm happy to be able to cover the loss to some extent by involving the opponent's monsters, but it's quite painful to have to match the level exactly. Also, it is quite painful that the monsters to be released are limited from the field. And needless to say, the battle phase skip is painful
Being able to remove opponent's monsters is attractive, but it's a card that's too hard to use.

Good ( 1 )

みかんゼリー
2012/12/01 16:51

Super☆Ritual☆Ceremony.
There is no choice but to make the level perfect, and unlike Super Fusion, this is not his Quick-Play Spell, so it can only be activated on your turn, and if the opponent has the same level on the field, the probability of Xyz is high.
Therefore, it's powerful once it's decided, but it's hard to find materials in the current Xyz environment.
On top of that, the RBI is halved, and it's pretty tough not being able to battle.
After all, I think that stable Aquamirror + Shadow Gishki is good.

Good

NEOS
2010/12/04 22:01

Forbidden ritual.
In exchange for being able to sacrifice your opponent's monsters, it's an effect that's just right for limiting the Battle Phase and her ATK.
Unlike the Gishki exclusive ritual, there are few salpage methods, and it doesn't work like super fusion, so choose when to use it.

Good

とき
2010/12/04 18:24

The ceremonial version Soul Exchange has finally arrived. It's hopeless if the ritual is done with only the opponent's monsters.
It should be the same, but levels 6 and 8 have a lot of the core cards in his decks, so they work great against them.
The Soul Ogre becomes a shield that can also be removed, and the Mind Orgus does its job just by appearing.
Tetra Ogle...? Oh, there was such a thing...

Good ( 1 )

フッキー
2010/12/02 12:24

A piece cut into a new place in the ceremony.
Even-level monsters will be killed in the search-rich Gishki.

Good

スクラップトリトドン
2010/12/01 21:51

A very ritual.
Even if the level is just right, it is powerful enough to swallow the opponent's monsters.
Luckily for him, 4, 6, and 8 are common levels in decks, so it's easy to adjust.
However, the disadvantages are quite severe, and he is too convenient for Aquamirror and Shadow Grandpa, so it's not that easy to use...

Good

超弩級スライム
2023/08/13 0:00