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Gishki Vision →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Effect Monster	-	2	Sea Serpent	700	500
If you Ritual Summon exactly 1 WATER Ritual Monster with a card effect that requires use of monsters, this card can be used as the entire requirement. You can discard this card; add 1 "Gishki" Ritual Monster from your Deck to your hand.
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Average Rating Score		8.6(21)

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"Gishki Vision" card reviews and rating scores

8.6(21)

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ブルーバード
2022/09/02 17:58

Basically, it can be said to be as excellent as Shadow. Gishki guarantees 3 stacks.
If I dare to be stingy, it's not 4 stars, and it's painful that Gishki Beast doesn't lead to rank 4.
On the other hand, there is a strength that leads to a diva.

Good

ジュウテツ
2022/01/14 4:06

I think that the effect of covering the release of "WATER" Ritual Monster with one copy and the effect of searching for "Gishki" Ritual Monster are both excellent.
I think that it is also a strength that it supports "salvage".

Good

プンプン丸
2022/01/13 10:58

《《Gishki Shadow》》's companion, this one has a different vector and has excellent business trip performance, and since it is a level 2 Sea Serpent, it can be recruited with 《Deep Sea Diva》. It's easy to make level 4 synchro "Herald of the Arc Light" and rank 2 "Herald of Pure Light". For a while, the 《Fortress Whale》Deck was popular among some people in terms of the release of the WATER ritual, and it was used there. I think it's a card that has the ability to be used more easily as the number of WATER rituals increases in the future.

Good

超弩級スライム
2022/01/13 10:46

Monsters that can search for "Gishki" Ritual Monsters without using summon rights
Even if you use it for a ritual summon, you can cover it with one copy.
It's a Ritual Monster version of Gishki Shadow, but it doesn't use the search effect as many times as over there. Gishki doesn't have a lot of Ritual Monsters, and he doesn't have as many cards in his deck as Aquamirror does.
Still, you can expand the search range of Abyss, and you can actively send it to her GY, so it works well with Salvage.
Unlike "Gishki Shadow", it's not guaranteed to be three stacks, but it doesn't mean it won't be adopted.

Good ( 2 )

シエスタ
2020/12/12 15:05

It has a search effect that can be said to be the opposite of Shadow, and although its level is low, it has a release reduction effect, so it is also active as a release agent.
Since it's level 2, it can't be connected to rank 4 unlike the beast, but it can levitate like Abyss.
He of Ritual Axis will be a must card in Gishki.

Good

アルバ
2020/12/03 23:50

Ritual Monster version of Shadow.
Since it's level 2, Xyz from Beast is no longer possible, but it also supports salvage, and as a personnel, there's nothing to complain about.
A place where you want to use separately from Shadow in the search from Abyss.

Good

hio
2015/08/28 22:04

One of Gishki's karoshi duo. Those who search for monsters.
Needless to say, the usefulness of search, but in the second half he often uses salvage from GY.
That said, he's still a staple card in Gishki.
On the other hand, an advantage that Shadow does not have is that it is compatible with Daevas.
After recruiting, you can release the ritual as it is, or you can synchronize and release "Herald of the Arc Light".
I see him using Deskbot at Nekroz from time to time, but honestly I think this one is much more useful.
Nekroz Ritual can also reduce the release, so it's a good match in that regard.

Good

カンノーネ
2015/07/08 23:32

The first person to give Gishki an Insmouth touch.
Although less important than Shadow searching for Ritual Spells, he has a powerful Ritual Monster search effect that any Gishki would enter.
Due to Aquamirror's relationship, even if it's not so much karoshi, the effect of being able to become an all-purpose release agent with the other one is strong enough.

Good

ナル参照
2014/08/02 1:15

An eel that can become transparent. Future, Illusion.
A dual case of Gishki that searches for Ritual Monsters. Basically, after searching for Ritual Monsters, Aquamirror's effect will accumulate his cards in his hand, so in the second half, the search effect can be difficult to use. Of course, it is possible to increase the stability in the early stages, so I would like to make at least two throws.
Also, this card can be used as a single Ritual Monster release, so it's very economical. Very useful for ritual summoning high level monsters such as Gigas and Levi Anima.
You can't miss the level of 2 stars, which supports levitation, and the fact that you can become Trish with Gaffre 6 stars. It's worth keeping in mind that he can also be a Sea Serpent for Daevas.

Good

たたた
2014/04/02 15:28

As expected, it's not as good as Shadow's, but this person's overwork is also mostly
Whether it's 6-axis, 8-axis, or 10-axis, Gishki is a card I definitely want to use when building a deck, but you should pay close attention to the number of cards.

Good

モートン
2014/02/08 1:00

Unlike Shadow, it has the effect of searching for monsters.
With the effect of Abyss, when he wants to search for Ritual Monsters, he can compress through this guy.
It's also powerful if you can play it as a diva in a quiet way.
Gishki's Ritual Monster tends to cost between Ritual Monsters. Aquamirror's effect makes it easy to procure Ritual Monsters, so they can't be expected to be as active as Shadow. It would have been better if it was level 4, but I can't say it's extravagant lol It's still strong.

Good

ホワイトらて
2013/11/20 16:55

Gishki Ritual Monster version of karoshi representative shadow.
It has a useful effect similar to shadow. However, once Ritual Monster searches, he rarely returns to the deck, so he doesn't overwork as much as Shadow.
Due to the diva and levitation response, it can turn in a small radius, so it often appears in a different form than Shadow.

Good

ファナナス
2013/02/11 17:56

Shadow's Ritual Monster Ver. It is a disposable monster search.
Just like Shadow, you can easily search for it by cutting it from your hand, and it's also excellent for salvage. It may not make much sense, but it is possible to recruit from Daeva.
It's a mandatory class monster in Gishki, but once Gishki's Ritual Monster comes into hand, he stays in his Aquamirror nature hand. So it's not always necessary to fully invest like Shadow.

Good

みかんゼリー
2012/12/08 17:22

This one searches for Ritual Monsters, like Shadow-san's counterpart.
Ritual Monsters are easier to search than Ritual Spells, but as a Ritual Axis he shouldn't be weak against Gishki.
Of course, it's delicious to be a tribute to the ceremony, and I'm happy that it supports salvage.
If you're going to form a Gishki, I'd like to use it as a set with Shadow.

Good

ででででｓ
2011/11/18 18:10

Surfacing is delicious with Gishki's ritual support.

Good

とき
2011/04/27 10:58

Shadow-san who searches for monsters.
Monsters can be called with 《Preparation of Rites》, but Soul Ogre can only be called with this guy.
It's nice to be able to summon it as a diva, or to come up to the surface, and that it's more effective than Shadow.
I thought it would be fine to stack 3 cards for both the ritual type and the synchronized type. Guaranteed to dramatically boost Gishki's rotation.

Good

スクラップトリトドン
2011/04/27 9:23

Another person died from overwork after Mr. Shadow.
This is a Ritual Monster that can be called with 《Preparation of Rites》etc., so although it is not as important as Shadow,
A search that doesn't use the summoning right can't be weak.

Good

ねこーら
2023/10/28 9:39