Ghostrick Doll →Used Deck

I think it's excellent to be able to recruit a "Ghostrick" monster that is at least level 1 after turning all monsters into the face-down Defense Position during the end phase of the reversed turn.
I think you need to be careful with monsters that don't become the back side Defense Position, such as Link Monsters.

The end phase of the reversed turn and Ghostrick's recruitment, though slow, is strong and prepares you for the next turn even if there is a panic or role shift.
However, the Recruit effect itself can be used by Marie as a hand trigger, so I would like to appreciate the fact that it can be used in Cycle Reverse, but it is easy to use based on the historical background of Swords of Concealing Light and the total solar eclipse at their heyday. The current situation is severe with the appearance of the link.
Fortunately, his Ghostricks are generally low level, so depending on the opponent's Deck, you should keep in mind that you can only use his Ghostricks as back defense.

It can be a little difficult to use if it is reversed and depends on the opponent, but the effect itself is powerful.
But it's so cute that I don't care about that.

A powerful monster that turns monsters on the field into face-down defense at the end of the turn with its reverse effect, and even recruits. Moreover, since the effect is activated at the time it is reversed, even if it is not on the field, as long as it is reversed, the backside defense of the end phase will be performed forcibly.
Being in the end phase is both a disadvantage and an advantage.
The downside is the delay in applying the effect. Since it is during the end phase, it does not affect the battle itself and cannot be used as a means of defense. Even if you use it on your own turn, you can't expect more development because it uses the recruit effect. Although it may be good as long as you use the night.
The advantage is that during the End Phase, you can turn all monsters on the field into face-down defense. You can suppress the opponent's deployment to some extent. It sounds like a modest benefit, but it's very effective. At least being able to stop the effects of monsters entering the field is a pretty nice effect.
The biggest weakness of this card is that it has a high probability of being removed by the effect once it is recognized to enter the field because it is a reverse effect.

"Hitogata" is something that Zeniba used in Spirited Away. But no matter how you look at the illustration, it looks like a cute bisque doll.
Perfect performance for deployment personnel, at least level 1 of his Ghostrick can be recruited. On top of that, he'll put everyone to sleep, both enemies and allies, so hopefully he'll be fully prepared for Ghostrick's turn.
However, it should be noted that Ghostrick's Xyz is a little unsynthetic.

cute. Really cute.
I play the role of developing my own ghost story.
Combining Jiangshi and Panic did something terrible.
Same thing again next turn from his Special Summon from hand search...
A trump card for your Gostri Deck.
I wonder why this kid's ratings aren't so high...

A person is a piece of paper in the shape of a person possessed by a shikigami.
I never thought we would see a card with performance on par with Kyonshi and Marie...
Although the timing is late, he is a rare type of recruiter who recruits from the deck after putting both the opponent and himself to sleep.
In terms of Ghostrick's theme, it's pretty good to bring in jiangshi while you're laying down monsters that get in the way of your opponent.
However, this is both an advantage and a disadvantage, as Alucard and Dullahan fall asleep, and the number of cards is adjusted before they are put to sleep, so if you don't think about when to use them, you won't have any ads, so be careful.

Only level 1 is available separately. Why is Deck enough?
However, it is quite scary that the activation of the effect is slow.
It must be the strength that the activation timing and the effect are neutralized.

Further development factors for Ghostrick.
With a combo with Panic, you can thwart and deploy, while also flipping jiangshi and skeletons that have been overturned during your opponent's turn.
Note that flipping it face down is a forced effect.
It is extremely excellent, but if the situation is not in place, instability will be exposed in handling.
I want to scrutinize the number of inputs.

The more monsters your opponent has, the more profitable it is, but your own monsters are also counted, so the more monsters you deploy, the more types of monsters you can bring. The effect is a bit similar to Kyonshi.
Ghostrick might be a little difficult to use, but it can be used in combos with monsters that have reverse effects, so it might be interesting to try changing his Deck a bit. I don't know about stability.

"Ningyo" is another easy way to read it...but you read it as "Hitogata" instead of "Ningyo".
The effect that activates when flipped is rather disgusting, and being able to recruit his Ghostrick of all levels if there are 3 or more monsters on the opponent's field is rather delicious.
However, the back side Defense Position = Ghostrick or a monster with a reverse effect is fixed, so there is a possibility that the effect will be destroyed, so it will not be stable...

At first glance, it looks like a great guy that makes up for Ghostrick's shortcomings.
The total lunar eclipse-like effect makes his Ghostrick's next turn's attacks much easier, and Recruit perfectly compensates for his Ghostrick's lack of deployment power.
However, the trigger called reverse is more difficult than I imagined.
If you lock with Knight or activate Ghostrick Field, it's rare to reverse this on your opponent's turn. If it is your own turn, it will be slow and the taste will be reduced.
There is also a recruiter named Marie, so it may be unexpectedly difficult to use.

People. A guy with long hair.
An easy-to-understand Gostoli total solar eclipse. The effect itself is quite strong if you can summon other ghosts in addition. One of the advantages is that it is hard to interfere with activation and end phase. Permanent sealing is also interesting with Knights. If Madou was still a monster... no, it's nothing.
The problem that seems to be a problem is that this card is 2 stars and that it is put out in the back defense. It's a little worrisome if it's a conventional 13-axis construction. Also, since you can't hit this guy when there's a house, museum, or parried, unless you use panic or roll shift, reverse basically becomes your turn. In that case, I'm worried about the special in the back defense...
In short, it's strong, but it's not enough to fully invest. The pattern is still cute, though.

Ghostrick has a precious effect that comes into play from his deck.
It's up to the ruling, but if it can be activated even when it is reversed and destroyed by an opponent's attack during the opponent's turn, I think it would be extremely annoying for the opponent.
Also cute.