Nekroz of Sophia →Used Deck

Nekroz's Ritual Monster with the power of Sophia, Goddess of Rebirth
Unlike his other Nekroz rituals, special summoning conditions are imposed.
Existence with less effective summoning conditions than the original
The overall reset effect is limited to power down from the main house and GY only.
No unchainable protection, which makes it easily susceptible to jamming
The summoning conditions are looser than the main family, but the cost itself is quite heavy, so it would be miserable if you were forced to come out.
Above all, the restriction that only this card can be summoned that turn is serious, and this alone is a considerable demerit factor.
The unique effect ① EX seal is a realistic cost, but
Since it is limited to main phase 1, it is only possible to obtain a slight tempo add.
I'm not sure if it's worth discarding two Nekroz cards.
In this way, the risk and return are not balanced, and as a result, the card is not used in [Nekroz].

Compared to the original Sopia, the difference in races is the only difference, and Nekroz itself has a lot of different races, so it's easy to tie it down.
However, due to the Nekroz Ritual Spell, it is necessary to match 3 bodies and level 11, so after all, the effort and consumption will increase considerably.
The effect of 1 is that he can easily raise the cost if he is Nekroz, and his decks that use EX are still many, so the influence is high. However, Nekroz is inherently strong against his Special Summon monsters, so there's no need to resort to heavy heavy ones for this effect.
The effect of 2 is not the original, but it is a strong removal. However, since it doesn't interfere with the hand and the chain seal is gone, its reliability is greatly reduced. The point that the movement like putting out this card makes it easier for the opponent to be vigilant is also a neck. And the act of summoning Todome is prohibited.
The effect itself is powerful, but the risk is too big and there are too many other excellent Nekroz, so I don't think it will be practical.

The god who ended the last century and the one who destroyed our clan, but what is it like to have that power in your body, or rather, is it okay?
《Gishki Emilia》Maybe she's similar to her mother in that she's particularly unreasonable as a dancing princess from Nekroz?
Definitely a difficult category to put out. When trying to use the theme support, many themes tend to be racially unified, so it's easy to get in trouble.
On that point, it's probably relatively easy to put out Zefra, which has various themes made for this purpose, but it's relatively difficult to match the level...
Although it is relatively possible to separate the races through oracles and searches for each theme, it is possible to drop the roots with "Mathematician" (Spellcaster level 3) or "Armageddon Knight" (Warrior level 4) and reduce the scale to Special Summon. It is also one of the direct attacks.
It doesn't matter if you can use it or not, why did you limit its effect? I understand that the head family sophia will become useless if we don't put that constraint on it. Then don't make it.
It's hard to put out a vanilla ritual with 3400 RBI... but honestly it's subtle.

Well, if Ritual Monsters are of such a high level, then the conditions for aligning them in the three races are
The effect is strong, but it's hard to get out if it's hard to get out.
But I like him more than Nekroz with his vicious moves.
There is also romance, and it seems that each person's way of assembling will change in various ways.

It sucks to think that this would have been made as her Zefra trump card.
It seems that the ally side fights with the power that was born with the original name rather than the power given by Zefra.

It's an exciting and romantic card, but since Sopia itself is romantic, it's only natural that it's going to be romantic.
This cosplay group is already out of control in reality, but I'm worried that it will go out of control in the terminal world as well.

Chimera is one of the two big losers in CROS along with Chimera, and the same Ur has excellent Putre, Infinity, and Clear Wing, so if you see a blue card in the pack, your face will turn pale.
In order to use the effect, it is impossible to summon / Special Summon that turn, so it is necessary to create an overtly suspicious board surface in order to bring this out from the previous turn.
To put it more succinctly, it's a situation where licking is almost established, and there's no point in blowing up your own resources by putting out something like this in such a situation.
If you negate the effect, everything will be a waste of water and you won't lose your hand.
Clearly she's a card that can't be used in Nekroz, but even Zefra isn't easy to play, and if you do, you'll end up blowing her Pendulum Scale out of your own field.
Even if I gave up on the effect and tried to use it as just an RBI, it would require 3 monsters on the field.
The hand effect is too weak, and the hand cost is unnecessarily demanded, so it's not worth adopting here either...

The Melodious Diva lock is now broken. Be afraid.

First of all, I don't care if I become vanilla, so please let me perform a normal ritual summon. Do it at level 4x2 and get 5000 RBI.
The boppa effect requires a lot of hard work, and unlike the original, it's a trash specification that normally silences with a veiler. Also, there aren't many scenes in Nekroz that require boppa. The petit death size effect is also short-lived and not worth the cost.
It would be nice to make it Ulrea with the original theme correction, but to be honest, I wanted it to have the appropriate versatility. It's like looking at a trump card () from a long time ago with a chimera and a good guy.

A perfect romantic card. Among "Nekroz" Ritual Monsters, effects that are activated by discarding cards from the hand have little impact and cost a lot, so it's probably not worth adding just for this. However, the effect after the ritual summon is also very difficult to use. Above all, it's too painful that you can't use the effect even if you perform the ritual on the turn you summoned or Special Summoned another monster. There is no room for this card in a normal [Nekroz], and the ritual summoning itself is very difficult, so it will be necessary to create a special [Nekroz] that makes use of her Pendulum by "Zefra". However, even if it goes that far, it is still difficult to get out.

A difficult monster to use in Nekroz. There is an illustration add, but...
Ritual's highest RBI of 3600 is attractive, but the drawback is that it is very difficult to get out. If you aim for the effect of (2), you need to protect 3 monsters in one turn, which is tough.
Nekroz doesn't really feel the need to use it, so it might be a perfect secret ingredient for Zefra. If you don't use the effect of (2), he seems to be able to do it in Zefra.
Even though he's Nekroz, he's LIGHT... will he go out of control again?

The conditions for Special Summon are severe as it can only be summoned from your hand using 3 monsters of different races from your hand, but you can use it if you want. The problem is that on the turn you activate the 2nd effect, you cannot Normal Summon or Special Summon other monsters. Because of this, it's fine to put it out, but the effect can't be activated. The ① effect that can be activated from the hand is like limiting the attacks of monsters in the Extra Deck. If you activate it on the first turn, the effect will be tremendous, but it won't be enough to use it for that reason.
↓ Naraku doesn't target, so you can drop Gaoh regardless of main 1 or 2.

No way Sopia cosplay. It's prettier than the original.
The hand trigger effect is to block only the main 1 movement of extras.
Even though it won't make it in time for the Battle Phase, it's not a very useful effect considering that it will be deployed using Main 2. Although it is possible to put Gao into Naraku and so on.
The Sopia effect itself is also a difficult effect to use. Although the summoning conditions are better than the main house, when using the effect at the time of summoning, it is a condition that no other summoning is performed. Moreover, since the materials are limited to the field, the effect cannot be used on the turn in which the materials are prepared. Even if you have prepared it with great effort, there is a possibility that it will be removed during the opponent's turn. In combination with Ritual Beast, there may be a way to call two copies during the opponent's end phase by activating cavalry and release them with his original Nekroz monster. Whether or not the Ritual Beast and Nekroz are compatible is aside.
In any case, the current situation is that it can not demonstrate its power to the maximum unless it is a dedicated construction. However, I think that there is enough use if it is a simple RBI staff.

Nekroz finally pulled out to Soppy. Are you really okay...?
Hand triggers require throwing Ritual Spells as well, but can kill extras. Of course, it's less effective for decks that don't rely on extras. Like Nekroz Mirror Match. Also, the effect is limited to the main 1, so it's not possible to prevent the board from being adjusted, which lowers the evaluation.
Regarding the Ritual Summoning, in the first place, it is necessary to align the monsters on the field so that the total level of the three races is 11, and for some reason, if you want to activate the effect, you should not put out a monster that turn. What should I do?
If you do it poorly, even if you clear the summoning conditions that are stricter than the original and activate the effect, you can't interfere with your hand, so it's hard to get a counterattack easily. Although you can also follow it from your hand.
Nekroz can't use it at first, and even Zefra can't get it out of p-summoning, so there's nothing you can do about it.

A lot of things are said about Chimera, but this is also not usually mentioned.
The strength of the Nekroz ritual, the extras, and the field where he throws down his GY with all his might is enough to make me feel sluggish, but I feel like I'm going to have a "level 11" ritual with "different races" and "three bodies". The level that there is no.
Rather, he can hardly be put out in Nekroz due to the number of levels and races. A card made for Zefra, who has a variety of races and levels, and a pendulum field.
However, the effect is inferior to the original Sopia in that it cannot remove cards from the hand. There's a good chance it could be reversed...
The effect of extra sealing is quite heavy because it requires Ritual Spell. In the first place, it's a card that can't be issued in Nekroz...

Those who say Hanyuu or Dakiku will be punished by the Great Magician.
The bottleneck is that the extra seal effect is limited to Main 1 and requires this card and Ritual Spell to be turned off. It's just to hinder the opponent's formation when you're ahead of the game.
So, the sophia effect, which is the main feature... To be honest, it's currently difficult to aim.
Even with the help of Zefra Saber, it's difficult with pure Nekroz... Should Zefra be a dedicated build?