Priestess with Eyes of Blue →Used Deck

Similar to Miko, this card can be activated by becoming an effect target. However, unlike shrine maidens, she cannot move alone. I need some keys.
The effect is to be able to search for two types of her Blue-Eyed, but as is often said, the existence of the melody becomes a lump above the eyes.
There is no particular key over there other than requesting one card from your hand, and you can search for anything other than Blue-Eyed with the same name. Since this also requires a trigger, most things do not change in terms of consumption.
You can pull in Solids and Spirit Dragons that cannot be searched with Melody, but they tend to be limited in number, and they are more likely to be recruited than searched, so it is hard to say that they are an advantage.
It also has a self-regeneration effect that uses Blue-Eyed as a cost, and when you want to S-summon for some reason, you can use it to prevent yourself or her from running out of Blue-Eyed search targets.
I can't get rid of the feeling that it's a waste because of the cost.
There are elements unique to this card, but there are too many other useful Blue-Eyed support. Priority is a harsh impression.

An older sister who was said to be a degraded melody
It's very easy for him to get Blue-Eyed involved during solitaire, so think of him as a self-initiated 1-star tuner. Oh p

Subtle performance drawn out from a blessed card illustration. Compared to Saipara, it's still at a usable level, but what it's doing isn't much different from the awakening melody. In addition, there is also the existence of Sage with Eyes of Blue that can be summoned with the same level, the same attribute, and the same race. The self-revive ability is nice, but it's difficult to be adopted in Blue-Eyed, which is constantly improving.

The melody is enough for now. For the time being, when there are two Blue-Eyed monsters, I can appreciate the point that you can exchange them with this card resurrection of GY and connect them to the Spirit Dragon.
But he's not GY and he puts him back in Deck. Perhaps this point was set as a recovery for when the other level 1 recruit effects were used too much, but there is no scene to make use of it.
If you use it, you can use it instead of the melody, and when you are in GY and you are only at level 8, you can change it to this card and use it to bring out the Spirit Dragon.
It may be possible in the future, but the current situation is severe.

When it was first attached to the V-Jean, she was told that the melody would be fine, and she waited for the addition of the Blue-Eyed card in the pack...
The effect of 1 is basically to release yourself when you are targeted and add 2 Blue-Eyed from her deck.
However, if you try to use it in combination with a priest or a sage, you will not be able to release yourself, so it is not compatible.
Even if he brought Blue-Eyed to his hand, it would only cost about the cost of Train, but if he brought it, he would be a Blue-Eyed + Alterna pair.
Although the range of cards that can be brought is narrow, unlike the melody, the same name cannot be used, and it is not suitable for bringing Sin because it does not have a small turn.
The effect of 2 is probably to reuse this guy, but since it costs a lot, it's better to revive this guy, and it's not a card that can be said to be very useful in the first place, so I don't want to use it that much. .
No matter what you do, the shadow of the melody will flicker, so unless that one is regulated, it seems that you will be compared wherever you go.

subtle word.
To be honest, if there is a Dragon Awakening melody, I don't think it's necessary for the new Blue-Eyed Deck.
Unfortunately, I don't think there is much significance unless that side is regulated.

Perhaps it is the appearance of a grown maiden. Recently, there are many cards that depict monsters after they grow up.
Currently, there are no cards that make use of that effect, but "Blue-Eyed" will finally be categorized in the pack that will be released in January next year. As a result, advance tickets for movies and supplements for V-Jump were filled with Blue-Eyed-related cards.
Depending on the combination with those cards, you may be able to build this card as well as his Blue-Eyed-related deck that appeared in his Blue-Eyed Ryuko Rin.

Grown up Kisara. She's called BBA, but she's a normal beauty.
As for the effect, to be honest, it's subtle.
In ①, sending yourself to her GY is basic, but it goes without saying that a girl who uses the same trigger to recruit rather than search is better.
In the first place, all of her Blue-Eyed can be searched with the awakening melody...
②It would be fine if she sent her to GY, but to return her to Deck...
To put it bluntly at this point, there is no point in prioritizing it over the maiden.
However, there is a possibility that it will be possible to use it depending on the new Blue-Eyed in the future because the movie is also coming up.
If so, the rating will change.

Evaluation of evaluation including illustration ads and expectations.
A piece whose value will fluctuate greatly depending on the enhancement of the Blue-Eyed category.
For the time being, I reserved three books with love, but fortune and how.

It's strangely plump compared to Otome, so it's not the same person, and in the next pack, she's a Blue-Eyed supporter's girlfriend's Blue-Eyed loli.
Unlike Otome, it is limited to effect targets, sending Effect Monsters to her GY to search for her Blue-Eyed 2 types. In the current situation, if you use it in the same way as Otome, it will inevitably make you a target (in a sense, a reproduction of the original).
Combined with the ability to revive Blue-Eyed by returning it to her deck, I can't quite read her policy to boost Blue-Eyed.

Evaluation in anticipation of Blue-Eyed being categorized.
2 points for the card pool at the time of appearance.
The effect of (1) has no basic add loss, but it is not stable because it cannot be activated by itself to rely on.
In addition, it has a high possibility of using the Normal Summon right and leaving the field empty, so the disadvantage is heavy when viewed as a search card.
Also, unlike the maiden, it cannot be activated by attacking and has no attack suppression effect, so it is painful that it cannot be easily summoned.
The effect of (2) is almost unknown at present, and the cost is too heavy to see as a self-regeneration ability.
A card with an impression that the cost is too heavy for what you can get in general.
However, I think there is a good chance that it will be a necessary card in [Blue-Eyed] and become a lubricant.