Squib Draw →Used Deck

You wrote something strong, but...
First of all, there is no reason to adopt it other than Rokket / Dragon axis, so evaluate based on this
The basics of Rokket are Borrel to shoot and end trickle, but Link 4 + 1 Rokket is required and it is fairly heavy.
In other words, the problem is the Rokket to be used as a bullet for this
Therefore, the timing to use it is practically limited to the end phase when the only Rokket is left over (because it can be reused as soon as it is fired).
In other words, this card will rot in your hand during the turn, and of course there is a risk of accidents due to that.
So, which one is more attractive, "1 card in your hand is bad, but you have 1 extra card next turn"?
I also like the former, but I understand that there are people who dislike accidents, so it depends on individual tastes.
Let me just say this, but if you have more than Rokket dragons, you can shoot them as the main, though there aren't many left.
Even if you draw in the end phase, you can't turn the card face down, so you need to rely on hand triggers for defense.
Sink into the bottomless abyss of despair! ! If you want to be equal, it is better to postpone this recruitment (tactically)

The effect itself is simple and excellent, and the bard advantage lost due to destruction is compensated for by recruiting with his Rokket common effect. In particular, it can be said that there is no real disadvantage for hitting in the end phase.
However, there are few Rokket monsters that can play an active role on their own, and the strategy of aiming for draws with this card has a strong role as a countermeasure against card accidents.

You need to have a Rokket in play, but you can draw 2 and there are no restrictions after that.
Furthermore, Rokket basically has a recruiting effect in common, so it's actually a 1:2 exchange. Plus, since it's a Quick-Play Spell, you can chain it to a removal to get even more ads.
However, Rokket's recruit activation has a lag, and it's hard to say that Rokket itself has a high deployment speed, even with revolves.
I have prepared the cost, but there are many situations where I want to give priority to development, and there are enough cases where this card itself is rotten.
Although it is a 2:2 exchange, there is also a temptation to deal with darkness in general with the cost from the hand. It is quite possible to use both together.
If you treat it effectively, you want various care. I feel that it is a doroso with a strength that is not essential. I think that it will become a required level if the deployment power of Rokket rises further.

Rokket is actually a vase of greed
Quick-Play Spell is also excellent

A card that draws 2 instead of losing the speed ad
Card add becomes +1
Even though he loses his speed ad, he calls his other Rokket at the end when his Rokket is destroyed, so he can also be used to reload his Rokket.

what···? YOKOSE the effect to other themes!
I think it's a pretty strong draw source even in the Yu-Gi-Oh world.

Being able to draw 2 cards while activating the Recruit effect of the "Rokket" monster is a blessing for the "Rokket" Deck.
I think that Quick-Play Spell is also big.

Destroy Rokket to draw 2
Rokket is an excellent draw card that is effectively a 1:2 exchange due to its recruitment effect.
Since Rokket is a recruit in the end phase, it has the disadvantage of temporarily emptying the field, but it can be managed by playing.
It also has the advantage of being a Quick-Play Spell and can be used as an escape.

It's a 2:2 exchange, but if the target of destruction is destroyed, the recruit effect can be activated, so it's actually a card that earns ads by destroying your own card, which was good at last year's Conmai, which is close to 1:2.
It can also be used as a Sacrifice Escape, but since he recruits Rokket monsters late in the end phase, it doesn't feel like it's possible to develop while earning adverts.

Due to the characteristics of Rokket, the destroyed card will be recruited in the end phase, so you can draw 2 cards without losing your ad. However, with Valed Deck, which is important, recruiting is slow, so collecting link materials is hindered, and his Rokket monster, which is the target of destruction, is removed in response to activation, so there are disadvantages due to the need for monsters on the field. I think it's a good adjustment because it's not a power card that can be used without thinking in the card pool at the time of its introduction.

That's funny~ It's a no-cost draw.
Please give the same card to Fire King.

A hand enhancement card that explodes his Rokket in play and replaces it with a draw.
Since Rokket can activate the Recruit effect by being destroyed, the effect of destruction by this card is also extremely limited. Since the activation of the Recruit effect is delayed during the end phase, the drawback is that the field is open until then.
Of course, it can also be used as a release escape, so it's a very useful card. Quick Revolve solves the problem of getting Rokket into play, so it can be expected to be an extremely good draw source.

A support card unique to Rokket, where destruction is important.
The draw while destroying the Rokket is simply good at ad. If you invite the opponent's removal, it's even better to add. Ultimately, you can maintain your hand while deploying his Rokket on the field, so this card will play a role in taking care of the bottleneck of card consumption.
However, since there is a time lag between the destruction of Rokket and the activation of Recruit, it should be kept in mind that it is easy to open up the field and it is difficult to immediately lead to the deployment.

A Quick-Play Spell that allows you to draw two cards after destroying a Rokket whose effect can be activated by being destroyed. Like 《Quick Launch》, this card is the engine of [Rokket].

Although his Spells of 2:2 exchanges have been many in the past,
This is a practically no-cost 2-draw card, a pot of greed.
He can also be a Sacrifice Escape because of his Quick-Play Spell,
It will be an engine card for Rokket.