White Aura Monoceros →Used Deck

Narwhal!
Completely original new from White Aura. A level 7S summoned with WATER tuner and non-tuner materials, and a powerful effect if you can lift Fish when S summoning is successful!
Since you can revive other white auras, you can expect an increase in strength. However, since you can't hit the turn you revived, you can't become an immediate fighting force, but it's enough. Due to the appearance of this card, a large White Aura or Fish was deployed in the EX Monster Zone, so even in situations where you can't call the follower from EX, if you S Summon this card via a link, you can revive the monster that was temporarily removed. Since it is possible to do so, it is quite nice to be able to continue the subsequent deployment while maintaining most of the strength.
Also, with this effect, one of the charms is that you can develop from the resurrection of Coelacanth. It seems that it can be used in various ways such as deployment and increase in strength. He has the ability to revive him with the GY cost from the opponent's removal, and the raw RBI is 25, which is an ace class, so it's a card that will shine even more in the middle game and beyond!

If it is a Fish Deck that uses a WATER tuner, I think it's a good card to put in.
At level 7, which is a relatively easy level range, you can revive Fish without any restrictions other than restricting attacks for that turn when S summoning is successful. The ability to revive Coelacanth with this effect is pretty important. His white Synchro Monster's common effect, self-resurrection, is also treated as a tuner, so it can lead to even higher level S monsters. I'm also happy that this revive effect doesn't have a turn 1 effect.

I think that being able to revive 《Superancient Deepsea King Coelacanth》with the effect of (1) is great.
Tuner, which is used as a Synchro Material for this card, can be used as a Special Summon while spending Superancient Deepsea King Coelacanth on Fishborg Archer to send it to his GY, so I think it's a good match.
I think that there is no loss in the self-regeneration effect of (2).

The white marine creatures that finally came out to the original.
When S Summoning is successful, he has the effect of catching one GY Fish, and the effect of reviving as a tuner when the effect common to the familiar White Series is destroyed.
Even if you think about it simply, lifting with CIP is a powerful effect that can be used as a trick, but since this card is level 7, Fish's proud power cards, Coelacanth and Xyz, can also be considered. In the first place, this lifting effect itself is compatible with Coelacanth, and if you use Coelacanth to deploy monsters, including Tuner, and then send Coelacanth to his GY with Synchro or Link, you can use this card to catch Coelacanth and use the effect of Coelacanth again. .
Since it is an odd-numbered level on the white axis, it requires the help of other tuners, so it is a card that is best combined with Coelacanth. Of course, even white can function as a relay point to Whale and Bifamut depending on the level.

You can procure other Synchro Materials at no cost just by Synchro Summoning! Even if you can't attack, there are many ways to use it, such as using it as a wall or as a material.
Also, when destroyed, he can revive himself by using another of his WATER as his GY cost! Moreover, it is a tuner, oh strong.
Assuming that your opponent will destroy you first, you can Synchro Summon monsters that you use to destroy them on purpose!
At level 9 or 10, he's a fish that can easily get a Synchro Monster out.

A level 7 Synchro Monster with a fishing effect. Although it is limited to Fish and has an attack limit, the effect does not negate, so it is very easy to use. In addition, you can aim for continuous synchronization by reviving the tuner used as a material. The compatibility with 《Superancient Deepsea King Coelacanth》is outstanding, and in addition to deploying a large amount from the Deck, it is possible to get Rank 7 with this card. By summoning and catching it, you can also activate the effect of Coelacanth twice in one turn.