Altergeist Kidolga →Used Deck

Hextia's Reserve in an Altergeist Deck that uses both Pook Queries and 《Pot of Extravagance》.
People call it the 4th and subsequent Hextia, nothing more, nothing less, right?
That's why it's important to avoid the effects of Meryushik and Hextia's GY.

An Altergeist's "Non-Hextia" Link 2 monster that has the effect of reviving an opponent's monster under conditions that would be almost impossible without the help of Meryushik.
The resurrected monster does not have the disadvantages of negate the monster effect or self-destruct under certain conditions, but it comes with the disadvantage of not being able to participate in the attack unless you attack with this low hit point card, and the link destination of this monster is properly empty. If you don't, you won't be able to use the effect even if you meet the activation conditions.
Also note that if Faker's Recruit effect is used on the turn when Link Summoned, he cannot Special Summon anything other than Alter due to Faker's demerit effect, so unless it is Alter Mirror, the Revive effect itself cannot be used.
Another effect is the Alter Card universal recovery effect that triggers destruction in battle, and the effect itself is quite convenient, and this effect allows you to attack revived monsters with a suicide attack with this low hit point card. It's not unreasonable to do so, but it tends to be evaluated as a monster with only obsolete activation conditions that can't be thought of as the same card group as the members of the first army, along with the effects in the first half.
If this monster were a Link 1 monster, the story would be completely different, and if the Link 2 Alter had only this card, I would think, "Well, this is what it is", but with the same Link 2 with the same binding, all three effects are strong. If you were shown a monster like Hextia, which even has a higher RBI than this card, it would be unavoidable to treat it as Hextia from the 4th card onwards.
Both effects themselves are strong, and above all, it's one of the coolest illustrations of Alter Monsters, so the activation conditions are a disappointing word, and I can't help but agree that the rarity is normal.
Even so, if you put this card in, it is certain that you can reduce the risk of greatly reducing the usefulness of Hextia and Pook Queries due to high money.

This is a disappointing card, as compared to the same Link 2 Hextia, it would be better to have two Hextia if you were to use this card. He also has a meager ATK of 1000, but the effect cannot be activated unless an "Altergeist" monster other than this card deals battles damage. You can take the opponent's GY monster, so if you have a high RBI, you can expect a follow-up, but it's still tough to rely on your opponent. The salvage is also limited to when it is destroyed in battle, and it is a tough place compared to Hextia, which can be searched even if it becomes a link material. It's not that it can't be used at all, but it's subtle to the point of breaking the frame.

It's not weak, but Hextia's walls are thick...

When his Altergeist other than this card inflicts battles damage, he has a new Altergeist link that has the effect of stealing the opponent's GY monsters and the effect of recovering his GY Altergeist when destroyed in battle. 2 monsters.
Although it is a Link Monster, the effect is dependent on others, but if you use the direct effect of Meryushik, you should be able to use the resurrection effect. However, revived monsters can't attack unless this weak monster attacks, so I want to find value in utilizing effects and using them as materials. On the contrary, it can be said that it is a painful disadvantage that it is difficult to use for attacks.
The salvage effect is also limited to battle destruction. It's a number that is easily destroyed in battle, but it still hurts that it can't be activated if the effect is destroyed.
Above all, there is a powerful card called Hextia in the same Link 2. It's easier to connect to Prime Banshee, but...