The Deep Grave →Used Deck

It's good to be revived, but the grave is too deep and it takes time to come out.
A piece full of humor designed from the flavor of saying.
So, performance is slightly backward compatible like many 《Monster Reborn》followers, but it's not like that, it shows a unique behavior at an unparalleled level.
Since it is a free chain, it is strong against removal, can be evaded by chaining to removal, and cannot be stopped even if chained to activation. Since it doesn't resurrect immediately, it's an outrageously deep grave where neither Black Rose nor Azeus can interfere with resurrection.
Furthermore, since there is no effect applied at the time of activation, it is strong against various disturbances. Thanks to the time lag, residual effects that apply until the end of the turn can be bypassed, and bans due to permanent effects can be revived if removed before the resurrection effect is applied. No D.D. Crow.
Overall, it's a power card that can easily be used in a control deck as an honor student that produces consistent results with extremely high versatility and anti-jamming performance. On the other hand, the control deck itself tends to be overwhelmed by beatdowns, and the environment itself is a headwind.

A card that becomes a slow-acting resurrection card, including being a trap card.
Compared to similar cards, it has the advantage of being able to revive the opponent's girlfriend's GY monsters, not imposing any restrictions or disadvantages on the revived monsters or players, and being a Normal Trap, being strong against the opponent's removal effects.
Instead, it doesn't revive immediately, so it can't be used to trigger a chain and interfere when the opponent activates an effect that targets her GY monster.
No matter how you use it, it's still slow, but if you think about the timing of your resurrection, you want to activate it between your opponent's end phase and your draw phase as much as possible.

The advantage over other resurrection traps such as slow 《Monster Reborn》and 《Back to the Front》
・It is easy to leave the starting point on the next turn even if you remove it face down
・Even if he chained to prone removal, he doesn't miss the timing of Special Summon's effect (this is super strong)
This is the kind of place where I want to question what kind of resentment there is for face-down removal.
There are some disadvantages such as not being able to put it on the wall in case of emergency, but there are decks that can be prioritized.
Let's cry if it's said that it was possible to exclude after watching

A generic trap card with a revive effect. 《Call of the Haunted》can be mentioned as a rival, but since it has effects similar to 《Monster Reborn》, I think it has a higher degree of freedom than Living Dead.

It's an effect like the Trap version of "Monster Reborn", but it's slow to come out, probably because it's too deep as the name suggests.
This time lag is good or bad, but thanks to the delay, you can revive without being removed by the opponent, but it doesn't work as a wall, and you can activate the opponent's trap during this lag. If the resurrection target is moved, it will be misfired.
Also, now that the speed is increasing, it is difficult to give priority to reviving Trap.
There are many decks that can be used, but I think that there are few decks that can be prioritized.

Compared to Call of the Haunted, which has a similar effect, this card is noticeably slower, but in the first place, there's no reason why the same effect as Monster Reborn is weak.
Time lag has the disadvantage of not being able to block attacks, but nowadays even if you activate Call of the Haunted for the purpose of RBI, it is often removed immediately, and sometimes it is even used for the purpose of being destroyed. It also works as a benefit against your opponent's mass removal. Of course, cards like Sangan and Graydle Cobra, which are delicious when destroyed, and cards with resistance and removal like Kozmo Dark Destroyer, use Call of the Haunted if you want to immediately put them out. Let's consider the compatibility with Deck and respond.
As for the revive target, it would be great if I could revive him, especially his Link Monster with horizontal markers, or a big monster with resistance.

How is it possible to be revived even though it was too deep?
There is a time lag, but being able to revive your opponent's cards is usually powerful.
Since the target can be specified with Friche, if you adjust the activation phase, it will be less likely to receive interference such as exclusion.

As others have said, it's a trap card version of Monster Reborn.
Speaking of resurrection cards of Trap cards, Livide is quite established and can be activated regardless of the activation timing over there, but this one is activated during the opponent's end phase.
Since it revives when you are on standby, it seems that you can use it without any particular activation conditions.

It's a parody card of 《The Shallow Grave》, but its effect is much stronger.
It has the effect of specifying 1 GY card for her or your opponent's, and reviving that card during your next Standby Phase.
Living Dead and Back to the Front already exist as trap resurrection, but the points that surpass both are that you can steal the opponent's GY and that you can definitely resurrect on your own turn, although it is a tradeoff with your weakness. Also, he can revive Link Monsters better than 《Back to the Front》in that he can fully revive the Living Dead.
Weaknesses are that it can't be used on walls because it doesn't revive instantly, and it can be affected by traps set by the opponent during the turn it is activated.
In general, I think 《Back to the Front》and Living Dead are cards that you can work hard with while considering the compatibility and environment of your girlfriend's deck.

Contrary to the name, it's a slow-acting 《Monster Reborn》effect.
It can't be revived on the opponent's turn like Libidet, but it can be taken from the opponent's girlfriend's GY with a complete resurrection.
Also, compared to the same Trap's 《Back to the Front》, he is characterized by being able to revive Link Monsters.
It is important to use properly.

This is good power.
Although there is a time lag, it can be fully revived without any restrictions, so Link Monsters can be revived and used to develop the next turn.
Also, considering the time lag, if you revive a monster like Heroic Challenger - Ambush Soldier that has an effect that activates during the Standby Phase, but no matter how you think about it, you can't deal with the opponent's removal. Easier to use than a resurrection card. ...is a bit limited.

It's a parody of "The Shallow Grave", but its effect is very close to "Monster Reborn", and there aren't many elements of "The Shallow Grave".
An easy-to-use resuscitation card that can be selected from the opponent's girlfriend's GY and is completely revived.
Since it will be revived on your next turn, you can't use it for the purpose of padding the number of times you can use the effect that can only be used once per turn instead of being a wall in case of an emergency.
Regardless of the battle position, he can revive Link Monsters, so it is important to use it properly depending on the application.

A new generic resurrection card
Despite the time lag, the 《Monster Reborn》effect is normally strong
Activation during the opponent's turn will be the basis

It has a name that contrasts with 《The Shallow Grave》, but what it does is 《Monster Reborn》. Although there is a time lag, if you can steal the opponent's Link Monster etc., you can use it in the next turn. 《Back to the Front》is enough to revive your own monsters, so the point of difference is that you can revive your opponent's monsters and his Link Monsters.