"The Iris Swordsoul" Rating Score by みめっと

A new hand trigger monster that boasts one of the best performances in this pack, which probably contains the most versatile ultra-rare, one of Fuldris.
First of all, when a monster whose effect is negate is on the field, it has an effect that allows you to SS from your hand during the main phase of each other. If you use a Deck that produces summoned materials, you can aim at it, and you can also prepare your own "monsters whose effects are negate" by using the same hand triggers such as Veiler and Bubble Shadow.
Furthermore, when it comes into play, it reacts to the opponent's Special Summon, and exerts three different effects depending on the area, especially for Special Summon from EX, it explodes a relay point monster that has no destruction resistance and expands further. It boasts high interference power because it has a board-touching effect that does not let you.
You can choose which Special Summon you want to react to, and if you have a Special Summon from your hand, you can also deploy this. I think that the ability to move from "the opponent's first turn" or "turn 0" is quite valuable.
On your turn, you can deploy this card by putting a monster that negates its own effect on the field, and it will be a care when your monster is eaten by Veiler or Bubble Shadow and fails to deploy the material. I think that this card is an element that can be said to be "highly versatile", not just a simple defensive card.
It's a case effect, so if there's a negated monster on the field and your opponent is trying to Special Summon him with an effect that creates a chain block, you can also consider doing a self-SS accordingly.
However, if you use a Deck that does not negate the effects of the opponent's material monsters, unless you have a pair of Veiler or Bubble Shadow, it will not be a deterrent when the opponent goes first, so you should also set a virtual enemy. It may not be recommended to use it as a defensive card without letting go.