"Baronne de Fleur" Rating Score by 刹那

There are no particularly strict summoning conditions, so it's attractive that it's easy to summon.
However, compared to Curi Curi, it's just too bad... First of all, it's a destruction effect on turn 1 in (1), but it's a common destruction effect that targets any kind of target, but I see people here and there who tend to misunderstand it. As a reminder, this effect cannot be used during the opponent's turn.
In other words, it cannot be used for the purpose of restraining the opponent's turn, so it does not function as a deterrent effect at all. However, it doesn't make much sense to negate once, and it can easily break through our board, and in the current Yu-Gi-Oh!
Compared to Kurikuri, Kurikuri doesn't accept most monster effects, and depending on the situation, it can raise the RBI, and negate Spells and Traps on turn 1. It can be viewed as fragile because it can not be countered with a single move and the RBI is 3000 RBI, which is easy to defeat in the current Yu-Gi-Oh.
And lastly, the effect of (3), even with this effect, you need to send the target monster to be revived to your GY in advance in order to use it effectively, so it takes some time... In short, this monster. It can be said that it takes multiple Synchro Summons before it can be used.
Although it is the most attractive effect, the impression is that it is a bit peculiar because it requires appropriate preparation to use it effectively.
In general, I personally can't deny the impression that it's too fragile as a monster to be used as a placeholder or a restraint, and it's not a monster that you can expect too much. I feel like I'm not a monster that can be lifted.