"Floowandereeze and the Unexplored Winds" Rating Score by みめっと

It has a fluffy name, but its content is a Continuous Spell with a release effect that can be used throughout his deck to Tribute Summon the highest class monsters.
It's a Tribute Summon, but it's not a release, so it's a very difficult effect to understand.
One of the two releases required for his Tribute Summon, a superlative monster, can be covered by a card on the opponent's field, but this is not accompanied by activation and does not target front, back, front or back. As such, it ranks as the highest in terms of quality of removal.
Fluffy is already strong against many metas, but with this, most of the permanent meta monsters and his Spell Trap, except for Anwa and Command, are nothing to be afraid of.
However, just like Retsusen, cards that are resistant to his spells cannot be sent to his GY, so be careful.
The second half of the effect is to return the birds and beasts to his deck, and draw to improve the quality of the hand, and it can also be used to return the superlative Fuwadori and Giant Godbirds that became loose in the hand early in the game to the deck. It's an effect.
It's a very powerful card with high quality as a removal card, and if you can Tribute Summon on your opponent's turn with an effect that leads to the summoning trigger effect of the low class Fuwadari, it also functions as a hindrance, but when you draw 2 or more cards in your first hand. Anyway, it's a card that's going to be slow, so it seems necessary to carefully consider the number of cards to use.