"Necrovalley" Rating Score by みめっと

A kind of permanent meta with Field Spell that shines brightly in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, along with Sato and Majongdong.
It has a special meta range that is a little different from his other GY meta, "effect on GY cards", and also has an effect that prohibits the act of removing any card from GY regardless of effect or cost.
Effects on GY cards include effects that move or refer to his GY cards, such as resuscitation, salvage, equipment cards, and returning them to the Deck, and effects that refer to his GY cards, such as Anwa. It refers to things like changing the race and attributes of monsters.
In other words, it is activated and applied by GY, but the effect itself can be used, such as recruiting or destroying cards in the field, or the effect itself that has nothing to do with GY, and the cost is to move the GY card to an area other than exclusion. However, the effect itself does not negate effects that are not related to the GY card.
However, since it also has an effect that prevents GY cards from being banished, it can also prevent the appearance of Special Summon monsters that do not involve activation like Kaigen, so its defensive range is quite wide.
Since it's a Field Spell, it can be used not only as a terafo, but also in the opponent's turn with 《Metaverse》or a bowl spin, and it is also effective to chain activation because it is a specification that negates the corresponding effect when processing the effect.
In addition, there is a special searcher named Commander who is happy for life-saving metabi users, and there is even a throne that can bring the commander, making it a luxurious system that you can't think of as an old theme home ground.
As a Gravekeeper, the entire deck is pumped just by appearing, and it has a meaningful effect that can be used even against decks where the meta effect is not effective. It can be said that it is the ideal form of Field Spell that shines even in business trip recruitment.
It's nothing but a miracle that such a card was born in Season 3, when the theme with a common card name was still in its infancy.