"Nekroz of Gungnir" Rating Score by Mr. JNK

It's a card that's a little hard for me to use.
First, about the effect of ②. At first glance, it seems to be a strong (actually strong) effect, but its cost is a problem. For example, on the 1st turn, use Kaleidoscope with Unicorn. At this point, you have 5-3 cards in your hand and 2 cards left. When playing generic cards such as hand triggers, it's not uncommon for these two to not have his Nekroz card. Even if not, Nekroz requires multiple hands to deploy, so using this effect = ruining your next deployment. The fact that it only has 2500 RBI is also painful, and when a monster with ATK of 2500 or more is issued, you will inevitably have to use the effect of this card. Considering the control in the first place, I think it's better to aim for the formation of Aradvar, which is difficult to get out, but in the worst case, you can release yourself and activate the effect, and you have 3300 RBI. Therefore, I think that the main effect will be ① hand trigger effect.
The effect of ① is to protect the specified monster from destruction during the activation turn. There are many situations where it is effective because it is considered to remove the main EX monsters with card effects such as Clausolas. However, as I mentioned earlier, Nekroz uses multiple hands to deploy, so if you are dealing with opponent's interference such as hand triggers, you can hardly afford to have this card in your hand. Even if you do have it, it's useless against removal other than destruction, and Trishula's role ends to some extent at the stage of being played, so there are situations where the effect of ① is not effective. Nekroz can activate GY's Ritual Spell effect when the field is empty, so depending on the situation, it may be better to leave the field open and use it as a starting point for deployment without protecting it from destruction.
It's written to be strong, but I felt that Nekroz's card consumption was so rough that it wasn't very useful.