"Ritual Foregone" Rating Score by みめっと

A spell card that allows you to Special Summon one Ritual Monster, a type of Special Summon monster, from your hand without any particular method other than Ritual Summoning.
Including the required LP cost, the name Turn 1, which is unusual for a card of this period, and the disadvantages of attack limit and self-destruct effect, it is positioned as the Ritual Monster version of Instant Fusion included in the same pack.
Summoning conditions cannot be ignored, so Ritual Monsters with texts that say "Special Summon can only be performed by ritual summoning by ○○" cannot be put out.
Special Summon is not treated as a Ritual Summon, so it cannot be used to trigger a Ritual Summon and does not satisfy resurrection restrictions. If not, it's a very disappointing card that doesn't have a single good thing that Instant Fusion has, except that the area where Special Summon can be done is only from the same hand as a normal ritual summon, and there is no level limit on the monsters that can be Special Summoned. So, is it really a card made in the same row? I think.
Well, since "Instant Fusion" was also designated as level 5 or lower, there weren't many monsters with effects that could be used at the time of its introduction, other than Sausaku, which was soon banned, so it can't be helped, but the increase in the card pool makes it worthwhile. On the other hand, it is the opposite that the value has decreased on the contrary.
If it is a Special Summon, it has a powerful effect that triggers the effect, and even if a Ritual Monster that can even return to the hand from the field or GY on its own appears in the future, I will have to manage this card first. If you don't do it, you won't feel like hiring it.
If you need a pair in your hand, one of which is a Special Summon monster and the other is a Normal Spell that requires a direct draw, it's going to be tough without a decent return.
Personally, I think it's one of my favorite cards, and I want it to shine someday.