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Based on the card name and the specifications of the search effect that it exerts, it is a monster that must have been designed with an awareness of Witch of the Black Forest, which was a banned card at the time.
Although limited to Plant, it can search for DEF 1500 or less like Witch of the Black Forest, and since the search range has expanded from Botanity Girl, Ronfa is now within range.
However, the activation condition becomes a battle destruction trigger, and as a result, it is almost a degraded version of Botanity Girl except for being able to search for Ronfa.
As you can see by using it, the monster search that triggers battle destruction is basically very weak.
Furthermore, for Plant, which has strong intra-species synergy, the fatal racial inconsistency is a further blow.
At that time, it may have been possible to transfer with Lopo and others, but for Plant, which has evolved far since then, his Deck is like [Plant Good Stuff] that does not use theme monsters. There will be no seat for this monster at all.

A monster that was born like a Gobzon of Plants that can search for Plants with 1000 defense or less just by being sent from the field to GY.
Since there is no name Turn 1, you can use the effect multiple times in the same turn by reviving or turning it into an equipment card and using it again, but while Gobzon is a compulsory effect, this is an optional effect of time. The means to use the effect without missing the timing has been narrowed considerably, and this is more difficult to use than I thought.
Players accustomed to modern day tweaks, where optional effects on cards are the norm, will find the stress of this inconvenience all the more unbearable.
Ronfa, which is also the iron plate of all Plant Decks, has a defense power of 1500 and is outside the search range.
That's why even when it first appeared, it wasn't used that much, and it's an image of a monster that failed to become the new heroine of the race.
Personally, my favorite search target is something like Sabo Closer, which can't SS and has an SS sealing effect.

A Trap card that has the effect of reviving his GY's Plant with an effect destruction trigger that becomes an equipment card that enhances his ATK of the Plant.
Of course, removal other than destruction does not correspond to rule breaking due to the equipped monster not being face-up on the field, so it is weak against battles and effects aimed at the equipped Plant body, but the RBI effect to prevent it from doing so And it's salvation to deal with the destruction caused by your own effects.
From the end of Season 5, when the Ancient Ultimate Gear Giant appeared, to the beginning of Season 6, when this card appeared, there were many optional effects that had "time" and "case" effects, and they were processed differently. As the player knows, this card has the optional effect of "if", and the Botanity Girl with the optional effect of "time" that causes you to miss the timing is drawn. I'm here.

A Plant monster recorded in the no-rare frame in the 6th regular pack, where the power of the Plant race has been dramatically enhanced.
When you fall in battle, as long as you are sleeping in GY, it has a special effect that applies a card hexachief to the 2 set Spell Trap that you specified as the target.
Currently, the card that has the effect of excluding GY monsters called Grave is included as a general-purpose card, so there is a high risk that the restraint by this effect will be easily lifted. On the other hand, it is effective as an effect that continuously silences backing's obstruction cards, and since the activation is useless, it is unlikely that it will be chained open.
The activation conditions aren't cool, so I can't say it's strong, but I'm pretty sure he'll have a deck if he's used by the opponent.
Have you tried satsujin tomato, cursed fig, then how about poison apple next?

The fact that he, who shouldn't have anything to do with him at all, appears on his Morphtronic-related spell card is a sign that he himself is a representative of the Machine, even though he was said to be a Psychic at a different time. It can be said that there is a card that enhances his ATK on the Machine drawn by Psycho Shocker.
Regarding the content of the effect, I would like Morphtronic users to think again about whether it is really okay to throw away all GY ads for such a thing.
That's why, after all, no one used it from the beginning.

Since long ago, before errata, D/DB was banned, and Black Rose was restricted, so aside from the effects, I thought that this monster would be the next general-purpose 7-sync hitter, Lightning. He is a Synchro Monster with an anecdote that Warrior appeared.
LP recovers well just by using the effect once, but the effect is only that, ATK is also a so-called advanced level.
Currently, all levels are strong enemies, and even Psychic has Zeta, so it's difficult to prioritize if you can't make use of his GY exclusion, which is the lowest cost.

He is a Tuner Monster, one of the first C monsters to appear in the first year of the anime 5D's.
It was level 4 in the anime, but it was changed to level 3 in the OCG.
The official wariness of level 8S is so strong that level 4 tuners have been watched over for a long time.
This monster itself doesn't have anything special to see, but since it's the only tuner monster that can be revived by a repairer, it has an unshakable uniqueness, so the C of the main deck is essentially just the repairer and this monster. It is no exaggeration to say that
As the card pool increases, there are occasional scenes where being level 3 is an advantage, and this monster may be the one that repairers who are waiting for a new C monster want to leave alone. I can't.

Due to the effect without name Turn 1, each turn you can revive 1 lower class monster of a theme other than the same name monster at no cost, and the price is only that you cannot attack, and there is no disadvantage to the player or the revived monster itself. A C monster that has the potential to become the best deployment card at any time as long as you have a good resurrection target that can't be imposed.
It's clearly the theme of the monsters in the 1st army, but unfortunately, the reality is that C doesn't have enough monsters to discuss it.
Luckily, he has a Level 3 Tuner Monster called Coil, so even two of them can be connected to 7S.

It's not only Ishizu's monsters and bombs, but it's a card that remakes even the core 《Exchange of the Spirit》itself, and its content is an unstable and very peculiar total removal & resurrection trap.
If you use it properly, your opponent will definitely take 3 or more monsters from his GY, and your share will depend on the situation of the opponent's field at the time of activation.
Basically, by including Remake Keldow and Mudra in the 3 Earth Angels that are the conditions for activation, chaining to this effect and removing it from the field will allow you to revive your opponent's GY monsters. It will be used to disband.
The additional effect when 《Exchange of the Spirit》exists in GY is 《Trap Trick》, which also supports Continuous Trap and Counter Trap, so I think it has more than a certain value.
The Earth Angel monster group is good at his own Special Summon method, and this card can also be easily drawn by Keldow and Toratri, so I don't think it can't be used as a removal card with high combo and resistance penetration. , It seems that it will not cause a chain lock, but it will also be an accident factor.
It would be helpful if this kind of card had something like his GY effect in 2 when it seems unlikely to be activated.

The Continuous Trap, which was unexpectedly connected to the Gravekeeper, is this also the fate of the Gravekeeper clan.
1 is a permanent GY meta effect that is imposed only on the opponent under specific conditions.
2 is an effect that can be used with Friche during each other's main phases to keep increasing the quality of the hand.
3 is an image of the effect of the trap card "negate" used by Ishizu in the original, so to speak, it is an effect of "just say it's free!" You can check the cards that have been declared, and the declared cards will not be added to your hand.
If you want to ensure that the effect succeeds, you should use it together with the effect of Remake Zorga.
While this card has the nature of a permanent meta trap, it can be easily placed directly on the field with Remake Keldow, Search with Remake Keldow, and Remake Mudra.
It's clever that any card can be used as a cost, not just an Earth Angel.
However, unlike Spoon and Erosion Infection, the 2 effect has the name Turn 1, and the 3 effect also has the name Turn 1, so it's a little worrisome that it's weak when doubled.
Fortunately, this card has a GY meta effect of 1, so even if one of them is skipped, the remaining one card will still have its influence. can be returned from GY to Deck, so you don't have to load more than necessary.

In Agido's remake monster, instead of blindly rolling dice to revive members of the same family, it has an effect that guarantees the resurrection of members of the same family within a limited range.
The idea is different from the remade Kerdow and Mudra, where the trigger is pulled by sending a card from the opponent's hand / deck to his GY, and then the self-SS is drawn, and furthermore, the same level other than the same name card is connected to it. You can revive 4 earth angel monsters.
It's also good to hook the opponent's hand trigger, but that method is unstable, and it can't be helped if you don't have a level 4 Earth Angel in your GY that can be revived, so I sent it from my hand/Deck to GY. Consider using the 2 effect of Agido B to connect with the 1 effect of Agido A in your hand.
Both Remake Mudra and Kerdow have a self-SS effect that uses the Earth Angel in your hand as a stepping stone, and this monster and those monsters are compatible with Remake Keldow and Gravekeeper's Trap, so I think it's a realistic operation. However, by using this monster, it will be easier to put a rank 4X monster into play.
The effect of 2, which feeds each other's GY, and if "Exchange of the Spirit" exists, further feeds one of them's GY. In some cases, you can put a lid on using GY with 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, or prepare to return unwanted cards with the effects of Remake Mudra and Keldow.
In contrast to Remake Mudra and Kerdow, which are highly active by touching the Deck, this one depends on the opponent in no small part, and the touch area is GY. Compared to Remake Mudra and Kerdow, which can do the minimum GY meta, the score will go down.
Postscript after the October 2022 Limit Regulations were revealed: Apparently, I underestimated the horror of his GY version Necroface just because it was an indeterminate GY fertilizer, along with Kerdow, who can easily attract this monster...
Let's leave this score as a warning based on my own taste, his deck that I've touched, and the discrepancy in my senses.
That aside, I'm a greedy hater and I still don't like indeterminate GY manure from the top of his deck...

There were various speculations such as whether the last frame of the EARTH DP would be an ancient machine or a dino wrestler, or that duelists should be selected according to the current trends in attribute DP, and so on. , was chosen to be the Fairy of EARTH, which has been rapidly expanding its power in recent years, and the monsters used were the monsters of Ishizu, which were unified in OCG.
This card is a remake monster of Keldow, which was said to be the most difficult to use among the earth angel monsters used by Ishizu, but while following its own original effect, it also involves remake mudra to turn his Deck. Reborn as an important monster related to
Due to the search effect of his own SS and related cards connected to it, and the conditions for activating himself and other cards, he is a little concerned about the consumption of his hand, but he is excellent as a deployment member and deck rotation role, and he deserves it. You can't go wrong with Deck.
In addition, the effect of returning his GY card, which is more powerful than his original effect, to his Deck, also serves as a resource recovery & hindrance by the GY meta, and each other can be a cost to make himself his Special Summon. Together with Remake Mudra, I would like to use it as a must in the Earth Angel Deck.

Although it is a remade Mudra, the effect of increasing his ATK has disappeared without a shadow of a shadow, and it has become a deployment monster compatible with the remade Keldow.
You can place 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, which is also a lubricating oil for the Deck and a permanent meta trap in the form of a self-SS effect, face-up directly on the field, and under the same conditions, 《Exchange of the Spirit》related cards including 《Gravekeeper's Trap》can be placed. Compared to Keldow, who gets everything through search, he has a fixed role, but he's quick and uninterrupted, so he's better at using Gravekeeper's Trap.
In any case, both self-SS and 《Gravekeeper's Trap》searches will require a hand, so I'd like to have a way to compensate for the consumption.
The effect of returning each other's GY cards to the Deck, which can be used in the second half, is the same as Keldow, and by activating this effect in the form of a chain to Exchange of the Spirit, return 5 of the opponent's GY cards to the Deck. , it is possible to put more cards in the opponent's GY.
Even if 《Exchange of the Spirit》doesn't exist, the number of targets will be reduced from 5 to 3, and it won't power down much, so it can be said that it is sufficiently useful as a resource recovery / GY meta on its own.
Not only GY, but it can be activated by banishing it from the field with Friche, and it doesn't matter if it's a single target card, so I think it's an error to be able to easily avoid effects that target.

When the group of monsters used by Ishizu in the original Battle City arc was remade with effects related to earth angels and Exchange of the Spirit, even the last trap set by God, the bomb, was remade. rice field.
Its performance by itself is Widespread Ruin with a burn effect, and as a similar attack-reactive Trap card, it can only destroy Attack Position monsters, but the Flame Barrier has a higher advantage acquisition ability.
However, if 《Exchange of the Spirit》is present, only the opponent will take effect damage. Since it starts after taking effect damage, it is easier to combo with other effects.
Even without 《Exchange of the Spirit》, the strength does not change so much, so it can be said that this degree of disadvantage is enough to work alone.
His GY effect in the second half is an "unconnected effect" that cannot be used if used as a bomb due to its activation conditions, but it can salvage a level 4 earth angel who is good at deploying himself.
It's not a strong enough effect to be used as the main effect, but in situations where the first half effect isn't effective or you can't trust it because it's an attack-reactive type, you can actively choose it as a discard pile. You can do it.
I can't deny that both effects make the existence of this card visible to some extent in this GY situation, and since it's an attack-reactive Trap card, I can't deny that I wanted the GY effect to come out even if it was destroyed while set. Hmm, I don't dislike cards that allow you to use the effect that can be used according to the situation.
However, it's too late now, but I don't know what makes Gray Moya a "universal landmine" when such a card comes out.

Pawatsu's summons from the anime 5D's, Pawatsu has returned to level 9S with not only strength but also courage.
However, the offense and defense are just reversed from the original powers, and the total value is the same, and it does not improve properly like Blood Rose.
Being able to S summon from 2 free materials is no longer a strength or an advantage, but for his Synchro Monster these days, it's a standard world.
The effect is to trigger Special Summons other than Synchro Summons and equip up to 3 Equip Spells that can be equipped from the Deck or GY to yourself. Since it can also be installed, there is no power drop due to direct pulling, there is no need to load a lot of Equip Spells on the Deck, and there are many good conditions for being strong against accidents.
You can have up to 1 card with the same name, but if you equip 《Mage Power》or Gigantic, its ATK will increase significantly, and you can use his Equip Spell, which grants other effects and resistance, and Takemitsu series, which has a high combo effect. His Equip Spell is also easy to use.
Furthermore, by taking off one equipped Equip Spell, it is possible to use it in each other's main phase, attack by changing the battle position or interfere with the monster effect by negate effect, Equip Spell with GY effect, battle It is an effect that has a high affinity with Morphtronic members that have effects related to position.
In general, in addition to the high entertainment value and high explosive power that allows you to obtain overwhelming ATK, you can create pressure on your opponent's turn regardless of the equipped Equip Spell. I think that it can be said that it is a Synchro Monster worth placing on the main axis.