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Relief extended to the Ritual Monsters of the past, who continued to receive the intangible treatment of being stripped of their raison d'être and collateral regulations every time they were added to the Ritual category.
A normal spell that increases your hand has no pledge, no cost, and even a turn 1 limit.
Basically, the Ritual category is not targeted because it refers to the card name, and it can be highly evaluated that it did not allow de facto oligopoly. Salamangreat and Vendread are coming to pick us up, but we'll take it easy.

A witness who speaks frankly about the disappointment of Flip Monster. It was a card from an era when even Synchro didn't exist, so the disappointment at that time was even more spurred.
What is written is extremely powerful, but there were too few ways to activate it on the opponent's main 1 that I wanted to use the most, and since 《Royal Oppression》existed normally in the environment at the time, it wasn't even properly verified before it could be used.
Nowadays, the support for reverse is strong, and decks that do not use Special Summon are almost non-existent, so the strength of what is written has more weight than at that time, but it is still possible to use multiple decks effectively. The point of needing 1 card is also heavy, and it has not yet been able to get rid of the manure of the storage.

I think it's excellent to be able to recruit a "Ghostrick" monster that is at least level 1 after turning all monsters into the face-down Defense Position during the end phase of the reversed turn.
I think you need to be careful with monsters that don't become the back side Defense Position, such as Link Monsters.

Even though the destruction resistance is increasing, the actual Friche destruction is strong. Good that not only the monster but also the bag can be cracked. Rikka is excellent because it can be played with Snowdrop and 《Rose Girl》.

One of the cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh!
Instead, there can't be a rule that he can't be put in the deck, and the rich get richer, but is it fate?
If you use it in his deck that uses vanilla dragons such as the Blue-Eyed Deck, it will become even stronger, and as a jet launcher, it can be said that it is the strongest card that far surpasses the limit cards. think.

His ATK is relatively high for a low-level monster with a reverse effect, and its effect is a powerful effect that seals all of the opponent's SS on the reversed turn.
As long as it's activated, no matter what happens to this monster, it's an effect that can't be erased afterward.
Due to its nature, I would definitely like to reverse it before the main phase of the opponent's turn, but in that case, of course, it is essential to support it with other effects, including the method of putting this card into play.
It's difficult to pass broken support easily like Union or Dual, but someday Trap will come out with the effect of setting a lower reverse from the hand or Deck & raising a monster set with Furice with the GY effect. If it does, I think it's an effect that will definitely become one of the monsters that attracts attention.

Being able to revive Earth Spirits every turn is powerful, but with his Sunavalon, which consumes a lot of his EX Deck, the longer the Duel goes on, the more difficult it becomes to take advantage of the effect.
In addition, the problem is that there are almost no situations where priority is given to seeding as a search destination for larvae.
It may be good to pin it as a search destination for larvae when seeding is used in the first move.

Deck Destructible "Ghostrick"
It's appealing that you don't have to worry about it being reused by your opponent because it's removed behind the scenes like greed. His Deck, centered around specific keycards, can sometimes act like a game-end.
But conversely, in a deck that can run greed, even a few copies of this card won't hurt much.
By the way, the opponent (the owner of the card) can check the face-side excluded card.

Self-strengthening is not during Link Summoning, but during Special Summon, so it is great that it can be used for resurrection, etc.
It's easy to reach 3200-4000 points, so it's pretty effective, but if you mix Rikka, you'll often be restricted to only Plant and Special Summon, so be careful.

When reversed, I think it's excellent to be able to search for at least a level 1 "Ghostrick" monster conditionally.

A Flip Monster that is strong in writing but difficult to handle in practice.
For the time being, you can take out two from 《Rescue Cat》and use them as materials for 《Subterror Behemoth Fiendess》.
If you can go face down first and reverse it in the opponent's main phase, it's quite a restraining force, but it's quite difficult to consistently line up this guy + 2 reverse support cards in your first hand.
There are surprisingly many ways to search for Flip Monsters
on the first turn,
Preserving the right to summon
It is extremely difficult to think that it is a set with a stable reverse assist.
Is it realistic to draw World Legacy Pawns with this guy on the first hand?
If his hand is Girelth, Intruder, 《Rescue Cat》, 《Stairs of Mail》, and a random Tindangle card, he can create a Borrel guard + this guy on the first turn, but it's not as realistic as the first hand Exo.

A member of the next-generation Synchro theme, Swordsoul, which allows you to Synchro Summon with one card, but the adoption rate is not good. Many people have never seen this card before.
The effect of ① is self SS. In addition to being able to create Rank 6 with Ryuen, it can also be used during the opponent's turn, so you can use Sacrifice Escape and the effect of ② to become a wall. If you release Swordsoul tokens, you can remove the restriction that you can only synchro summon over there.
The second effect removes the opponent's monster. Since he himself is a Wyrm, it will be an activation trigger. Can you explain it as a one-time catastle instead of being able to induce attacks?
The effect of ③ is the removal of the field or his GY card. It can target a very wide area, and you can do things like remove your opponent's cards or remove GY's Swordsoul cards and use their effects.
It has two effects that can be used as removal, so it's not a card that can never be used, but it's a bit different from what Swordsoul wants to do. If there is a slot to put this card in, I'm just asking if I should leave it open as a slot for putting in general-purpose cards and countermeasure cards.

Swordsoul The strongest initial move. Consuming one card from your hand allows you to form an 8-star synchro.
① is a token generation effect. You need to have a card to reveal in your hand, but it doesn't consume your hand. The range of cards that can be shown is wide, so you won't have any trouble activating them.
② is a draw that can be activated arbitrarily. Yes, it's an optional effect. In other words, by chaining to the effects of Chihxiao's Synchro Summoning, you can protect them from searching over there. Even if you give up a hundred steps and add a draw effect, make it a forced effect...
Cards of this level can be searched and recruited with 《Swordsoul Emergence》and White Saints. Isn't it too strong?

It's so simple and strong that it's ridiculous to say anything else.

It's easy to summon, and it can handle a wide range of levels 4 and below, and I think that her GY Fertilization, which is a specific monster, has a sufficiently powerful effect even now.
However, there are monsters that do not meet the conditions, so be careful what you do.
The latter requires that there be no monsters with the same name on the field, so it can be difficult to activate in the early stages. It is wide and very useful.
It's subjective, but I think it's a Rock monster with a presence that can be more active than advanced monsters.