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Consumption is intense, but it is convenient and expands the range of development.
It is also useful when summoning a revenant for the last push because of its quick-acting spell, or when deploying with ritual body + α and forcibly defeating it.
By the way, you can't use tokens to send GY to him for the cost. Don't accidentally target it.

A card that can be a starting point for development while preserving summoning rights. From this card, I often prepare a deployment route with the other double feature. If it seems impossible to interfere with both, aim for a relay point that is likely to be pinpointed and likely to be critical if interfered.
A similar set will not cause accidents like off-grid cobras, and even if you put it in properly, it will not lose stability.

Unlike Valve Jet, it can't be deployed from a single deck, so it's level 3, so handling is inferior, but like the original BF, his Deck is good at SS and has the ability to deploy. Since there is no turn limit on ①, it is also suitable for solitaire.
If you're hiring around the end mass kelby, maybe you'll do a good job if you put it in?

If you have a link tuner and you have a reasonable level, you have a chance to put out any deck.
It is easy to put out even Warrior who drops Diabo and starts Isolde.
Recruit Warrior Tuner, go straight to Hari Fiber, level 2 Tuner and Diabo, and the second half can be summoned with a nostalgic S summon.
Depending on the situation, other deployments such as Dark Row can be used, and if you include this card, you will be able to increase the variety of your oppressive formations.
Careless Miss or some reviews have weakened it, but it is a "voluntary effect" that corresponds to all "activation of effects".

Search as it is or put it on GY etc. to apply a second pressure to the removal.
Since it's Fliche, you can attack with Doha's effect from here, but since Doha's side is an optional effect of time, it may be a little unreliable when you have a must timing.

A level 1 tuner with plenty of access methods.
There are some strong candidates for SS and search destinations such as Doha and Fraulein, which doesn't spoil easily even if you add it to your hand.
You also have the option of adding Doha to your hand if you already have Anwa and Vampire Soccer. Summoning rights are required, but you can release two opponents and Tribute Summon.
When dealing with anything other than undead, the deployment order is somewhat restricted due to the disadvantage, but since the SS is restricted after the effect is activated, it doesn't matter that much.

Ancestor. General purpose in nature.
Due to the convenience of the marker, it does not mesh well with his other Accesscode Talkers, and it is often hubbed from his Accesscode Talker deck, which has a strict number of EX slots.
Somehow it is put into the deck with extra slots, and it is somehow put out when it becomes a delicate formation.

Suppress them with life-shaving hysterical feather storms!

It's a subtle effect, but if you look at it as a dexterous fusion card that can be searched as EM Odd-Eyes, it works.
I want to send P monsters in my hand to his GY as a material, and I use a strong copy of Overlord Stave. If you copy Electrum, you can exit from the P zone.
Even in the worst case, there is a monster effect (1), so the tea will be clouded.

Anwa is a strong goyo who needs nursing care.
Both ① and ② tend to rely on 《Zombie World》, but depending on his GY situation on both sides, you can expect a fairly high RBI.
You can't do anything until you go through the battle, and although it's slow these days, the effect is powerful with complete resurrection regardless of yourself or the opponent. After the middle stage, there is no shortage of options for offense.
If 《Uni-Zombie》, Doomsday Destle, etc. are in his deck, he will be able to use them immediately when the effect seems to be useful.

You can use it for yourself, but you can feel the superiority only when you avoid the exclusion demerit and reuse it again.
I can't pay the exclusion cost, so it's a bit cramped, so maybe it's better to use it as a meta.

You can set it from GY by using his Quick-Play Spell such as Widow on yourself immediately in End Shizuku Search. It's pretty obvious, but worth considering when you don't have any cards to turn face down.

Ritual strength.
When I'm having trouble building a Ritual Deck, when I put it in somehow, it's strangely strong, and I feel like something's wrong.
The application conditions are "the opponent from the viewpoint of the player who summoned the ritual" and "existence" on the front side, blocking some breakthrough measures such as control seizure and negate monster effects.
In addition, the cards that are Ritual Summoned often have some kind of resistance or countermeasures, which can make the opponent suffer.
If you don't include generic removal for synergistic specialization, depending on the deck, it will be stuck.

A corner of Troymare. When doing EX Link-like things, Droso will be at home because the Divine Sword is enough or too much.
As a general-purpose card, he has a strong deck bounce, so if you have an EX slot, I recommend it.

If you are under 《Zombie World》, you can become a material worker while suppressing each of the ① effects and ② resurrection. Exclusion without a target is very powerful as it is possible from his GY regardless of yourself or the opponent.
It's a two-stage check, and it's rare for the opponent to push while knowing the removal/negate. If you don't need the insurance for re-stretching Anwa, you can actively interfere with your opponent's turn with something like Banshee.
The combination with Urara is also powerful, creating a nightmare combo that uses the exclusion effect while blocking with the former. And the opponent's back will be his negate.
Also, if you or your opponent have a face-up Field Spell, you can revive them for the time being. Burying, Uni-Zombie, Samoso and his GY won't have a hard time placing it. If necessary, you can immediately stand up with a horse head demon without waiting for self-revive.
If you aim to revive him in the standby phase, if his Field Spell is removed or blocked by a tray or cyclone just before that, the plan will collapse. If you have a banshee or something that can defend, it's rock solid.
Also, since dealing with spells and traps is out of the office, overconfidence is prohibited.