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It's not a simple search, but if you have a lesser Floowandereeze in your hand, it's a good first move, and you can take advantage of the removal to take care of Urara a little.
The effect of summoning in response to the opponent's summoning can also be used as a means of expansion and interference other than the town of dreams by re-deploying during the opponent's turn.
Also, since it can be lined up without using the common effect of the lower Floowandereeze, there are very rare scenes where it can be connected to Assembly Downer Zeus.

The most important premier bird and beast in the Floowandereeze Deck. In the preceding development, it is basic to access this card and set up the dream town you searched for. The effect of blocking the effect activation of his opponent's Attack Position monster that was Special Summoned is quite sticky to her deck, which is mainly linked, and there is no loss because the attack and defense of the opponent's monster is halved. The summoning effect after the search effect is not tied to the summoned monster, so you can put out a barrier statue or Ecclesia.

Each effect is not bad, but it doesn't mesh with each other.
At first glance, the effect of increasing summoning rights seems strong, but what Floowandereeze wants is an increase in summoning rights to pass the initial move, and it is already in a situation where it can be used as a lobby, in other words, it has the effect of Robbie and Igurun. It is not so important in the situation where it passed. The effect that removes the hand and turns all the opponent's monsters Special Summoned face down is also a backward compatible effect of the GY effect of the town of dreams, and the effect range is covered, so if you play this card, you can play the pen instead. Search for the town of dreams, and on the opponent's turn, redeploy in the town of dreams and deploy Riser and Giant Bird. Also, the priority of recruitment is inferior. It's convenient to have a piercing effect, but it's not an effect that takes precedence over others.
Floowandereeze can search the highest level, so I don't want to stack too many cards, so this card, which can't be used by pushing aside Enpen Riser Kyojindori, is rare. If it's a fan build, you can use it at all.

The card itself is very strong. Ursarctic's biggest problem is the weight of hand consumption, and it can also recover resources in the end phase.
The biggest problem is that this card itself doesn't start and it can't be searched easily. Ursarctic has a high initial requirement, so if you can deploy it, you can draw, but if you can't deploy it due to a hand accident or interference, it will be an accident card. Also, the current Ursarctic Spell Trap can basically only be searched by Septentrion, and at that time, the deployment has already passed. In other words, it is a card that can only make a situation that is basically advantageous even more advantageous if it cannot be drawn.
If there is a new spell that searches for Ursarctic Spell Trap, or a new one that searches for Ursarctic Spell Trap when Ursarctic Effect Monster succeeds in Special Summon, this problem will be greatly improved, so the evaluation will increase depending on the future new ones.

Although I got 3 Japanese new cards in BLVO, the conditions for activating common effects were strict, and it seemed that the fundamental problem was not solved, but the new ones that came this time solved almost all problems.
The Dream Mirror monster activates when he Special Summons with the effect of a Dream Mirror monster, and by releasing a Field Spell that pairs with that monster on the field, Special Summons the paired monster from the Deck. . Since there were no Dream Mirror monsters that Special Summoned Dream Mirror monsters unconditionally, it was a very unstable gimmick that only a monster and its counterpart Field Spell could do something.
However, by searching for the apostle Neiroi in this new one and he Special Summons, while activating his Special Summon effect of his Dream Mirror with one card in his hand, the monster releases itself and counters. can now be called from his deck.
It's confusing, so I'll give you a specific example:
1. Search Apostle Neiroi from Rebel Neiroi and Special Summon
2.Releasing Apostle Neiroi and searching Dark Black for Otome Ikeros Special Summon
3. Search for Chaos with Otome Ikeros, and Link Summon Almiraj with Rebel Neiroi.
4. Activate Dark Black and fusion summon Neiros with chaos
And from one card, you can get the monster negate, Al Mirage, and the maiden Ikelos with no effects. If you aim for this board without new cards, you'll need 4 cards: Succubus Ikeros, Apostle Neiroi, Holy Light, and Ankoku, and you can see how revolutionary this new card is.

Since you can search for Nordic Relic, you can summon this card with your first move or Gullveig to bring Suvarin as a hindrance.
In addition, since there is no particular restriction on the deployment effect after activation, options such as Synchro and Xyz other than Lord of the Aesir have expanded.

Since he can become any tuner, the degree of freedom in recruiting from Gullveig has increased. However, the current Lord of the Aesir is all vanilla effects, so it doesn't affect strength that much.
At first glance, the expansion effect also seems to reduce the cost of Gullveig by 1, but after all, it will Special Summon from your hand, so the consumption will not change.
Personally, the main effect is his GY's girlfriend's Nordic recovery, and by playing this card in Gullveig, it became possible to recover the first move. This is very large because the conventional Nordic was expensive and could not afford to secure a successor.

With this new he has gone from a Nordic 4 card hand 0 disruptive theme to a 1 disruptive theme.
Since the negate range also includes Spell Trap if it is on the field, it can be used as a universal negate every turn. He asks for a Lord of the Aesir in play, but the Nordics are good at just setting up his Lord of the Aesir, so it's an easy requirement. Being able to recruit Ivaldi to search for this card with Gullveig is also great.
The resurrection effect in the second half is a bonus, but it's useful when you can't pay the cost of the second Gullveig.

It looks strong at first glance, but it's hard to use in a Nordic deck because the covenant prevents Gullveig from appearing. The GY effect also requires a hand cost, and since it cannot be used on the same turn that the recruit effect is used, it is not possible to even search for the advanced skill that processes the recruited lower class in the same turn. The person who thought up this card may not know Gullveig exists.
(Addendum) I received an opinion that this evaluation is too low in the evaluation of other people, so I will give a specific reason. In addition, it will be evaluated after adjusting and playing against new ones.
First of all, it is said that it will be combined with 《Rescue Cat》etc. as an initial move, but for Nordic, who has one initial move as a confirmed card, there is no need to add two new initial moves. On top of that, if you have only one Fridskalv, you won't be able to get the initial move, so there is a risk of causing an accident.
Also, when Gullveig's effect is negated, Fridskalv can't get him to Lord of the Aesir, so it doesn't even work as a penetrating card.
Therefore, the Recruit effect is basically not used, and it is mainly used to bring Alvis etc. by dropping it at the burial, but it consumes 2 cards to bring a card to reduce the hand cost. If so, cards that can cover all the costs with one card, such as Cover Carnival and Brave Gimmick, will win. In the first place, Grinbrusti, who was recruited in Gullveig, will secure the following.
I've only written about bad things so far, but since I can use the search even if it's an ad loss from the burial, it may be okay to have about 3 points, but the evaluation here is too high, so I'll adjust it. Therefore, 1 point was given.

The effects negate and direct attacks were definitely unnecessary. In defense, it is good that the effect of being destroyed in battle when Special Summoned will be a hindrance and it will be easier to activate the effect after the battle.

An essential card to do what War Rock wants to do. It can be said that this card supports monster search, development assistance, battle assistance and the entire theme. How you attract this card is important, so it would be a good idea to use Terrafo and Kinken together.

The effect itself works well with monsters and brings out the characteristics of the theme, but it's too bad that it can't be searched in advance at the moment.
When I thought that, I overlooked that it is limited to the battle phase, so I corrected the evaluation.

If you choose 2 cards and hear that it's destroyed, it's strong, but the activation conditions are too strict. Still, it can be used as a restraint on the other party.

Outside of the Battle Phase, it can only stop the effects of monsters on the field, but it is still a valuable interference card for War Rock. At least if I could search in advance, I would have been able to fight as a theme to some extent...

You can't get through the main effects without fighting and you're not that good at fighting War Rock needs a card that makes it easier to get through battle, but this card has to be destroyed in battle to get a return. Since it can be searched after combat, there is almost no reason to use it in a War Rock Deck over a generic drawso.