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Supports preparation, covers 2 monsters, and can exclude GY spirits.
As a Ritual Spell, it's perfectly fine, and although it doesn't have any additional effects, it's perfect.
However, it is still quite impossible to combine spirits and rituals at present.
Also, there are few ways to collect this card, and it is not possible to make full use of the movement of returning to the hand and asking for another ritual summon. If there are more ways to collect this card, it might make Spirit Bird more interesting, but...

Even though they are interesting, the quality of the lower class is the worst, and in the end, they are a spirit bird that has become a Deck that does not know what they want to do...
This removes monsters. Bounce, but that's enough in the current environment. ATK is also high and it is a reliable card. Is it a pity that the spirits that Special Summon are limited to the hand?
However, deck construction is still unreliable for lower ranks of Spirit Birds, so the difficulty level is extremely high if you have to skillfully mix existing spirits and rituals.
This card that returns to the hand has a fairly low control power, and has problems with disadvantage and Ritual Spell usage for reuse.
Rather than the quality of the single body, it seems that the two Spirit Bird Rituals have a fatal problem with the Deck they use. At least... give me a card that can fuse rituals and spirits...

From the shitty low class to the innovative Ritual Monsters.
Deck Bounce is currently the most effective answer to his Spell Trap, and his ability to crack the back is high. Additionally, lesser spirits can be recruited from the Deck.
The proper use of Hiko Kujaku depends on the spirit of Special Summoning and the location of the opponent, but I can use it according to the situation.
I would like to think that returning to the hand due to the nature of the spirit is rather reusable, but the recovery of the Ritual Spell and the disadvantage are severe...

Since the opponent's spirit returns to the hand unless there is a big chance, the card is based on the self-bounce of the spirit.
But didn't the spirit return on its own in the first place?
In the first place, when you deploy this card, can you deploy a spirit that can be returned at the same time?
Perhaps it's meant to return the Ritual Spirits to your hand so you can reuse their effects, but they also return on their own...
um, how do you use this? ? (third time

・Spirit does not remain in the field unless there is a great deal (It is also an advantage to return)
・Spirit cannot Special Summon
・The summoning right is basically 1 time unless you use it even if it is prohibited "Ultimate Offering"
・There is an exception for the summoning, but the summoning must be performed first before the summoning effect can be used.
From the above points, if you think that the summoning right is used for this card, there is no space to draw, right?
It has a certain amount of synergy with the Ritual Spirits Hiko Kujaku and Hime Kujaku, but are you going to spend your summoning right just to avoid the ritual disad...
Eh, what should I do with this? ? (Second time

A new theme that attracts a lot of attention due to its innovation called Ritual Spirit, Spirit Bird, but...
The lower class quality is disappointing, or rather, you guys should use your ritual spirit a little.
You can use the spirits in your hand for combat correction, but the ability of this card is a surprising 0/0.
If that's the case, unless it's a superlative or a ritual, I'll use that monster.
Eh, what should I do with this...? ?

Zoodiac An essential behind-the-scenes card for solitaire tactics.
It is sent directly to GY exclusively in guinea pigs and is used for the purpose of utilizing the GY effect.
Zoodiac consumes extras so intensely that you'll run out of breath if you don't replenish your extras with this card. Therefore, the existence of this card is very important.
Of course, even though it's one card, it's great that you can replenish Mormorat and draw one card.
The effect in the field is the supplementation of X materials and the secondary RBI strengthening that accompanies it. It's not a bad effect, so you can set it when it comes to your hand and aim to activate it.

About the effect of (1)
Q: Even if this card itself is targeted and destroyed by this effect, will it be Special Summoned?
A: Yes. (16/10/08)
I don't know what you're talking about.
Virtually self-destructing, no-risk Zoodiac recruit. You're kidding me.
A monster that rampages as a search card that strongly promises the development of guinea rats, as well as a means of stable supply of guinea rats. Banned due to the revision sending Zodiac to black history.
Too stupid strength. What more do you want me to explain...

A regular Dracoslayer line of Field Spells for Zodiac.
Overall buffs can be nice in other themes, but Zoodiac often swings between zero and explosive ATK, and doesn't have much impact.
On the other hand, the effects of numbers 2 and 3 match the above-mentioned properties, and he can protect Zoodiac Xyz while his ability is low. If the 2nd effect makes you stronger in combat, the 3rd effect builds defense against effects.
However, it is a defensive card that does not directly contribute to the advantage, and it is a bit of a floating position for Zoodiac, who specializes in giant slalom. It doesn't even have a Zodiac name, so support is weak. It's not weak, but do you force yourself to use it...? Is it a sad position?

Wild?
Zoodiac Xyz's direct attacks and Roman guns.
At first glance, it looks like an impossible game material, but it's actually light because it can be layered on Zoodiac.
In Zoodiac, there is little need for direct attacks unless you are aiming for one punch, but Zoodiac's overlapping X summons are limited to once per turn, so their existence alone is highly important.
It's like a yoooo used in the position of a stepping stone that you don't have to take care of, but it's still necessary to exist.
It is impossible to use 12 Roman gun effects.

His Zoodiac, who controls the dragon. He is one of Zoodiac's goals when aiming for preemptive control.
It has an effect that can be X-summoned on top of a Zoodiac monster, an effect that acquires the attack and defense of his Zoodiac that is an X material, and a triggered immediate effect that removes 1 X material and destroys 1 opponent's face-up card.
Breaking the free chain is not weak. Moreover, due to the nature of Zodiac, the X material is sufficient.
His Zoodiac is the only one that can be expected to dominate, so you want to keep this card in place as much as possible when passing the turn to your opponent.
Due to the stability of Zoodiac's threat, it is a card that can easily achieve first control, and has been the core of the Zoodiac Deck since its introduction. Whether it was judged that the guinea pig regulation would not stop, this card was also banned at once. However, the momentum did not stop even though they lost the key to development and the trump card of control at once, and continued to ask the environment until the ban on Bullhorn.

Car tiger.
You can replace the X material while being underlay.
Zodiac's offense and defense fluctuate with the X material, and the effect will also fluctuate, so this replacement will work quite effectively. Depending on the situation, Thoroughblade will work great as a finisher.

From here he follows Zoodiac's bogus Xyz herd. His Zoodiac in charge of the ox.
It has the effect of X Summoning on top of a Zoodiac monster, the effect of gaining the attack and defense of the Zoodiac monster as an X material, and the effect of searching for one Beast-Warrior monster that can be Normal Summoned by removing the X material.
Anyway, the common effect of riding over his Zoodiac Xyz smells like a phony. A rare solitaire deck that freely switches types and activates its effects one after another.
This card is one of the core classes. Even if you lose the X material, you can recover the ad by searching, so you should definitely pass it in the rotation. Collect Vipers to find a way to increase your firepower, or seek out Thorablades for Penetration.
It has 0 offense and defense, but it also has the face of a card that can search for beast warriors as a general-purpose rank 4 card. Even with the loss of Drancia and Mormorat expansion and wardrobe, he is still the culprit behind Zoodiac excelling as a core or mixed-up part, making him the third banned card in the theme. That means the whole theme is black history... (trembling voice

His EARTH version of TRUE Emperor. It seems to be at odds with Zodiac.
If you destroy 2 EARTH, you can exclude 3 types of extras. The usage will be divided depending on whether you aim to remove extras or destroy EARTH.
Speaking of destruction in EARTH, the name of Scrap comes to mind first, or seeks destruction in the field. You can forcibly activate it from your hand, and you can think of it as an extra destruction, but...
When aiming for extra destruction, ABC cannot be uprooted due to the three types of binding. It will be effective if the key card is restricted or if there is only one card in it.
As with the TRUE emperor, will the combination with destruction be important? And with the advent of Dragonic D, this card also functions as TRUE's resurrection card, becoming a key monster that guides VFD. If you combine it with Zoodiac, you can also aim for normal effects.

A companion to Salvage and Revive, Spell Resistance and Trap Resistance and what Lavina is.
The resurrection effect makes it a strong candidate to smash in the society like Lavina. Since this is resurrection, two monsters will be lined up at once, which is advantageous to Xyz. There will be many situations that should be prioritized over Ravina.
There aren't many Zoodiacs yet, so there will be many situations where they need help.