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After all, monsters named Chaos are nothing but evil...
It can be the ultimate weapon in reverse and lock deck death. In particular, if you put it in Ghostrick, which is related to the back defense, has all the lower grades, and has a dedicated Reverse Trap, there is a possibility that your opponent will be stuck with this one. With his deck being an advanced player, it seems necessary to look at his cards one after another in amazement.
It's a reverse, so it's a little slow, but it's a total removal that doesn't target, and it's the most annoying deck bounce, and it's only a low-grade backside Special Summon, so if it's summoned successfully, it'll probably go straight to the ban.
Although it doesn't stick that much against fusion-based decks, other than that, I'd have to say that he's a deck. "I want to punch you, this smile."

A crazy card with virtually no ad loss. His hand is already at the top of the deck.
It is a card that can be revived or special summoned from the hand, and grants effect resistance to the special summoned monster. What's more, the cost card can be either the top of his deck or the bottom of his deck, so if you choose the top of the deck, you can earn an add with Sylvan's effect.
It has the weakness of returning to the deck top or deck bottom during the end phase, but you can also use it as an Xyz material or turn it over with 《Mount Sylvania》.
The biggest problem is that this card is a trap card, so it lacks immediate effect. However, conversely, since it is a trap card, it has a strong surprise effect, and if you use it on your opponent's turn, you can use it to harass your opponent if you use your leaf to create pieces, sprouts, or stalls.

Level 7 x 2 is required, but there are no restrictions, so it's not difficult to get her current Sylvan.
Originally level 7 monsters such as Shaman and Rose Sorcerer, and level change systems such as Princess Sprout and Copipla will come into play immediately.
The effect is to turn over 3 cards from the top of the Deck and bounce the cards on the field up to the number of Plant monsters in them. Since it is "up to", you can choose the number of cards arbitrarily, and the "choose" effect of the Trish type does not target, and since it bounces, it boasts a considerable amount of control. You can use your own card as the bounce card, so you can use the herb increase agent to expand it further. The flipped plant will be sent to her GY, so you can use Sylvan's effect.
In addition, you can send Plants in your hand and field to her GY, check the top of her Deck for that level, and return it in any order you like. If you use even the best monsters in your hand, you can almost certainly turn over 3 Plants.
Although its versatility is low, it is a card that boasts considerable control over Deck top control, bounce effect, and RBI of 2800.

What is written is completely upward compatible with Kyoken. Only for Sylvan.
Although there is a limit of once per turn, it doesn't have the special summon limit of Sylvan's, and the only downside is that if Sylvan isn't there, all cards in his hand will be returned to the top of his deck. Since he needs to have a lot of Sylvan cards, it is unlikely that he will fall for this disadvantage with the Sylvan Deck (although he has done it twice).
Although you can't earn the ad itself, the card exchange ability is high, and you can choose two cards from "cards in your hand" instead of "cards you draw", so the range of choices is quite wide. In Sylvan, where the top of the deck is important, there is no card that is easier to use than this. It can be reused by using Shaman's effect.
I thought Mr. Satisfied would be happy because he could return all the cards to the top of the deck in any order, but according to Mr. Satisfied, an acquaintance of mine, "If I draw this in my first hand, I'll cry." It seems that it is difficult in the middle of the day.

The exhilaration when turning this over when Ronfa is in her GY is comparable to the top Archfiend.
Effect is full revival of lower Plants when flipped. There is a Ronfa in the lower class of Plant, so if you have a Shaman in your hand, you will have two top-level Plants just by flipping one piece. Also, Synchro Xyz is easier with Copy Plant, and Botarnicaraio can be used as a minimum 2200 RBI attacker when it appears. If it is Sylvan, it will be the starting point for various developments, such as reviving a new sprout and flipping 2 cards, reviving a princess sprout → turning over with release, then princess to top → turning over with top grade Sylvan and Xyz.
Also, since the flipped self is also included in the target of the effect, this one card is self-contained to some extent.
The effect is so powerful that you want to stack 3 of them, but since it often goes bad in your hand, you need to adjust the number of cards, or add cards such as 《Sylvan Charity》or Flapod that allow you to exchange the top of your deck with your hand.

Ghostrick's main attacker.
Although it has 1000 RBI by itself, it is possible to process up to 1200 RBI as it includes itself as a strengthening effect, and at least 2400 RBI with the effect of halving the RBI to the opponent.
Self-buffing is not a Ghostrick "monster", but a Ghostrick "card", so not only field spells, but also permanents such as knights and role shifts count. 200 is a low rate of increase, but the final rate of increase is quite high due to the large number of cards to be covered.
Also, even if it is destroyed in battle, he can salvage the Ghostrick card with the effect of sending it to GY, so there is no gap.
It's a pretty good card for a Rank 1, and thanks to its ATK halving effect, it's highly versatile, so if Rank 1 Xyz is strengthened in the future, I think it'll be even more appreciated.

The direct attack declaration and Ghostrick's characteristics are very compatible, and if done well, you can earn a lot of ads. Although it doesn't have a damage reduction effect, if you search for Level 1 hand-inducing monsters, you can deploy it while preventing your opponent's attacks.
However, since the damage received by the opponent becomes 0, if you use this card as the main axis, you will have to give up beatdown and aim for Skeleton's Deck destruction or Daemon's special victory.
Even so, even if it depends on the opponent, there is no reason why the card that can be continuously searched is weak, and if it is no longer needed, it can be replaced with a house or a museum.
As a plain use, all damage received by the opponent becomes 0, so it is possible to interfere with the movement of the crown blade.

When it comes to 3500 RBI that can be recruited from Giant Rat, doesn't fall into the abyss, and doesn't get caught by Mirafo, you can understand the fear.
Since you can attack while in Defense Position, you can reduce the threat of Honest to some extent. In addition, it is also possible to beat the avatar without any tricks (?).
Since all Superheavy Samurai have the effect of being able to attack in Defense Position, it is of course a key card in the Superheavy Samurai Deck, but to some extent it is complete on its own, so you can also send it to the EARTH Recruit Deck.

Probably the best RUM member in the current situation.
Since it has a rank adjustment effect and a race/attribute copy effect, it is highly compatible with Astral Force (however, it will be rank 6 or higher). You can also use it by leaving Gaia Dragoon at Rank 5. In addition, it can be evaluated that Oberion, which is difficult to normal summon + effect activation, can be put out relatively easily.
Even if it doesn't have the versatility of Norden, it looks like it could be a pretty powerful card in a dedicated deck.

Ghostrick's burn is certainly valuable, but this is...
It hurts that the burn damage is set card x 100.
Ghostrick is certainly a lot to set, but if you reverse at once with a panic etc., the burn damage will be almost gone.
In that case, I would like to take advantage of the relatively high RBI among Ghostrick... but the RBI that surpasses this is Mommy, who increases summoning power just by being there, and Stein, which has a search effect, so I would like to go out of my way to use this. The benefits of preferential adoption are also thin.

"Useless" angel ← This is important.
Stacked Xyz is possible, and if you use Alucard or Dullahan as a material, you can use the Salvage effect as well as the Search effect, which is a nice feature. Even if Stein cries... no, you explode.
There are 2000 RBI and 2500 RBI, respectively, so if you put it out with Dullahan, you won't have to worry about fighting. Moreover, since you can procure materials yourself, you can search every turn if you can maintain it well. Not a "useless" angel at all.
Even more amazing is the special win when you have 10 materials. As expected, it's not realistic. Well, it's not the effect I'm aiming for. There is no limit to once per turn with the same name, so it seems that there are perverts who aim for a special victory by resetting the back defense.

Although it is treated as a lost product, the sense of security when it comes out is not odd.
It has the effect of switching the attack target, and if you line up two bodies, the lock will be decided. As for the recruiting effect, although there are excellent low-level Ronfas, unlike Ronfas, although they are dependent on the other party, they can be recruited without being hindered by Veiler.
Although it is inferior in versatility and ease of use compared to other princesses, it will be one that boasts considerable defensiveness once you can get it out. After all, it's not that hard to find a Plant Deck with plenty of revive and recruit options.

Sylvan's wisdom bag. Being the highest grade, the effect is quite strong.
Sylvan's flipped effect is an effect that changes the order of the top 3 cards of the Deck.
Deck top manipulation is important in Sylvan, so a pretty useful effect. Don't cry if the top three cards of your deck are Spell Trap.
The unique effect is to flip 1 card, and if it is a Plant, draw 1 card. If you do the deck top operation well, the ad that you can earn will be tremendous. If you turn over the princess sprout, you can draw 1 and connect it to Fergrant as it is.
As you can see, the effect is powerful and easy to use, but it's the highest grade, so it's a little difficult to get out. It can be recruited with Ronfa, but it will be difficult if it comes to your hand. In that respect, Shaman with Special Summon effect is easier to use for him.
It's a powerful card, but it shines better when it's in the Deck, so be careful how many you use.

Compared to other lower Sylvans, this card has no sharp edges and tends to look inferior.
However, I feel the will of iron that "I will turn over anything".
Sylvan's unique effect when flipped over is the effect of instantly dropping another card. Although the luck element is stronger, if you drop Narsus and Legia together and operate the top deck, you can pinpoint his deck flip.
The unique effect is the effect of turning over one card when sent from the field or hand to GY. This is quite compatible with Reiho, and you can use Snuff as a cost to top-manipulate and immediately turn over with Snuff's effect.
However, since it shows its true value in combos with other cards, this card alone may only increase the gambling element. However, the effect itself is easy to use, so if you use Reiho, it's worth it.

It is no exaggeration to say that this is the strongest resurrection card in Yu-Gi-Oh history.
It can be activated at no cost, and can be revived regardless of attribute, race, level, or rank as long as the resurrection restrictions are met, and it boasts one of the most broken performances that can use the opponent's GY.
For the time being, DD Crow and his Infernoid, which remove GY from him in Free Chain, are natural enemies, but frankly speaking, they are only minor weaknesses.
Considering that even powerful resurrection cards such as Living Dead, Norden, and Blizzard have restrictions and disadvantages, you can see how broken this card is.
Nowadays, it's popular to send the opponent's Infinity to her GY, and then use this card to revive and rampage.