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Trap that sets Normal Trap from the Deck was initially treated as a loser, but its strength has been appreciated and the price has risen.
The ability to set Traps from the Deck is simply a card with high power, but personally I think the most valuable point about this card is that it gives meaning to being a "Normal Trap", for example Red- Eyes Spirits and 《Back to the Front》tended to be compared to Libide, but with the advent of this card, the ``Normal Trap'' has become a big differentiator. ) Even if Normal Trap, which is backward compatible with Continuous Trap and Counter Trap, comes out, it can be said that it is "Normal Trap" and "it is not completely backward compatible because it is compatible with 《Trap Trick》". Yes, I think this is huge.
Needless to say, the performance of the card is excellent, but due to the nature of the effect, it may be a bit of a bottleneck that it is necessary to stack multiple traps that you want to use.
I think it's a card that raises the significance of the existence of Normal Trap in general, so I'd like to give it a perfect score.

The opponent bounces, and your monster goes to a position where it is difficult to reuse, but there is no particular problem if you are against various extra monsters. Moreover, unlike Godova and "Offering to the Snake Deity", the greatest advantage is that it can be searched with Opion. It becomes an invisible trap, but it is very powerful as a check against the opponent.

It was an X monster for his Constellar that could hit 3400 points despite being Rank 4, but because of the brain muscle called Lightning, the advantage of the hitting part faded. No matter how much he uses 2 frames, the difference between 5000 RBIs is big. For the time being, the point that he can receive Constellar support is an advantage, but if you say that you will adopt it only for that reason.

It's subtle as a burn number, and it's also subtle as a number to remove. Flip Monster itself is slow, and there is also the existence of 《Metaphys Ragnarok》that can be removed immediately.

His deck top is really slow even with the summoning right. Since it's a spirit, you can aim for effects over and over again, but there's no need to aim for effects that don't give you extra.

Advanced level that can reach 2800 points. It's not bad in RBI, but it's not a card that comes out in an era when monsters like Monarch that can be removed and hit with effects are already outdated.

I think that the evaluation of this card will change considerably depending on whether or not you are playing Sacred Time, and how you are using Sacred Time.
Since holy time monsters are used as materials for rituals, X, links, etc., it is almost impossible to pass the turn to the opponent while leaving them on the field.
However, in LVP, "Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres", which can be played with any two dragons, has appeared, and it has the effect of touching the opponent's board during the opponent's turn, so along with this card, the name "Holy Chronicle" appears on the field. It is now possible to pass the turn to the opponent while leaving the monster with . In addition, "Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres" has the ability to deploy subsequent dragons once released, so the pre-release strategy by "Kaiju" will not work. Even if you end up with 2 or more of this card in your hand, you can secure double resources with the sacred carving recruited in the Celestial Sphere and the Shenron that comes out after releasing it, so the risk of spoilage is low.
The only drawback is that you can't actively search, but the effect counter is simply powerful, so you can consider using it.

I think the effect of (3) is an excellent effect that allows you to destroy any card you like in exchange for lowering the level, which is important for "F.A." monsters.
He can't Special Summon unless he has a level 7 or higher "F.A." monster, but the "F.A." Deck has plenty of effects to increase its level, so I don't think it's a problem.
I think it's also a good idea to have a "F.A." Synchro Monster ready.

"Negate of invocation" and "negate of effect" are completely different.
Even though it depends on the opponent, it has a wide range of "negates to activate" and "negates of summons/Special Summons". I think it's possible to adopt it because it's such a strength. "It's no good to be able to activate this easily, so it's only natural that it's somewhat difficult to use."

It's a low status, so it's not that difficult to prepare without using the summoning right.
The problem is that vanilla doesn't really need Tribute Summon because of its abundant support. In the first place, the Tribute Summon method itself has many options, and most of them are also effective.
Ultimately, there are few vanilla superlative EARTH, even if it's not as good as Wind (because that one seems to have a defective specification), and the biggest RBI is "Metal Armored Bug".
It can be said that there is almost no practicality due to the poorness of the card that can be used in a narrow range.
And it's a card that seems to have appeared in the early days, but it's sad that this kind of thing appeared in the 5th season. There was almost no reason for existence from the beginning.

It's easy to deploy without summoning rights because it's Hikari and Angel, and it supports two types of angel recruiters and has a lot of support.
The problem is vanilla, it's light with plenty of support as mentioned above and currently the Tribute Summon method itself has plenty of choices.
Moreover, among them, light is blessed, and Photon Sanctuary exists that can support summoning other than vanilla without eating the summoning right with one copy.
It can't be deployed except after activation, but it's not much of a problem if it's a Deck that uses itself, so overall it's almost backward compatible.
It can be said that there is almost no hiring value even for the highest grade of light.

It's not difficult to develop without using the right to summon because it's a RBI for Recruiter Hellway.
However, vanilla monsters, especially darkness, have a lot of support, and even without attributes, there are plenty of Tribute Summon methods themselves these days, so I feel that the value of adopting this one that only supports vanilla is quite thin. The same can be said for frames in general.

I like cards with niche effects like this.
I'm thinking about evolving from his deck [Takemitsu Noot] that I made a long time ago

The suspect is a male from Fairy EARTH, 190cm, a muscular macho pervert wearing a shiny gold mask.
Although I can pump up to 2700 with Rikuru special attack, is it unsatisfactory in the current environment?
If it was LIGHT, I could have called him after the kamikaze...

Vanilla is a broken card in a way that corresponds to the card "0" at the time of appearance, and cannot receive vanilla support.
Later, "Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry" corresponding to himself appeared. There is a high possibility of a mistake because it is an effect that is treated as normal only in the hand, which is not often seen.
Even now, the only compatible cards are "Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry" (2 if you include Leo, who can't be used officially) and the support for "Simorgh, Bird of Ancestry".
However, Simorgh later became a category, and under Elbrus, he could reduce the release even if he wasn't himself, and it was easy to activate additional effects, so he almost lost the significance of his existence.
One of the few advantages is that it has a high RBI as a double cost monster. 1800 is not particularly high, so it's hard to say it's a strength.
In addition to the above-mentioned error, it is rare that vanilla superlatives are newly printed at this time, so it is a very unfortunate one with little future.