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The effect is the same as Eldlixir of Black Awakening, except that instead of Deck, he is from GY, and it is a Quick-Play Spell.
It's basically the same card as his other Eldlixirs, but this card is the only one that doesn't respond to Special Summon from his deck, which makes it a little tricky early on.
On the other hand, he's a quick-play spell when it comes to reviving GY, so it's easy to use. Therefore, the key to using this card is how quickly he drops Eldlich into his GY.
Fortunately, both undead and Eldlich have many ways to drop GY and search. It can be said that it is his Eldlixir that shows his power from the middle stage onwards.

Special Summons undead from the hand or deck, but if there are no Eldlich monsters in play, he can only cast Eldlich monsters, and a Normal Spell with the effect of excluding GY himself and setting a Golden Lord Spell Trap from the Deck card.
A card that is expected to play a role as a means to pull Eldlich out of the Deck. Eldlixir has an excellent Special Summon effect and Golden Lord set effect in common, and is a card group that plays a key role in the Eldlich Deck.
There is no reason why he is unconditionally weak in Eldlich recruits, but the important thing is that Eldlich is vanilla and Special Summon in Defense Position. Therefore, it can be said that it is a card for really pulling out rather than using force.

Sparkling! !
The disadvantage that he can only attack with undead, the effect of paying the LP cost to search for Eldlich monsters or Golden Lord Spell Trap, and when he is sent to GY from the field, he has the effect of sending Eldlich monsters or Golden Lord Spell Trap to GY Continuous Spell with.
No matter how excellent the salvage effect he is, he has Eldlich, and although he has Eldlixir and Golden Lord, which have excellent GY activation effects, it can be said that the stability of ad acquisition and search is a great justice card. It also prevents you from being unable to access Eldlich.
This card itself doesn't have the name of Eldlixir or Golden Lord, so it's a bit difficult to search for, but it's quite stable when you can use it. It's worth loading up on Deck.

Do you keep fighting with one type of monster? A new golden theme, Eldlich.
Send yourself and 1 Spell Trap from your hand to GY, send 1 card in the field to GY, send 1 Spell Trap in the field to GY for self-salvage, and then Special Summon 1 undead from your hand. It has the effect of conferring strength and destruction resistance.
The hand activation effect is to drop this card that has come to the hand into his GY, but many of his Spell Trap related to Eldlich also activate effects in his GY, which can reduce add loss. .
The second effect is the true value. Special Summon can also be used by itself, so you can use his Spell Trap on the field as a self-regenerating card as many times as you want. In that case, 3500 hit points with effect destruction resistance and sufficient performance as a trump card. However, this is only for that turn and returns to 2500 vanilla on the opponent's turn, so I would like to focus on pseudo self-regeneration again.
Although there are parts that are scary to exclude, you can fight immortality like an undead. What will happen because it is a theme with a high degree of attention among the three themes?

It is read as Usui instead of Hakuhyo.
This card can also get an additional effect by releasing a plant, and has a basic effect that blocks the effect activation of one monster on the opponent's field, and an additional effect that makes it a Plant and gains control until the end.
Rikka's effect seems to be a negate Trap, but what is blocked is the right to activate the effect. Therefore, it is meaningless for permanent effects, and you have to shoot in advance for activation effects and trigger effects. Even if you use it in a chain, the activation of the effect at that time will pass normally.
Should I aim for control seizure? Among the cards that can be searched with the button, it is a rare card that can be expected to interfere with the opponent's turn. However, if you use it on your opponent's turn, it may be difficult to use the stolen card unless you release it with the effect of Teardrop. I'm also worried about the existence of a rival in the area called "Crackdown".

Like Rikka Glamour , Normal Trap can activate additional effects by releasing plants.
From GY, he has the effect of reviving a Rikka monster in Defense Position, and with an additional effect, he has the effect of reviving another Plant in Defense Position.
When used normally, the target is limited instead of not targeting "Back to the Front". By using the additional effect, you can line up two plants, but since you use one release, it's the same ad.
His Rikka, which is the X theme, can aim for level-matching moves, but for that, he needs plenty of GY. Luckily, there is an excellent GY manure monster called Hitohira, but I can't say anything because there are many Rikkas that are banished by his own effects.
It would be nice to search with a button and arrange it, but since it's a trap, what happens if it's too late?

His Continuous Spell, which has the effect of correcting the release of monsters to the opponent when his Rikka monster is released, and the disadvantage of self-destructing when monsters other than his Plant are on his field during the opponent's End Phase.
Since it is a forced release by the same opponent as 《Share the Pain》, it breaks through almost all resistances. If the activation of this card goes through, there is a possibility that it can break through even those with strong resistance.
However, since the release is chosen by the opponent, the power will be halved just by strengthening the side. Also, since he is limited to the release of Rikka monsters, it is a pain for Rikka that he seems to be highly expandable and requires a form close to pure construction. Of course, it's a Continuous Spell, so you have to be careful about your opponent's removal.
Should the release trigger be a button or a hellebore? It is also sad that the release of the hand is not a condition for activation.

A card with a strange effect that can release plants as a cost when activated.
You can search for Rikka monsters, and if you release it, you can add her plant with the same name that has a different name to that monster to your hand.
Among the Rikka monsters, we are aiming for Snowdrop, which has a powerful effect when drawn into the hand, and a button that allows her to Special Summon with its own effect. Of course, at the point when the system at the very beginning is not in place, it would be nice to search for a single hit and connect it to further searches.
When you release it, an additional effect will be activated, but for that you need an additional card to release, making it less convenient. You can search for plants other than Rikka, but there are still many cards that cannot be searched due to Rikka's level. If you search for this card with the effect of the button, it would be nice to release the shell button, but the search destination is only about Gigaplant...
There are some peculiarities in the additional effect, but basically it is a search card that is risk-free and can be searched, so it is extremely excellent.

A single tear rolls down your cheek as you smile downwards...
An X monster that has the effect of releasing your own or opponent's monsters, the effect of immediately triggering this effect when using Plant as an X material, and the effect of increasing his ATK according to the number of released monsters. .
It's also a general-purpose X monster, but in that case, it's a powerful removal called Release, but it's an indescribable substitute that removes one monster and his weak ATK correction. Since it targets, there is a slight hole in the resistance destructive power. After all, the true value is demonstrated when plants are used as X materials and the trigger instant is obtained.
By making full use of Snowdrop's two effects, it's relatively easy to meet the conditions and unleash it, making it a reliable trump card for not only Rikka, but for Plant as a whole. You can strongly check the opponent's field with the release removal that comes out immediately after the trigger.
Not only Rikka's trump card, but also a reliable new ace candidate for the whole plant.

Rank 6 only for Rikka? ?
An X monster that has the effect of performing 《Monster Reborn》while negating or planting the effect when the monster is released, and the effect of releasing the plant in your hand or field when the plant is destroyed by effect.
You can perform 《Monster Reborn》with a trigger. You can collect the released cards as they are, but you can also steal good cards. Since it will be a plant, the wind flower will not self-destruct. On the other hand, since the effect is negate, it is also difficult to use the effect to wish for a reversal.
This effect negates his Rikka soberly, and the main gimmicks such as the button search effect and the snowdrop level adjustment effect die. Of course, it is also difficult to play a reversal by stealing the opponent's card.
The effect that substitutes for effect destruction with release can be connected to the resurrection effect, so it's good as a check, but it's painful that this card's ability stops as it is when you're away from battle. This card is the only material for 2 bodies in Rank 6 Plant X, so there is a need...

When Rikka is on the field, he can negate monster effects that target monsters from his hand or field, and he has the effect of self-regenerating by releasing one GY plant. Rikka monster.
It has a hand trigger effect, and you can negate your opponent's effects that target your monsters. It's a pretty rare effect in Rikka, so it's safe to have it in your hand. If you send it to GY, you can aim for self-regeneration, so it's even more delicious.
GY's self-regeneration effect is performed by releasing monsters on the field with activation effects. You can send it to her GY with a single piece to regenerate itself, but it's a subtle point because it can be used in a slightly different way. After all, I would like to use hand trigger to revive her after going to GY.
Both effects have a high affinity with her Rikka, and are enough material to solidify the armpits.

A superlative Rikka monster that has the effect of releasing a Plant on the field to Special Summon itself and another plant, and the effect of matching the level of all Plants on the field to the level of the specified Plant.
The Special Summon effect can be used to easily create a teardrop by connecting it to the level copy after this, but it's quite a bone to ask for 3 plants with the released monster and the self in your hand. The loss of advantage is also large, and it will be necessary to devise ways such as releasing Hitohira that has finished its role. The benefit that can be obtained is huge, so it can be said that it is a high-risk high-return effect.
Level adjustment is the true value of this card. Considering the tier of Plant Xyz, you'll probably want to adjust this card to level 8 and aim for a teardrop. I want to create a situation where I use my own effects and the self-resurrection of her other Rikka cards to create a situation where this card and another one.
An important card to connect to the teardrop, which is the absolute cornerstone of Rikka. How to handle the power of this card seems to be important.

A high-level Rikka monster that has the effect of giving a combat correction by releasing itself from the hand or field during a Plant battle, and the effect of self-regenerating when the Plant on the field is released.
It can be used purely as a card that is responsible for plant's combat correction, but the correction value itself is not so good, as it is activated when an attack is declared instead of the damage step that is common with cards of this kind, so there is a possibility of being hit by a side spear. do not have. Rikka isn't that good at combat, so I wonder if it will exist as a card to make up for that. Self-revive is pretty strong, so it's also a way to send this card to his GY.
It also has the effect of self-regenerating if your monster is released. If you bring a level 6 Plant with Lone Fire, you can also X summon Kanzashi as it is. In this case, it seems stronger to put out a snowdrop and then a teardrop.
Somehow, the combat side assistance is not bad, and the self-revive is also excellent. A card that can aim to enter the starting lineup in Rikka.

A high-level Rikka monster that has the effect of releasing Plants on the field to Special Summon, and the effect of searching for Rikka Spell Trap by triggering Special Summon by Summoning/Plant effect.
A monster like Monarch that has a search effect and can be used as a Special Summon if the release is a plant. Ability values and levels are similar. Rikka Spell Trap has a line-up of easy-to-use cards, starting with the Search Rikka Glamour , so it can be said that the value of this card that can search for them is high.
After using the effect, use it as an X material, or use it for the cost of Rikka Spell Trap for him who searched. A neat and easy card to use in Rikka.

Her Rikka monster has the effect of releasing itself from the hand or field, lowering the level of up to 2 Plant monsters by 2, and the effect of self-regenerating during the end phase when itself is released.
In Rikka, there is little merit in lowering the current level of monsters, and the number one effect is likely to be just sending it to her GY to self-regenerate itself in the hand. However, even if you revive this card at your end, it will only leave this card on the field with only his ATK at the level of a low-ranking attacker.
Even if I try to release it on the opponent's turn to make the most of myself, it's difficult to release it on the opponent's turn with his current Rikka.
Rikka's valuable level 4 monster can be used to aim for Kanzashi using Prim's effect, but...