Nekroz Mirror is a Ritual Magic card, very similar to yesterday.  There are two key differences between this and yesterday.  The Monsters used for Ritual Summon yesterday had to come from the Hand and/or Extra Deck.  Here, they must come from the Hand or Field.  Still good, just not quite as versatile.  Here, you're also allowed to remove Nekroz Monsters from your Graveyard to perform the Summon.  So I suppose it is as versatile on a second thought...just in different ways.  You don't get the swarm potential you had yesterday, which I think is the biggest downside from here to there, but this is another very excellent and focal card in the Nekroz arsenal.  All that other print is the same as yesterday.  
 
Rating:  4/5
Art:  4/5

Hello Pojo Fans,
 
Mirror mirror on the wall, which Nekroz will you call? Nekroz Mirror is the second of three possible “Nekroz” Ritual Spells to play in the deck. How it differs from the other Ritual Spells is that this card also involves using monsters in your grave as tribute material, as well as the side effect of banishing any of the monsters that may be “Nekroz” monsters for the Ritual Summon.
 
The added benefit of the graveyard is great, but the loss of your “Nekroz” monsters may come back once you draw Cycle and don't have them in the graveyard as a possible Ritual Summon target. The main target for this card, as well as Nekroz Cycle (later this week) is Shurit, Strategist of the Nekroz. Tribute this guy in your hand with Mirror, he gets banished, but he will still search out a Ritual “Nekroz” that is a Warrior-Type, netting you a +1.
 
Even with the loss of your Nekroz monsters, this card is a must in the deck. There are ways to get back your banished cards (Necroface) and even if you can't, you are likely running multiple copies of almost any monster in the deck. At least 2 Mirror in the deck. Not as good as Kaleidoscope or Cycle, but still pretty good.
 
Advanced-4/5
Art-4/5
 
Until Next Time
KingofLullaby