Hello Pojo Fans,
 
When I first reviewed the Level 4 Fairy Tail – Snow, I wasn't very favorable towards it.
 
Whenever Normal or Special Summoned it getting an optional Book of Moon effect is great, and its stats aren't bad either for a Level 4. Good support behind it as well. The second effect is what always stops the monster from being better than it could be.
The ability to Special Summon itself on either players turn is great, especially since that will lead into the Book of Moon effect Snow has, it's the cost. Seven cards from the hand, field, and/or grave is a high cost. In the late game it is much easier to fuel, and could be a saving move against an opponent, even more so if you are in the midst of a topdeck war.
 
Rating change because of mid-to-late-game potential. Draw her early and you have a decent monster, loaded in the grave for reuse as long as you have the cards.
 
Advanced-3/5
Art-4/5
 
Until Next Time

I love this card. Though she didn't make the top 10, Fairy Tail - Snow is good in many decks and necessary in some others. Activating good effects during either turn is great. Having 1850 Atk is also good for Level 4 monsters. My score of 3 the last time this card was reviewed still stands because she can't win the game on her own. She is a great combo card for Synchro or Rank 4 XYZ decks. Or she can just block some attacks if you have the banishment resources. Don't forget she's in the grave and you should always have a decent option. 
 
Score: 3/5
Art: 4/5
 
-WarlockBlitz

Fairy Tail-Snow.  Let us take a moment and admire the cuteness and beauty in this card.  Second, yes, the puns in this family of cards naming is delicious (Fairy tail equaling Fairytale, in addition to the actual tails).  So a Light Monster, and Level 4, with 1850 attack (monsters who have x50 attack or defense irk me for no particular reason) and 1000 defense.  I kinda feel she should be Earth, as snow is an element, and elemental cards should be Earth, but that's just me.  When Normal or Special Summoned, you can change a card your opponent controls to face-down Defense position.  In addition, here you're allowed to Special Summon this card from your Graveyard, (during either players' turn) by removing seven cards from play.  These cards can come from your Hand, Field, and/or Graveyard.  There aren't a great deal of these cards available yet, so it could be difficult to construct a Deck that would really work as of now.  I assume the seven card removal is reminiscent of the seven dwarfs, ala, Snow (White) in the name of the card.          
 
Rating:  3/5
Art:  5/5  Pretty cute