Advanced All-Round Hotori

In each of 1R–3R, Hotori opens every silhouette of one type (candidates = same shape × same type). This route adds the Advanced All-round set's Collectible (Large), Rarity (Large) and 2-slot average on top.

The standard line is Collectible (Large) in 1R — pin down high-value collectibles directly, and combine them with the confirmed silhouettes Hotori opened to get the board value fast. If a Gem 3×1 shows, go for its color with Rarity (Large) in 2R.

If a Gem 3×1 opened right away in 1R, use Rarity (Large) first. A Gem 3×1 has three candidates — Stringblade (red, 8.99M) · Crown Called Nobility (gold, 18k) · DynamiK Triangle (green, 2k) — so if it shows red, it's the Stringblade for sure: bid big right in 1R and finish it there. If not, rejoin the standard line with Collectible (Large) in 2R.

Tell Food and Gem 1×2 and Tech 2×1 silhouettes apart with the 2-slot average. Below 10k means a trap for sure; above 40k, a Cool-lala Spicy Snack or Traveler's Stone is almost certainly there; above 280k it's a Data Vault.

In 3R, gather the confirmed silhouettes with Size (Large); in 4R, compute the board value with the Gold total. Hotori's 5R ability shows the silhouettes of collectibles whose rarity you know, so a red 3×1 (Stringblade or Favorite Pizza) gets sorted out once more.