The first effect is definitely scriptable. Look at the script for Duelist Kingdom (anime) where you can play Level 5+ monsters from your hand without Tributing for them, specifically these parts:

In order to make monsters Special Summonable ignoring their Summoning conditions, you have to change "false" to "true" both inside the filter AND inside the operation.

For the 2nd effect, try changing your function recon to this:

When I say ignoring the summoning conditions for normal summons, I don't exactly mean summon them without tributing. I mean is it possible to script it so that monsters with effects like "This card cannot be normal summoned/set" become able to be normal summoned by tributing (2 tributes for 7 stars of higher regardless of what the text says)

Well, the special summon effect itself as written in the anime text does not ignore the summoning conditions. It is a separate continuous effect that ignores the summoning conditions for the player who has the circle. I tried copying something from ygopro's at the top where I wrote --Ignore and it doesn't seem to fully work. Did I do something wrong there? Or is this too contradictory for the script to handle (having it ignore at the top but the operation not ignoring)?

I tried what you gave me and it didn't seem to work Did I perhaps do something wrong in my if then statement/forget to include something?

Also I noticed that for some reason I can bring monsters back but the opponent isn't asked to...would you mind looking at the ss operation for the opponent's monster?

Ohhhhhhh yeah I don't think that's possible, unfortunately. In order for a monster to not be able to be Normal Summoned/Set, it just has the line "c:EnableReviveLimit()" inside its initial_effect, and I don't believe that can be disabled by any card effect.

Well then just change it to true for you and false for your opponent? Idk, I've never seen anything like that "--Ignore" part before so maybe you copied that wrong.

Hmm, in that case you might have to use labels here. Something like adding "e3:SetLabelObject(e2)" inside your special summon function and calling "e:GetLabel()" as part of your removal function's condition. If you can't figure it out I'll work on it later tonight and show you what I mean.

I see an error here. In line 86 you have "9111115" when it should be "91111115". Fix that first and let me know if it's still messed-up.

Perhaps I did, there was a bit more written in the script that I did not copy because it was relating to a custom effect for the card that I did not want to include. I'll attach it to this post in case you don't mind taking a look. If you'd rather not get involved with it, I will make it just ignore for me as a temporary solution. The ignoring the summoning condition the card uses is just 1 true though, so it only brings back stuff that was properly summoned first, which is not retarded enough for me :P

The effect in ygopro's version of this card according to the cdb is: Destroy all monsters on the field and banish all monsters in both players' Decks. Once per turn: the turn player can activate this effect; each player can Special Summon 1 monster from their Graveyard. If you would Special Summon, you can ignore the Summoning Conditions. When a monster you Normal or Special Summoned while this card is on the field is destroyed, banish it instead of sending it to the Graveyard.

Keep in mind this is not the effect I want as it has some differences/nerfs than the actual anime effect. If you could figure out how to implement "If you would Special Summon, you can ignore the Summoning Conditions" with anime logic ignoring, that'd be great.

I have not tried working with labels and am rather noobish, so if you could show me what it is supposed to look like I would appreciate it.

Oh, fail even for me. I changed it and it still seems to be not working though. Strange considering that it was working fine a couple of days ago...Maybe I screwed something when I was testing stuff out >.<

Are you sure you attached the right card here, mate? I downloaded the script file and it looks just like the effect of Shock Master [:confu:]

Anyway I'm pretty sure you can change it to 2 trues and it will work as you want it to? As long as you also change it in the operation as well in as the filter. The stuff you included in the "--Ignore" tab seems to be better suited not inside the initial_effect(c)...

Okay, one more thing before I try this myself: go to lines 81 and 98, and they both should say "tc:RegisterEffect(e1,true)", right? Change them both to "c:RegisterEffect(e1)" and see what happens.

Well, I can do that except then it wouldn't be exactly as the poorly written card was intended to function. According to the anime text, the special summon itself does not ignore the conditions. It's a separate effect that enables all of my special summons to ignore summoning conditions. So along with the summons from this card ignoring the conditions for me, I SHOULD also be able to special summon other stuff ignoring the summoning conditions if going by the anime wording. The ygopro one got it to work with irl ruling ignoring conditions, while I probably screwed something up when i was copying. If you have the patience, please take a look and if it's too anime stupid logic then I will just make it ignore conditions for me in the operation.

It doesn't seem to be working as whenever I used ygopro's circle against the ai the ai would always summon but when I use mine it won't. I'm under the impression at this point the if then statements I added might have screwed something up since I think before then it was working fine. So uh....help me plz?

I appreciate all the help you've given me, but if this card is 2stupid then at the very least I'd like to get the "When a monster Special Summoned by this effect is destroyed, remove it from play instead of sending it to the Graveyard" effect working (as well as figuring out why the opp can't ss ofc.)

Okay. I'm not 100% sure if this will work, and if it doesn't then I will have to pass the torch to someone else here. But try this, and let me know what happens

Side note, I deleted the "Ignore" part because I now know why it doesn't work. The Underworld Circle script in Ygopro has a global effect that it calls to check whether or not the monsters are summoned by this effect. Your version doesn't have this global effect, thus the variables there aren't calling on anything. This is also why your recon function didn't work before too - the condition "Duel.IsPlayerAffectedByEffect(c:GetSummonPlayer(),513000118)" is calling this global function which doesn't exist in your script.