Malice, Lady of Lament →Used Deck

The second daughter of the three Lady of Lament sisters who later appeared in regular packs.
At this point, she was the same level 3 Dark Devil with a combined ATK and DEF of 2000, and it didn't make much sense for her to be a Lady of Lament monster.
The effect is to release 2 of your own monsters with Friche and put one of the traps you have used up face down. It's a monster that is similar to Lilith, who doesn't even make an initial move.
It can be used in combination with burial and reasoning gates, and since it can also pick up removed traps, it can be used in combination with traps that have the effect of excluding them from Toratori and her GY.
However, as an effect that releases two bodies, it feels lonely, and since it can be used to release any monster, it's not bad that it works well with limited control-stealing effects, but the set trap can't be used immediately. After all, it feels like a dystopia is a major premise.
If you're under the influence of Dystopia, releasing yourself and one of your opponent's monsters will remove Friche, make it less likely to be negate, and make Diabolos appear, so it's not a bad effect.
Also, if you revive with Alice's summoning trigger effect, release this card and activate it, you can reset GY or the excluded Trap while releasing Alice's search effect and calling Lilith, so thanks to Alice, it is somewhat I think that it has become an easy-to-use card.

Although it has already been released, the difficulty of this card is that it has a low degree of freedom for the cost of releasing two and resetting one.
However, if you can build a game, you can recover the excluded traps, and unlike Lilith, Lady of Lament, the release cost is not tied to attributes, so I think it would be easy to adopt his deck that mainly uses traps.
He's a loop type that can generate costs, and it's not bad for decks and decks that easily supply monsters (my favorite), but he chooses decks a lot, so I give him 7 points.

It's a card like a relative of Lilith, but its usability has greatly deteriorated.
Even though the cost is heavy with 2 bodies, what you can do is scale down from pseudo deck search to salvage.
Lilith may have been cautious because it was a card that was involved in the Magical Cave Deck, but this is a complete dystopian premise and gives the impression that it is difficult to use.

A monster with a triggered immediate effect that releases 2 monsters on the field and sets 1 GY or banished Trap card on the field.
GY ・Lilith's companion monster that collects banished cards, but there are many parts that are detuned, and it is especially painful that two releases are required. Of course, as usual with salvage cards, the early stage is not stable. Even though it's a common weakness that you can't use the set card that turn, this high cost card feels slower.
It works well with Lilith and 《Trap Trick》because you can reuse Trap and put him back in the deck, but finding the cost is a problem. With Shadow Dystopia, the opponent's cards and this card itself can generate the cost, so that's where it comes into play.

Compared to 《Lilith, Lady of Lament》, it is difficult to use because it cannot be used for the first move and the cost is high. The ability to reuse cards removed with 《Trap Trick》and restricted cards is unique here, but the only restricted cards, Normal Trap, are 《Trickstar Reincarnation》and 《Metaverse》. A combo with 《Lair of Darkness》is almost essential, and even so, you need to release one card from your field, which is quite heavy. The set card returns to his deck, so it works well with 《Lilith, Lady of Lament》and 《Trap Trick》, but the premise of Shadow Dystopia is pretty harsh.