Angel of Blue Tears →Used Deck

I try to use it when I'm thinking of a combo that just doesn't connect, but it's dependent on the opponent and I can't search for it.

He pretends to be a Trista support and is said to be a Sunavalon support. In Sunavalon, I want to adopt it because I can do both hindrance and deployment. Any rarity after that is very nice.

As the name suggests, this spell card is modeled after the user Bruen's picture book.
Instead of negating the effect of one monster, if your monster is targeted, your opponent will receive effect damage, and if your opponent's monster is targeted, you will receive effect damage proportional to the number of cards in each player's hand. .
It's hard to use for interference because it targets with a Normal Spell, and it's not as good as a flip card compared to similar cards. It's hard to say.
The main thing is his GY effect that triggers when either player takes effect damage, which allows you to set any one of his Normal Trap from your hand or his Deck.
The biggest difference from Toratori is that he can also select Normal Trap, which he only has one in his deck, and Trista has a really easy-to-understand option of Linkane, a limited card, and there are many ways to inflict effect damage on the opponent's turn. Since they exist, they are naturally compatible.
Considering the numerical advantage, you basically want to set it from the Deck, but if you set it from your hand, you can use it on the turn you set it, so if you have a Normal Trap that you want to activate immediately on your turn, you can of course use this effect. There is no move that won't be used, and if you set it from your hand during the opponent's turn, you can only activate it during the main phase, so you don't like the Tsuitsui and Kozusai that are released during the opponent's draw phase and standby phase. For Normal Trap cards that want to avoid the cards that become , it is a welcome effect that can take care of them.
However, since the effect in the first half and the effect in the second half are either turn 1, it is weak when doubled when stacking multiple, and although the second one can trigger the GY effect of the first one, it is the same. It's honestly not good to be able to do it on your turn or your opponent's turn.
Considering the effect of the first half, which is neither weak nor strong, it may be one way to quickly send him to GY with burial etc.
In any case, even if you set it from his deck during the opponent's turn, it won't interfere during that turn, and it doesn't have a Trista name, so I don't think it's a high-priority card even in the Trista deck.
However, in contrast to his GY effect in the second half, which can be said to be the main effect, the effect when the first half of the hand strike negates the effect of one monster, so it is a relief that it is a relatively versatile effect. think.