Kashtira Shangri-Ira →Used Deck

When it first came out, even though it could produce Fenrir every turn, it didn't have an immediate effect. With the release of Rise and others, it turned into a terrifying zone blockade machine.
If you get 5 blockades in front or behind, it's honestly not a game.
Or rather, he will end up with 2 blockades if it's a Pendulum.
However, it's also true that if you can't develop a level that blocks the zone, it's not good enough, and even though the difficulty level is low, it's a level that lacks a sense of stability, so it's a little useless. There is an undeniable aspect of difficulty even after strengthening.
Even if the opponent's Shangri-La uses its effect, Arise fulfills the Xyz summoning conditions, so it is forbidden to use it in the mirror.

While The Bystial dealt a devastating blow to the themes centered on light and dark monsters, the existence of this monster caused him to devastate the Pendulum-based Deck.
Because Pendulum Summon has to use both ends of his Spell Trap zone, but if this card blocks either side, he will be locked out of Pendulum Summon, so if he gets hit first, he can't deal with it. close to
In addition, he said that Pendulum is difficult to load cards such as convenience card triggers and flip cards that spend a lot of cards from the main deck to deploy.
Even if you use other summons, it's overkill, but on the day when you were blocked by 5 blockades, you can't help but use Taipan.
Its ability to naturally lock the summoning method during development is extremely unhealthy, and it would be safe to say that its existence itself is evil.
I'm looking forward to what kind of rule revisions will be made in the 12th term.

It's not like you can do anything if you don't have patience.
Recruit is turn 1, but hell if Diablosis and Riseheart are side by side. Take it easy on yourself. In particular, Rise Heart, which only benefits Kashtira, should be banned.

Existence is bad. He can't win if he fills 5 of either the Monster Zone or the Spell Trap Zone. Even 《Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad》is allowed to set. Combining 《Tearlaments》and Ishizu may not have been expected by the management, but this is something they are aiming for, so it is rather vicious. Since there is nothing other than destruction resistance, I want to deal with it by turning it inside out. Field Spells and Extra Zones can be used, so it's a little interesting that 《Runick》exists as a countermeasure. Pendulum is over.

As you can see, the evaluation of other people was garbage until the new addition, but the evaluation exploded because the designer's combo was completed (in a bad way) with the new addition.
It's not uncommon for him to have most or all of his monster zones filled before the battle phase begins, even if he's an ordinary deck with an average deck.
Since it has just been implemented and has not been subject to any restrictions, there is a high possibility that the target to be searched for will already be in your hand even if you go through it with one shot.
For some reason, the blockade effect has no limit on the number of times per turn.
Moreover, even though it requires bullets, it has complete destruction resistance, so Sambol Wright Black Hole doesn't work.
Even if you try to knock him down, he has 3000 defense power, so you can't beat him easily, and even if you want to make it easier to knock down multiple monsters, the majority of the monster zone is filled, and Ariseheart-sama and Fenrir are usually next to him.
The reason behind cards like the Book of Total Solar Eclipse is popular these days is because of Shangri-La's resistance to destruction.
Kashtira, he doesn't spawn Tearlaments or Link Monsters, so it's possible to wipe out the monsters with a back defense.
That said, there is a big difference between the number of Kashtira's initial moves and the number of cards that can be used as back defense, and Shangri-La and Arise Heart can easily be side by side.
There is no limit to the number of times he can block, but even though it's a standby phase, it's no cost, and he'll read a powerful follow-up from the deck.
Although this has a limit on the number of times, it is clearly overkill
Even if it goes that far, KONAMI wants to make the latest theme the strongest
There is a high possibility that the rare area will be regulated
The performance is perfect as one of KONAMI's latest slash-and-burn commercial methods.
Naturally 10 points
This is the Shangri-La that KONAMI aimed for
I can't hold back my desire to make you buy a new one
I'm not looking for feces-covered inconvenience
I can say now
This is paradise
Farewell Master Duel Good environment for 《Rivalry of Warlords》

A piece that showed its true potential with the appearance of the new Kashtira.
Materials are used only for destruction resistance, so it is easy to operate the main effect even if you revive or return.
However, in addition to Arise Heart, the zone containment effect with no turn limit only makes me feel like it's a fucking game.

Recruiting wall for Kashtira, tend to have trouble with materials due to resistance
If you're going through hand triggers, it's overwhelmingly stronger to play around Tomahawk, and this card doesn't have the power to flip, and in the first place, it's better to line up without using Kashtira Griffon Pancra as a material.
In the current situation, there is no need to use it purely or on business trips, if it's a low-cost rank 7 that can be left after consuming EX once... No, if you have two 7 stars lined up, you won't even need to use this guy...
I want to recruit or use as material Kashtira I will re-evaluate when new people increase

I think the effect of (1), which allows you to recruit your favorite “Kashtira” monsters during your/your opponent’s Standby Phase, is excellent.
The advantage of (2) is that it can cut down the opponent's available Monster Zones, Spells, and Trap Zones due to the effect of turning it into a backside Defense Position, which is often found in the "Kashtira" Deck.
I also appreciate the effect of (3), which removes this card's X materials in exchange for destroying this card's battles and effects.
It's rank 7X, but the "Kashtira" Deck has a lot of cards that make it easier to get rank 7X, so I don't think it's a problem.

"Cry out that you're happy.Cry in my heart sometimes."
His Kashtira's X Monster is a far cry from those old songs, featuring more conceptual illustrations of institutions than monsters.
During the stand-by phase of each turn he can recruit his Kashtira from the deck, and the pressure on his opponent by supplying his Kashtira every turn, which also has a disruptive effect on the opponent's turn, is great.
Considering the number of types of Kashtira monsters he currently has, I would have liked him to have Special Summoned from his hand and GY if possible, but let's hope for Kashtira in the main deck that follows.
In addition, effects that block card zones by banishing cards face-down and effects that use X materials are double-sided resistant to destruction.
Although there is no turn 1 blockade effect, it is difficult to cause the opponent's deck to malfunction with this effect, but decks centered on P summons and link summons where the position of the card is important. Even a small blockage would have a big impact on the opponent.
As an EX monster with a recent theme, the original ATK is 0 in the first place, and it lacks overwhelming power and control. Although it feels a little unsatisfactory when you read , the strength when you get hooked is quite strong, and the recruited Kashtira and his own zone blockade effect will produce a wonderful fucking game.

The Xyz Monster that supports Kashtira.
Currently, there are only 3 types, and it doesn't appear in the hand in the first place, and when defeated, there is no next Kashtira. Since it is an effect that does not depend on the X material, if you can maintain it, the advantage will be infinitely stacked.
② is also quite disgusting, and as expected, if you aim to fill 5 main monster zones or spell & trap zones, it will be a routine pattern of "winning before that happens". It is possible to interfere on a realistic scale, such as destroying the link destination and making it impossible to place P cards.
Thanks to the resistance of ③, it's hard for the opponent to get through the interference of his Kashtira that he summoned himself and deal a removal other than destruction to this card. On the other hand, since there is almost no opponent who will try to destroy it steadily 3 times, it can be said that the X material of this card basically cannot be removed, and even though there is a resurrection card like Kashtira Birth, the X material of this card is Impression that it is a waste to be restrained below.
It's basically powerful, but it's weak against 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》and 《Infinite Impermanence》, so I'm worried about entrusting everything to this card. As long as you don't have an accident where you don't have any Kashtira, you should think about whether it's easy to play this card and end it.

His Kashtira ace card, level 7 theme
You can bring any of her Kashtira from his or his Deck during the Standby Phase, so you can immediately bring in Fenrir with a Disruption effect.
In addition, the second effect is an effect combined with Fenrir's obstructive effect, and since Fenrir can be supplied by the effect of 1 or verse, etc., it can be sealed in 2 or 3 places if prolonged.
The effect of 3 can be used as a substitute for x materials against battle effect destruction. This one has a high defense power of 3000, so most of them will be used for effect destruction.
Both 1, 2, and 3 certainly have strong effects, but for Rank 7, Tomahawk can generate up to 5 tokens just by throwing out the first attack, and Big Eye, which can steal one of the opponent's monsters, and removes tokens while attacking second. Due to the presence of Dragosak who can