Tearlaments Kashtira Limited→Used Deck

Strong in name, strong in effect
It is possible to receive strong support for both themes, including the general-purpose card 《Kashtira Fenrir》.
As a result, 《Tearlaments》and 《Kashtira》are cards that easily synergize the 22-year hegemony theme.
It can be calmly summoned during the opponent's turn + Thanks to GY Fertilization, many movements can be realized
The only downside is that his race doesn't match his Tearlaments, so it can't be used as a fusion material, but it's a minor thing.

It happened at the end of the 11th grade. That's the act of giving a strong card to a strong theme at the time.
《Spright Sprind》, 《Tearlaments Rulkallos》, 《Bystial Baldrake》...
It steadily advances to the long-awaited prophetic day, and October, when the last pack of 2022 was released. The final push had been pushed.
The final nuclear warhead of the 11th term that carried out the madness of connecting the 2 TOPs of the environment. that is her.
Up until now, she hadn't gotten along very well with Tearlaments. It was the moment when the strongest deck "Kashtira Tearlaments" exploded.
At first glance, it's not as bold as the Ishizu gimmick, with 3 cards when it comes into play and 2 cards when it falls to GY, but if you look at it in total, it's 5 cards, and unlike over there, it's good or bad for your opponent's deck. do not touch
And somehow she also came with her Special Summon possible on her opponent's turn. In the 11th term, there are too many cards that move during the opponent's turn, and there are places where I've gotten used to it, but she can do Special Summon on her own, and if she comes out, she can enrich GY. In Tearlaments, it leads to fusion from the point where you drop it to her GY in the opponent's turn you often see.
In addition to being a little more expensive, she doesn't have the ability to directly fuse, but instead has the advantage of being able to use it at any time.
She can't fuse by herself, and when the action goes down, she goes to GY.
→《Tearlaments Kitkallos》

The personification of a strong name. An idea like Aurica that I thought about jokingly.
BF Tearlaments - Scareclaw Kashtira's Manadum Ninja - His Spright Vernusylph turned into a beast of the abyss of the Labyrinth Castle -
Is it a sign of a series of strong theme name combinations?

I beg you, please limit this too
I don't want to fight Tearlaments anymore
Djinn Buu as rugged fucking theme

Tearlaments x Kashtira, I thought I only had a bad feeling about it, but when 《Orcust Knightmare》came out, wasn't it crazy? I thought, but it's no longer a comparison.
The effect of ① requires excluding cards from your hand, but conversely, you can Special Summon that alone, and in the case of Kashtira, you can Special Summon even on your opponent's turn, and you can return and recover with 《Kashtiratheosis》, 《Kashtira Preparations》and 《Kashtira Birth》, Tearlaments In the case of , basic exclusion is painful, but it is easy to use the card sent to GY as a cost, and the removed card can be recovered with 《Tearlaments Grief》and 《Tearlaments Cryme》.
The effect of ② is completely for Tearlaments, and you can aim to activate his GY at once just by doing a Special Summon. Works in his Kashtira verse.
The effect of ③ is also for his Tearlaments, and just like Dandylion, it can be sent to his GY, so it will be activated by the effect of another Tearlaments of his, even the effect of a card with the same name. To do.
You can easily use Special Summon and GY Fertilize, and since you can search with 《Primeval Planet Perlereino》, 《Pressured Planet Wraitsoth》and 《Kashtira Fenrir》, you can bring them into another Deck.
Along with Paraizos, it came out right after Limiregyu, and even though it was free, [Tearlaments] and [Kashtira] were at the top, but it accelerated further, and it seems that even this card may already be semi-restricted. .

For the "Tearlaments" Deck, the fact that (1) excludes the cost of its own Special Summon is a bad match, but (2) and (3) GY Fertilization effect more than makes up for that, I think it's an excellent effect.

A fusion of the strongest and the strongest. From the status and effects, it's a Kitokaros magic remodeling theory ant.
Although preliminary preparation is required, it has a self-deployment that can be said to be a loose condition.
In the case of Kashtira, she has a lot of effects related to elimination, so it leads to combos.
On the other hand, it's a bit heavy for Tearlaments, but it's a ready target for reverberation and reverberation.
Also, since it can be deployed on each other's turn, it can also be used as a defense card, and if you are lucky, you can expect it to play an active role as an obstruction card from his GY fertilizer, which will be described later.
The effect on the field is his GY manure for Tearlaments. RBI is also high for Tearlaments that enter the main deck.
The effect of 2 can be sent from the opponent's deck to his GY, so I haven't forgotten the synergy with Kusha.
Kashtira has a lot of cards with high versatility, and the point is that you can share support with them.
The strongest x the strongest is still not date.

A new monster from Kashtira and Tearlaments, a combination of dangerous theme names running at the forefront of the environment.
Is it too soon to replenish what you've taken from Tearlaments? The question is the theme of the active forefront, so please forgive me.
The effect has the same triggered immediate effect self-SS effect, and in one body he shows a stable function regardless of whether he uses it with Scareclaw or Kashtira, whereas this self-SS ability is for his Kashtira, GY Fertilizer Two effects are for Tearlaments.
Being compatible with Fenrir, Perleino, and Paraizos, which have all become restricted cards, is definitely a strength when used on the Tearlaments side.
Kashtira does get some benefit from her GY Fulfillment effect, but her Scareclaw stuff is generally a higher priority than this one.
Well, on a very personal note, he likes Scareclaw's one and hates this one.

He was the strongest, but just when I thought he had completely regulated Tearlaments, he created a new one that could be shared with the newly created strongest.
Although the hand cost is excluded, there is no human rights in the deck that is not included. I don't care so much because there are so many
Of course, even if he goes to GY with the effect of the same name, he can use the additional GY fattening effect.
During the opponent's turn, he can come out of his hand and when he is fertilizing GY, I understand well that the designer has no idea.
frankly joking
From Kashtira's point of view, if Ariseheart-sama is present, the GY fertilization effect will be excluded, so it's an ad.
Of course, if you don't feel the need to fertilize GY, you can scrape the opponent's main deck and he can destroy it.
The downside of this card is that he doesn't have Kashtira or Tearlaments in the beginning, so if you just draw general-purpose cards, you won't be able to move.
The environment is a theme added since the beginning of this year, it is possible to fix it in a bad way with only cards, there is no diversity, and if you bring a non-environment deck, you will be trampled and ridiculed by the environment decker
It's only natural that the tournament would become depopulated if that were the case.
A wise duelist should refrain from participating in events and competitions until Kashtira, Tearlaments and Beasts of the Abyss are regulated.
just going is a waste of time and money
This card and other Tearlaments and Kashtira cards are given that much excessive power.
Naturally 10 points

Haufnis For some reason, after the semi-restriction, he came as if to compensate.
It's a meaningless prank at the level of regulating the end of time and putting out Gills.
Fenrir, who has been acclaimed as a general-purpose card and is rampaging, has achieved a nightmare power-up in her Tearlaments, where she can set up 1 to 2 disruptions.
Since it's closer to Kashtira, the cost is excluded, so it's a bad matchup, and it's harder to use than Haufnis as an obstacle for the opponent's first turn.
It doesn't have a fusion effect on its own, and it's not an Aqua species, so it's not a good fit compared to his other Tearlaments, but even if you subtract that, it's out.

Danger of mixing. At the time of the card name, it's too power word and it's disgusting.
As a matter of course, it comes out on the opponent's turn and Radley, and I don't feel any remorse from the GY version Necroface and Ishizu Tiara.
What will the formula do with the strongest x strongest?

Except for the fact that the hand cost is excluded, it's pretty messed up, including the name.
Giving Tearlaments an easy-to-handle GY fertilizer will only accelerate the fear of that Ishizu Tearlaments, but it also has the Kashtira name, which increases the number of searchable cards.
Even when he falls into GY due to the effect, he will activate the GY fertilizer effect, so the Ishizu tribe's chained fraudulent GY fertilizer effect will be further accelerated. Isn't that too much preferential treatment?
I would like to believe that the lack of weaknesses other than hand cost is not because I usually use only weak themes. If you combine the names of the two most dangerous themes and give them a strong synergistic effect on the most dangerous one among them, that's it.

'Tearlaments' 'Kashtira' with self SS and his GY manure
The effects don't mesh very well, but they mesh too well with the theme

Normal, probably because the hand cost is excluded during self-SS.
But I'm told that Tearlaments will get preferential treatment because I'm making something like this. Get Shailene out of the ban now.