Stardust Mirage →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Good compatibility with Yang Zing series, but slow due to Trap.
Since it's okay to self-destruct on your own turn, you can revive up to 5 monsters by using Denglong, First of the Yang Zing as a Synchro Material to create a Dragon Synchro Monster, and using the recruited Yang Zing to self-destruct.
It is null in the neck that can not be used immediately after drawing.
Afterwards, it's like intentionally destroying monsters including Stardust Spark Dragon, and then activating it to return it while protecting Stardust itself with destruction resistance.
Afterwards, after Stardust Dragon self-regenerates in the end phase, aim or dana.
If you want to deal with the opponent's destruction, it's better to negate with 《Starlight Road》, so suicide bombing will be the basics.

Industrial waste whose activation conditions and effects do not match

It's the name of Shooting Star's attack, but it's a card that appears in a movie that has nothing to do with it. Well, it's an activation condition, so it's not a bad match.
A trap card that has the effect of reviving as many of your own monsters as possible that were destroyed by battle or your opponent's effects this turn when you have a Dragon S monster of level 8 or higher on the field.
You want to revive as a counter to the beatdown from mass destruction or mass deployment, but in such a case, the S monster that is the activation condition will often be dropped.
The possibility is not zero if you set a powerful card with resistance such as Beelze or Stardust as the activation condition, but it cannot be activated by destroying your own effect, so you have to wait for the opponent's mass destruction to be useless.
Of course, if you want to revive one body, you can use a general-purpose resurrection card, and it's a card that you can't find a use for.

It's still better than the movie version just because it wasn't limited to the standard version.

"Stardust Wish" or "Stardust Flash" Stardust The new Trap doesn't have too many industrial wastes, does it?

It's the name of Meteor Dragon's attack, but since it hadn't appeared yet when it first appeared, it's probably a special move card. But now Trigger can.
It was a key card in the movie that appeared in the name related to the star, but in the OCG, it is the highest grade Dragon S in general. For the time being, it is especially compatible with Senko Stada.
The problem is that it would be ideal if you could revive a large amount with that key, but when such a situation comes, it is often the case that the Dragon S, which is the key, is destroyed, and it is easily influenced by the opponent's playing.
As mentioned above, it is easy to maintain the key with S that has destruction resistance such as Senko Stada and Beerze, but if such a card appears, the opponent will easily aim for bounce or banishment, so it is still not stable.
Most of the time, waiting for the opponent's action doesn't work as expected, so I'd like to activate it as actively as possible, earning ad points with the suicide attack. But even here, the slowness of Trap is worrisome.
Even though it has perishable conditions, its effect is not much different from Destiny Mirage, which appeared more than 10 years ago and has a similar name and effect...
I feel like I'm already cursed with a card with a strong habit like the magic traps related to free.

Also, he has more Stardust-related revive traps that are hard to use...
The activation conditions and the resurrection targets are completely inconsistent, and it is not clear that a large number of them will need to be destroyed in order to be deployed in large numbers. So it's too backwards.
Combos are almost impossible because the effect destruction must be the opponent's.
If you get a Synchro with Dragon 8 or higher after going through a torrent funeral, there is a possibility that it will show more power than Soul Charge, but I wanted it to be his Quick-Play Spell that can be used immediately.

It would be great if five bodies could be revived, but five bodies must have been destroyed by then, so it's almost impossible. In the first place, the triggering condition has heavy conditions such as the presence of a Dragon S monster of level 8 or higher, and even if the torrent burial destroys the whole thing, that monster must remain. Why are Stardust-related cards such perishable cards?