Card Type "Field Spell" Best Card Ranking

Originally from the Zark Pack, which is full of regulated cards, he is a representative of the broken 9th generation fields that have many high performance.
Gives TRUE combat resistance and overall strengthening, and although the strengthening value is weak, TRUE has a high hit point overall, so even if it is weak, the benefit is great, and it is almost invincible to Darth and Master, who have high resistance and restraint power. state.
In addition to that, you can destroy cards on the field or in your hand to search for his TRUE, and it's easy to use with cards that activate when destroyed anywhere, so it's not only a centerpiece, but it's also very combo-friendly. expensive. Ultimately, there is no name turn limit. It's a level that I doubt I forgot to put it on because I didn't put it on because of the restrictions.
It is a useful search target and has a highly versatile destruction cost, and as a result of being active in various decks with high business trips, it has reached the point of being banned for the first time on the field.
It's a card that can do interesting things, but in addition to TRUE's high strength, it's also a card that can do a lot of bad things, so it's a natural treatment.

The long-awaited appearance of Donsen's Numeron.
There are still unknowns, but what can be done from now on is powerful things such as raising or lowering the rank of all negates and deploying 4 Xs with high explosive power.
Since it is a field and there are dedicated searchers, there are plenty of search methods.
If there is room in the EX, it is also equipped with business trips that are easy to mount on various decks.
Since it was limited to Normal Spell, the reproduction of rewriting rewriting will depend on new ones in the future.

You can search for theme monsters with the effect processing at the time of activation, but it is a familiar effect in world destruction Field Spell that does not have a theme name itself, but the target monsters also have search effects such as Fenrir and Unicorn. It's hard to give this any other than a 10 for the beefy Kashtira.
It also comes with a removal effect by excluding Shangri-La by name, which is a nice effect for Shangri-La, whose performance was a little unsatisfactory.
However, looking at the current situation, I can only think that the fate will be the same as Perleno, and even if Fenrir can't be helped, it will be unbearable if the hand of regulation extends to Unicorn.
Postscript: After all, it became a limited card in the limit regulation of January 2023, and both Fenrir and Unicorn.
Aside from Fenrir and Unicorn, this card feels like it's too early, and although it can't be helped, I really want to tell Konami to do a little more properly these days.