Card Type "Trap" Best Card Ranking

Tearlaments Continuous Trap card with negate effect
It's a card like "True Draco Apocalypse" in Tearlaments, easy to search, cost is not cost, and even if you send it to GY, it has an ad and an exhaustive effect.
《Tearlaments Kitkallos》and 《Tearlaments Scream》that can search for this card are power cards, so you can naturally add them to your hand during development.
Also, since he starts deploying his Tearlaments card to his GY trigger, even if he pays the cost, it will not be an ad loss, but rather it will be used as a means of actively increasing the number of cards.
When sent to GY, you can search for Tearlaments monsters, use Foolish Burial Goods as the initial move, and set up the initial move or hand-induced "Tearlaments Havnis" even if you fall with random GY manure.
Furthermore, the negate effect is permanent, so if you use it once, you can permanently disable the target monster even if it survives. Of course, it's a Continuous Trap, so if this card remains on the field, it can be activated every turn. It's a card that your opponent wants to remove as soon as possible, but once it's removed, you can activate its search effect.
Tearlaments has a ton of power cards within the theme, and while this card is rarely mentioned, it performs fairly well.

A fusion trap card that can also use Dinomorphia from the EX Deck as a material, so it is a card that is mainly used to bring out Rexterm.
Since you must always drop materials from the EX Deck, if you try to use it many times, the Dinomorphia Fusion Monster tends to consume the space of the EX Deck, but there are currently two types of Dinomorphia in the main deck. For Dinomorphia, who tends to run out of fusion materials with 6 cards even if they are stacked with 3, I can appreciate the fact that they can fuse while saving the materials of the main deck.
It can be used only during the opponent's turn, and it can't be used in a tight turn, so it's different from Dinomorphia Domain, so it's a card I'd like to use while adjusting the number of cards depending on the direction of the Deck.

The core of Tindangle.
It's no exaggeration to say that Tindangle is all about making the most of this.
It is better to ignore the effect of (1) and aim only at (2). A card that should be sent to GY at all costs.