"Summoning Curse" Rating Score by ねおんちゃん

A special expansion meta that does not have the ability to stop the expansion itself. It's an effect that reverses and multiplies G, but it's greatly underrated in that it can't be activated from your hand.
If you have a Deck that moves by cutting your hand, or a Deck that repeats searching and special summons from your hand, you can stop the deployment, but nowadays there are more and more decks that can repeatedly deploy Special Summons without going through your hand. It does not act as a direct deterrent.
However, developing under the influence of this card inevitably means that you will have to discard trigger counter cards such as "Called by the Grave", and you will have a sub-plan when the trigger is thrown into your hand. It means that you will not be able to leave it.
As a result, it's attractive that you can create a rare situation these days where you can stop the opponent's development just by throwing a trigger.
However, the scene where this card demonstrates its power, the scene where the original hand has many cards, and the scene where Special Summon is repeated many times is basically the development of the first turn, and considering that point, this card takes the second attack. There is also a problem that it is easy to rot if it is used.
It will mainly be used like 《Vanity's Emptiness》, sticking it on the field at the end of the preceding turn. It doesn't have the binding power of nihilism, but it's powerful in that it can insidiously cut down the opponent's resources in a way that makes it difficult to reuse them, so if you're confident in your destiny to take the lead, you should definitely adopt it. I want you to take a look. At least it's not a weak card, and in fact it's in a reasonably strong category. It's just that it's just a little too late and it's too easy to rot.