"Dark Hole" Rating Score by タマーキン(封印)

A simple card is a typical example of a strong card.
And it is also a typical example of not being used much even if it is strong
Since Thunderbolt is completely allowed, it tends to be seen as backward compatible, but that is not the case.
In terms of simple usability, Thunderbolt is better because it only destroys the opponent, but on the first turn of the second attack, it's actually a Thunderbolt, and being able to destroy your own field can also be an advantage.
His compatibility with Kashtira, which he created without any particular thought, is outstanding, and it's a perfect way to deal with 《Mushroom Man #2》sent to the opponent or Nibiru you put out yourself.
Other than that, he has a higher priority than Thunderbolt in decks that can summon Bullet Liner, which can only be summoned by EARTH Machine, or in decks that benefit from destruction such as Unchained and sending his GY.
The effect that looks like a disadvantage becomes an advantage if you use your head
Instead of simply destroying your own space, let's think about how to use it and how to use it with your own head.
Since it's been around since the very beginning, it doesn't have the name Turn 1 as a matter of course.
It's a modern Yu-Gi-Oh game where destruction resistance (he's Kashtira Shangri-La) comes out calmly, but it's still a very strong power card.
Naturally 10 points
Even though thunderbolts and black holes can be stacked three times, it's still common for both to be 0 or so.