"Veda Kalanta" Rating Score by みめっと

It was only for a short time that Visas united the four worlds into one, and this figure is thought to be modeled after "Shiva", one of the three great gods of India, the same as "Vishnu", who is the model for Visas. So, there is an atmosphere of a super important person who is expected to be deeply involved in the story of Visas from the 12th term.
The effect is that if the card is destroyed by the effect on each other's field, if Visas is on the field, SS yourself from the hand, and the effect of searching and salvaging "Clear New World", and the effect of destroying your own monsters other than yourself. In that case, destroy 1 monster on your opponent's field and gain its ATK temporarily.
At the time of its release, I never imagined that this kind of story would develop around Clear New World, but now that it's finally connected to the story, it's named as a card effect.
Visas destroys the effect of the card on the field when he self-SSs himself, so he can pull the trigger to self-SS this card as it is, and Amritara, an EX monster treated as Visas, also destroys the monsters on his field. Since it has the ability to do this, it shouldn't be difficult to satisfy the self-SS condition of this card.
Amritara's level is the same, so it can be connected to rank 8X, and if you blow up either one with the Clear New World you brought, you can use it as a material monster in his deck that meets the conditions. You can also bring
The effect destruction by "Clear New World" also leads to the use of this card's 2 effect as it is, and this effect triggers even if you destroy your own monsters in your hand or his deck, so let's use it. Depending on the situation, it is excellent in that it can also function as a hindrance on the opponent's turn.
The problem is that this card itself is different from Visas, and there is currently a lack of means to bring it into your hand when you want it. Is it going to be a place where you don't feel the value of using this card?
In other words, compared to Sue's Visas and Amritara, this is a normal performance that feels like a letter rare is a letter rare, and I wonder if it's okay to treat cards in this position like that. I can't do it.
However, it is also a presence that seems to have great expectations for future developments, so the evaluation may change again.
Also, since "Brahma" still remains as one of the three major gods of India, which is the original story, we are waiting for the follow-up report including that.