"Tearlaments Grief" Rating Score by 混沌の赤魔術師

A normal frame for the "Tearlaments" spell, which is neatly distributed.
At first glance, it is written that it seems to be very strong. It's a de facto "Foolish Burial" exclusive to Tearlaments, and it's synonymous with a fusion effect that doubles as material procurement.
However, as the monster theme "Tearlaments" reaches higher heights, the required value for Spell Trap tends to be severe. No matter how you look at it, this card, which should be strong, seems to have a poor adoption rate.
First of all, it looks like a single initial movement, but it is slightly not the first movement. Even if you aim for the first fusion, if you don't have other materials in your hand or GY, it won't activate.
And the theme of "Tearlaments", the consumption of GY resources is extremely fast. In addition to having more GY fertilization performance, GY consumption is a recyclable consumption method that returns him to the deck, so it tends to be neglected, but you should not forget that the number of GY itself is decreasing. . In that case, even if it is random, multiple fertilizations are more likely to be used more heavily than fertilizing a single pinpoint target, and Tearlaments Scream tends to be prioritized.
It doesn't matter what it is, if you have another "Tearlaments" card, you can send "Tearlaments Reinoheart" to self-revive, and after reviving, you can go straight to "Tearlaments Kitkallos". However, with the beginning of 2023, Kitokaros was banned, and that became suspicious.
In the Master Duel, Kitokaros is still alive as of July 2023, and although the main Trap card "Tearlaments Sulliek" has become a limitation, as a result he has a vacancy in the Deck frame. and easy-to-use categories.
Other than Tearlaments, it can be used as a slightly different usage, as a pseudo-resurrection card exclusively for 《Visas Starfrost》. Currently, it seems to be used more like a casual deck, but I think there is room for consideration.