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A zombie-like card that seals his Special Summon while activating his GY sending effect, which is not a cost with Tearlaments' ace card, resurrected by its own effect and Kitokaros, and persistently interferes.
It looks heavy because it designates a fusion body as a fusion material, but when Kitokarosu is designated as a fusion material, it earns various adverts and connects to it, so it doesn't feel heavy at all, and the RBI is very troublesome. monster.
Since it was designated as a fusion material by name, it was said that Kitokaros would not be banned. I don't feel like I can understand that.
The usability itself has dropped significantly, but in addition to being able to use material substitute monsters such as swamps, Tearlaments itself is good at his GY fusion, so it's harder to handle than before, but if you still try to use it, you can still use it at all. I don't think so.
His Tearlaments, which uses this the most, have been devastated, so the chances of seeing it will be greatly reduced.

A dangerous fellow who broke the fastest fusion record.
It has three effects: search and field monster replacement effect, and GY manure.
It's not a broken effect one by one, but I can't deny the feeling that one card has too many effects for the looseness of the material.
What makes this card even more dangerous is that all effects lead to the next development by random GY fertilizer.
With GY Fertilization, fusion with Ishizu and his Tearlaments monster effect, and with Spell Trap, it leads to search, so it contains a lot of advantages beyond what is written.
Since it itself can be used as a material for powerful Fusion Monsters such as Lurcaros and Stapelia, it was a monster capable of providing strong deployment support, preparing interference, and securing resources that was not worthy of its lightness.
As a result of Tearlaments trampling over the environment for more than half a year, it was banned, causing fatal damage to the deck, and overkilling many related parts.
In the same revision, many cards that were released less than a year ago were restricted, even if they were surreal or higher, and even Kashtira collapsed without going beyond one revision since it was established as his deck.
It's a level of ruthless regulation that has never been seen before. It was an unexpected result.

The Visas frame of the Kashtira world.
It has a very loose self-SS effect that allows you to Special Summon just by having Kashtira, but if you use it, you can only get Xyz.
That said, he can be deceived with Normal Summon, so a gimmick that doesn't quite make sense was born, where one Fenrir can be made from four Tomahawk materials Gia Rival.
By removing his Kashtira from the Deck for a cost, the stability of removing 3 cards from the top of his Deck from the backside of the opponent's Deck is low, but if it hits cleanly, it has the effect of being quite annoying.
The true threat of Shangri-La's zone blockade effect has now been realized.
There is no waste in using the exclusion cost with Papiyas and Bath, and activating the effect of his Spell/Trap triggered by exclusion.
Compared to his other Kashtira, it's a level 4 that can change to level 7, so it's easy to handle, but conversely, if it doesn't have an effect, it can't reach level 7, so if the effect is negated, it won't connect to Xyz, and it's a floating existence. Is it a weak point that there is a possibility that it will become
I was a little worried about 9 points because there are places where this aspect can't be ignored, but even if you subtract that, other elements are too excellent, so 10 points.

Initial Superlative Kashtira The lowest priority of the three.
Even though it's inflationary, the 2800 that comes out under the photosleep condition deserves a certain evaluation.
A unique effect that reacts to the activation of a monster effect is that you can glance at his top 5 cards in your opponent's Deck and remove 1 card face down.
If you can get rid of the recruitment target and restricted cards that can only put one in the Deck, you can break your expectations, but among the three initial sets, the effect is the least stable.
There is a secondary bonus element of being able to know up to 4 of his opponent's deck tops, but it is doubtful that it will be easy to control the development because it will be par if the shuffle is caught.
The trap search effect does not currently have a trap that I would like to bring to that level, but there are examples of unicorns that have become gigantic with the addition of Purpyas, so the evaluation may rise depending on the future.

Her Xyz theme Kashtira is not good at breaking through Baguska,
Compared to Tearlaments, which can only be used in Kashtira, such as being able to block the effects of troublesome monsters, he is a card that has a role.
So if you want to adopt the highest grade Kashtira that you can put out regardless of your field, this is the priority.
Even though you can attack while in Defense Position, if you don't attack in Defense Position, the damage calculation will be done with his ATK, so it's not a good match if you use it with the release reduction effect of Birth.

When it first came out, it seemed like a card with the opposite rarity as Fenrir, but with the next bullet, Purpierce made an astounding power-up.
With the search effect, you can bring cards that lead to developments such as Pur Pierce and Verse.
Compared to Fenrir, Fenrir's backside removal effect reacts when the opponent activates a monster effect, but his Deck has a lot of harassment.
In particular, cards such as Azeus, which can only be used with one copy due to rules, are very sticky, and can blind counterattacks and indirectly interfere with deployment.
TRUE Like Ritos Azimu from the Dinosaur Age, it seems likely that a troublesome situation will occur where multiple extras who don't want to be completely eliminated by this countermeasure will be adopted.

The effect that can be activated on the field is that when he has Kashtira Xyz, he has to banish each other's monsters until they have 1 body.
It's very painful to have to banish yourself, the opponent chooses the monsters they leave, and he needs Kashtira Xyz to activate, which is a strong upside factor and difficult to use, but after activating this If you leave Arise Heart, you can also kill the one left by your opponent.
The favorite is a deployment support effect that collects the monsters in his Kashtira Xyz with the effect when removed and puts them into the field as they are.
If you use Rise Heart, you can aim to spread the board, so it's useful to have one in it.
Both effects require his Kashtira Xyz, so it is a premise that it has been turned around to some extent.

There is likely to be one RBI support card in this category, but the number of monsters that can be eliminated as a real cost is very limited, and the corresponding Rise Heart is a card that you want to use as a material, so I don't think there are many opportunities to activate it.
The Quick-Play Spell doesn't have to be your own monster, so it's possible that you can remove your opponent's Rise Heart with a mirror.
Since the effect when removed is a favorite and can negate monster effects, you can neutralize troublesome monsters while deploying with Rise Heart.
The RBI increase effect is very difficult to use, but I wonder if his negate effect when excluded is one chance.

Aside from Fenrir, it shines, but it wasn't good enough.
Currently, anything other than the same name can be recruited, and we will create a flow of increasing Xyz by repeating special summons and searches.
The effect of recovering her Kashtira other than the same name when excluded can also be embedded in the material of Arise Heart, and he can be excluded from GY with Scareclaw etc., so you can easily aim to activate it.

Since I released a Kashtira monster search other than Fenrir, it's a card that can be relieved even if the regulation countdown Fenrir is regulated.
However, since there are currently 7 Fenrir cards, including Terrafo, this is not a problem.
Even with the search effect of 1, there are many guys who are strong against the search target, so it is 10 points, but there are two other effects.
The effect of increasing the status of 2 is weak, at most about 200 to 400, but it is useful in bidding on the mirror where the same RBI is lined up.
The effect of 3 requires Shangri-La, but when combined with Arise Heart, it is possible to remove two cards at once, so it is more than enough strength as a bonus for searching.

Fur Hire Link 2 that can be used for general purpose.
It's a general-purpose use, but tokens can also be used and the restrictions are loose, but since the race must be different, he may feel heavy depending on the deck.
It's similar to the Diamond Wolf in Xyz, but it can only destroy monsters.
When using it as a general purpose, his Fur Hire that he destroys is the only one, so he will commit seppuku.
Compared to Cerberus, it is superior in that it can destroy any monster as long as it can be targeted, and that it does not require a hand cost, but since it dies itself, it is not suitable for further developing links while paying for it.
If you take advantage of seppuku, you can see that your monster zone is empty, so if you use a card that requires you to have no monsters, such as Kashtira, you should commit seppuku. can be an advantage.

It has the effect of stealing a new and excluded monster with an Invoked image from the opponent and sending your own.
Among the new Sele 5, it is easy to combine the theme and movement with the image, and if you use 《Invocation》, you can satisfy the activation conditions.
If it's just to steal the opponent's monsters or send them, there are cards that require less preparation than this, so I guess it will be adopted in his deck that uses the removal gimmick.
However, what you want to do with this card, which has the property of having a large combo effect in a Deck that involves exclusion gimmicks, is quite limited.
It seems that there is a possibility that it can be disguised because it is a no-cost flitch, but to be honest, I get the impression that it is roundabout and difficult to use.

It is a new card with Sky Striker image and is named after the EX zone.
It is a temporary exclusion that targets the EX monster zone, and it is a normal spell until the end phase, so its use is very limited.
As a removal, it is unstable and temporary because it chooses an opponent, so it is very weak, and there are other candidate cards such as Gracon and Relic Battles for the purpose of repelling your own monsters.
The identity of this card is that you can banish both your own and your opponent's EX zone monsters at the same time, but I can't think of a scene where that would be useful.

The 2000 burn that can be prepared from the extras is good even though you will also take a lot of damage, but regardless of the fact that the effect destruction is limited to the opponent, even the self-destruction attack is not allowed, and it is very difficult to rely on the opponent too much.
In addition to having Kutogua as an explosive agent, he can only Special Summon once per turn, so it's very painful not to be able to send him out of the Extras and send it to his GY to immediately catch it with an explosion.
For some reason it wasn't strong enough to be flattered, but for some reason in Master Duel, he was greatly promoted to UR, and on top of that, he was included in the secret pack, making it a mysterious big promotion.
In addition to being weak, it is not a card used by the boss character or anime character in the background story, so I really don't understand why it was promoted so much.
Therefore, if a player who peels off the pack for the Blaze Cannon magazine hits it, it is mainly used to exchange it for UR CP10 points.

Like the founder, he's the centerpiece of the chaos group, who's tied up tightly.
If all the conditions are met, if you destroy it in battle with a 4500 all-out attack, it will be excluded and flashy.
Furthermore, if it is removed by the opponent's effect, you can connect the next one.
However, Synchro Level 8 has always been a hotly contested area, and in recent years, there is a question as to whether double tying is enough even though it is quite high power even for general purpose without tying.
After all, combat is the main thing, so if he can be played without difficulty, he might be a candidate for Deck, but if you ask me to put in a little effort, I don't think it's worth that much.