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Dual-related cards have a lot of destructive effects, for example 《Catalyst Field》, 《Gemini Spark》, 《Evocator Chevalier》and 《Dark Valkyria》have such effects built-in.
I'm a little skeptical that it's necessary to do something similar with this top-tier card, but the other level 8 Duals are also subtle, so it's a relatively better effect.
It is also a point to have the name of the compound.

One of the cards Malik used to reuse the restricted card "Monster Reborn" in the original Battle City edition, and in the OCG, it was also in Ishizu's Deck in the Battle City edition of "Spell Reproduction". A card that is completely upward compatible over there, with the contents of the hand cost free.
However, activating this card, which is a Normal Spell, discards 2 cards as a cost. It's difficult to use as a card, and at least it's not a card suitable for beatdown decks.
It will mainly be used to keep combos from breaking off by reusing certain of his spell cards in a deck-drawing combo deck.
It was later imported into Rush Duel, where the hand is replenished to 5 cards every turn, and the cost is relatively low, making it easy to handle.

Search + Oro buried internal organs card.
Search is strong in Yu-Gi-Oh, basically because the search target is strong, but this card's ability to search is a well-known Gemini Monster, so it's not that strong.
The Dual you searched for is vanilla in your hand, so you need another card to deploy.
If you search and finish, this card will stand up and the turn will end. Since it's level 2, it can't even be a Gemini Spark bullet.
If you have 3 cards in your hand, such as 《Chemicritter Carbo Crab》+ 《Supervise》+ 《Catalyst Field》+ 《Double Summon》, you can finally use the effect of the searched card on that turn.
It's a pity that it's level 2, so it's not possible to Xyz with the search destination and raise rank 4.
It's a search card, but I think it's a useful card after the middle stage, not the first move.
If you mix it with Spright, you can make use of it at level 2. It was carbonated crab, not carbon crab...?

Even though he is strong in his own SS, explosive response, and GY fertilization, the impression that his Fire King card pool is so poor that he can't show his true potential. The lack of gimmicks in Fire King is the same, but it's also a flaw that the levels of Yaksha, Baron, and Ganesha don't all match.
Combined with 《Chain Destruction》, it becomes a tremendous combo with a total of 6 GY fertilizers.

When it first appeared, it was rare to have a 4-star tuner with no restrictions, and it was strong by itself, but it was very useful because it had 200 defense to deal with explosions and dogs.
The effect is the most meaningless in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh. I thought it was because of DT's story, but it turns out to be an old man who has nothing to do with AOJ.

It is a card that feels a certain value as a means of protecting system monsters and his Spell Trap cards, which are permanent meta, from being destroyed by the opponent in his metabi deck.
It can withstand both battle and effect destruction, and can be applied even if multiple cards are destroyed at the same time by Sambol or Nagisa, so it can reduce the opponent's action options by permanent meta. I think it might be worth using with 《Sprind the Irondash Dragon》to send to GY.
Of course, it can't withstand removal methods other than destruction, such as 《Evenly Matched》, but if you think about the range you can protect, you can't ask for anything more than that.
However, in the case of an L summoning deployment relying on Scapegoat, this card will cause him to lose space in the EX Deck for the amount of Fusion Monsters he needs to send to GY, so consider that as well. I want to decide whether or not to

One of the pot series that finally became a restricted card. Although there are some quirks, it is a general-purpose search tag that is very easy to use.
If you remove 6 EX cards, you can see the top 11 cards in his deck, including the 5 cards in the opening hand, and if you start with 9 cards, you can encounter a notable card 95% of the time. If you still can't move, it will be synonymous with losing.
Also, not only to draw in the initial move, even if you already have an initial move card, you can activate it first while avoiding it, and if you're lucky, you can grab a hand trigger or an overswing Continuous Trap to make your stance more solid. .
As long as it's not a deck that uses a general-purpose drawer, or a deck that uses 15 EX cards without missing a single card, I think you can consider using it widely.

With the effect of (2), by using this card as a S material for a "DARK Dragon" S monster, you can develop 《Red Dragon Archfiend》, and as a result, you can eliminate all monsters regardless of their battle position, which I think is excellent.

The drawback is that you have to use summoning rights, but being able to recruit a Resonator from the Deck is usually powerful. With the current card pool, Crimson Resonator and a level 4 monster that can be Special Summoned can be synchronized while still retaining the right to summon, so it's a decent card.
If you use Crimson Resonator's (2) effect to recruit 《Soul Resonator》from the Deck, you can search for this card as well.
However, the fact that this card is LIGHT is more important than its effect, and when deploying using Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon and Bystial Dis Pater, it can be used as a cost to be removed by Chaos Ruler's (2) effect. This is a decisive difference from the Resonator of The advantage is that it's level 1 and easy to use to synchro summon "Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Abyss".
His Resonators with the same attribute are 《Barrier Resonator》and 《Mirror Resonator》, but since the effects of each are difficult to use, this card is almost the only card to choose.
If you add this card from the aforementioned Crimson Resonator, you will have a large synchro of 《Red Supernova Dragon》, 《Bystial Dis Pater》and 《Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Abyss》in the final board, and you will be able to compose a tremendous control board.
Unfortunately, it was not reprinted in Jack Strak, so depending on Red Archfiend's success, the price may rise.

It is the only card that cannot search for 《Visas Starfrost》at the time of activation among the four “World Destruction” Field Spells that each Visas theme has, so it does not correspond to his GY effect of 《Trivikarma》, and this card is used. There are also limited means of withdrawal.
However, among the monsters that can be searched, there is a super iron plate card called "Kashtira Fenrir", and in particular, [Tearlaments] can also search for "Tearlaments Kashtira", so Fenrir and this card were used as a set for Tiara.
The other effects aren't that great, but Fenrir's presence was a big factor.
Fenrir has finally become a banned card, so I'd like to pay attention to what happens to this card in the future.

It appeared as the first three Kashtira in the main deck, but it was quickly designated as a restricted card, and in the end, within a year, it was banned on paper even before it was implemented on MD. I was.
How long before Kashtira Arise-Heart comes out and this card gets regulated, so how long can he allow Kashtira to build his deck at full power?
I couldn't believe that this card would be banned before 《Dinowrestler Pankratops》was eased, so I thought it would be a dream come true for Pancra to be eased...
It has a self-SS ability that can be used even if it goes first and a removal ability that can be pressured, so it is too versatile as a single unit, and on top of that, it can bring in 《Tearlaments Kashtira》with its own effect, and this card that can do that is also 《Pressured Planet Wraitsoth》.》and can be shared with Tiaksha.
There is no room for sympathy because I did as much as I wanted! I'm sure there are people who think that way, but I think Kashtira needs some kind of Monstar replenishment at this point, and at least Kashtira Unicorn can be eased within half a year. I don't think so!

Why give a fucking strong theme a fucking strong card?
Because of this guy, my perfect resistance ATK 4400 Power Lord Ogre was defeated by a poor level 2 bastard?
Is it normal?
Besides, the others are too strong and aren't used much.
It's annoying, so why don't my favorite guy give Gouki the same thing?

I used it as a model for the contest work this time, so I would like to evaluate it!
It's a monster that looks like a friend of Level Warrior, and has the letter "1" on its face! He's a heroic type who is often called "Pepsiman" in the streets, he's a Warrior!
When it first appeared, it was a hard-to-handle card that could only Special Summon monsters of a limited level from the hand. However, due to the increase in the number of excellent level 1 monsters, Ichibanboshi-san became able to shine as one of the level 1 GS monsters using 《Kinka-byo》etc.
However, having a similar self-SS effect, Cyber Dragon Nachster, which can smash the opponent's machine and monsters in the EX monster zone, is really tough, so I'd like to take advantage of the Warrior's advantage to fight back.

Using an EX monster as a ritual material is a powerful effect, so I'd like to find a good use for this monster.
However, there are many issues because "I will use the right to summon" and "I need to draw this card and his Ritual Monster into my hand".
Surprisingly, there are few cards that can search or recruit "Level 1, Fiend, non-tuner". Recruiting with Stygian Security isn't realistic, and One for One is a restricted card.
A card that looks like it could be garbled if a good search and recruit method is found. Only raccoon dogs. Gahaha!

A quick slot for the "Tearlaments" spell, which is neatly distributed.
It's strangely rated poorly, but I personally think it's normally excellent.
The quick attack effect is a Deck bounce type cyclone, and the GY drop effect is the salvage of the "Tearlaments" Trap.
I wouldn't say either of them are essential, but they are effects that work well enough, and with that in mind, the quintessence of this card is that he doesn't have any restrictions on what cards he sends to GY when he has a haste effect. I think.
Both monsters and Spell Trap can be discarded, so you can use this card to trigger the GY effect while removing either of them in your hand. You can discard any Shaddoll that ends up in your hand. Depending on how Spell Trap is used in your opponent's Deck, if you're on the play, you can keep this card face down while holding the GY effect card you want to activate during your opponent's turn, and if you're on the draw, you can normally remove Spell Trap while doing this. Also, you can discard any card to activate its effect, and when you use it, you can perform more detailed movements than you can imagine.
By the way, it seems to be more useful than paper in Master Duel. In the early days of Tearlaments implementation, the mirror rate was very high, so I often encountered around 《Primeval Planet Perlereino》《Tearlaments Sulliek》. It seems that you will want the effect of recovering the lament that fell on the GY.
If you're aiming for this card's GY drop effect, you can let it go straight from the deck, but if it comes to your hand, you'll also want to use Tearlaments Reinoheart to discard it.