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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.

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.

Permanent slots for the "Tearlaments" spell, which is neatly distributed.
Until now, the effects of (1) and (2) were either one, but this card suddenly allowed one each.
I think the biggest strength of this card is that it fits very well as an initial move for the theme of Tearlaments, regardless of whether it's a simple draw or a GY dropout. If you put it on the field, it will boost the GY ad, and if it falls on GY, it will not just be a mere obstruction, but it will be a trap card search, and if you let Tearlaments do it, this card will be responsible for the extremely dangerous action.
The effect of the field reacts to the opponent's turn just by sticking it, so if the opponent is unskillful, an unknown interference will fly just by summoning or special summoning. Even if that moment doesn't come, Tearlaments' 3-card manure is more than enough for the next one, and even if all 3 are lost, "Then the next GY drop has a higher chance of drawing a hit!" The next GY fertiliser is the monster Tearlaments.
Still, in the paper environment, related cards have been irresponsibly regulated, so I wonder if the threat level of this card itself has decreased. It should be noted that as of June 2023, the regulation situation of Master Duel is still rampant.

The field frame for the "Tearlaments" spell, which is neatly sorted.
Even though Primeval Planet Perlereino is a Tearlaments support, it's not a "Tearlaments" spell.
The Field Spell is at odds with the overly powerful 《Primeval Planet Perlereino》and 《Pressured Planet Wraitsoth》, and this card is a substitute for it. However, when I think about it calmly, it's quite dangerous to have a substitute when the main force is about to become vacant in a theme that is full of regulations.
GY has a wide range of coverage other than Tearlaments, and depending on the situation, you can drop 《King of the Swamp》and 《Beastking of the Swamps》to secure materials, so it's not a card that can work with one card, but it can reach the itch. And once it starts spinning, the swamp can go back and forth between his deck and GY again and again, which is atrocious.
Personally, the reason why I'm not so proactive about hiring him is that he doesn't have the GY effect, which is included in all his other spells, rather than the fact that he doesn't have an effect that can be used as an initial move. If you think about it by Perleino standards, it's natural, but if you think about it by Tearlaments standards, it's understandable that you feel unsatisfied with the fact that it doesn't respond to GY fertilizer.

Counter Trap where just one letter in the text, "S", messes things up.
Even if it is not so, I think that the conditions may be looser because the counter trap for themes these days has a lot of all-purpose negates and the narrowness of the range is worrisome. Exclusion that does not involve destruction is powerful, but its influence is somewhat diluted as it cannot be used against monsters.
Now, about the "S" letter in question.
【Dragunity】 is weak against 《Maxx "C"》anyway, so if only a "Dragunity" monster was required, I would have the option of betting on a ray of hope, at worst with just this one card under the application of increased G. However, by the time a synchronized body is requested, it is already a prerequisite for expansion.
Especially since you can search with 《Dragunity Knight - Romulus》, even if you set Romulus up with the minimum amount of movement, you can't do the job by itself, which is too painful. In other words, if Synchro wasn't a condition, even if a "Dragunity Knight" monster was a condition, it would still be very easy to use.
On the other hand, if there is no extra G, Romulus has a lot of search targets that can extend the development of 《Dragunity Glow》and 《Dragunity Divine Lance》, so I don't have the luxury of bringing this Counter Trap.
Even with his Spell Trap countermeasures, although it depends on the opponent's hand, it's basically more solid to extend the deployment and set up around Borreload Savage Dragon rather than his 1 counter trap, which is basically used up. .

He is also a piece that has been evaluated in later years due to inflation.
In terms of summoning conditions, he competes with 《Shooting Quasar Dragon》and 《Cosmic Blazar Dragon》.
But now, if you start with 《Junk Speeder》, you can set up multiple interfering synchros like 《Shooting Majestic Star Dragon》if you don't get interrupted along the way, and then you can see a hellish spectacle of two quasar conditional synchros standing side by side.
If he has a large number of cards that allow him to skip negate, this time, the wickedness of Shifuru's overall resistance will stand out. Even so, it will still be a choice with the Quasar and Blazer, but I think it can be said that it has sufficiently set itself in the arena for comparison.

@Ignister is the absolute best, but it was rated poorly in its early days. It was because Link 6 was too heavy.
On the contrary, by removing that weight, his existence value of perfect resistance and high RBI was acquired.
The Yu-Gi-Oh wiki introduces a route that allows you to manifest in a high RBI state even with just one card in your hand, so be sure to check it out.

A cluster of possibilities even within Kaiju. 《Gameciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju》and 《Gadarla, the Mystery Dust Kaiju》tend to be used as general-purpose cards, but if they were a normal [Kaiju] Deck, they would be able to move during the opponent's turn, so it would be easy for him to be the dispatcher. On the other hand, if you put it in your own territory, it will come in handy for things like link summoning with its token generation ability.
Even without them, he is very good at DARK Kaiju, like [Chaos] he wants to accumulate DARK in his GY, and he uses [Allure of Darkness] a lot like [BF]. If his deck does, it takes precedence over Gameciel. Since it is a Fiend, it can also be used as a fusion material for 《Chimera the King of Phantom Beasts》.
Manga Structures' Naoma Yusa showed a play that met the conditions of Starry Knight Balefire by sending it to the opponent's field.
Along with the same level 7 《Kumongous, the Sticky String Kaiju》, 《Sacred Sword of Seven Stars》and 《Interrupted Kaiju Slumber》will also be used.

A well-known pest that once reigned as a restricted card for a long time.
Since [BF] after DARKWING BLAST tends to be even-numbered synchros, it depends on the construction whether or not he is currently employed at the odd-numbered level. If you want to use both ABF with many odd syncs and RR with links, you can say that he is perfect for using him with Special Summon effect.
Even though halving ATK isn't as valuable as it used to be, it's still annoying to deal with the fact that in the process of development, it's not limited to turn 1 with the same name, and the power of hostile monsters is being scraped down.

A bird that suddenly became a de facto hand trigger.
Search for "Blackwing - Twin Shadow" with "Blackwing - Sudri the Phantom Glimmer", and destroy two cards with a free chain during your opponent's turn. However, Suzuri prioritizes 《Blackwing - Vata the Emblem of Wandering》and 《Blackwing - Shamal the Sandstorm》as an initial search target, so use the second summon effect increased by 《Blackwing - Nothung the Starlight》to hold Twin Shadow and prepare for his turn.
Even though it's a free chain, of course, his own destructive effect will be activated after the Twin Shadow chain is resolved, so pay attention to the timing.
The biggest drawback is that due to the conditions for activating Twin Shadow, it is difficult to get called if the first attack is not taken. Is it a replacement candidate for the side deck when attacking second in match battles?

Probably a child who will be the same as 《Dragunity Guisarme》.
A knight who showed the potential of Dragunity's innovation... Conversely, it is unsuitable for construction specialized for conventional deployment.
Dragunity has been active since the heyday of Xyz in the old days, with level 6s lining up and using 《Hieratic Dragon King of Atum》to recruit 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》and 《Dragunity Arma Leyvaten》.
At least this role cannot be fulfilled, so it is necessary to consider other uses other than these to find the significance of adoption.
Level 7 is easy to line up in combination with Guiserm, so if you can move from 《Number 42: Galaxy Tomahawk》to 《Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon》, you can expand it greatly.
As for Level 10 Synchro, if 《Dragunity Couse》was available, the conventional construction was enough. However, Couse can only use his Dragunity monsters for S summons, so if you want a wide range of uses without considering the summoning target, can you create an advantage?
The same goes for Guiserm, but the big bottleneck is that he can't move without a turn 1 tie, which was normal in his old Dragunity. Whether you can face this is the key to mastering it.

I'm often criticized for being a tuner, but that's not the problem. In the first place, where it was a non-tuner, it only overlaps with 《Dragunity Knight - Vajrayana》.
The basic Dragunity is very disappointing as it is a group of cards with the same name and no turn 1 limit.
First of all, it can be highly appreciated that (1) is also compatible with other than S summons. However, normally (2) should be activated after using (1), and even if you connect to Special Summon from Dragunity Glow, you can't use (1) that has already been used, which is a shame.
However, the fact that it is a tuner does not surprise me. It's true that opportunities to work as a tuner are rare, but there are more level 4 Winged Beasts that can Special Summon, so depending on the board, it will lead to level 10 synchro.
Beyond that, Dragunity isn't specializing in S summons, but it also involves X summons and link summons, so it doesn't affect the materials used for them. In particular, it is great that he can play the material role of "Hieratic Dragon King of Atum", which is a companion to his Dragunity, without any problems. work as an aid to development.
If you're still worried about being a tuner, all you have to do is simply use Vajlanda.
Maybe a little too underrated.
I wouldn't go so far as to say it's a must-have card, but if you're actively involved in the resurrection of Levatein in the deployment route that you've assumed in advance, it's normally within the scope of adoption.