Art: 4.5/5 There’s a fan theory that the Visas lore archetypes are loosely based on Disney properties in Kingdom Hearts; The Little Mermaid, anyone?

Tearlaments" is a portmanteau of "tear", "tiara", and "lament". The theme of sadness may be a reference to the tragic fairy tale The Little Mermaid. Main article: The Valuable Book EX 3 card storylines §No. 02: The New Broken Worlds Etymology [ edit ] Andere Aqua-Monster, die du kontrollierst, können nicht durch Kampf zerstört werden. Du kannst jeden der folgenden Effekte von „Tränenklage Rulkallos“ nur einmal pro Spielzug verwenden. Wenn dein Gegner eine Karte oder einen Effekt aktiviert, die oder einen Effekt enthält, der ein oder mehr Monster als Spezialbeschwörung beschwört (Schnelleffekt): Du kannst die Aktivierung annullieren und falls du dies tust, zerstöre sie, dann lege 1 „Tränenklage“-Karte von deiner Hand oder offen von deiner Spielfeldseite auf den Friedhof. Falls diese als Fusionsbeschwörung beschworene Karte durch einen Karteneffekt auf den Friedhof gelegt wird: Du kannst diese Karte als Spezialbeschwörung beschwören. There are a lot of relevant archetypes that could potentially go straight for the throne after the topple of power, so let us look at them! Rulkallos" provides battle protection to Aqua monsters, and has a Special Summon-effect negate that also sends a "Tearlaments" card from hand/field to GY by effect. Its GY trigger effect has it revive itself if it was Fusion Summoned.

Personally, I think these erratas are great, as they have greatly lowered the potential of this card, yet kept it to an extremely playable degree. This Signer Dragon may see potential use in the future, but for now, we can only experiment with the tamer variant. Yata-Garasu and Change of Heart are cards that were previously thought to be extremely powerful throughout the entirety of the game's history - until the TCG unbanned them first. After witnessing the low impacts that these cards brought to the metagame, it is very safe to say that these cards are completely outclassed and will never live up to their legendary status 15 years ago. A 1-for-1 that Special Summons a Tearlament monster from your hand or grave by sending the targeted monster you control to the grave isn’t going to be a 1-for-1. You’ll target another Tearlament or Ishizu card and send it to the grave, activate its effect and get a plus off your “1-for-1”. Maybe you’ll mill and get more resources to use, maybe you’ll just trigger another Fusion Summon, either way, this effect IS NOT a 1-for-1. Tearlaments Rulkallos…well…this is awkard in light of the new banlist, but lets review it as if that didn’t happen. Raigeki and Foolish Burial Goods are very weird hits in my opinion, because while they were never useful in the latest metagame, semi-limiting them makes no difference at all. However, they could be very important pieces for supports in the next three months, we may never know. What do I think of this List?

Because of how crucial the Graveyard is for the Tearlaments archetype, denying them that will shut down their combos. Dimension Shifter can do just that if you happen to open the Duel with it on hand, and might even singlehandedly win you the Duel if the opponent has no way of playing around i. NOTE: Because Tearlaments Reinoheart was used as material, you can Fusion Summon Tearlaments Rulkallos instead in this combo, depending on your cicrcumstances. Alternate Card Options Tearlaments Kaleido-Heart" is named after a kaleidoscope, referencing the archetype's stained glass aesthetic. In this current meta, Evenly Matched is the most effective way to clear out the opponent's field, at the cost of doing nothing during the Battle Phase. The less cards you have on the field, the stronger this cards is; and because the cards are banished, the Tearlaments Cards cannot activate their GY effects. Kitkallos being banned seems like the most oblivious hit as its the main play maker due to the search, mill, and easy material requirement. While its the material for Rulkallos not only can they fairly easily use swamp king but they could print another monster that has the effect to copy her name. Along with making instant fusion a one card combo enabler.Underworld Goddess of the Closed World can use one of the opponent's monsters as materials, becoming a safe way to remove monsters from the field. It can also negate Special Summon effects by tributing a monster you control.

You can Special Summon 1 Level 4 or lower monster from you hand, but you cannot conduct your Battle Phase the turn you activate this effect.for-1 effect on the surface to Special Summon a Tearlament from your hand or grave and send the other monster of yours that you had to target to the grave. Within this archetype and even used within other archetypes this won’t be a 1-for-1. Each Tearlament (minus Reinoheart) will trigger a Fusion Summon upon hitting the grave, monsters within other archetypes will trigger searches or field advantage. If you somehow only got a 1-for-1 with this effect it would feel like a negative. Tearlaments Kitkallos makes it to the top of the meta and to the top of the Top 10 of 2022, fittingly. Tearlaments" is a portmanteau of "tear", "tiara", "lament" and "firmaments"; each card's name is derived from a word used to describe grief or sorrow. Thematically, the monsters and their names are based on different types of mermaids.

a b c d Effect/card can only be activated if the player controls either a "Tearlaments" monster or a " Visas Starfrost". This picture depicts the 19 – 27 November Metagame. It is not an exact accurate representation of the current OCG Meta. Kitkallos" can add/send specific "Tearlaments" cards to the hand/GY, and summon "Tearlaments" monsters from hand/GY while sending another monster from field to GY by effect. Its GY trigger effect mills 5.The week ends off with the new boss monster for the Tearlaments archetype, and an upgraded form of Kitkallos, Tearlaments Rulkallos. Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir can be used defensively and stop any monster effects on the field, until you're ready to go on the offensive once again. As a final disclaimer, this is about the OCG January 2023 Ban List. Several TCG exclusives like Garura, Wings of Resonant Life and Pitknight Earlie do not exist in the OCG yet. Since the inception of Kashtira, Tearlaments has proven that it is basically able to merge with any other archetype. What happens when Kashtira is hit on the banlist? Will Tearlaments simply adopt yet another engine?