Tearlaments Kitkallos - POTE-EN042 - Ultra Rare - 1st Edition

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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? 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. 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. 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. 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.

It's the end of the year again! And with every end, comes a new beginning: the birth of a new OCG Format. Santa Claus has a list of nice and naughty cards, and here it is in its lengthy glory! 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.

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. Tearlaments Rulkallos…well…this is awkard in light of the new banlist, but lets review it as if that didn’t happen. This article will attempt to cover my personal thoughts and breakdown of the relevance of these sudden new shifts within the F/L list while we celebrate the passing of another great year. a b c d Effect/card can only be activated if the player controls either a "Tearlaments" monster or a " Visas Starfrost". 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.

Activate the effect of Tearlaments Kitkallos; search out a copy of either Tearlaments Havnis or Tearlaments Scheiren. If Kitkallos hits the grave in any fashion she will give you a mill of five cards. Holy cow, there are a lot of archetypes that want that effect and Tearlaments are only one of them. Lightsworn and Shaddoll come to mind immediately. Within their archetype you have the potential of having all five milled cards trigger and that is something that really makes the archetype something dangerous.

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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. With the exceptions of " Tearlaments Kaleido-Heart", " Tearlaments Rulkallos, " Tearlaments Reinoheart", and " Tearlaments Kashtira", the members of the archetype are DARK Aqua monsters.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?

Main article: The Valuable Book EX 3 card storylines §No. 02: The New Broken Worlds Etymology [ edit ] Ancient Fairy Dragon is a newly released level 7 synchro that partly synergizes with the Kashtira theme, so it may grant some sort of boon in return, but personally I believe this archetype is now unplayable as both pure or an engine. Minor Archtypical Changes We of course have to look at the Tearlament Fusions, and we’ll look at the one that’ll be Fusion Material for the archetype’s next boss monster: Tearlaments Kitkallos.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. Sky Striker Ace - Kagariis a very notable unhit, as if to celebrate the continuous waves of support the archetypes gets every year. This time, the power level of the game is way too high for Sky Strikers to compete. Although it may be a while before we can expect full power Sky Strikers again, we could be expecting even stronger cards for them, like the newly released Sky Striker Ace - Azalea. Generic Changes Tearlaments Kitkallos makes it to the top of the meta and to the top of the Top 10 of 2022, fittingly. 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.