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In a move that proved effective against Ishizu Tearlaments, the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG banned Tearlaments Kitkallos and limited all Main Deck Tearlament and Ishizu Monsters to one copy each per deck. The TCG and OCG's release of the Bystial Monsters also contributed to the Ishizu Tearlaments deck falling out of favor with the player base, as the cards provide players with more ways to banish Tearlaments cards from the GY. Currently, the Ishizu Tearlaments cards are semi-limited in Master Duel, allowing players to use up to two copies of each card. Even still, the deck remains far too strong, as even the card That Grass Looks Greener, which allows players to mill up to 20 cards from their deck, is also still legal.

Right now, the Ishizu Tearlaments deck is ruining Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, but players expect a new banlist in-line with the TCG to drop soon with the highly anticipated release of the Bystial and Kashtira cards. If steps are taken to handle the Ishizu Tearlaments strategy, the community expects Melffy Spright and Naturia Runick decks to take over the meta along with the Kashtira archetype.

Branded Despia, Superheavy Samurai, and True Draco decks also recently saw a resurgence in popularity in the TCG following the release of new archetype support from the Cyberstorm Access and Darkwing Blast sets, and players anticipate their inclusion in Master Duel will have a similar effect. The Tear 0 format has been ongoing for over a month now, and duelists are hoping for sweeping changes. Players agree that Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel is too unbalanced as long as Ishizu and Tearlaments remain legal, so hopefully a new banlist will drop soon.

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In a move that proved effective against Ishizu Tearlaments, the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG banned Tearlaments Kitkallos and limited all Main Deck Tearlament and Ishizu Monsters to one copy each per deck. The TCG and OCG's release of the Bystial Monsters also contributed to the Ishizu Tearlaments deck falling out of favor with the player base, as the cards provide players with more ways to banish Tearlaments cards from the GY. Currently, the Ishizu Tearlaments cards are semi-limited in Master Duel, allowing players to use up to two copies of each card. Even still, the deck remains far too strong, as even the card That Grass Looks Greener, which allows players to mill up to 20 cards from their deck, is also still legal.

Right now, the Ishizu Tearlaments deck is ruining Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, but players expect a new banlist in-line with the TCG to drop soon with the highly anticipated release of the Bystial and Kashtira cards. If steps are taken to handle the Ishizu Tearlaments strategy, the community expects Melffy Spright and Naturia Runick decks to take over the meta along with the Kashtira archetype.

Branded Despia, Superheavy Samurai, and True Draco decks also recently saw a resurgence in popularity in the TCG following the release of new archetype support from the Cyberstorm Access and Darkwing Blast sets, and players anticipate their inclusion in Master Duel will have a similar effect. The Tear 0 format has been ongoing for over a month now, and duelists are hoping for sweeping changes. Players agree that Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel is too unbalanced as long as Ishizu and Tearlaments remain legal, so hopefully a new banlist will drop soon.

the-first-slam-dunk-streami-it

the-first-slam-dunk-streamingita

www.padelforum.org/threads/nar…

congmuaban.vn/dien-thoai-thiet…

12mua.net/threads/hells-paradi…

kenhsinhvien.vn/topic/ishizu-t…