Restructer Revolution

Restructer Revolution — Power Evaluation

Final Score: 52 ± 6 · Confidence: Medium

• Intrinsic: 47 · Deck: 55 · Meta: provisional
• Primary role: Utility · Secondary: Boss/End-board, Removal

Why it scores here

Restructer Revolution is a damage-focused utility spell with strong accessibility and deckbuilding efficiency—it is live in hand with no setup required and runs easily across 9 archetypes with no lock or garnet risk. However, it generates no card advantage, creates no board, and contributes no hard interaction; its effect is pure direct damage scaling with opponent's hand size. The high 2.32 average copies and 92% partnership rate with burn spells (Tremendous Fire, Ookazi) confirm its role as a finisher, but zero recorded combos and low resilience (one negate ends it) prevent it from being a power multiplier.

Axis scores

Calculation

Weight profile: Primary role Utility / no clear role (default). Intrinsic ≈ 47, Deck ≈ 55, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: none. Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck

Strengths

• Strong accessibility—playable from hand immediately with no deck setup or restrictions.
• Excellent deckbuilding efficiency; splashable across 9 archetypes with no archetype lock, garnet risk, or redundancy conflict.
• Scales with opponent's hand size, making it potentially high-damage early game when opponent hand is full.
• Proven synergy with burn decks (Greed 32%, with 92% co-deck rate alongside Tremendous Fire).

Weaknesses

• Generates zero card advantage or board presence; pure resource expenditure with no return.
• Contributes nothing to combo extension or board building; zero recorded combo appearances.
• Soft interaction only; does not negate, remove, or disrupt opponent's field or hand.
• Very low resilience; one spell negate or chain block completely negates its value; no recovery mechanism.
• Situationally ineffective; damage drops to zero if opponent has an empty hand, reducing its late-game utility.

Counters / choke points

• Spell negation effects (Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Crossout Designator, or any spell negate).
• Chain blocking at the right timing before resolution.
• Decks that empty their hand early (discard-heavy or mill strategies), leaving opponent hand empty.

Best use

Direct damage finisher. Decks: Greed, Burn variants, Morphtronic.

Evidence & gaps

• Verified: Card is a Normal Spell with effect: Inflict 200 damage to opponent's LP for each card in their hand.; Legal in TCG, OCG, MasterDuel; limited to 1 copy in DuelLinks.; 25 decks run it (100% of sample); Greed is the primary home (32% of decks).; Players run 2–3 copies frequently (14 of 25 decks run 3 copies), indicating high confidence in redundancy.
• Observed: All top-4 partners are burn/direct damage spells: Tremendous Fire (92%), Ookazi (88%), Hanewata (84%), Fire Cracker (84%).; Splashable across 9 distinct archetypes (Greed, Morphtronic, Junk, Monarch, D/D/D, Tellarknight, etc.).; Zero combos recorded across entire combo database; card is standalone and does not enable multi-card combo lines.
• Inferred: Damage is situational; scales linearly with opponent's hand size, making it stronger early (full hand) and weaker late (empty hand).; Single-use spell with no tutoring or graveyard recursion mentioned in card text or top partners.; Spell cards cannot serve as material for Synchro, Xyz, Fusion, or Link summons; material utility is zero.; Resilience is minimal; once negated or blocked in chain, the spell contributes nothing; no built-in recovery or multi-turn presence.
• Data gaps: No combos supplied; combo conversion is inferred from zero recorded appearances, not from actual combo board data. No guides supplied; human context on tournament usage, metagame role, and strategic applications not available. No usage statistics (StatisticsCard); archetype inclusion percentage inferred from 25-deck sample only, not long-term historical data.