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I don't fully agree for Cinq Meursault, I think he's just generally powerful enough to stay Core (and anyways pairs well with W Corp Yi Sang who is the inverse, sort of weak but stacks Rupture like a champ), but Heishou Rodion's chief problem is Devyat Rodion exists. I don't think there's really room for Heishou Rodion on a general Rupture team unless it lands that you're missing some higher priority IDs or if you're trying to do Rupture/Poise (but again partly because the full team for that kind of doesn't exist yet). She's in the horde of IDs that are technically great but gets crowded out by other options.
Oh also rupture, Cinq merusault is not core as he is insanely negative until 15/3 and he ruins the stack before you can generate potency (hes still really good in rupture but better as a backup id or after the first turn or 2, he provides nothing to rupture other than being count neutral after 15/3). Heishou rodion is core imo as she is count neutral on her skill 2 while being able to proc rupture 5 times with -1 count. her skill 1 is bad (has good potency?) but you have a clashable guard to just never use it.