Accesscode Talker →Used Deck

I use it in her Traptrix Deck. Just by using Claria as a material, you can get 4000 hit points, so it's a strong ally that you can rely on. Also, since you can't chain it, he's using Traptrix, and if your opponent puts it out, you're almost dead.

The finisher of the link world, needless to say, its strength
《Code Talker》Because the existence of other L monsters is essential to use the effect as usual
There are some restrictions on building monsters that seem to be general-purpose and consume a few frames of EX to operate.
That's the difference from "Borrelsword Dragon", which can be operated alone.
I want to raise the RBI to 5000 or more, and I want to summon with the minimum combination of 2 bodies.
Combining it with Link-3 is almost mandatory, and this card is strengthened every time a general-purpose Link-3 appears.

It's the village of Skidre!
won! The 3rd duel is over... Well, somehow he brought out a monster with ATK 9000 with a bad Power Bond! ?
In such a case, somehow collect 4 links and this guy comes into play.
By banishing yourself, you can destroy opponent's monsters even under 《Skill Drain》.
When using Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians, he tends to have his Spellcaster in GY, so if Magicalized Fusion is in his hand, he can stand side by side with Quintet Magician.

Catch the wind that leads to the unseen world!
Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS, Yusaku's last trump card that appeared in the Last Duel, "This is my last Link Summon! ] As the saying goes, it is a Link Monster that is often called at the end even in OCG.
First of all, since the summoning conditions are loose in Link 4, and the opponent cannot activate effects in response to the effect activation, it is possible to link summon safely without activating the opponent's 《Bottomless Trap Hole》and 《Torrential Tribute》.
His ATK increase effect in ① is quite high, and basically I think he uses link 2 or 3 when he puts out this monster, so it easily rises to 4300 and 5300.
Its 2nd effect also destroys at least 2 cards, and it can't be chained and destroys without targeting.
However, if the negate monster effect is used at the timing after the ATK up effect is processed, it will be a disaster, not only can he not use the destruction effect, but he will tend to pass the turn to the opponent with ATK 2300 in many cases. , you have to be careful because the plan will go wrong.
He can play an active role in various decks, but I think he is most active in [Accesscode Talker], which he belongs to. I'm here. Play maker's trump card, 《Firewall Dragon》, is too strong.

Destruction due to activation effects tends to be neglected in the current environment, but in the case of this card, multiple strong elements have been added, such as no chain, selective destruction, and multiple uses.
Also, if you use Link 3 as a material, you will get 5300 RBI, and a direct attack after clearing the opponent's field has the power to end the game.
In Cyberse's Deck, in combination with 《Update Jammer》, you can grind 8000 LP by yourself and it is more powerful than usual.

VRAINS final game. In response to Ai summoning , entrusted with the ideal of Ignis' Cybers, Yusaku responds by sending out Link Monsters that have shown success in battles. The two fought fiercely, but with his high ATK and perfect resistance, Arrival finally repelled Yusaku's offensive. rice field!
However, Yusaku did not give up hope. Using one card from Destiny Draw and his GY card, he develops a raging solitaire and gathers 4 monsters on the board. and,
"Let's go, Ai! This is my last Link Summon!"
《Accesscode Talker》. In contrast to Arrivals, who defend the ideals found in the accumulation of the past with unchanging resilience, they reach beyond the present and reach out to the future, embodying the offense of "grabbing the wind that leads to an unseen world." With the effect of (1), his ATK is 7300, and with the effect of (2) 6 times, the field of Ai other than Arrival is wiped out, and his ATK of Arrival is lowered to 7000, and an attack is declared, with "Gussari @Ignister" as an emergency measure. Destroyed the arrival even though it was a trade-off.
He has a decisive power suitable for the final trump card, and a text that does not allow chaining when converting to OCG is also added. Currently, it is a famous card as the pinnacle of Link 4, but it actually took some time for its reputation to take hold.
Before this card appeared, general-purpose Link 4, such as Astram and his Borrel Sword, already had excellent large size, and in fact, even now, it is difficult to prepare his GY cost for Access, such as his Numeron, which is prioritized over Access. tend to There are two main reasons Axess was able to get Top Share with so many of his other decks.
One is that the binding of materials was particularly loose among general-purpose products. Recruit Veiler with Harifiber→Selene to revive Velor→Access Summon! The advantage that leads to this development (so-called "harisele access") is well-known, and it is a feat that cannot be done by Astram, which specifies the materials produced in the EX Deck, or Valeso, which requires 3 or more bodies. Anyone can use Harifiber, and even an Effect Monster will do, so there are countless routes to access, not a metaphor.
And the second is that the combination of universal destruction that cannot be chained + high RBI is useful in various situations as long as it is the second attack. Even though it's an honor student line-up, Link 4 is not light enough to be easily turned back, but considering the balance, I would like to use a small number of carefully selected cards. In that difficult position, the characteristics of access, which can destroy Spell Traps and wall monsters without worrying about it, and can greatly expand the lethal right with direct attacks exceeding 5000 points, fit very well. As a result, many decks have come to value the access that can handle a wide range of situations with this single frame.
Although it is a finisher, it is interesting that it is gaining support for its ease of release and lightness rather than its finishing power. At the same time, even if you can print a link with a higher breaking power than this, you can guess that it will be difficult to print a finisher that has a looser material or a better cost performance from a balance point of view. be.

A super general-purpose finisher that shoots 5300 points in a burnt field that comes out of the link after using the effect.
Because of this guy, everything from romantic cannons like 《Final Inzektion》to simple destructive effects and high RBI like 《Dark Armed Dragon》have disappeared, because this one is easier.

It looks like there is a lot of text written on it, but in fact it only says, "Blank the opponent's field, deal 5,300 damage, and finish by hitting it with another guy." Seeing too many characters is an illusion.

Reiwa's strongest one-kill card
With Hari gone, it's less simple, but if it's a theme with a reasonable amount of power, you can use Veiler and line up two monsters randomly to get Selene, so this card is powerful after all. Can't be chained, doesn't target and doesn't have a destructive effect on turn 1, and has 5000 hits in real terms.

All of the recent cards with the strongest form of the main character, such as Quasar, Beyond, and Zarc, were all at a practical level, but this time, they far exceeded my expectations.
When summoned, he has an ATK up effect, but this effect cannot be chained, so summoning reactions such as Naraku and Torrent Funeral will not work. The main thing is to pick a Link 3 monster and make him 5300 ATK, but it's also fun to pick Underworld Goddess of the Closed World or The Arrival Cyberse @Ignister and hit it with super firepower. Especially if it's Arrival, it's worth trying because you can get one kill with 8000 RBI alone. Expectations are high for the appearance of Link 8 in the future.
How can I shoot Veiler because I can't chain to effect activation! It seems that you can hear the voice, but since it is only against the activation, there is a timing to shoot Veiler after the effect is processed, so let's aim there. This timing is called quick effect.
In the past, I used to go on a rampage with Bochiyami Santai, but this card that can be used from EX, has a higher ATK, and can destroy 4 cards without having to target 3, completely robbed me of stock. It seems that there is a person who has become a cold rice eater. Impermanence.

A finisher that blows wind on various decks.
Apart from that, you can bounce your opponent's cards to his deck without chaining by involving Reive.
Both effects of this monster cannot be chained, so if you don't turn on the activation confirmation in Master Duel, it's easy to miss the opportunity to shoot 《Infinite Impermanence》, etc., and it's plainly strengthened by the specifications of the game.
This is the first card that can be recommended for beginners who have started Master Duel when generating UR. Although it depends on the theme, there is no doubt that once you use it, you will become addicted to it.

It's not the number of link materials like 《Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess》, it's based on the number of markers on a single material, so it's too strong to jump 5300 with Link 3+ Effect Monster.

My ATK is 5300.
Of course, I'm going to kill you with full power, so don't worry.

super power
The second effect cannot be chained, so you have to hunt at the time of summoning or destroy it after one turn, but it works well with Gacchiri @ Ignister, and if Gacchiri is in the scene, you can use the GY effect. If it is broken, it won't stop at 《Forbidden Droplet》or 《Infinite Impermanence》, so it's a good idea to release using Kaiju as a countermeasure.
He who uses Link was first included in Decks, and he who does not use Link was strong in Decks as well, so I think the number will be slightly reduced in the paper version, but he is still alive in Master Duel. so be careful

A versatile finisher.
I wonder what happened to the variety of duels, but I wonder if it's because it's a hassle to deal new cards to themes that don't have finishers.
As for performance, the summoning conditions are too loose, and the destruction that is unobstructed and does not take targets is too strong. However, there is a gap between the activation of (1) and (2), so it can be easily removed.
Also, the cost of Link Monster is that he can only use GY and one attribute that exists in the field, so if you think you can use it twice, you may end up using Accesscode Talker itself as a cost, so be careful.
By the way, you can also use what you can do as a cost to destroy 《Skill Drain》, but this is really the last resort.
Also note that if you can't decide to finish on your turn, it will be vanilla with only a high RBI.
With Cyberse, you only need 2 Effect Monsters, which is a little too easy and too strong.
Furthermore, 《Dotscaper》can be connected to an access code with just one card, and with 《Mathmech Circular》, I think it's broken as a game that one card can be connected to an upgrade access.
One of the general-purpose monsters that are not absolutely invincible, but too strong.
It's too easy and strong, so even if I win using this card, it's no fun, so I want you to reprint the sloppily adjusted version.

A card that makes the opponent's initial LP 2700.
A nice guy who confronts Yu-Gi-Oh, which has become complicated by suppressing and interfering, with the starting point of saying, "If you reduce the opponent's LP to 0, you win."
It's a card whose strength is hard to read from the text, and it's a system where you can understand the fear only when you use it. An extremely efficient finisher that clears the field without letting the opponent interfere at all and performs a one-punch man.
However, the evaluation of this card is concentrated on the part that "it can demonstrate high decisive power with few resources", and due to its decisive power, it is unsatisfactory to call it an ace in both control and fighting ability.
Although he is a craftsman who takes advantage of even the slightest chance to deliver a deadly blow, he also possesses the fragility of turning into a mere figurine once surpassed. Due to the cost and EX frame, there is no second best sword, so if you don't pay attention to the point that you have to win if you use it instead of "you win if you use it", you will be in trouble.
Therefore, while it is a simple one-kill finisher, the tactics before and after landing such as "when to land" and "what to remove and what to leave" are hot and attractive.
Although it is said that it will not interfere, it is extremely vulnerable to interference itself, and there is a gap to insert a free chain, and if you step on the exit trigger, it is possible that you will leave the game amicably. It doesn't bother me much because it attacks after stripping off its defense, but it's also worth noting that it's defenseless during the Battle Phase. She's a sweet little girl who gets stuck with antiques like "Battle Fader" and "Necro Gardna", so let's guide her.
Don't forget that you can't demonstrate that power without the support of you and many of your friends.

This is the trump card of Sky Striker Ace! Tri-Brigade Access Accesscode Talker! !
The end of a familiar link. In his deck, which uses a lot of multi-attribute link bodies, it is possible to activate removal effects in succession, making it a very powerful finisher. Although there is a lag in the effect, basically thanks to the priority, you can pass the RBI increase and the destruction effect without being hindered, so there is no gap. Try to use other effects in advance to complete the formation
However, if you let your guard down and inadvertently break a "If destroyed~" type card, there will be no way to chain it, and interference will enter, so be careful. I also cracked the mirror force launcher against Rokket and was taken advantage of and easily dropped. You can insert original elements in such a place

A one-kill finisher that appears in almost any of his decks and has been an underrated finisher until recently. If all the effects pass, you will almost die, but there are many gaps between the RBI increase and the destruction effect, so you may be knocked down quite a bit. I played this card after overcoming many obstacles, but I cried when it bounced with Altergeist Sirkytas.

The ending point of the link, just like the anime. A finisher that can repeatedly remove sloppily.
The Four Heavenly Kings along with Lightning, Azeus, and Desfeni.

When you want to kill your opponent, you can win if you put it out.
very strong.

(Your opponent cannot activate effects in response to the activation of this card's effects.)
yes...
Aim immediately after using attack up
There is no particular resistance, so let's dispose of it by negate it or exclude it
If the destruction effect is full and it is passed, it is almost lost

Yusaku's final trump card, the protagonist of Vrains.
It is the only Link 4 in the Accesscode Talker series, and has many similarities, such as the link marker being exactly the same as his Firewall Dragon and the link conditions being OK with two materials. Compared to other general-purpose Link 4s such as the Borrel Brothers and Astram, it's easier to get out, but in order to make the most of its attack-increasing effect, you'll want to use a Link 3 or higher as a material.
The effect seems sloppy to be strong, but it's actually sloppy strong.
Since it has an out-of-effect text that cannot be chained, if you activate ① during SS, you can land without being hindered by the Trap Hole system, and regarding the destruction effect, you can use multiple cards without using the opponent's effect negate etc. Destroyable.
It has extremely high breakthrough power due to the RBI increase and removal effect, and it has specs that can be brought to the end with this one piece.
On the other hand, it does not have various resistances and is prone to being interfered with by effects such as Effect Veiler, and if it cannot be determined, it will be easily removed in the return turn. Well, if it doesn't interfere with this ability, it's too strong, so I think it's a good adjustment.
As a general-purpose card, it is unquestionably strong, so I give it 10 points.

A Dark Armed Dragon whose ATK has almost doubled, is no longer targeted, and can be summoned when needed. Boasts a rough strength.
The method of suppressing with inherent resistance and high status has ended.

An overwhelming ATK increase that cannot be chained, and an effect that allows you to select and destroy the field.
A new-age power card that now represents Link 4.
The specification of materials is also loose, and it has become common in environmental decks.
It's a destructive power that almost wins if all of this cards pass,
Effect Veiler and 《Infinite Impermanence》such as Friche will negate normally between effect activations, so in that case it will be 2300 vanilla.
In that sense, it can be said that it is a well-balanced card.

It's too easy to put out, but what's written is too strong

Link 4 is originally heavy, but it's easier than I thought because the material is loosely bound. There are many routes that go through Harry and one card from Formad Skipper, etc., and it literally has a wealth of access methods.
It's not a basic attack-first control type, but a monster that can be used as a finisher from the second turn onwards. Everyone must have killed or been killed by this guy many times.
Due to its effect, it is easy to accumulate Link Monsters with multiple attributes in GY, and I would like to use it in "Cyberse", which uses a compatible transcode and 《Update Jammer》, but due to the loose material restrictions, I chose Link 2 or higher. I often go on business trips to the Deck.
Even with his Deck, which makes extras such as Exodia the cost of strong money, it is possible to beat multiple removals with a scapegoat.
That said, it also has weaknesses, and is not good at destruction resistance because it is necessary to pass attacks through destruction, and Astram, which uses Mascarena as a material, can be said to be a natural enemy. I don't see it much these days, but it's also vulnerable to being able to stop the finish with 《Kuriphoton》or 《Battle Fader》. It can't be chained by effects, but it's powerless against free chains, and it can be taken advantage of by destroying the field and being shot by a phantom. It is also vulnerable to the Timelord, who cannot be destroyed and does not deal any battle damage, and if Rafion is sent in return, 5300 Burns will attack in return.
But is it okay to have such weaknesses? If it's a super strong monster with no weaknesses, it will be banned. like a dragoon.

A Damned with a basic ATK of 5300 that does not cause accidents, does not allow chains, is not triggered when summoned (Counter Trap is eaten), and can break through target resistance. This alone is already too strong.
Orion Rikuru from Hari to create 3 attribute links other than Earth and Water, convert Mecha Phantom Beast Tokens to Link Spiders, and create this guy, you can destroy 3 cards very easily and ATK will also be 5300. If you can destroy 3 of them, it's mostly empty. Well, it's still affected by free chain cards such as Veiler with quick effects. But even if you subtract that, it's definitely a 10. By the way, if you also use 《Juragedo》here, you can easily get a one-shot kill!

A Link Monster boasting 5300 points by using Link 3 as its material. The strongest finisher that can remove a lot of things that can't be chained.

It's easy to come out, and it's easy to hit him with ATK 4000-5000. I feel like

Comprehensive evaluation: A strong link 4 that combines high ATK and the ability to destroy multiple cards and even seals chains.
Since it is easy to Link Summon via Links 1-3, even with simple calculations, he is a monster with an ATK of 5300 and the ability to destroy 3 cards.
So if you go through 《Crystron Halqifibrax》etc., you only need 1 or 2 cards.
Since it has no resistance to itself, there are gaps such as free chain cards and effects when it is destroyed, but its breakthrough power is tremendous.

A LINK4 all-purpose finisher that can be summoned in such a simple way as to use two Effect Monsters.
Since it can't be chained, if you use priority, your opponent can't remove it with Pancra.
Since it is not targeted, even untargetable monsters can be destroyed.
Monsters with resistance to effect destruction should have roughly 4300 RBI when summoned, so you can knock down most monsters by hitting them directly.
Anyway, what is written is strong against disappointment, so if you can get this monster out, the game ends directly. Best! ! ! ! !
As a point of caution, if you don't do your best in solitaire and drop him a link by attribute to GY, you may run out of removal materials, so be careful about that.
Postscript There seems to be a timing at which the effect can be activated after processing the effect, and it seems that if Veiler or Avaikage is thrown there, it will be stopped. I did not know…

A LINK4 monster with effects that are truly worthy of being a trump card. Although it does not have a suppression effect, it is also very popular due to its high game end ability.
It has an ATK up effect and an effect that destroys as many cards as the number of link attributes used in the past, but it does not allow any chain, so if you can put it out, you can use the effect without resistance.
Also, the destruction effect doesn't target, so even monsters that can't be targeted by Borreload can be destroyed.
Also, ATK jumps to 4300 when using LINK2 as material, and 5300 when using LINK3 as material, so destroying all the cards that get in the way and then finishing is the most brilliant way to use it.
Since the material is loose, I think it's easiest to use powerful Link Monsters such as Hari Fiber, Isolde, and 《Cross-Sheep》that have used up their deployment effects. In addition, it is easy to use themes such as Gouki and Ignister, which are easy to use for LINK4.
However, it does not have any resistance or blockage effects, and by using Mascarena as a material, it is possible to obtain resistance to effect destruction, so there is a high possibility that it will be returned easily if you pass the turn. Try to put it out when you can finish it in that turn as much as possible.

The last of his Accesscode Talkers that can be a finisher for a wide range of his decks due to his excellent ability and looseness of ties.
In Sky Striker Ace, it is indebted as the ultimate weapon against dragoons.

If you connect to Transcode Talker with the effect of Splash Mage, and if you revive Splash Mage with the effect of Transcode Talker and connect it to this card, he can reach ATK 5300 and use the card destruction effect twice. i think is excellent.
I think it's a strength that both the ATK increase effect and the card destruction effect cannot be chained.

Cyberse trump card. A powerful monster that can use destructive effects that do not target up to 7 times. Well, to use the 7th time, you need to change the Link Monster in the field to his DIVINE, so it's actually 6 times. In addition to that, it also has the effect of increasing RBI, and since it will be Link Summoned using Link 3, Lightning will also have a pure blue 5300 RBI. Due to the effect that does not chain, it is possible to repeatedly hit the effect without worrying about counter traps other than summoning negate.

The card that decorates the last billboard of the 10th term.
Link 4 specifies that he has 2 or more Effect Monsters, but since it is a card that cannot demonstrate its power unless Link is involved, I would like to use a continuous link.
The hit point increase effect can reach 5300 hit points if Link 3 is involved, and depending on how the destruction effect is put out, you can aim to destroy two or more cards.
It's also appreciated that neither effect can be chained, allowing it to stand up to the recent prevalence of negate effects.
It can be said that it has the counterattack ability and qualities as a finisher that are required of Link 4 attack monsters.

Appear, the circuit that will lead the future!
His last Link Monster in the series, who found a way out in the final battle.
The effect is simple with destruction effect and RBI strengthening. This type of monster is easy to counter due to its simplicity, but with the wording "When the effect is activated, the opponent cannot chain", it has the characteristic of being able to crush without worrying about countermeasures, just like a trump card.
The effect of ① is to increase the number of Link Monster links in his GY by 1000. The current maximum is 8300 when targeting link 6. Even in Link 3, his ATK is 5300, and his power-up is tremendous. This increase is permanent.
② can destroy opponent monsters by the number of attributes of his Link Monster in his GY. It is possible to destroy up to 6 cards, and a very wide range of removal can be performed. Since it is an effect that does not target, it is often quite easy to remove unless you have destruction resistance.
It has excellent breakthrough power, and it is a truly deadly piece that has the power to turn the board around without question. Since there is no real resistance in the opponent's turn, it will fall down easily. When fighting with this monster, there will be two choices, either decide the game there or protect the access code.

Accesscode Talker It's a must-have card! Of course, it is a versatile Link Monster that can be used other than Accesscode Talker! The material is also light, so it's a piece that he will easily want to put in his deck!

Yusaku's last trump card, destroying the field with attribute souls as Tribute
It is easy to secure a hit point, chain is not possible, and I think that the destructive effect that can be hit repeatedly is a threat.

The last Accesscode Talker is from link 4.
The material specification is the same as decoding, and the markers are for mutual links, but they are arranged without habit.
The last trump card, Link Monster's marker can be strengthened by 1000, and the realistic maximum number of cards can be removed without chaining 6 cards, so it's a perfect performance as a goal of deployment.
In addition, it also sells lightness that can be used as a link 4 with 3000 RBI or more while removing 1 or 2 cards without being forced to remove 6 cards.
She's suitable as the face of the last Pack of the 10th gen.

As you can see by using it, it covers the points that the previous Accesscode Talker lacked, so it is a very reliable existence.
This is too strong because the material is loosely specified, and the effect is a chain of destruction that does not target targets that cannot be chained.

VRAINS final ace. However, it appears out of nowhere without warning.
A rule effect that does not allow any chains to activate the effect, an effect that increases his ATK according to the number of markers of one Link Monster that was used as a link material when the link summon is successful, and GY's Link Monster that is excluded from the opponent's It has the effect of destroying cards.
At first glance, his ATK seems low, but due to the looseness of his monster materials and the nature of his effects, it's clear that he's a finisher at the end of Link Monster Solitaire, and his own effects greatly compensate for his ATK. With Transcode, which is the main axis of Accesscode Talker, you can acquire his ATK as high as 5300 just by reviving and linking a suitable monster.
The effect is a Damned-like effect that does not allow chains, and is quite powerful. Since there is a strange constraint that you can only use one attribute for cost per turn, GY needs his Link Monster with various attributes. Accesscode Talker is a good match because it uses links with various attributes.
As a general-purpose link 4, it is an excellent card that can be removed once or twice with loose materials and a chain seal, so it is one of the highlights in his Deck, which is linked repeatedly.

"Blocks access (in the sense of effect use)"
I need an access code.
No matter what, the removal this guy can do is
・Not turn 1
・Not limited to monsters
・Effect cannot be activated
and a near-total dominance of Trap cards.
It's okay to use it against this guy that hasn't come out yet, and you can probably use it outside of the main, but once it comes out, you should think that Trap is pretty limited.
The simple RBI is also excellent, so it can be said that the ability to decide the game beyond the appearance of 2300 is suitable for decorating the top of VRAINS.

Link 4's Accesscode Talker has finally arrived, the monster that decorates the cover of the 10th Last Pack.
It has the effect of increasing RBI and removing chains that cannot be chained.It is easy to increase RBI by about 2000 in terms of material, and the removal effect reduces GY resources, but there is no limit on the number of times, and it does not target. Because of the current era of negate on-parade, the ability to not chain is quite powerful, and countermeasures against destruction resistance that cannot be dealt with by this effect can be done by increasing RBI by 1. It also has resistance to
Even so, the material specification is very loose, so he can be used outside of Accesscode Talker, and is a card with unparalleled power that is ashamed of the monster that decorates the last of the 10th term.

Link 4, which has a high hit point that can be expected, a removal that doesn't target you that can't be chained or a limit on the number of times, and of course, the restriction of "at least 2 Effect Monsters" is too strong.
It can be said that it is a strong card without a doubt that it will be the number one Link 4 that you want to play with 3+1 such as Selene.
I think it's especially good that the removal effect can destroy even Skidre if you exclude yourself as a cost.
At the beginning of its introduction, it had a reasonable adoption rate, but in the current environment, it has become a share that far surpasses Valeso and others in Link 4.

This monster has three strengths!
One! [Cannot be chained (opponent only) against your own effect activation]
two! [Untargeted removal]
Three! [Easy pump up]
The long-awaited final ace of Playmaker.
It has the ability to handle active removal, which was a drawback of the "Accesscode Talker" Deck, and if you have his Link Monsters of each attribute in GY, you can open a hole in the field like a Gatling gun. I can.
As a precaution when using it, it is necessary to consciously separate the attributes when link summoning the so-called "connection" until this monster is brought out. Once in an emergency, it can be said that it is an advantage to be able to shoot 《Accesscode Talker》itself as a bullet.
Overall, I think it's a good card that combines ace-like aggressiveness and solidity.

Link 4's Accesscode Talker monster finally appeared.
The raw RBI is 2300, but if you specify link 3 with the effect of ①, it can easily become 5300, so you don't have to worry about RBI.
With the effect of ②, it also has the effect of removing the link and destroying the opponent's card without targeting it. Due to greed, he can't reuse GY's used links, but if I'm going to decide with this card, I'd like to actively use it even if it means cutting some resources.
And the most powerful effect of this card is that the activation of this card's effect cannot be chained at all. Thanks to ①, it is not affected by Naraku-type summoning effects, and there is no need to worry about the ② effect being countered by a counter-type effect.
It's as big as Link 4, but it's a suitable trump card for the Cyber Deck.

Anime VRAINS final Link Monster. It's loosely bound like decoding, but for the convenience of the effect, I'd like to actively use the link as a material.
The markers are facing each other like FWD.
It can be strengthened by the number of link markers used as materials, and the magnification is also high.
Furthermore, if you have a removal effect with no turn limit, it will be aggressive.
However, since different attributes are required, some ingenuity is required.
Cybers, who are good at link summoning and often have different attributes, should be able to secure the cost easily.
Although it's plain, I'm grateful for the chain seal, and thanks to this effect, it's easy to pass the effect, and I can miss the activation timing of some cards.
Various preparations are required, but I think it is a card with explosive power suitable for trump cards.