Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess →Used Deck

A general-purpose link 4 with a high-demand effect that negates monster effects multiple times
This card is often taken care of in his deck with high deployment power.
It can be summoned with 2 bodies by linking them together, but due to the lack of status and the number of times the effect can be used is reduced, it is best to aim for summoning with 3 or more bodies.
If you prepare a separate means to raise the hit point, it is possible to interfere 4 or more times

A large suppression that is too versatile to convert 1 card to 1 obstruction
The deck that can be deployed thanks to this and the access code has become a [general link]

The first card to use when attacking first with Link.
It can only stop monster effects, but being able to use the effect many times in one turn is quite powerful.
It is also used in illustrations of anti-monster cards such as 《Ultimate Slayer》and 《Titanocider》, and it seems that it is officially recognized as a representative card against monsters.
The link marker is simply excellent.

Unlucky pack, one of the few RIRA hits.
In charge of suppressing Link.

Strong removal spells and traps are increasing, but it's delicious to be able to negate the monster effects that are still powerful as much as they are used as materials. However, he doesn't stop Spell Trap, so it's desirable to use it with Savage.
It is difficult to use, and I wonder if it can be used in brain death.
The illustrations are super cute. There are more different illustrations, but that's cute too.

Due to the effect of (3), as long as ATK lasts, I think it's excellent to be able to negate monster effects many times in one turn.
Note that the effect of (3) can only be activated once on the same chain.

With its loose bindings that make it easy to use even the stolen opponent's monsters as materials, and the number of necessary materials that can be used with just 2 monsters, it can be used as an accessory to control many deployment decks.
The number of materials determines his hit point, and when using up to 4 materials, he has an ATK of 3200, which is quite a number.
Also, by lowering your RBI by 800, it has the effect of negating monster effects an unlimited number of times, so you want to use as many monsters as link material, but no matter how many you use, the same chain will be used anyway. Since the effect can only be used once on a block, I think it's perfectly fine to use 3 or even 2 of this card if it's not a single player.
It is excellent at catching monster effects activated by his hand and GY, and is ideal for taking care of Nibiru, but on the other hand, be careful not to destroy it just by negating it.
There is no resistance to Spell / Trap cards, and even if you stand alone with this card of MAX material when you attack first, it will be easily silenced by bubble shadows, skiddles, notifications, etc., so please reduce the number of materials somewhat. It can be said that it is desirable to install it together with other suppressed monsters.
However, if the opponent shoots a barrier wave or a drop, it will be silenced together with Savage and Crystal, which are often used with this card, so you can't be overconfident.
In this environment where it is no longer possible to dominate with monster effects alone, this card can also be used in combination with Moon Mirror Shield, which can restore its own RBI, and powerful backs such as Friche removal and Counter Trap, making it even stronger. I think that you will be able to realize

A suppression card that can be used in various of his decks. It has an effect similar to that of 《Light and Darkness Dragon》, and although its sealing effect is limited to monster effects, it has foul-level power, such as being able to shut out depending on the opponent's deck.
If you want a more stable RBI and recovery, Knightmare Gryphon will be the winner, but it can be easily broken through once it is Link Summoned, and it can be activated in any case because it can't prevent hand cards or GY effects. This card is more versatile because it can seal .
Since the link material specification is very loose, it comes out not only in the Link Summon Deck, which is good at deploying power, but also in his other Decks. The location of the link marker is also powerful with the lower three, and you can use "Codebreaker" to connect to further links.
However, even with a 3.4 body material, if the effect is activated twice, it is only 2400 to 1600 points, and it is not uncommon to exceed the number of points with a deck with a thin back, so there is Astram or Titanic next to it. You should leave it and remove it from the attack target. Titanic also has his Spell Lockdown, so if you can get it out, you can build a formation that is very difficult to break through.
By the way, it's absurdly cute even though it's easy to get distracted by the brutality of its monster effects. She has green hair, fur ears, and navels, and is multi-elemental.

A monster eared sister who has a monster effect negate with no turn limit and an excellent link marker. Punch r (strike) on the playmat
Depending on the number of materials, the number of times you can negate increases, but this card itself is relatively heavy at Link 4 and has a large drop range, so even with full power, it won't last long alone.
However, due to the looseness of the system of link summoning, there are many ways to add this card and something else, especially when compared to attack guidance like Astram or Titanic.
But I like to simply turn a unicorn that has finished its role into this.

Link 4 with suppression effect that can be used from EX
Although I'm worried about hitting points, there's no reason why the monster effect negate, which can be used several times per turn, is weak.
I feel like using it side by side with other suppression cards and defense cards

A promising new star for General-Purpose Link 4.
There is no limit of once per turn, and it has a suppression effect that can negate monster effects no matter where it is activated, and it is also loosely bound and versatile.
However, even if you use MAX link 4, it will drop to 2400 if you use the effect even once at 3200, and if you use 3 2400, it will drop to 1600 just by using the effect once, which is the same level as the lower class, so the drop range is considerable. big.
Furthermore, since it negates without destroying it, there is also the danger of being beaten away normally if you use the negate monster as a material to earn a lot of trouble.
Since I feel quite uneasy about the control force of a single unit, I can not feel relieved unless I put an escort on the side and a trap behind me to protect it.
The ATK that is lowered to activate the effect is not the original, so it is also a good idea to strengthen it.
It's a general-purpose extra that can negate its effect more than once per turn, but I think it's a reasonably well-balanced card at present.

General-purpose Link 4 monster.
Tokens cannot be used, but the number of RBI points for the monsters used as materials rises, reaching a maximum of 3200.
Also, it has a powerful suppression effect with no 1 turn limit, but it has a large drop in RBI and requires more summoning materials to make full use of it, so it can be said that it is a monster worthy of its cost. It is also a hand to give RBI with equipment cards etc.

A large vessel that may be able to exert powerful control power.
It has the effect of negate the opponent's monster effect by acquiring his ATK 800 times the number of link materials and lowering his ATK by 800.
In order to secure his high ATK and the number of negate effects that accompany it, it is necessary to link summon using as many monsters as possible. Since his ATK is an advanced level that negates 3 times with 3 bodies, first of all, it negates 4 times with an ATK that is not seen even with 4 bodies and is the highest level. However, the material has a different name and is required to be something other than a token, so there are some difficult parts.
It has a powerful monster effect suppression when it comes into play, but it has a large drop in ATK and may be forcibly broken through in battle. After ATK reaches 1600, there is a high possibility that even lower ranks will break through, and even if it is higher than that, Pankratops is not very good, and Decks that deploy large monsters with Spell Trap are also not good at all.
Still, I feel a considerable charm in monster effect suppression. There is also the possibility that he will become the shock ruler of the link world.

4 strong links depending on the number of materials.
The usability is almost the same as the dragon of light and darkness, but this one can only activate the number of materials and the amount of descent is large.
Nonetheless, negate, an effect with no turn limit, is not weak. The negate effect is limited to monsters, but these days it's normal for him to turn around with the effect of an Effect Monster, so there's no doubt that it's a stifling card just by having it.

A new style of general-purpose link 4.
Skaldet already exists as a general-purpose link 4 that has a lot in common with obtaining a large effect depending on the link marker, summoning conditions, and the number of material monsters.
In order to maximize the effect, unlike over there, the tokens cannot be used as materials, so the summoning conditions are high (although it's not difficult if you just put it out).
If you do your best to collect materials and raise his ATK, you can also think of it as a way to strengthen him at once with 《United We Stand》or Psycho Blade after link summoning honestly.
Since the ability is too passive for Link 4, it won't be that much of an ad loss if you acquire materials by taking control etc. with a deck that has low deployment power.

If you build according to this card, you will have a moderate control force
Personally, I feel like I finally got a large wind rink.

If it's not a token, you can use up to 2 materials, so it's not that difficult to put out even though it's heavy. It's excellent except for the marker facing the opponent.
It can be strengthened by a factor of 800 up to the number used as material, and it has a monster negate effect by weakening like a rider.
There are no turn restrictions, and unlike riders, it is arbitrary, so it is easy to control and has high control power. However, the drop value is also large, and the risk of being destroyed in battle with one activation is slightly higher. The less material you put out, the higher this tendency will be.
However, this effect does not mean that it is suitable for combat, and even if you pay a strangely high consumption, there is a high possibility that you will be dealt with by a magic or trap, so you will need to devise various ways to operate it. will be As long as there are ways to enhance it, even a small amount of materials can be effective.
Due to the weight and the presence of other excellent rivals, I feel that the situation where I can play an active role is severe, and I think that the habit is a little strong. The effect itself is excellent, so I wonder if it has the ability to do a considerable job if it fits into the mold.

Link 4 with suppression effect. Since his ATK fluctuates depending on the number of link materials, it will be 1600, 2400, or 3200 if it is a link summon. By lowering ATK by 800, you can negate the effects of your opponent's monsters many times in one turn. However, the restriction of not being able to have the same name as anything other than tokens is quite strict, so assuming a base value of 2400, once the effect stops, it will be a number that can be knocked down even by lower ranks. It's quite heavy to stand as a wait-and-see, but if you put it out later, his Borrel sword also exists, so the timing to put it out is very severe. I wonder if Danger!, which is notorious overseas, can be mastered.