Knightmare Phoenix →Used Deck

A card that seems to compete for the adoption rate of 1 or 2 among Link 2.
It is possible to draw by mutual linking, but there is a possibility that 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》negates it along with its destruction effect at this time.
In arbitration, 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》can only be used when reciprocal linking is used, and 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》cannot be used when non-reciprocal linking is used.
In important situations, it is necessary to play without interlinking even if it seems possible to interlink.

The strongest general-purpose Link 2 monster on par with IP Mascarena. Due to the demand, it was reprinted before, but it was recorded in the Prisma Box, which was prey to resale, so it is still a little expensive for a normal card. I didn't have Phoenix in my box...Please reprint it somewhere...
In addition to his relatively strong RBI, his versatile effect of breaking Spell Trap is attractive, and since the material is loose, he is compatible with any deck and will not spoil. Even if some frog and lightning attacked 《Phantom Collapse Ivries》, this guy can burn it down.
If you have trouble with the extra deck, I think it's a very good monster that you can use as if you put this guy in for the time being.

Generic link 2
One card in your hand quickly turns into a cyclone
Worth having one in a themed deck like Tindangle that is worried about the main removal
RBI is also reasonably high
I don't see it often because it is often used as a relay point, but the effect of imparting combat resistance is not bad.
If you can aim for mutual links, it might be good to team up with something like Astram

Among general-purpose link 2 cards, this card is quite easy to use. Any of his decks can work well, regardless of combos and matchups.

It is a general link 2 and is currently used as a general slot in many of his decks.
Discarding 1 card when summoning and destroying 1 Spell/Trap is a big deal.
The illustration of the phoenix is cool because it has a higher RBI than Cerberus.

It's not compatible with 《Skill Drain》or 《Domain of the True Monarchs》, so I honestly can't be overconfident.
However, with two monsters, he activated Cyclone from the deck. I think it's absurdly strong when you think about it. Will you help me break my opponent's fucking strong Field Spell?

It's safe to say that it's the best Link 2 monster to put in the EX Deck, but the only thing that's not good is that the link marker doesn't face downwards.
Eh, isn't this the opposite of Cerberus? I always think.
Link 2 with 19 hit points is usually excellent with almost no binding, and when the link summon is successful, it will break 1 opponent's Spell Trap in exchange for 1 hand cost, and it will be sent out in the relay of the deployment. It is a general-purpose Link Monster in the general-purpose that it will be exposed by doing it.
At that time, if you are in a mutual link state, the hand cost will be immediately compensated for by drawing, and even if you deploy from Skego, you can easily fulfill the condition by putting it under Wrinkly or Spider.
If you just want to deal with a monster that has taken control, there will be situations where you don't force yourself to discard cards and use their effects.
I think it's essential for decks that don't have a way to deal with the opponent's permanent meta when they are imperial or censored in the main deck.
However, it's not so good against Skidre, and he's weak against Skidre.

An important card when talking about Trimare's versatility.
It has a built-in cyclone with a hand cost of 1 in addition to the usual loose material specification.
It used to be a little lacking in expandability because the marker wasn't pointing downwards, but with the rule change it can fit into almost any deck as a one-time removal unless you're using a resource-restricted link.
However, the mermaid who used this card the most is banned, so this is the score.

General-purpose link 2 that grants draw + cyclone + combat resistance
Today as well, a powerful player who continues to maintain the number one adoption rate for Extra Decks
3 effects, of course, 1900 RBI is also powerful

Built-in cyclone for easy discharge. Activating the draw effect is also easy.
Regarding the direction of the marker, it would be strange if there were no disadvantages.

A general-purpose Link 2 monster. The material is loosely bound, and it is resistant to back destruction and combat destruction. Become a mermaid material

If the card name is different, you can use tokens as material, and when you successfully link summon, you can turn one card from your hand into a cyclone, and if you are co-linked, you can gain draw and battle destruction resistance. However, it is flawed that there is no bottom marker. If you want to add more markers, you can convert it to a mermaid, use it as a main character, or use it as a lambda in the first place.
Despite the looseness of the material, the effect and hit points are excellent, and together with the Unicorn, it has established a solid position as a general-purpose extra.

The rating on this site is 8.3, but if you look at the adoption rate of this card in the current environment, it wouldn't be strange if it was 9 or higher, no, it wouldn't be strange.
A card that can fit in any deck that can be Link Summoned. It has a hand cost, but in other words, it's a general-purpose link that converts any card from your hand that can be procured from extras into Cyclone. With the Orcust Deck, it's even more essential because you can connect it to the mermaid from here and develop it.

Goblin is in jail, but it's also a funny enough card. More versatile than Goblin and a strong Cyclone built-in that can fit into any of his decks. Since it has a link marker pointing upwards, I would like to place it in the main monster zone if possible.

Although he bears the name of Phoenix, he does not heal or regenerate himself, but his effect is reminiscent of his Nephthys, and if reciprocated, he becomes immortal in battle.
The material specification is 2 bodies, and if the name is different, the token can be used.
As for the marker orientation, the upper right and EX zones do not add links, so considering the effect, I would like to put it in the main direction.
When Link Summoned, it can remove the opponent's magic and traps, and considering its lightness and looseness, it's a useful effect.
If they are mutually linked, they will exhibit combat resistance, and if they interact with other Troymare, they will be able to lay a solid formation. Since it is often used as a relay, it is basically a good effect, but it has a high hit point compared to other Link 2 Troymare, and it is also excellent that it can handle battles with lower ranks.
Overall, I think it's a very useful general-purpose link.

Overwhelmingly versatile Cyclone and a picture-perfect general-purpose Link Monster with a loose condition that can use tokens
What's more, the RBI is 1900 even though it's a link 2.

I think it's excellent that LIKN2, which is loosely tied to materials, can destroy the opponent's Spell/Trap.

A card that is the opposite of Cerberus in every respect.
When Link Summoning, you can remove his spells and traps in exchange for one card from your hand.
Due to the Link Marker's convenience, if I put it out for the rainy season first, it won't be a relay point, so I'll use this guy as a material to put out his next Link Monster.
The reciprocal link support effect is the addition of battle destruction resistance.
Depending on the situation, it can be very annoying as it closes the last hole as a support for those with effect resistance.

Troymare is a pair with Cerberus, such as the direction and effects of the marker.
The effects are also paired, monster removal is replaced by his spell trap removal, effect destruction resistance is replaced by battle destruction resistance.
It would be best to use Cerberus according to the position of Troymare, the downward marker in the EX zone. Since there is a hand cost, if you can't use the draw with the mutual link, you will be poor.
Like Cerberus, this one also has a highly versatile rank 2 CIP. You can expect tasks such as removing troublesome permanents and playing out in the middle of Link Solitaire to pay off exposure. You can't put perfect trust in it because it cuts your hand, but it might be useful in some situations.