Silverrokket Dragon →Used Deck

Silver bullet......Weapon that kills werewolves, a breakthrough, a silver bullet, a way to solve difficult problems.
As the name suggests, it has the ability to completely disable his deck with a single blow if it is his opponent's deck.
Speaking of modern Yu-Gi-Oh, basically, most of his decks use EX decks. However, there are still many things that depend on the EX Deck. This is often reflected in how the Dragon Buster Blade is disliked.
In order to play that damn long solitaire, you need a lot of different cards, and inevitably there are many key cards that can't be played properly without one of them. .
If he manages to get that pinpoint into the exclusion zone, his opponent's deck is crippled, and his Rokket side, who can build a reasonably strong board, is all but guaranteed to win. You can decide the match with really simple logic.
However, on the other hand, there are a few decks like Eldlich and Phantasm that don't use the EX deck in modern times, and they don't work completely against those decks. The number of times you can hit a strong gold has decreased by one? It means nothing.
Also, since there is no board interference ability, there is no board breakthrough that you want when attacking second like Shell Rokket or Auto Rokket.
And above all, even if the opponent is a Deck that sticks, it is ultimately up to your brain to choose "Which card will stop functioning if you remove it" from 15 cards, that is, your knowledge and understanding of Yu-Gi-Oh! The process is questioned at a very deep level.
It is difficult to operate because it cannot be used without a very sharp determination of the scene and target to be used, but it is not uncommon for scenes where victory is almost guaranteed if the blow is decided.
The Rokket Deck has a lot of ways to prepare his Rokket at any time, such as "Quick Launch", "Rokket Tracer", and "Absorouter Dragon". It's best to keep it to a minimum. There shouldn't be any trouble with that. Even if there are a lot of jingling silver bullets, it's lame.
The silver bullet, which is the motif, is said to be the only weapon that can kill a werewolf, but on the other hand, it is not very suitable as a material for actual bullets, and an excellent hunter will surely hit the heart of the werewolf with one shot. It really shows its value only when you shoot it. I think it's a great card with an effect that's very true to the origin of its name.

・ Common to Rokket Dragon
Same as 《Anesthrokket Dragon》
・Unique
Exclude EX's peeping, it sticks as much as a fool to a deck that sticks, and it doesn't stick as much as a fool to a deck that doesn't
《Quick Launch》, 《Rokket Tracer》, etc. are accessible, so I think it's a card to pin for the time being.
The first card to pull out if you're going to be the second to attack in a match battle or if you don't want to get stuck
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It would be nice to be able to make use of the height of the RBI in something, but it's not very useful.
After throwing it away in the very beginning, there's no reason to use it, so I don't see it in the field at all.

It's no exaggeration to say that almost all decks have a silver bullet that can shoot through the Dragoon of Red-Eyes.
If you succeed in shooting through, you can rot Red Eye, Black Magician, 《Red-Eyes Fusion》in the main deck, and Anaconda in the extra deck.
If you use up to 《Magicalized Fusion》and you have 2 Dragoons, it's a charm

As a Rokket user, level 4 with "Rokket" is already convenient enough. The self-destruct effect is also useful.

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent not only to know the contents of the opponent's EX Deck, but also to be able to select and remove one card.
I think it's also a strength that the battle line is uninterrupted due to the recruitment effect of (2).
I think LINK1's 《Striker Dragon》is the most suitable for the effects of (1) and (2) to work together.

As a low-ranking Rokket, he has more RBIs than Magna, and can be expected to play an active role as an attacker because he can exceed the sideline in the lower sector.
Common effect and unique effect is EX destruction. As an effect of this kind, it is unusual to be able to choose freely after peeping, which is easy to use.
It's easy to get information ads, and if you can see it well, you can have a big impact on the opponent's development. On the other hand, it tends to be less effective after the opponent solidifies the board. If possible, I would like to prepare a trigger before the opponent deploys.
It's good for the early game and has a strong dependency on opponents, but it's easy to use even if you can't use its unique effect because of its status, so I think you want one card.

His new Rokket bullet crew, the third ★4.
It has a high hit point of 1900, and its unique effect is peeping and excluding the opponent's extras. A versatile card that can give a big blow to the opponent, and it can pass through the card that is the basis of Deck tactics per Electrum, so depending on the opponent, it is possible to bring it to a close state, on the other hand. Since you can't touch the board at all, it's subtle except for the first turn before it's deployed, and it doesn't rely on extra decks. It can be said that it is a card with a strong character, especially among the bullets of the game.
However, it is almost certainly the best bullet if you go first, and it is a bullet that you want to insert at least one because it simply has a high RBI, so it can also be used as a RBI member.

Silver Rokket: Silver Bullet
Notorious for being a vampire (maybe a werewolf) weakness.
Like his other Rokket monsters, when fired from a Link Monster, you can do tricks that other his Rokket monsters can't by looking into the EX Deck and pinpointing one out. Depending on the situation, his other Rokket monsters will ask you to read the opponent's strategy and you will need to shoot first, so be careful when activating the effect. Since ATK is quite good, it is also possible to use it as it is.

A silver bullet that pierces the opponent's vital points (extras).
Rokket has a unique effect and a recruit effect that are triggered by a common trigger, and the unique effect is to select and remove one from the opponent's extras.
With the name Rokket, it is extremely blessed with support cards and is easy to deploy. His ATK is casually equivalent to that of a low-level attacker, so it's a card that works as a stand-alone even among low-level Rokkets, but the real intention is to make use of its unique effect.
Exclusion of selection of EX is a very delicious effect if you can shoot Link Monsters that are the cornerstone of your opponent's deployment. It will be powerful if you can see the opponent's deck type from EX and shoot important cards. However, against opponents who rely less on EX, the effect is not that strong.
It's a bit of a picky effect, but he still has good levels and his ATK, so I think he has a good ability as ammo for his new Rokket.

In the world of card games, there is a term called "Silver Bullet Tactics", and it seems to refer to cards that are used in small numbers as countermeasures against a particular deck.
This card can also pinpoint and erase the opponent's EX monsters, so it's a decent hit against some of his decks that rely on extra monsters. Unlike his other Rokkets, this is a monster that can be effective even when attacking first, or rather, when attacking first. If you want to incorporate Rokket's unique tactics, I'd like to consider adopting some of this card.

While there are many decks of his that create an overwhelming board surface with long developments, the ability to shoot through key parts and collapse combos is not to be underestimated. It's not very useful outside of the early stages, so it's somewhat wrong to limit the number of cards you put in. It's a performance that you want to have in your first hand, and you can use the effect without depending on the opponent's field, and you can replace it with his other Rokket, so there is almost no situation where it completely rots.

silver bullet. The effect that can be activated when targeted by a Link Monster's effect is to check the opponent's EX and remove one of them. It's a rare Rokket monster whose effect can be activated even if you go first, so it would be nice if you could remove EX monsters that are restricted cards (Halifiber, Electrum, Super Thunder Dragon, etc.). His ATK is modestly the largest among low-ranking Rokkets, so even without a sector, he can compete with 1900 RBI like Thunder King Rai-Oh, which is also a strength.