Undaunted Bumpkin Beast →Used Deck

Cards I'm personally interested in.
You can Special Summon on your opponent's turn and turn it into a wall. You can take it out horizontally and negate the damage once, or you can take it out vertically and reduce the damage by the number of attacks x 900. If destroyed in battle and sent to GY, it can be revived again. However, this alone is almost the same as "Scrap-Iron Scarecrow", and it is inferior to Scrap-Iron Scarecrow because it cannot protect monsters.
But I think the true value of this card goes beyond walls. By doing a Special Summon on the main 2, you can secure the materials for one body. I am considering adopting to Paleozoic. Paleozoic revival + Undaunted Bumpkin Beast revival can lead to Opabinia even with one face-down trap. Even a Deck that doesn't use 2 Stars can be used as link material for one body, so it might be a good idea to try a Deck that you can bring into a long-term battle.
It is also a card with unexpected synergy with 《Ret-time Reviver Emit-ter》. If you drop them at the same time, either "Silky's resurrection due to the fact that the lower class remained due to non-deployment" or "Beast Servant's resurrection due to deployment" will occur. Also, you can turn the revived Beast Servant face down during your opponent's turn to play Silky, reverse the Beast Servant, and connect it to 《Crystron Halifair》.
I haven't tried it yet and I don't know how to use it, so I gave it 7 points with anxiety and expectations. I would be happy if you could be interested.

Pretending to be Nibiru, counting SS and putting pressure on him would be a good bluff to the extent that a judge wouldn't be called.

Since it is still a level 2 beast, it is compatible with supports such as 《Obedience Schooled》. Although it depends on the opponent, it's easy to perform Special Summon 3 times after the Link Summon appears, so if it's a Beast Deck, it's useful to place one card. With 《Hop Ear Squadron》, you can aim for opponent turn synchronization. 　

A relative of the Reborn Zombie with a field effect similar to that of the previous era, with a meta card-like effect that pops out of the opponent's hand according to the number of special summons the opponent has.
The only salvation is that I can also do a Special Summon from GY, and if I send him to GY while something develops, it may become a wall.

A monster that can be Special Summoned from the opponent's SS three count from hand or her GY.
In addition, when you are the only one on the field, you can gain combat destruction resistance under the rather astringent conditions of Attack Position, but your ATK is low and your defensive power is only a pass for a low-level blocker. Regardless, if it is activated on the opponent's turn, it will be difficult to have a role above the wall, and it will be difficult to activate on your own turn due to the activation conditions.
If you look at it as a hand trigger, it's not as good as Trikeliner, which has the same three-count and has strong resistance to NS, and Nibiru, which has a count of 5 but destroys the board when it comes out, but this one can easily Normal Summon. In addition to being a low class monster, it has the advantage of being able to use effects not only from the hand but also from the GY.
It's also level 2, which is within the recruiting range of Obedience Schooled, so it's a good idea to think about sending it to his GY as soon as possible, rather than sticking to the surprise attack of hand triggers.
Well, aside from that, it's a bit hard to imagine a scene where this card would be useful, so this is the score.