Linguriboh →Used Deck

In (1), he is excellent at countering traps, but being able to send his Cyberse of level 4 or below to his GY is very convenient.
You can make Splash Mage from a combination of his Cyberse and Resurrection cards that are level 4 or lower in your hand, and land on Decode Talker Heatsoul or Accesscode Talker.
The 《Link Disciple》and 《Link Devotee》sets are the same material, but I feel that it's more complete than that one, and it's an advantage that he can work as a trap countermeasure with just one card without taking up space in the EX Deck.

@Ignister A generic Cyberse link-1 monster with no name. If I were to give an example that is often used by people other than @Ignister, perhaps 《Evil☆Twin》would be representative. With the appearance of 《Dark Infant @Ignister》, it seems that Reiatsu has completely disappeared, but in Master Duel, you can check the opponent's trigger by chain confirmation, so mainly 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》cares. , and it's an indispensable card for "Sacrifice Escape", which takes care of triggers that take targets such as 《Infinite Impermanence》.
The summoning conditions are very wide with 1 of his Cyberse monsters of level 4 or lower. However, since it is "Level 4 or lower", please note that it cannot be Link Summoned with high-level Cyberse monsters such as Gatchiri @Ignister that are easy to Special Summon. At this point, it's good enough for general use, but as others have already said, there are 《Link Disciple》and 《Salamangreat Balelynx》that have the same summoning conditions as opponents that can get some kind of ad. It tends to be... maybe that's why this card is not well known. In Master Duel, I've seen many times duelists who don't read the effect waste their interference in the face of this card's existence.
① is to release himself when the opponent activates his trap and "negate the effect and exclude it". Since "effect activation" is not negate, even if multiple trap cards with a turn 1 limit are face down, they will not be shot again. This is really great. In addition, excluding him is also a no-brainer, and these days he can be effective by excluding him from GY, and there are so many trap cards that reset and call subsequent ones, so you can prevent its use. It's not just a simple Trap negate, but it would be great to be able to eliminate the bonus effects that tend to be found on Trap cards within the category. However, as expected, it does not react to Counter Trap, so be careful. This card alone does not mean that the Trap Beat face-to-face is perfect.
The effect of ② is the effect of releasing @Ignister from the EX Deck and making himself a Special Summon from his GY. About 60% of the adoption of this card in the @Ignister Deck is for this effect. Of course, ① is also strong. Again, the eye-opening point is that it is a free chain, which means that a sacrifice escape is possible. With the advent of 《Dark Infant @Ignister》, this effect has become dramatically easier to use, and it is possible to simply take care of bubble shadows against infants. This alone is strong, but @Ignister's upside is the route of Urara + Infinite Impermanence care against Infants when the first move is 2, which is quite shrewd. Since @Ignister, which comes out of ex, has been a performance that I want to maintain in high link or basic field, this card would have been considerably more successful than before (although it played a role as a relay until Infants came, 《Fire Phoenix @Ignister》has the impression that it suddenly disappeared).
In the past, it was a card that didn't stand out much, but with the new version, it works very well with @Ignister. Thus, 《Linguriboh》became an active card that shines now. In the current @Ignister, 《Link Spider》is a card that competes for one slot, but the value of including this card has probably increased recently.
10 points because I feel it's too underrated.

One of the Link-1 monsters that can be Link Summoned with one Low-rank Cyber.
For races that don't have Link 1, which can be Link Summoned with a single low-level monster, it's a monster that should be looked upon with envy. Since only negate is negate, Trap cards with the name Turn 1 are not fired repeatedly, and Trap cards that are negate are excluded, so it is excellent in that they do not use their GY effects.
Of course, Counter Trap cannot be captured, and it does not support Continuous Trap or GY's Trap Card "Effect Activation" that already exists in face-up. Its role is limited outside of the deck, but it can be said that this material-bound link 1 alone is excellent enough to interfere with 1 by itself.
Well, somehow, the versatility of 《Linkuriboh》is too high, so it's natural to compare them because they have such a card name and look, but the specified materials are also different between the two, and it's hard to compare them. I think there is.

"@Ignister" I think it's excellent that it's easy to use as a link material in the Deck, and that it opens the main monster zone and leads to the development of "Ignister Ai Land".
I think that there is also an effect that can deal with (1) Trap.

Cyberse Level 4 or lower Link 1 is an advantage, but there are other 《Link Disciple》and 《Salamangreat Balelynx》, so you should consider whether to use it not only because of the good handling of Link Markers, but also because of the effect of ①.
(1) Trap interference, but of course it's not possible to deal with spell speed 3 in the first place, and there are parts of the demand for traps that are sluggish, but since it's a general-purpose effect, it's worth adopting just for this effect.
His resurrection method from GY in ② also requires "@Ignister" in his field that is Special Summoned from the EX Deck, so it's pretty limited, and it doesn't have the ease of handling like Linkuriboh. So, to the extent that it should be usable. 　

A monster that has no support target at the time of its appearance.
The specification of the link material is loose and light, and the marker is also pointing downward.
Since the effect of (1) is Trap's negate exclusion, the restraining power against Trap is high for the looseness of the summoning conditions.
The cost of the effect of (2) is heavy.
This card itself is easy to get, so you may not have many opportunities to use it.

The material designation is low grade Cybers. It's an easy condition if it's centered on Cybers, and there are low grades with excellent versatility such as Cygaje and Ivries, so there's nothing you can't do with anything other than Cybers.
As usual, 1 is powerless against spell 3, and considering the reliability of Trap in general beatdowns in the current environment, there aren't many opportunities to use it, and since it can be activated, it can't even be damaged, and it's not possible to allow Alter triggers. disappointing.
Nonetheless, it's not bad if you consider the existence of 《Infinite Impermanence》, which is quiet but competitive with exclusion.
The self-regeneration effect of 2 is exclusive to @Ignister, but since there are general-purpose ones here, it's not impossible to activate it as a general-purpose effect.
However, the current cost monsters are all larger than this card and cannot be used as a fighting force, so it is heavy and difficult to handle properly.
Since it's a Friche, it can be used as a sacrifice escape, or it can be revived from release to move zones or pursue attacks. @Ignister also has revive.
Besides the effect, it would be perfect for satisfying triggers such as Doyoung.
It's a modest effect, but there's no doubt that it's useful in various ways.

Shown as his new Kuriboh series, not strictly because it's Griboh. Since it is specified as a material of Cyberse level 4 or lower, it is a link 1 that can be easily Special Summoned in Cyberse. The main effect is to release and negate the opponent's trap and remove it. As virtual enemies, 《Infinite Impermanence》, 《There Can Be Only One》, 《Evenly Matched》, etc. It has a self-revive effect, but it is quite heavy to release a Special Summoned "@Ignister" monster from the EX Deck. Although the material is loose, the Cyberse designation still limits the playing field. In particular, he can't do anything if Cyberse throws There Can Be Only One, which is easy to counter from the side, first. However, it's convenient for him to be able to move around with Salamangreat, etc., because he can afford it. Well, if you can't protect it, it will just be destroyed in battle.