Linkmail Archfiend →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Since the material specification is heavy and lacks a decisive blow for weakening, if anything, I would like to use it for defensive purposes.
Material designation looks heavy, but it is possible to reduce it by using 《Brilliant Fusion》to produce 《Gem-Knight Seraphinite》and use it as a material.
If you specify over there with a weakening effect, you can destroy up to 5100 monsters in battle.
However, if it's the same Link 4, he's ATK 5300. Using "Accesscode Talker" is better in terms of firepower and removal ability. Lack of hitting.
Due to the special material designation, it is necessary to devise a little ingenuity to develop with [Cyberse] including 《Splash Mage》.
In order to make all monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck resistant to effects targeted by your opponent's monster effects, you may be able to combine it with 《Borreload Savage Dragon》from the EX Deck and try to suppress it.
However, if you are aiming for suppression, it is a delicate point that there are few uses for weakening.
Since he himself has destruction resistance in addition to target resistance, it is evaluated that it is good to have a place.

One of the Cyberse Link Monsters with a unique material designation.
One of Ritual, Fusion, S, and X is included in the material, and the effects of ① and ③ are also related to them.
(1) status down, (2) target resistance, (3) scapegoat effect, and it's not a bad effect at all...
It's more of a defensive effect, and if you think of it as a simple general-purpose link 4, the Astram and Borrel series are better to use.
Looking at it as a Cyberse Link, it's an excellent category in terms of resistance, but it's also possible to get stronger resistance by setting up multiple Cyberse Rituals, Fusions, S, and X bodies as they are rather than using this. , it is hard to feel the necessity of this card.

Summoning itself isn't difficult with a heavy but deployable Deck. However, considering the effect of 1, it is desirable to use high RBI as a material.
Markers can be used by opponents in the EX zone, and in the main, if there are few extensions, it is a strong habit.
It has overall weakening and resistance attachments, and has high combat power. If you just want combat power, Borrel and Astram, which are strong in super high hit points and resistance, are more stable.
Therefore, I would like to make use of the overall resistance, but if I'm preparing for the opponent's turn, I'd prefer Apollo, which can stop the opponent's movement~. RBI is also subtle when viewed as a link 4.
It works well with FWDX, but FWDX itself has a lot of quirks, and I honestly wonder if Archfiend can make the most of this effect with his current Archfiend card pool.
It's not bad at all, but it feels like it's lacking in dexterity, and I feel like it's unsatisfactory for the weight of the material. Borrel's walls are high.

You can get it from Galaxy Tomahawk, so it's not bad if you use Rank 7 Deck
However, if you use a Tomahawk, the Demiurge is harder, and Demiurge + Tomahawk can become an Astram...

The resistance is not bad and the opponent's RBI down is not bad, but Link 4 is too heavy due to this material restriction
It's tough to push away other link 4 and adopt

A super-heavy class named Link 4 that uses Ritual Fusion SX monsters as materials.
When Special Summoned, select 1 Ritual Fusion SX monster on the field or GY and reduce the ATK of the monsters on the opponent's field by the amount of that ATK. It has an effect that can be substituted by excluding Ritual Fusion SX monsters from GY.
The material is quite distinctive, but since it contains one body, it can be produced as much as possible. Is it the easiest to prepare a Fusion Monster with 《Instant Fusion》? Salamangreat can be used with Mirage Stalio and Fury, but Borrel, Skarted, and Apollousa may be stronger in many situations, regardless of the material.
Basically, it is easy to use a card that is used as a material for the effect of lowering ATK. He can lower his ATK considerably, but it's only for that turn, so it might be tough if he can't deploy even if he weakens the opponent a lot.
The other two effects are resistance. It functions like a semi-god-binding resistance, but the material of the substitute for destruction is heavy and the limit is 1-2 times, so I'm afraid of forcibly breaking through.
The performance is not bad, but as mentioned above, Link 4 is a super battleground. Do you want to take advantage of the fact that you can demonstrate satisfactory power with two materials?

Ritual/Fusion/S/X monsters are used as materials, so a heavyweight Link Monster equivalent to Link 5
His ATK down effect in (1) is powerful when counterattacking, but it is doubtful whether this card will pass easily.
After that, it has resistance to monster effects that target it and destruction resistance that can be used more than once, but I don't feel that either is worth the weight of the material.
It's not bad, but it competes with other Link 4, and it's difficult to use because it puts pressure on Extras along with Fusion/S/X.

The effect itself is not bad, but the feeling that it does not match the material is amazing. At least if it can't be targeted by card effects, there are more ways to use it...
Is it easy to connect from Ofris Cobra to Cherubini and get a Gemsera combo from Brilliant Fusion?