Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix →Used Deck

This card is the first Link-4 monster in Salamangreat, but it has heavier material content than Accesscode Talker, which is a Link-4 monster from the same Cyberse. A card that was considered weaker and underappreciated.
Well, after all, if the development set starting with 《Salamangreat Gazelle》is a Cyberse type Deck, there are almost no troublesome restrictions so that you can go on a business trip outside of Salaman, so if your goal is to run over your opponent from the second attack. It's obvious that it's easier and stronger to have 《Accesscode Talker》as a finisher, so it can't be helped.
However, if you start with Salamangreat of Fire, the new first move card that appeared in the 12th term flame DP, after the search effect of the summoning trigger is activated, the monsters that can be SS that turn will be bound to FIRE, so it will still be in the EX Deck frame. is tough, but it's a clear reason to use this monster for backhand scrolling.
"Salamangreat of Fire", which can also be called "Salamangreat Achichi" or "Salamangreat @Ignister", is a great card in that it created a definite home for theme ace Pyro and Raging, Tuerg!

Currently one of Salamangreat's biggest Links and a trump card, but...
The FIRE effect is specified as a material, and it is easy to put out in Salamangreat itself, but the drawback is that it cannot be sandwiched by relays such as mages and jammers.
Burn and finisher performance is high, and the effect itself is not bad. However, the same name is essential for total removal, which puts pressure on the EX frame.
Salamangreat has a tight EX frame due to reincarnation summoning, and this card is heavy at Link 4, and the first one is vanilla depending on the opponent, so you can feel it all the more.
It is not good enough to be a link 4 without resistance and RBI not exceeding 3000. There are many other strong links in Cyberspace alone.
If it's a mainstream type, it's hard to handle, and the impression of being active in animation is strong.

Link 4 Salamangreat
If you reincarnate Link Summon, you can wipe out the opponent's field and there are no attack restrictions, so you can deal a lot of damage with an all-out attack with other monsters.
Burn, which combines the effects of ② and ③, can also be used in the main 2, so it has a high finisher performance.
It's a strong card, but if you can afford to put two copies of this card into the EX of "Salamangreat", which was tight when this card was released, I'd like to put in another general-purpose Link 4.

(1) is normally strong. (2) and (3) can be used as checks.
Both tend to overkill when using reincarnation. It's better to do one kill with Violet Chimera than to keep it in check.
If there is room in the frame, it may be included, but it is not essential. Cards that will inevitably leave out as you refine your Deck.

I think that (1), the effect of completely destroying the opponent's cards, can easily be fulfilled by the effect of Salamangreat Sanctuary.
When you want to finish off your opponent, I think you should use the effect of (2) to revive the opponent's Link Monster and connect it to the burn damage of (3).
ATK is also the highest among "Salamangreat" monsters, and I think it can be said to be one of the trump cards.

Suffering from regulation, he was given a trump card to Salamangreat.
The effect of destroying all the cards on the opponent's field when the reincarnation link summon is successful, the effect of reviving the Link Monster of his GY on the opponent's field, and when his Link Monster is Special Summoned on the opponent's field, the monster's It has the effect of inflicting damage equal to his original ATK.
The effect of burning down the opponent's field with a reincarnation link summon is quite powerful, but there is a problem whether there is room to spare two new slots for his Salamangreat, whose EX is tight due to the reincarnation link summon. If it's a link 4, it will compete with the Borrel series, so the question is whether it has enough EX.
The performance of the card itself is perfect, and the combination of the effect of the 2nd and 3rd effects of the reincarnation link summon and the effect of the 2nd and 3rd is a card that can grind down his opponent's LP. The 3rd effect also serves as a check against your opponent's Link Summons. It's hard to decide whether to use it or not, but it should have the ability to meet expectations.

It is as heavy as the specified material link 4.
① requires a reincarnation link, but blows away the cards on the opponent's field. For this reason, it is possible to restore some of the disadvantage that was consumed in Reincarnation Link. Also, since it naturally destroys the opponent's monsters, it actually contributes to the effects of ② and ③.
② is a phase This becomes [Complete Dependence]. If it is only this effect, there is no merit, so the main purpose is to connect it to the effect of ③.
(3) Basically, use (2) to deal damage from here, but if the opponent's GY does not have a link, the effect of (2) cannot be used. There are also means of sending by other cards, but such cards are rare.
(By the way, "Give & Take" is his SS in Defense Position, so I won't send him a link that can't be used as a defense.)
These days, Link is used as a matter of course, so it may not be a problem, but [a card that will be influenced by the environment] 　In the second half of the Duel, when LP is low, this card can be used to check the opponent's Link Summon. I can do it, and I can attack from here, but relying on the link lacks stability, and it raises questions about whether to use two of these cards in Reincarnation Link.

Well, do you feel like it's finally appearing?
Salamangreat is the first Link 4 monster with 3 effects.
① is a global removal effect that can be activated when reincarnated link summoned. This is a very powerful and highly performant means of return. However, since it is a Link 4 and a large card, Sanctuary is a must if you are aiming for a reincarnation Link Summon of this card.
② is the effect of reviving his Link Monster from the opponent's girlfriend's GY to the opponent's field. There is also the advantage of being able to prepare a sandbag, but this alone is a disadvantage, so it should be used mainly in combination with the effect of ③.
③ is a burn effect that can be activated when his Link Monster is his Special Summon on the opponent's field. His Special Summon other than Link Summon will also react, so the 2nd effect will be the trigger. Also, in a situation where the opponent's LP is low, you can check the opponent's Special Summon of his Borrel link.
He can only be used as a material for FIRE monsters, but as a Cybers Link Monster, it has a valuable removal effect, so I think you can consider using it in a Cyberse Deck that uses Salamangreat.

Link 4's girlfriend is Salamangreat. By reincarnation link summoning, you can activate the powerful effect of clearing the opponent's field. Also, it is possible to revive the opponent's girlfriend's Link Monster and deal burn damage equal to her ATK. It's interesting not only to use 《Salamangreat Sanctuary》to reincarnate Link Summon, but also to use 《Formud Skipper》to reincarnate all at once. However, Link 4 is still quite heavy, and on top of that, the Gazelle restriction has reduced the deployment power. Also, since the frame of the extra is originally cutlet, it is a headache to stick two cards there.