Five-Headed Link Dragon →Used Deck

One of the representative power (physical) cards, a remake card of FGD.
As long as you have the number of cards, you can go with anything. Lightning-san is scary, but it's a rare card these days that uses powerful methods other than interference to overwhelm the opponent.
But I can't help but feel that there are many people who see it as equipment for Savage.
Yes, if you drop it with Heavy Burial or 《Gale Dogra》and pick it up with Savage, he will easily explode with 5 interference of ATK 5500 (but once per turn)...

FGD was reborn as a Link Monster, and its ATK is 5000, which is also a masterpiece.
You always need 5 link materials, but the materials themselves are completely free materials that can be monsters with the same name or tokens.
It's such an outrageously big thing, but in fact it's also a legitimate general-purpose Link 5 monster.
By using 5 specific attributes one by one as a material, you can exert the effect of clearing the opponent's field, and it is also strong that it is not negate due to your own complete resistance, but even if you take it easy, his There is no change in the strength of ATK or resistance itself, so you won't be aiming for it.
It boasts a high ATK, perfect resistance, and a tremendous pressure that can surpass ATK 5000 in a situation where there is a shortage of other LIGHT monsters and is not even destroyed in battle, but its life is short, probably because it is a chimera that was forcibly combined. , There is also a disadvantage that the life cannot be maintained unless a large amount of exclusion cost from GY can be obtained at a fixed timing every time.
Since the activation is in the opponent's end phase, it's great that he can endure at least one turn of the opponent, but if you use tokens to make it easier, you can save cards in his GY to maintain it. So the balance of difficulty is maintained.
This monster is also a monster that benefits from non-activating effects such as resistance and permanent meta-effects that are seen on some cards, and demerits from activating effects such as self-destruct conditions, so it has an affinity with the ban. It's very expensive, and I think you could say it's one of the cards that greatly increased its existence value.
It's a summon trigger type effect that can only be used when the entire removal effect comes out, so it's not too late to use Banning Order after it comes out.

You can now keep it on the field without any risk in a combo with Banning Order. His deck, which can be ranked 7, can be easily deployed from Starship Galaxy Tomahawk, so it's the strongest combo of banning = almost winning. Kaiju, Lightning, and Astram are the only ways to break through, but from an environmental point of view, only Gadara on the Floowandereeze countermeasure side will answer. It can be almost the strongest card in a single match, so I think you can give it a perfect score, although it is a prerequisite for a combo with Ban.

Since the summoning conditions are loose, it's nice to be able to get out easily as long as you can secure the number.
It seems that it can be used as an extra G care that flew when you were about to deploy from the opponent's Endscape Goat. Well, there is also Schleig
The maintenance cost is high compared to the goodness of the main body, so it may not be suitable for long-term battles

Comprehensive evaluation: You can make use of ATK as an attacker, or you can aim for total elimination with specialized construction, but you want to attack quickly.
It can be used from 5 unspecified monsters, and his ATK is quite high and his resistance is Al.
It can be operated as an attacker after arranging tokens etc., and it is easy to pass attacks.
The effect of including 5 attributes in the link material is usually difficult, but with 《Elemental Mistress Doriado》, it has 4 attributes other than darkness, so if you secure DARK, you can go.
《Dark Doriado》puts him on top of the deck with 4 attributes, and using 《Enchanting Fitting Room》is also an ant.
The disadvantage is that he removes 5 cards from GY, which is relatively light, but there is a risk that he will be released with Kaiju during the opponent's turn, so you want to attack on the turn you play it.

A remake of F/G/D with conditional total removal, combat destruction resistance other than light/DIVINE, and complete resistance, and can be linked summoned with tokens.
His text is certainly strong, but he's the one you should be most wary of, and he's extremely weak in combat with LIGHT. Conversely, if the opponent doesn't have his Kaiju or Astram ready, he can hardly deal with it, so depending on the deck, he may be stuck with this.

I don't want to be beaten by Lightning, which I don't want to lose the most. . .

A Link 5 monster that requires an unprecedented Link Summon of 5 monsters.
Special Summon can only be done by link summoning, and if you link summon using all darkness, earth, water, fire, and wind as materials, the effect of clearing the opponent's field, complete effect resistance and combat destruction resistance against light and other than God, It has a maintenance cost that removes 5 GY cards from the back side for each opponent's end.
It is no exaggeration to say that its performance as a monster is that of an invincible dragon. With this RBI, full effect resistance is violence. Moreover, it also has battle destruction resistance other than light and gods. Although it is traded against Lightning. As long as the 5 monsters don't use destructive effects, I don't care what kind of card it is, so depending on how well the Deck develops, it can easily come out.
However, there are shackles corresponding to that, and the weight of the maintenance cost is particularly serious. If it can act for 2 to 4 turns, it's a good deal, and if it can't use destruction effects, it's 5000 RBI, which is just a strong resistance, so there's a risk that it won't be able to decide the game.
Conversely, the attributes are too strict to use the destructive effect. I'm also worried about the Borrel sword with his violent ATK with 4 Effect Monsters.

Link remake of FGD.
Although there are many requests for the number of monsters, there is no specification other than that.
Despite its ease of use, it has 5000 raw hit points and is highly resistant, making it easy to hit.
Although it's relatively late, he still requires a GY cost during the opponent's end phase, so if you use it early in the game, it's possible that it'll be over with a single hit.
It doesn't matter what type of card you use, so it seems like you can pay once or twice, but one way is to treat it as disposable.
The effect of 1, which seems to be based on the Ritual Edition FGD of the anime, is extremely difficult to meet the conditions, so you can basically forget about it.

Link 5, which requires 5 monsters to summon. It is a remake of FGD that uses 5 monsters as a fusion material, but unlike over there, it is a monster with powerful effects and resistance.
① is a romantic cannon that can wipe out the opponent's field when summoned with all attributes except light and god. As expected, it can be said that there is almost no practicality because it is extremely difficult to aim for this effect.
② is resistance to being unaffected and his combat resistance other than LIGHT. Considering that there are 5000 hit points, it is possible to make it difficult for the opponent to break through just by maintaining it. Of course, LIGHT has RBI support such as Lightning and Honest, so I can't be overconfident, but it's enough to stop many of his decks.
(3) is the maintenance cost due to removing 5 cards from his GY face down. It's tough, but the monsters required for this summon and his Spell Trap are fine, so I'd like to decide the game by maintaining it for one turn.
It's hard to imagine using it unless it's a deck that's basically heavy and can be deployed in large numbers, but it's highly versatile, so I think it will be a reliable trump card.

Destroys the entire field using all of Darkness, Earth, Water, Fire, and WIND as materials...
This sounds like something I put in my [Driad the Animist] Deck.
With the complete resistance of ②, it has a perfect RBI of 5000, so basically it is almost never destroyed in battle. The cost of excluding 5 cards from the back side is high, but it has the power to control it, so it's worth using.

《F・G・D》is reborn as his Link Monster. Compared to the 5 monsters and pre-remake, the material specification no longer specifies the race, but it no longer supports his GY fusion such as "Dragon's Mirror". However, since there is no restriction that tokens or cards with the same name cannot be used, you can easily Link Summon by using the effect of 《No.
The effect remains the same as before the remake, except for monsters with light (god) attributes that are not destroyed by battle, effects that are not affected by the effects of other cards, and Link Summoning monsters of Darkness, Fire, Water, Earth, and WIND as materials. Destroys all cards on the opponent's field if it is. The total destruction effect is attractive, but to be honest, it's a little romantic, so I don't think it's necessary to aim for it.

Overall destruction is a strong class as far as aiming as a romantic element.
And above all, it has excellent resistance, and the number of opponents who can break through is limited to 5000 hit points that cannot be destroyed in battle except for complete resistance + light.
The disadvantage is not so light, but there is no problem at all for maintaining 1-2 turns.
With its dynamic performance, it is an interesting card as a Link 5 heavyweight monster.

A remake card of 《Five-Headed Dragon》, Link 5 that can be used in official duels next to Firewall, Dragon, and Darkfluid. You want 5 monsters, but you can get Scapegoat + 1 monster. However, in order to demonstrate its true ability, it is necessary to Link Summon using all of Darkness, Earth, Water, Fire, and WIND as materials, so if you are aiming for that effect, you need to prepare accordingly. However, in addition to perfect resistance, it has the effect of not being destroyed in battle with monsters other than light and DIVINE, so it is powerful enough to operate as an attacker with 5000 RBI. As a maintenance cost, it is necessary to remove 5 GY during the opponent's end phase, but unless it is in the early stages, it will be possible to maintain it for about 1 or 2 turns. However, it is important to note that the 《Mekk-Knight Crusadia Avramax》in his Deck is his natural enemy.

Linked FGD, Link 5 and "Link God"?
The effect of 1 is to wipe out the opponent's field and romance, but the material specification is strict, and you can clear it relatively easily with a deck that can be cleared, but such a deck will be quite limited.
However, even if you ignore 1, the resistance of 2 is enough to make up for it. In addition to full effect resistance, it is also equipped with combat resistance to anything other than light. So if you don't have Astram or Lightning, you're almost dead. It is a level that comes out even from.
You need a cost of 3 to maintain it, but when you put this card out, the game should be decided early, so you don't have to worry about it that much, but this card itself has the ability to acquire and remove cards. It's not a card that can win if you put it out, so I want to be careful.
I think it can be said that it is an excellent card that can obtain a fairly strong resistance for the laxity of the material specification, frankly speaking, there seem to be many Decks that would be stuck without Astram or Lightning if Kaiju is not used.

FGD is participating in the battle with an unexpected model change, inheriting the phantom total elimination.
(Almost) perfect combat resistance + complete resistance + highest class ATK and boasts tremendous combat power alone.
Due to the heavy maintenance cost and summoning conditions of this card, it's easy to become poor if your opponent lined up defense monsters, so if possible, I'd like to prepare a separate force or removal method.
Although the difficulty is high, it is worth aiming for the effect of ①.
I promise I'm weak in honesty.

Is this the OCG version of the Chimera Hydra Grid? (lie)
Link version of FGD. It is strongly conscious of the anime version, which was a ritual.
It's very heavy with 5 monsters, but it's not that difficult if you just take it out because there are no restrictions. All the marker orientations are excellent orientations that only you can get.
However, the specified 5 attributes are required to use mass removal. Cards with multiple attributes are counted as multiple cards, so tricks work to some extent.
Unlike FGD, which was just an RBI fool, in addition to the above-mentioned removal, this one also has complete resistance that makes it easier to pass through and combat resistance that shows in the first part.
However, the combat resistance is the same as the original, and the light is an attribute where Honest and Astram exist.
Also, he is asked for 5 GY costs for each opponent's end, and if he uses tokens, etc., he often cannot pay the cost, and contrary to the text, he is not very active. Well, now that inflation and speeding up are happening, it's good to endure for 1 or 2 turns, so I guess you don't feel like that.
If you use it positively, it is desirable to build it exclusively. I think it's a card that's romantic and not bad.