Gouki The Powerload Ogre →Used Deck

Warrior's generic link 3, fully immune
If you have a Deck that can prepare 2 Warriors, you can easily get them out with 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》.
Feeling that the inflation in the link world has come to this point
With [Gouki], it is possible to line up multiple, and it is perfect if you can use the removal effect.

You can easily get it by using 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》.
Since the link material is not his Gouki, but Warrior, it is easier than it looks, and it is possible to line up multiple copies of this card.
It is a particularly strong card in environments where RBI is low.

It is excellent that he does not have any restrictions on the material. With the Gouki Deck, you can line up 3 of these in one turn. In that case, it will be completely resistant and his ATK will be 4400 x 3, and the means of breaking through will be considerably limited. Also, the release effect can destroy up to 4 cards, and it can also be used for Skidre. The only drawback is that his raw ATK is only 2800. 3000 is fine.

It has 4 removal that can destroy complete resistance and skidre by itself, and despite this strength, it is a pretty amazing monster that is rare.
However, since he is not affected by the effects of his own cards other than his own, he cannot strengthen his RBI by other card effects, and his ATK, which is slightly low for Link 4, may be killing the goodness of perfect resistance. unknown.
The link material is 2 or more Warriors, so if you link summon 2 《Defender of the Labyrinth》from Endosukego and use them as materials, you can use them normally.

A card that can serve as Gouki's ace monster and serve as a starting point.
It's immune to Ultimate Falcon, and can't be removed outside of combat except by Kaiju or Evenly Matched.
Although the raw RBI is low, it has the effect of increasing RBI in response to his fellow Link Monsters, and if you line up 3 Link 4s, you can reach 4400 RBI, exceeding even a god. Combined with the above-mentioned Absolute Immunity, it's a lineup that can be clogged with an average fan deck.
In addition, it has a strong destructive effect, so it has excellent performance in turning back from the second attack. If you send it to GY, you can destroy 4 cards with Face Turn or Hell Trainer.
As for development, LINK2 Gouki → Thunder Ogre → By connecting with this card, he can be deployed from 2 Goukis.
After that, it's basically a rematch → Isolde → Codebreaker, and while earning ads, deploy a large number of his Link Monsters.
After going through this flow, if you can destroy Moonsault and Death Struggle with a face turn and revive his Gouki Link of his GY, you can line up 3 of these cards at once. Moonsault, in particular, is very powerful because he can Special Summon at no cost by targeting this card, and he can also use the recovery effect.
So, anyway, with his Gouki Deck, I'm conscious of putting Rematch, Face Turn, and Moonsault in my hand.
As a weak point, the presence of high ATK monsters such as Borrel Sword and Lightning. In order to protect against these, it is necessary to line up with Astram. Also, since this card itself doesn't have any suppressive effect, you'll need to prevent counterattacks with things like Apollosa, Griffon, and Baguska that can be played with Zero Day x Suplex.

Needless to say, the effect is strong. Strong but...
As others have said, the low RBI is quite conspicuous. It's painful to be beaten down with Valeso on the return turn when you stand up...

Warrior Rank 4 with binding summoning condition. Although it is easy to obtain, what is written is strong.
As for the increase in RBI, he deploys a Link Monster. On top of that, the perfect resistance is the enemy and equipment cards are no longer accepted, so if you want a simple RBI, the priority will go down.
The main effect of this card is 3. You can also release yourself, and it can lead to a dynamic destruction effect that targets 4 cards.
It's not good for RBI, but it's worth it for a Warrior Deck.

His Gouki's LINK4 with complete immunity finally came out. The model is the legendary professional wrestler Rikidozan. He has the performance to match.
He has 2800 RBI, but his ATK goes up a lot with the help of his fellow Link Monsters.
Since the material designation is loose, you can use Isolde or just Gouki. With 2 on the field and 1 card in his hand, if he has Gouki, he can easily have 2 in one turn, or 3 if Codebreaker bites him. You can also arrange them.
If you line up 3 of these monsters, you will have 3 monsters with ATK 4400 that are immune to any effects, creating a tremendous pressure wall. If one of them becomes an Astram, it will take over the battle. In that case, it is also possible to suppress it by sending out Apollosa.
The Link Marker is also excellent, and in addition to being able to easily achieve his Codebreaker activation conditions, it is easy to connect his excellent Link Monsters such as Borrel Monsters, Astrams, and Giant Ogres.
The destruction effect is also excellent, and if you release yourself, you can destroy 4 cards. You can also revive with Jado Ogre, release the used Jado Ogre and destroy 2 cards.
With this card in his GY, Gouki Ringtrainer and Gouki Face Turn become freaking monsters that destroy 4 cards. Let's use it when rewinding.
However, this revived card does not have perfect resistance, so if you do not decide the game early, you will be overwhelmed. However, it is also possible to take advantage of the lack of resistance and make it a finisher with a finish hold of 6800 RBI. Whether you can use it well is the difference between the player's deck construction.

Gouki's new Link-4 monster. Although it was slightly released from the mystery specification that it was tied with Gouki material and weaker than general purpose, it was still tied to Warrior. He is quite strong against Link Monsters due to the effect of not being affected by other cards and the effect of increasing his ATK by the amount of his other Link Monster's marker. However, cards like 《Borrelsword Dragon》and 《Mekk-Knight Crusadia Avramax》, which are easy to be used in Link 4, are going to be hit from above. It is unique to this card that you can transform into 4 cards that can be destroyed by releasing yourself. It's also fun to revive and treat it as a removal card.

Gouki Link 4's 4th body. very.
Unusually, he is a Gouki Link Monster that does not specify Gouki as a material.
It has perfect resistance when Link Summoned, and also has a RBI-increasing effect.
He also has a removal effect that is rare in Gouki, and boasts an exceptional removal effect of 4 cards if he releases himself.
As someone with perfect resistance, I'm a little worried about hitting points, but I think it's strong enough because it also has a removal effect.

Rikido mountain.
The effect of increasing his ATK according to the number of link markers other than himself, the effect of gaining full effect resistance if linked summoned, and releasing one of his Gouki Link Monsters on the field to the number of link markers on the field card has the effect of destroying
The material has been released from his Gouki ties, and it became possible to produce it naturally with the flow of Isolderinald's resurrection equipment. Even so, it can be said that it is a monster that combines strength and convenience because it has learned the violence of complete effect resistance. The removal effect can also release itself, so even though it's a little heavy like Link 4, it can turn into a bullet that destroys 4 cards in case of emergency. Of course, he should be able to shoot Gouki Link with Gouki's deployment power, so as a removal, it's a high enough performance.
If the neck does not have its own effect, 2800 RBI is somewhat unsatisfactory. Moreover, it cannot provide any support due to its resistance to complete effects, and if you overestimate your resistance, you will often be knocked down. However, it should still have the power to break into Gouki's Link 4.

For the first time as a Gouki link, he does not specify Gouki as the material. For this reason, it can be deployed from a wide route. If Isolde is involved, it will be easy to summon.
There are three markers on the bottom and one on the right, which is an excellent orientation that can be used for both EX and main.
The effect is an effect that can be handled even if it is not centered on his Gouki, and it has a complete resistance to strengthening, rogue mercenary-style removal, and easy-to-use items.
It is a card that is easy to put out as a perfect resistance, but the raw RBI is slightly low.
Also, this resistance is not only a good thing, it also means that I can't support you here. With Gouki, this point hurts a little. If it can be revived, it will be possible to support it.
I would like to operate it with Deck, which has excellent deployment power. I think that it has sufficient performance as a general-purpose warrior link.