Codebreaker Virus Swordsman →Used Deck

Separately, you need 3 links under the link marker, but from the loose condition of 2 Effect Monsters, you can eventually extend it to 6 Links of Zero Day, Berserker, and Swordman.
ATK 2300 is also excellent and can break through troublesome bugs such as Baguska and Midrash.
In addition, it has a resurrection effect when destroyed
It's definitely 10 points, isn't it?

General-purpose Link 2, which is loosely tied to materials, has a high 2300 RBI, so you can destroy Midrash, which limits the number of Special Summons, and Baguska, which has the effect of buying time in Defense Position.
Also, although it is only one time, I am grateful that it has the effect of self-revive.

General-purpose link 2 with a simple high RBI.
If you're having trouble with extra EX Deck slots, let's put this in.
If you use a low-level/low-ranked Synchro/Xyz for RBI, you should consider whether you are winning against this card.
With Gouki, Codebreaker's gimmick is often used as part of the basic deployment, and the effect is excellent.

This is the only LINK2 that can beat Baguska away with no material restrictions.

It is a Link 2 Warrior monster that can be released with loose bindings, and for that binding, it has a high RBI of 2300 and a self-revive effect, and it is very excellent without any demerit effects that make it difficult to handle. It is also possible to use it as a simple attacker without using other 《Codebreaker》.
You can also use the opponent's monster that you have temporarily taken control of as a material.
In addition to this, it has an effect that allows you to recruit 《Codebreaker Zero Day》from anywhere. Considering the effect of 《Codebreaker Virus Berserker》, its explosive power is amazing.
It's plain, but it's worth evaluating that the trigger is not an L summon, but a normal SS is OK.
Considering the effect of this card and the direction of the Codebreaker Virus Berserker marker, the best companions are the Link-2 monsters with the markers pointing straight down and left down. Personally sad that there is no L2 Warrior that fulfills that.
Since it is difficult to satisfy the effect of (1) with Codebreaker monsters alone, it is currently in a position to interfere with other themes.
Weaknesses are attribute and race. Really weak against super fusion systems. This is exactly what good food looks like.
In [Warrior], general-purpose L2 warriors such as 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》and 《Ferocious Flame Swordsman》are all available, but it is a spec that will be active even if you mix it there.
If the number of Codebreaker monsters increases, it is a good card whose value will still increase.

Comprehensive evaluation: Link Monster, which is the starting point for mass deployment of "Codebreaker".
To meet the conditions, place the Link Monster with the link marker on the bottom left in the EX Monster Zone, and align 2 Effect Monsters.
"Appliancer Celtopus" is easy to match in the deployment process of his Appliancer.
"Cyberse Witch" and "Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians" also have resurrection effects, so aim for them.
After that, use Zero-day to Link Summon Berserker and revive him with its effect.
Even if Zeroday weakens it, it can be used for link summoning.

To be frank, it's actually a Gouki card...
If you set up a Link Monster with a link marker in the downward direction and then set up this child, you can prepare materials for LINK 6 as it is.
I set up a Power Lord Ogre and link summon Swordman under it → Zeroday SS → Link to Berserker → Swordman and Zeroday SS → Moonsault SS with Power Lord target → Link summon Apollousa with Swordman, Zeroday and Moonsault (or link summon with Berserker) Link summon access Accesscode Talker with zero day)". I don't know if it will be helpful, but...

A monster with his original ATK, which is the best for a loosely bound general-purpose link 2.
Since he can use the one-time resurrection effect without choosing any deck, it can be dealt effectively with a deck that uses a lot of temporary control grabs rather than playing a Phoenix that doesn't use the effect.
However, it is the current situation that there are few cases where it is adopted for that reason alone.
In DARK, he has an ATK of 2000 or more, so it can be said that he is a very good medium for a magic deck that can come out of EX even if you choose a deck.

One of the Codebreakers, which is actually called the Gouki series.
It's a general-purpose card, but the effect of recruiting zero-days is linked to each other, and the link destination is Special Summon.
Here comes his Gouki Deck. Since there are many Link Monsters with three downward markers such as "The Power Road Ogre",
Place this card under it, and put a zero day on the link destination of the Gouki link.
After that, it becomes a virus berserker immediately and comes back again with the effect.
LINK3, LINK2, and one Zero-Day are all at once, so you can turn it into a general-purpose LINK4 such as 《Knightmare Gryphon》, or you can use another Power Lord and keep this card as an ATK up card. , you can do whatever you like.
It has a reasonably good effect of returning to the end phase even if it is destroyed, so it will be useful for link summoning from the next turn onwards.
In fact, you can get more cards through this card than you can with Gouki alone, so depending on how you use it, I think it's a pretty useful card.

One of Kusanagi's theme, Codebreaker.
The RBI is quite high for loose material and 2300 and link 2.
Its job is to call Zero Day when reciprocal linking and lead to further links.
It's the most difficult to call to your own link destination, so you need to prepare another link marker, but...
I think it would be good to mix it with his Gouki, who has a high development power and is also a Warrior.

The material specification is loose and has markers and effects that are suitable for mutual links.
Although preliminary preparations for mutual linking are required, Zero-Day can be called from anywhere, and he supports all Special Summon triggers.
There are no particular restrictions after activation, so it can be connected to a high link as it is, but there may be a frame that can adopt zero-day.
In addition, it is possible to revive itself even if the effect is destroyed, but only once.
It has a high 2300 RBI as a link 2, and it is also useful to be able to handle Baguska, a general-purpose rank 4 with high control power because of the link. Since it is dark, it can also be used as a medium for virus cards (only for viruses).
One of the highly versatile Link 2.

By recruiting 《Codebreaker Zero Day》, it is possible to connect to 《Codebreaker Virus Berserker》. With the effect of Virus Berserker, you can also catch zero-days. However, since both require a mutually linked state, it is troublesome to prepare a 《Linkuriboh》in the Extra Monster Zone. Since it can self-regenerate in the end phase after being destroyed, if it can be reciprocally linked, it will lead to the effect of ① again, but the opponent will not know it and will not attack, so it is difficult to connect to ①.

Link 2 Codebreaker with conditional recruit effect
I don't want to think about relying on the other party's link, so basically I want to link with my own link on the lower left/lower marker.
After Rikuru, put out a Berserker with yourself and Zero Day, and revive him with a Berserker. Self-resurrection when destroyed is like insurance.
The evaluation may change if easy-to-use lower left and lower markers come in the future. It is a general-purpose link 2 with self-revive and 2300 RBI, so it may be worth paying attention to it.

His Codebreaker has the effect of allowing him to Special Summon a Zero Day to the Link Monster's link destination if he is in a mutually linked state when he succeeds in Special Summon, and the effect of self-regenerating at the end phase of the turn destroyed by the opponent.
It is a smaller virus berserker, and the cards that can be summoned are limited to zero days due to lower markers and abilities. Instead, Zero-Day can now be summoned from his deck, and his resources don't need to include his Codebreaker, making it much easier to handle. Zero-Day's Special Summon effect will lead to Link 3 immediately if activated, but since Zero-Day is a card with a bit of flavor and a reciprocal link state is also required, it's a little difficult to handle.
Even ignoring Zero Day's Special Summon, it has the personality of a Link 2 monster with the highest RBI that has loosely bound and self-regenerating. It's a good idea to compete on this route, but it's a question mark how far you can handle it with a RBI game that only self-regenerates.