Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen →Used Deck

An ideal Ulrea that combines untargeted removal, which is the strongest removal, and follow-on search.
It's a Link 4, but it shouldn't be difficult to put out an iron beast. Even more so when paired with LL.

Tri-Brigade Ace Monster
It's Link 4, but if you have the effect of the Iron Beast, it will be deployed with a high probability.
The removal effect is an exclusion that does not target, so it can even deal with resistance like Astrum using Mascarena as a material. It's nice to be able to handle a wide range of cards just by developing the basics.
Due to the conditions for activating the effect, you can use it by simply Link Summoning normally during your turn, but you can't use it during your opponent's turn just by maintaining it, but if you make full use of support cards like Tri-Brigade Revolt, you can expand it. It's a good seasoning that you can also disturb the inside.
Also, even if it is removed or used as a material, it has the effect of searching for the next one, so it can be said that it is a monster that can easily maintain the battle line.
In the recent environment, there are many powerful monsters that could not be imagined a few years ago, and if it is subtle, the ace cannot keep up with the environment. Under such circumstances, this card is at a level that can be said to be a good adjustment, not too strong and not too weak.

The handsome frame of the Iron Beast Front. One wing looks like a machine.
The summoning conditions are beasts, beast warriors, birds and beasts, and binding.
Regarding the effect, if you Special Summon yourself, or if you Special Summon the above link material while you are on the field, you can remove one card without taking a target, which is quite powerful.
If Special Summoned, the effect will be activated, so you can use the effect even in the opponent's turn, such as Assault, Living Dead, and 《Back to the Front》, making it a pseudo Friche.
Fur Hire, which was lackluster until now, has become quite strong, so it's one of my favorites.
It feels good to have 2 jams side by side with Donpa and Recon.

A stylish and handsome iron beast. It's a link body that will be the ace monster of Tri-Brigade, but it's not only a flip in the second attack, but also a revolt in the first attack that pops out and interferes. It has a strong removal ability that you can choose and banish one card, and it has a high RBI, so you can rely on it as an attacker. Also, even if it falls down, there is no gap with the subsequent search.

The exclusion effect of (1) works not only when Special Summoning this card, but also when Special Summoning a monster of a specific race, so by Special Summoning a monster of a specific race during the opponent's turn, I think it's excellent to be able to interfere with the turn.
Even if it is sent to GY, it is not wasted due to the search effect of (2), which I think is also a strength.
There are restrictions on link materials, but with a "Tri-Brigade" Deck, you can use the common effects of the "Tri-Brigade" monsters in the main Deck and 《Tri-Brigade Revolt》, so I don't think there's a problem.
ATK is also the highest among "Tri-Brigade" monsters, and I think it can be said to be a trump card.

In addition to his ATK of 3000, a Link 4 monster that can unleash top-quality removal by simply making himself his Special Summon.
Although there are restrictions on the materials, it can be Link Summoned from two bodies, and since his Beast is included in the three specified races, Link Summoning is easy if you use Skego.
Furthermore, even if one of the three specified races is SS on your field while you are on the field, the removal effect will be activated, so if you combine it with Furice's SS effect etc., you can use the effect even on the opponent's turn. It is also very strong to be able to
Link 4 is not even an option with half-baked power even with general-purpose materials, and it has become a large demonic world that can be easily repelled, but this monster is worth the bond, and the existence of this card is specified. I think it can be counted as one of the strengths of the three races.

Cool illustration. Even if it is mixed with BF and RR, there is not much sense of incongruity.
It's heavy with Link 4 because it's tied to the Beast, but there are many Beast Decks that can be deployed with tokens, so you can deploy even one Skeleton.
He has a high ATK and removal power, but if you want to make the most of it, you should use it with a card that can be deployed even during the opponent's turn.
Although the search effect can be demonstrated under loose conditions, preliminary preparation is necessary because the number of cards removed is used as a reference.
If it's Tri-Brigade, it works well with Navel, and if it's not, why not use Crow, which is level 1 and has a highly versatile effect.
It has high breakthrough power, and depending on the cards you use, it can exert control power.

Tri-Brigade Schlaig's big brother and a trump link card for "Beast, Beast-Warrior, and Winged Beast monsters". Link 4 has a heavy image, but there are quite a few cards like [Ojama] [Harpie] [Scapegoat] that are easy to line up on the field.
If you use banishment that doesn't target the effect and "Beast / Beast-Warrior / Winged Beast monster", you can't deal with this card and put it in the EX Deck. can turn

Select and exclude. I use a hybrid deck that combines Tri-Brigade and Zoodiac, but I'm happy that I can remove destruction resistance and face down cards that Drancia couldn't deal with.
Special Summon can be decided through Iron Beast Trap and Silver Bullet Rugal, so the timing is inferior to Drancia by itself, but it is relatively easy to activate.
You can also use the Scapegoat to perform regular Link Summons, so it's pretty easy to summon among large Link Monsters.
I think it's a good card suitable for trump cards.

Compared to Dogmatika, Tri-Brigade seems to have a lot more rarity than Dogmatika.
It has the effect of excluding one card on the field at the time of Special Summon success or other beast type Special Summon, and the effect of being able to search for beast types with a level lower than the number of excluded beasts when sent to GY.
It's an excellent Link Monster combined with his high ATK, as it eliminates targets just by putting it out. Although the number is heavy, it can also be called with the effect of Tri-Brigade. Furthermore, since you can add exclusion to his Beast-type Special Summon, you can also interfere with your opponent's turn by using Rugal or Assault.
Since it has the common effect of Tri-Brigade, it is a category that is easy to use as a Link 4, and an excellent trump card with excellent effects. In addition, he is an excellent Link Monster that is the cornerstone of the theme because the search effect when sending GY is also excellent, so the aftercare is perfect.

This can be done with one Endosukego...
It's strong to have this hit point on top of having an unattractive removal ability called exclusion that doesn't target. Considering the ease of putting it out, I honestly think it's a level of reversal card that's not inferior to an access code. In this case, the extra frame is less than the access code.
I feel the same air as Astram that I can bring a deployment card even after being killed.
Considering that with just one Skego, he can put a versatile counterattack card into his deck (which makes it easy to remove Mascarena Astrum in any of his decks), isn't it bad even if it's not Tri-Brigade?

Tri-Brigade Link-4 Monsters
Although it is a Link 4 and heavy monster, if you use Tri-Brigade's GY link, you can deploy it with only GY resources, so if you use it with an iron beast, it will not be as heavy as it looks.
(1) selects and excludes one of the opponent's cards when another beast type is deployed in the field during Special Summon from your own EX. Its effect is just like Troymare Unicorn's upward compatibility, and the greatest strength of this effect is that it is difficult to prevent by selectively removing it. Not only during his own Special Summon, but also other beast type SS can be triggered, so it's a very good effect that can be used to break through the board or suppress it. In a Tri-Brigade Deck, the strategy will be to use this removal below.
② is a search for beasts whose level is equal to or less than the number of beasts that are excluded when sent to his GY. Since it refers to the number of banished cards, it is difficult to make it work as an initial search on the first turn, but it is quite effective as a search factor after the middle stage. This effect can be used to your advantage. Also, since the search destination is not limited to the theme, it can be used for the search effect even in his beast deck that uses monster exclusion to some extent. The effect of ① is a powerful effect that is easy to use, so when making his beast deck, it will be a candidate to fill in the EX frame.