S-Force Justify →Used Deck

Justify
S-Force Ace Monster
Until now, it was difficult to put out when it was a pure construction, but it has been greatly improved with the implementation of retroactive
Easy-to-understand Friche negate effect, but the timing is slow, but it's hard to prevent multiple removal effects
It will be an effect that can be seen in the difficulty of putting out
The negate effect has a built-in effect that draws you in front of you arbitrarily, which is convenient because it is easy to remove.
I'm worried that ATK is modest for the request of 3 monsters
All the link markers are facing upwards, so once Justify is activated, it will be impossible to develop any more links.
Due to the nature of S-Force, it doesn't develop links very much and it is facing upwards due to the removal effect, but it is a little difficult to be flexible.
Remember that you don't need to hit the linked monster for the removal effect of Dameste, you can remove it while hitting the monster outside the link.
When retroactive was implemented, it became a topic to call it via Isolde, but since you have to put monsters other than S-Force and his Equip Spell in the main deck, the stability will decrease, and Isolde will also be used as a material, so link There is a drawback of losing one number, so think about that when doing it.
It's hard to get out, but it can be said that it has enough strength as an ace monster.
When link summoning, if you use the native pronunciation of Justify, it will sound like it.
Justify

The effect of (1) is excellent just by negate the monster effect in the free chain, but I think the strength is that the subsequent monster movement effect leads to the effect of (2).
The effect of (2), which banishes the linked monster when attacking, can be combined with the effect of (1) to banish any monster you like, which I think is excellent.
There are restrictions on the link materials, but if you use the "S-Force" Deck, you can recruit "S-Force Bra Tina" using the recruit effect of "S-Force Ranba Sayomaru" at the cost of "S-Force Gravitino". ”, Return “S-Force Gravitino” and search for “S-Force Showdown””, Special Summon the “S-Force Ranba Sayomaru” that was returned to the hand at the time of recruitment, so there is no problem think.
Among the "S-Force" monsters, he has the highest ATK, so I think it's a trump card.

S-Force's trump card with a muzzle flash marker.
It has the effect of negating the effect of the opponent's Effect Monster until the end and moving it to the link destination, and the effect of excluding the link destination monster when attacking.
Many of S-Force have effects that are affected by placement, but the effect of negating the effect of the opponent's monster is not affected by position, so it can be expected as a simple suppression effect. After that, you can move the position of the opponent's card and connect it to the exclusion effect.
The exclusion effect is a position-dependent effect typical of S-Force that demonstrates the essence of the muzzle flash marker. It can be said that it is a very powerful card that shoots random exclusions that are position dependent but do not target.
However, the summoning conditions that must deploy three bodies including S-Force are a little heavy. In S-Force, I want to make full use of the strategy of recruiting Platinum from Sayomaru, but there is one more. I would also like to have the power of Showdown, which allows me to Special Summon from my hand. You don't need S-Force for everything, so it's a good idea to give some expansion cards.

Comprehensive evaluation: Can be negated and excluded, and can support other her S-Force.
The basic operation is to put it in the EX monster zone, negate it in (1) and move it to the link destination, and remove it when attacking in (2), but if you move it to a column where S-Force exists, it will be affected by it. Can.
If you put it out with S-Force Gravitino and put it in a column where S-Force exists, using a negated monster as a material will remove it, and it will be further interference.
Also, since it can be excluded even if it is not negate, is it possible to suddenly exclude three bodies when the opponent has expanded to some extent?
Three materials including S-Force are specified, but since there are many monsters that are easy to deploy, it is easy to use, and if it is Psychic or Cyberse, you can use the race support and put in a small amount of his S-Force.

[S-Force] trump card,
(1) Negate the monster effect and move it to the front arrow to connect to (2), which is a fairly suppressive effect.
② removes all the monsters in the frontal link destination by battle, and this card has his Link Monster's link destination arrows extending in three directions. Due to the nature of this effect, it will basically be placed in either of the two "EX Monster Zones", but no matter which "EX Monster Zone" you put it in, [Be sure to use one of your opponent's main monsters. Capturing] is possible (because you can select the EX zone according to where the opponent's main monster zone is and put it on the field). If you move the opponent's monsters in ①, you will be able to remove 2 cards, so although it seems to be dependent on the opponent, the removal performance is actually quite high (although it is through battle).
Also, if you mix 3 Effect Monsters, including an "S-Force" monster, and 1 "S-Force" monster into the Link Materials, you can go out to any Deck, for example, pointing at the Warrior "S-Force Rappa Chiyomaru" as the main. If you leave it, it can be used as a business trip card for the Warrior Deck at all. (In the first place, this card alone completes the effect for him)
It can be used for business trips, and it can also be used for "S-Force", so I think it's a pretty good card. "Maybe we'll see it in various decks in the future."