Donner, Dagger Fur Hire →Used Deck

It's a card that can be used as a general-purpose monster removal agent, and it's also convenient to free up your own field.
For example, in Exosister he cannot use Exosister Returnia or Exosister Martha unless Kaiju is sent to him, but if there is an opponent's monster, he can deal with Kaiju with this card.
If you are assuming a countermeasure against some kind of sent monster, you can consider adopting it even with a race uniform deck that is not compatible.
However, with a Light/Dark Deck, Sky Striker Ace - Azalea is close enough, and if GY's Spell Cards are low, you can also open up the field in the same way.
Back removal is also possible over there, so he wants to choose according to the deck and purpose.

A monster like Diamond Dire Wolf from the Link World that can be Link Summoned with two loose materials, and can be used like a general-purpose Link-2 monster by selecting itself as the target of its effect.
Similarly, monsters that have taken control from the opponent can also be used as link materials, and compared to Knightmare Cerberus, which is a Link 2 monster with the same ATK and attributes and has the ability to remove one of the opponent's monsters, it is possible to remove the opponent's monsters. It's superior in that it doesn't choose, it doesn't require a hand cost to use its effect, and the direction of the link marker doesn't give the opponent an advantage, but if you use it as a general purpose, you have no choice but to self-destruct, so you can use it as a relay of continuous links. It is not suitable for using it to remove the opponent's monsters.
In the case of this card, there are many cases where there are no monsters on your field by using the effect, and it is compatible with monsters that use it as a condition to SS themselves, and the opponent dislikes it and pushes it. It can be said that the point of material binding that makes it easy to process the monsters that come is excellent.
His deck uses monsters whose effects are triggered by destroying cards on your field, so it's also great that it's easy to meet the activation conditions with effective means using general-purpose monsters in the EX Deck.

As a general-purpose card, Knightmare Cerberus is self-destructing instead of requiring no hand cost. Since there are many differences such as destruction range and link markers, one is not backward compatible with the other.
The Fur Hire Deck allows him to utilize his GY resources along with the synchronized Rex, Freight Fur Hire. If you Special Summon two bodies, the timing will not be the same, so you can activate the unique effect if you revive the lower class members first.

Fur Hire Link 2 that can be used for general purpose.
It's a general-purpose use, but tokens can also be used and the restrictions are loose, but since the race must be different, he may feel heavy depending on the deck.
It's similar to the Diamond Wolf in Xyz, but it can only destroy monsters.
When using it as a general purpose, his Fur Hire that he destroys is the only one, so he will commit seppuku.
Compared to Cerberus, it is superior in that it can destroy any monster as long as it can be targeted, and that it does not require a hand cost, but since it dies itself, it is not suitable for further developing links while paying for it.
If you take advantage of seppuku, you can see that your monster zone is empty, so if you use a card that requires you to have no monsters, such as Kashtira, you should commit seppuku. can be an advantage.

The effect of (1) is an excellent effect that can destroy an opponent's monster in exchange for destroying itself even with this card alone.
The effect of (2) is to link summon this card with 2 "Fur Hire" monsters of different types, and in exchange for releasing yourself, change it into 2 other GY "Fur Hire" monsters, and that monster. I think that it is a strength to be able to perform movements such as aiming for effects.
(1) (2) I think that it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that only one of the two effects can be used in the same turn.

Link 2 from Fur Hire.
The first effect is destruction targeting Fur Hire monsters and opponent monsters, like Breaksword and his Scrap Dragon.
I don't really want to target myself because I want to use the second effect as much as possible, but if I target his Fur Hire other than Donna and use it in a chain with Shinfu, I can call the opponent while calling the next one. You can destroy monsters.
The second effect is to release the monster and revive his GY's Fur Hire.
Philo is a similar card, but is it an advantage that it works on its own?
If you release a Link Monster, it will increase to 2, so you can release yourself or release a reasonable Link 1 or 2.
I think it's a mid-game effect (prejudice), but since it's a child of the EX Deck, you can adjust the timing of its use, so the effect doesn't spoil easily.
I think that the illustrations have changed from before and are more suitable for chemists.
I like it myself.