Beetrooper Scale Bomber →Used Deck

Although it is a deployment member, it also has an obstructive effect and can be added to the final stage.
It's flexible and easy to use to be able to compromise as it is when 《Proliferating G》is hit.

Many of him can be said to Beetrooper, but he has an effect that can be used universally against insects, and has a monster removal effect that has a strong sense of restraint for the hand expansion effect.
Unlike the Twin Bow, which has the same card expansion effect at the same level, there are conditions, but I'm happy that there are no expansion restrictions.
I think it's a very versatile piece.

In the "Beetrooper" Deck, which is based on "Insect", in response to the activation of (1) Special Summon effect and (2) opponent's monster effect, in exchange for releasing the "Insect" monster, the effect that destroys the monster that activated the effect can be used. I think you are also excellent

A low-level "Beetrooper" monster that can be deployed under relatively loose conditions.
It is a monster that is suitable for deploying Link 2, and a monster that is suitable for the first move.
Also, since it is a monster, it can be used as an exclusion cost, which is an advantage that 《Beetrooper Descent》does not have.
His removal effect is valuable as an Insect, but it's not like he can remove the target card at any time, and he's not the type to leave it until the end of the deployment. However, even if it stops after being shot with increased G, can it be considered to be able to do the minimum amount of interference?

A low-level Beetrooper with the effect of being able to Special Summon himself in his hand when his Insect is NS/SS on his field in each other's turn.
Furthermore, when the effect of a monster on the opponent's field is activated, by releasing one of his Insects, including himself, it also has a restraining and obstructing effect that can explode that monster, and from the existence of this effect to the opponent's turn. The value of self-SS is also great.
Just destroying the monster that activated the effect does not negate the effect, and it is necessary to chain directly to the activation of the opponent's effect, but if the effect passes, it will be a minimum equivalent exchange, and the field will be processed when the effect is processed. It is a very effective effect against monsters that need to exist face-up at all times.
It also penetrates target resistance, and it will be the best effect to hinder monsters who Special Summon from the EX Deck using the monsters Special Summoned by himself and his own effects as materials.
It's a low-level monster in the main deck that can be used as a hindrance even by itself, so it's worth adding to the field after deploying large monsters such as Invincible. I think it's a good card that can be used voluntarily as a material for a theme, and since it belongs to a theme, you can receive effects that support it.