Decode Talker →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Derived link 3 is preferred.
It has the ability to counter effects that target it, but since countermeasures against target effects have progressed, there are few situations where it is useful as a countermeasure.
There are many situations where the draw of 《Decode Talker Heatsoul》is more useful.
Even if you use "Decode Destruction", it is often easier to use "Decode Talker Extended", which allows you to attack continuously.
If there are many effects to read the environment and take targets, it may be prioritized.

Link Monster No. 1
Yusaku's favorite monster that closed the beginning and the end with VRAINS has two effects, but if there is no monster at the link destination, the ① effect will not be activated, but to use the link destination's own effect If you have to use a monster as a cost, it doesn't work very well.I would like to put it in [Accesscode Talker], but the marker is difficult to use for mutual links, and even when using "Cynet Codec", there is "Code Talker", and the EX Deck is Since it is a tight deck, it may be difficult to put it in.
The cool hero's first ace is his 2300 ATK Warrior type, and then a 2500 Dragon appears, along with Yusei and his Junk Warrior, Stardust Dragon.
At the time of its introduction, it was quite active thanks to its loose summoning conditions, excellent markers, and new master rules. Since it is highly versatile and dedicated support may come out in the future, if you are wondering if there is an easy-to-use link 3, there is a turn.
Go for it, Accesscode Talker! !

Everyone has posted their own evaluations, but since the number of Link Monsters has increased, his evaluations have consistently been subtle.
So I tried to summarize the subtle points of this card into three.
① [Marker position] This was the most common. In the first place, Cybers reach point = EX or mutual link, so it can't be helped that diagonals are difficult to handle.
(2) [Anti-synergy of effect] RBI increase and release are not meshing. Reducing the number of places in play for support is putting the cart before the horse, and this card itself has no value in substituting an ally.
③[Existence of 《Code Talker》] This was fatal. Thanks to "Cynet Codec", his Deck itself became a top deck, but to put it bluntly, Link 3 and below was just a relay, and he ended up with Link 2 in DARK Talker (crying).
If 2 or more are linked, could this card and the link target be used if it is completely resistant?

Yusaku's ace. There is no such thing as FWD.
It feels like Link 3 is safe and easy to handle, but I'm worried that it's not the kind of guy that can be overturned by itself. I also added some great links.
Even Accesscode Talker is difficult to handle because it is suitable for markers that are difficult to use for mutual links.

I thought of a way to use it well, but when I put it together, this guy came out. Fortunately, the main character, Ace, is often rescued by later supporters, so I'm looking forward to such a future...

For his DARK searches in codecs there is a more accessible raw Accesscode Talker, and the link markers are not suitable for extra links, so they are not suitable for the Accesscode Talker Deck.
Even as a general-purpose, his position is getting more and more dangerous as the number of Link Monsters increases, but it's still possible to use him...

Ancestor. General purpose in nature.
Due to the convenience of the marker, it does not mesh well with his other Accesscode Talkers, and it is often hubbed from his Accesscode Talker deck, which has a strict number of EX slots.
Somehow it is put into the deck with extra slots, and it is somehow put out when it becomes a delicate formation.

This card is often used as a representative of Link Monster for explanation purposes in rulebooks and official rule introduction videos. It can be said that this card is a card that combines the basic elements related to the "Link Summoning" system and is easy to handle on its own.
That's why if you narrow down his Link Monster in the EX Deck based on a specific concept, the adoption of this card tends to naturally fall out. However, if it is a type of Deck that is difficult to find against Link Monsters that adopt clear intentions and strategies in the EX Deck, this card is the easiest to adopt because it has a moderate hit point increase effect and moderate material designation and link markers. Isn't it going to be a piece?
Since it is an Accesscode Talker monster, it is possible to receive support related to Accesscode Talker, but for better or worse, this card is mediocre as it cannot be said to be the one card that I want to adopt first in the current Cyber Deck. But maybe that's why.

Catch the wind, PlayMaker!
The first storm access access in anime.
The effect is RBI up and the effect negate destruction. Both require monsters at the link destination, so a certain expansion power is required.
RBI can be increased up to 3800. Since the opponent's monster placement is also involved, the maximum realistic line is about 3300. The method itself is simple and easy, and most likely over 2500.
Effect negate destruction can actually be activated twice at most without a limit on the number of times (more than that is possible if devised). However, at the same time, it also has a weak point that it is easy to break through in battle because the hit point is also lowered.
Due to the markers, it is an excellent card to place first in the EX monster zone, but when placed in the monster zone, it becomes very difficult to use because there are no left and right markers. Also, since there are no left, right, or bottom markers, it's a shame that it can't be entwined with the EX Link, considering the strengthening of the card pool in the future.
It's an excellent card that combines ease of use and strength, but its strength is not stable, for better or worse.
It's a monster that responds well if you prepare the field, so you want to make good use of it.

Yusaku's ace monster. It can be said that it is the most versatile card among Talkers.
Both (1) and (2) require a monster to link to, so a certain amount of deployment power is essential to demonstrate their true value.
The RBI increase in (1) is normal, and the potential can go up to 3800.
The important thing is the effect of (2), as long as it is not completely removed, it exerts a considerable amount of suppression power.
However, recently, the codec axis has become mainstream and the original Accesscode Talker is used.
Decoding can be said to be fortunate that it does not lose its raison d'etre because it can assist deployment at other business trip destinations.
Due to its versatility, it can be used as a link 3 in many of his decks. It's vanilla if you just stand there, so other support is essential, but it's a well-balanced card that expands the range of strategies and developments. The evaluation is 8 points. I think that it is the most suitable performance as an ace of a hero.

His Accesscode Talker in DARK.
It's easy to put out 2 or more Effect Monsters, increases RBI, and has conditional negate effects, so it's easy to use.
One of the link markers is facing upwards, which is a bit of a drawback, but even with that in mind, I think it will continue to be a standard EX Deck card for a while due to its high versatility.
At first, this card was thought to be more of a Junk Warrior positive than an ace, but it was reprinted as an ace monster in the anniversary box (Shogoryuu...)
Should I be happy or should I keep quiet?
By the way, at present, for better or worse, diagonal markers get in the way when linking each other, so they are often omitted in the Accesscode Talker Deck, and there is a strong view that they are general-purpose frames in decks that do not usually link.
In that sense, it's closer to the position of Stada and Hope when they first appeared, and it's more like (everyone's) ace than FWD.

A card that seems to be Yusaku's ace, also known as PlayMaker. At least in terms of how it works. The misadjustment of the FWD is also affected by the handling during the work.
With two or more effects and loose requirements material, you can aim for summoning with a wide range of Decks, 500 enhancements equal to the number of linked cards, and consuming them to create target effects negate and general effects.
However, if you use the effect, the RBI will go down, and the raw RBI is not high. Moreover, meshing is bad also in the meaning of increasing the deployment destination of EX. Honestly, I can't say it's a very useful effect.
In addition, even in cyberspace and Accesscode Talker, it is difficult to handle because it is suitable for markers that are difficult to aim for mutual links, and the dark Accesscode Talker is also covered with the lighter Accesscode Talker, and it is in time or does not mesh well with others. Existence. The main character...
There is also a dedicated support for the time being, but it is not enough to increase the significance of giving priority.
It's a safe performance, but the impression that there are many easier-to-use existences are getting worse.

An excellent LINK3 monster that is easy to put out and has a good marker position.
Since he is Cyberse, he can receive Cyberse support, and he can also receive "Accesscode Talker" support, so it seems that usability will continue to improve as the number of cards increases.

A Link Monster that has the effect of increasing RBI by the number of link destinations and the effect of negate the target card effect by releasing the link destination.
Materials are also relatively easy to put out with 2 or more Effect Monsters. The top of the marker has an advantage over the opponent, but the strength is that it is on both diagonals.

Decoding end!
A Link 3 monster from Cyberse with loose bindings and excellent Link Markers.
There is a marker on the opponent's field, but since there is a monster at the target of your own marker, the firepower increases, the RBI increases to a maximum of 3800, and the target resistance can be obtained by substituting the link destination.
Since the material is only Effect Monster, tokens and vanilla seem to be useless, but it is easy to eliminate via link spiders and proxies.
It looks like Hope and how to get it, but it seems to be a monster of the genealogy of Junk Warrior and Flame Wingman.

With this one card, the Pendulum Deck isn't quite as good as it was in its heyday, but it should give it a little bit of momentum. I would sacrifice Fusion, Synchro, and Xyz Monster for this one. After that, the deployment power will rise sharply, but let's be prepared for the corresponding risk.

An old-fashioned L3 monster that allows the deployment of EX monsters on the opponent's field, but can normally prepare excellent left and right diagonally down markers.
The summoning conditions are either worrying about not being able to use tokens or so-called monsters, or they are fairly loose conditions, so they are often indebted.
If you want to point the marker at the opponent, it's better to use FWD... but there's a high possibility that his Deck, which builds FWD in situations where Accesscode Talker can be built, is fundamentally different in terms of deployment power. So if you want to use it, you can use it.
The effect of negating all kinds of effects is usually excellent, and it's hard to call it a bonus if it's a deck that can prepare strong release personnel (such as Gouki, Bramaji and Shirayuki who revive every turn).

I think it's excellent that just one monster in the link destination becomes a monster with resistance of ATK 2800.
If you have a "Cyberse" Deck, you can use LINK2 "Cyberse" Effect Monster and 《Backup Secretary》.

Currently, Link Monster is the easiest to handle with loose material specification.
Tokens and Normal Monsters can't be used, but the specification of 3 Effect Monsters is loose and the links spread to the bottom two.
The link spreads to the opponent, but it has the effect of increasing the ATK of the number of monsters at the link destination, so you can take advantage of it.
By Releasing the linked monster, you can protect your own card from the effects that target it.
Is it a drawback that the link marker is not suitable for a very useful position for use in the main monster zone?

A new ace monster that appeared as a forerunner of Link Monster.
Although the frame of the extra deck is taken, Special Summon can be done from normal monsters such as tokens that are easy to deploy via link spiders, so it is easy to deploy for specifying materials.
The effect is also quite powerful, and if there is even one monster in the link destination, you can get enough ATK for him as an advanced player, and there are many scenes where you can make use of the meta for the effect that targets.
However, in order to activate the effect, you need to bear the disadvantage of reducing your own monsters, and the ATK is lowered, so the effect is somewhat inconsistent. It also has a slightly difficult point, such as allowing the opponent to deploy even though it needs to be placed.
Overall, it should be said that it is a card with well-balanced specs for his early Link Monster.

2 or 1 Link Spiders from Goufu + Normal Summon of Effect Monsters can be used, but during the opponent's End Phase, 1 Effect Monster from Scapegoat + Link Spiders or Link Spiders x 2 without consuming the Summon Right. You can Link Summon this card that already has 2 Links from . 《Scapegoat》may be restricted or banned in the next limit regulation...

Link Monster, which makes us feel that a new era has finally dawned.
It has a resistance to negate the effect that takes the target with a loose tie called Effect Monster, and it can protect other than yourself, so you can protect the back from Tsuitsui, and there is no single limit.
It looks strong if you write it like this, but no matter how loose the binding is, it's never easy to have 3 monsters. No, there are a lot of effects that don't target, so I think it's a card that has a decent balance of weight and strength.

From March 25th, the new Master Rule will be implemented, and with the addition of new Extras and restrictions on his Pendulum Monsters, a new Extra card, Link Monster de Accesscode Talker, will be the new main character Yusaku Fujiki's card! Is it like looking at Yusei's Junk Warrior in terms of ATK and standing position? The effect is usually strong on the linked monster, and his ability to raise his ATK is strong. Decks that will be using the Pendulum Deck in the future will have to consider using this card! Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS will be broadcast from May! I'm looking forward to it!

"Junk Warrior" for Yusaku. Not only the bonds with friends, but also the opponent's monsters increase the RBI. It reaches a maximum of 3800 hit points and has a suppression effect. By going through 《Link Spider》, Goufu can stand alone without using the summoning right, so it can't be helped that Goufu was regulated. I feel that negate effect without turn limit is a bit too powerful from the start, even though it requires releasing the link target.

《Junk Warrior》like card used by the protagonist.
The link destination is "upper/lower left/lower right", and basically it will be placed in the EX monster zone and used due to the effect. "If it is placed in the monster zone due to resurrection, etc." The link destination is also in front, so if you place it behind the EX zone, you can use the effect, but if you do that, you won't be able to move on to the next move, and the [bottom left/bottom right] won't work at all, so to put it bluntly, it's just a nuisance. Also, having the link destination in [Front] is a disadvantage, so frankly speaking, it's not user-friendly.
The RBI increase is also good at x500, and it can protect spells and trap cards that are set to "target cards in your field", and the range is quite wide and powerful, but basically with link 3 You have to prepare 3 Effect Monsters, and you have to secure a monster at the link destination. That's my impression.

Yusaku-kun's ace monster. It reminds me of 《Junk Warrior》.

Lately he's been in charge of his DARK for Accesscode Talker, who has often been in a trump position on behalf of Firewall. As a starter, he has an ATK of 2300 and the main character's trump card, the Dragon, which puts him in a similar position to Junk Warrior.
The effect is to increase his ATK according to the number of linked monsters, and to negate and destroy the opponent's target effect by releasing the linked monster.
RBI is modest at 2300 in the raw. By placing a card on the link destination, it can be increased to a maximum of 3800, but it is required to place it in the EX zone to use its full power, and one of the link destinations depends on the enemy. Furthermore, the negate effect can only be used for effects that target, and only the linked card can be released, so if there is an EX Deck card there, the cost is rather heavy.
However, it is still the card with the least peculiarity among the general-purpose link 3, and it is easy to use because it can meet the unexpected condition of increasing RBI. However, due to the shape of the marker, although it has the name of his Accesscode Talker, it is difficult to use with his Accesscode Talker Deck.
The general-purpose rank 3 is steadily increasing, but it is a card that can be expected to be used in the future due to the versatility of its effects.

Link Summoning... Cyber S... I don't know the details yet... I'm looking forward to it...
My heart danced when the information about this monster arrived. Cool first! Moreover, the name tickles the chef's heart! I would like Yusaku to create a new legend as a Junk Warrior frame. Will you satisfy me?
Moreover, the effect is usually strong. Max ATK 3800? Effect negate without turn limit? Have you ever had an ace with this kind of status...? The material is also loose, so it seems that the EX Deck will be essential for a while.
It's probably the main character's card, so support should increase more in the future. I have high hopes for Yusaku-kun and him in the future.
Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS will start broadcasting on TV Tokyo from 6:25 pm every Wednesday from May.

normally strong. In the future, he will have to consider adopting these for those who want to use the Pendulum. Since it has a pump effect of 500 times the monster at the link destination, it has a high RBI of 3800 at maximum. Furthermore, when you release a linked monster on your side of the field, it negates the effect and destroys it. It is also strong that there is no specification of the number of targets and no restrictions on turn 1.

The monster that will be the face of the new series. Since ATK is not the 2500 line of successive ace monsters, it is probably a monster in the position of Yusei's Junk Warrior.
Link 3 is designated as an Effect Monster, so 3 Effect Monsters are required to unleash it, and although the material is a little heavy, it is very versatile with a negate effect and an increase in RBI as a link marker where the Link Monsters that will be released later are easy to play an active role. It has become a monster with no habits.
Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS, featuring this card and the new protagonist Yusaku Fujiki, will start in May! (dyma)