Firewall Dragon →Used Deck

A card like a symbol of link summoning that was inflated from the beginning
Regardless of the turn in the work, it is a position like the hero's ace card
The anime was banned while it was airing, and it had an unusual history of being errataed in about a year, probably because there were many opportunities to reprint it.
Before errata, there is no turn 1 restriction on ②, and the conditions are very loose regardless of race
In short, if you send it to his GY with a link summon etc. at the end of the arrow on this card
The P summoning, which allows you to SS the monsters in your hand one after another like an assembly line, is also a brilliant effect.
Ramped as an engine to generate mass expansions and loops in any of his decks
Since it is a monster with the loosest conditions for Link 4, it was almost always included in the expansion deck.
The bounce effect of ① is also highly versatile because it can be collected and salvaged with a free chain
Since there was no name turn 1, while returning each other with this card of the 2nd and 3rd bodies
The trick of continuing the loop was also possible

Our ace returned after being errataed. Good bounce
Among the Link 4 monsters, it has the loosest material restrictions, and can be used as a material for tokens, not to mention Normal Monsters.
Its main usage is to use it as a hindrance to the opponent's turn by linking it with 1 or 2 or more monsters. This card itself is Link 4, which is a link number that can be positioned as a high-level monster, and has an effect that presupposes a combo, so to use this card well, you can arrange many monsters. . However, it has a powerful effect for that reason, and the free chain's hand bounce effect is one of the very powerful interferences even in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where inflation has progressed. Also, since it has no resistance, it is weak against Thunderbolt, etc., but the bounce effect can also be used on your own cards, so even if a removal type card comes flying, you can recover resources by activating it on his own GY card. There are many things you can do, such as being a grave care against 《Maxx "C"》.
I would be happy if you could change the name of a good card that can be used even in modern times to Turn 1...

The ace monster of Yusaku Fujiki, the main character of Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS.
The summoning condition is 2 or more monsters! Among the Link 4, it still has the loosest summoning conditions, and since it has markers on the top, bottom, left, and right, it is a monster that shows its true value when it is in the main monster zone.
The effect of ① is an effect that targets, but it can be used in a wide range of ways, such as up to 3 copies in a free chain, removing opponent monsters, interfering with GY use, escaping your own monsters, and salvaging hand triggers.The effect of ② is also Link Summon. It can be activated under loose conditions such as.
It repels all intruders and keeps monsters in its own field, just like "his impregnable Guardragon Firewall"! This is no joke, before Errata, the effect could be activated many times in one turn, and there was no Cyber restraint. Even if it becomes a restricted card in the second year, the effect of ① can be used again if you bounce yourself or use it as a link material and put it out of GY again, and the effect of ② can be activated many times, so even if it becomes a restriction It didn't change much, but it wasn't banned because of the power of the active protagonist, Ace, but it stayed in the limit, and instead sacrificed other cards to make amends. It became a banned card in the second year. Perhaps because it wanted versatility and an effect that didn't overlap with the other main characters, Ace, or because it suited Yusaku's play style, it went too far.
Then, an unprecedented incident occurred in which the active protagonist, Ace Monster, was banned.
Around me, Chaos Monarch Dragon, V-dragon, and Dragon Ruler are called Yu-Gi-Oh's three major black history dragons, but if you include the fact that the main character is Ace, maybe this monster is more dangerous? Cyberse, but considering how rampant it is in the real world, it has few chances to play an active role in the anime, and the effect is not used much. But only 20 episodes were cool.
And then, "A new heartbeat of Cybers sleeping in my deck, are you still not gone?" 』
More than a year has passed since the end of VRAINS, and it has been errata and returned! And to have a rare career of experiencing all prohibitions, restrictions, and semi-restrictions with the main character Ace.
Now, 【Accesscode Talker】, 【@Ignister】, 【Evil Twins】, etc. show an ace-class activity in the Cyber Deck, but the summoning conditions are the same, and it is possible to link summon with a single 《Scapegoat》, and the two effects are also meshing. Well, the effect of ① does not change the effect itself, so I think that it can be active even if it is not Cyber ​​S.
Recently, "Firewall" has finally been categorized, so it seems to be still active!
"I'm putting my future on the line with this guy! 』

that card,
A hotbed of various loop combos... ex-banned cards... experienced errata.
But now... a "valuable countermeasure" and ace monster in @Ignister!
Needless to say, the main character of Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS, Yusaku Fujiki, also known as Playmaker's 《Decode Talker》, is an ace monster. Its overly strong effect before errata became the core of various loop combos, and it was a sinful card that banned various cards. In the end, it was banned even though the anime was still airing, and the card would never appear in the Yu-Gi-Oh anime, where dueling is basically based on OCG regulation.
Let's put black history aside for now and look at the effect. ① is an effect that targets cards on the field and GY of your opponent, up to the number of monsters that are linked to you, and returns them to the owner's hand only once as long as they exist on the field. Before the errata, it was "up to the number of monsters linked to this card", so the conditions are a little stricter. This effect not only destroys the opponent's field, but it can also be returned even if it is a card from your own field GY, so immediately after using 《Effect Veiler》, which is a trigger without turn 1 + 《Called by the Grave》care, precedence On the first turn, it can do more than it looks, such as recovering 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》counter shot against 《Maxx "C"》shot by the opponent. It's a deep effect because of the concept of "hand trigger".
② is an effect that allows his Cyberse to be his Special Summon from his hand regardless of level if a monster from his link is destroyed by battle or sent to his GY for some reason. Of course, even if it's a link material, he's treated as being sent to GY, so before the errata, he didn't specify Cybers and even didn't turn 1. Now it's an excellent effect that can only be used in the Cyber Deck, and especially with @Ignister, it's one of the few ways to deal with Danmari @Ignister in your hand, so it's insanely useful.
There are few vestiges of his heyday, but he is still active in the shadows as an idol in the cyber world. Before the errata, it was 200 million points, and now it's easily 10 points.

10 points before errata. Definitely the strongest hero card ever. And because it was the main character card, it is also a sinful card that many cards became human pillars.
For some reason both effects didn't have turn 1 before errata. 100 steps away, 1 is restricted to Field 1 anyway, so what's the point of not even adding Field Turn 1 to 2?
Naturally, both 1 and 2 continued to be used in an infinite loop, and were thrown into an unprecedented limit as a hero card, but they continued to escape the ban with just one point, the hero's trump card. As a result, many cards related to this guy were dedicated to his Tribute. As expected, Samoso and Canosol would have been banned at some point without FWD, but Invoker and the other injection systems that were executed by the clan and loyalists incidentally can be angry.
Two more years until the end of the anime, will they continue to worship FWD's face... who will be the next person to become FWD's duelist? Who would have guessed at the time that FWD's regulation would herald the end of Vrains, as promotion was no longer needed?
And one year after the end of the anime, it was properly errataed and returned. Both have the same name Turn 1, and the Special Summon effect is exclusive to his Cyberse. Accesscode Talker and @Ignister can still play an active role.

Toilet seat dragon is back. It seems that he succeeded in errata because he has not been active since his release. Although the effect is versatile, it can be considered that this performance was originally correct from the beginning, such as being able to bind Cyber.

Yusaku's former ace who was released about a year after the anime ended. Before errata, the bounce and ss effects didn't have the name Turn 1, so they were abused for one-kill and super-suppression in the environment.
After errata, in addition to each effect having the name Turn 1, the only monster that can be ss is he Cybers, making it less versatile
I would like to put him in the Accesscode Talker if I want to use it, but I can't help but worry that he will be abused again due to the lax summoning conditions.

The errata return is a foreshadowing from the Firewall series such as S and F. Since the material conditions are loose and he touches GY, it seems that it can still be abused. Ads can be earned while developing various decks.

FWD, who is famous for not being able to appear in anime after being banned, is happy to return to errata.
And the solitary (lonely) girlfriend is a Gouki link user, great joy.
Both have a turn 1, and the expansion effect of 2 is limited to Cybers,
The free chain bounce in ① alone is wonderful, and the LINK4 material is loose. It will be useful in various her decks that use Link.
In Gouki, FWD, Apollosa, Power Lord, Baguska or Mascarena can be lined up with only Gouki x2 and one suitable monster. wonderful! (Cheers)
For cyber decks such as Accesscode Talker and @Ignister, it's a big breakthrough with a link that has a deployment effect and has control.
It was at the same time that his partner, Grinder Golem, was thrown into prison, so it feels like the route has decreased a little, but what the hell. I expect him to play an active role without going too far as LINK4, who has control over Apollousa and Griffon.

A general-purpose Link-4 monster that returned after being errataed to its ideal form in the first limit regulation of 2021, and the ace monster used by the main character in the anime Link Brains.
It was said that the reason why it wasn't banned was because of the anime barrier and hero correction, but it ended up being buried after many other people got involved. I can't.
The errata content is that both effects are named Turn 1, and the only monster that can SS from the hand is changed to her Cyberse.
I will no longer talk about how I should have done this or should have done this from the beginning...
After all, there's no good guy who returns your monster to your hand or extras with a monster effect that doesn't have a name Turn 1... I'm convinced that Birdman can't be canceled easily.
Although it has lost its infinite loop power, the completely free materials that don't even need to be Effect Monsters or alias cards that specify two or more bodies in Link 4 are still valuable, and the bounce and salvage effect itself that can be used even in the opponent's turn has not deteriorated, so that Power is still alive.
However, since it is a daunting activation condition for a Deck that does not have the development power of requiring a mutual link with Link 4, it is said that it is a Link 4 monster that can be put in just by inserting a skeleton like the members of Borrel Link. Sounds tough, doesn't it?

Yusaku's card that was treated like a mob even though he was an ace in the poster and OP.
A nuisance dragon who was sent to solitary confinement using various cards as scapegoats, even though he developed a great combo with loose binding and effects, because he treated him as the main character's ace.
I've gone too far with wanting to sell links. In the case of Konmai, it just started. I think it's a card that can be said to be the black history of the 10th generation.

Yusaku's ace monster, but frankly, he's not very active. Bounce and Special Summon were all he wanted to do, so he was banned during the Vrains broadcast. As it is often said, as long as there is a turn 1 limit...

A clearly broken card that any duelist would know. I love watching solitaire videos. You'll never come back from a ban. Did Konmai think Link 4 was heavy? The material conditions are too light for that.

Yusaku's first ace monster, but he didn't do much in the anime.
In reality, the loop was developed due to the effect of (1) of the bounce effect with no name turn 1 limit, so it became a restricted card even though it was on air. However, this time, the (2) effect, which has the effect of Special Summoning monsters from the hand without a turn 1 limit, gained momentum, and with the appearance of Troymare, the powerful (2) effect gained overwhelming power. I ended up getting it. As a result, the first kill and the extra link were developed, and it became a banned card in the limit regulation in January 2019, while colliding with the Cannon Soldier and the Archer. If this card doesn't have a turn 1 restriction in the future, it won't be back for a while.

Finally banned both at home and abroad.
The bounce/Special Summon effect, which has no one-turn limit, is overkill. There are countless cards that have been sacrificed by an infinite loop that abuses this.
Up until now, it was a card that Yusaku used, so it was restricted, but since it was only used 4 times in the anime, it was finally abandoned.

Shogo Ryuko Guardragon is the ace of the main character.
It has a bounce effect that has no name turn 1 and a Special Summon effect that doesn't even have a turn limit, let alone a name. It is also possible to perform tricks with effects, and the bounce effect requires a certain condition of mutual linking, but since the Special Summon effect is a super loose condition that the linked monster goes to GY, what happens if there is no turn limit for this? I'm sorry.
Since the introduction of Link Summoning, it has been a companion to various solitaires, and when it comes to solitaire, it is likely that this card was involved.
However, even if it became 1, the brutality of the Special Summon effect, which has no turn limit, did not change much, and the solitaire related to this card did not disappear. Even the main character's barrier can no longer protect it, and this time it's finally banned.
It's ironic that this card, supposed to be a Guardragon, didn't protect anything and didn't protect itself.

A hotbed of infinite loops that was protected by the main character barrier but was finally banned

Thank you.
It was cool, strong in a bad way, and the best.

The main character's barrier finally falls. was finally imprisoned.
goodbye

Satisfied Dragon Firewall. Since 《Amazoness Archer (Updated from: Amazon Archer)》was banned, the one-kill first attack has disappeared, but it is still the cornerstone of development.

Yusaku's ace monster has finally been banned overseas. As the current main character's ace monster, he was exempted from the ban for a long time, but it seems that he was not spared overseas. Due to this influence, the possibility of surviving until the end of VRAINS in Japan is low, and if it is not done well, it may not be possible to pass the year.

One of the strongest monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh so far, and the king of link summons.
Firewall - The only way to stop the dragon is to make it a banned card.
Will there ever be a monster stronger than the Firewall/Dragon?
Reprint in normal with illustration of Ex-Secret of LINK VRAINS BOX.

State-sanctioned violence. Yes, forgivable evil. Under the cause of the signboard ace, he commits various evil deeds. Only those who colluded with this guy were banned one after another, and FWD's FW finally got rid of his allies as well. And he says, "It's your fault that you got involved."

Unlike other card games, it's cheap, and I like the fact that this guy is somewhat limited.

FWD Victim Chairman Canosol "Go beyond our corpses"
*Note: It has finally been banned. I've done a lot of bad things, of course. This is also thanks to the voice of Yu-Gi-Oh users

Among the Link 4s, the summoning conditions are the loosest, and the Tremis effect that can be used even in the opponent's turn, as well as the "Ultimate Offering", which has an SS effect from a hand without a surprising turn 1, is extremely suitable for solitaire.
As is often said, he is involved in numerous loop combos and solitaire combos, and despite being the main culprit, every time the limit is revised, the person involved is made a barrier and dies. The impregnable guy is saying that Guardragon's nickname is not a date (white eyes)
It's a Continuous Trap that doesn't work, and you have to pay 500 LP every time you use the effect. deaf.
My stomach hurts just thinking about how many monsters will be falsely accused and die before the broadcast ends.

Yusaku's ace. It doesn't have turn 1.
……Now is a long time ago. He was released after receiving an errata, saying that various effects had turn 1, and that the effect that SS from the hand had a Cyberse designation.
After the errata, Link 4 has settled into a fairly safe position. Powerful general-purpose decks such as Apollosa and Access Code are sweeping the environment.

The playmaker's ace card...it should be, but his activity in the anime is not so good.
Then, when asked if the actual strength is the same, the evaluation is the exact opposite and the too strong effect is controversial. Right now it's barely covered by the limit, but the fact is that it's not a meaningful limit due to the effects.
Link 4 is a fairly heavy card to begin with, but it doesn't require materials, so with a little ingenuity, it's easy to put out. The markers also specialize in reciprocal links, perhaps because they are related to the effects, and the more they are deployed, the stronger they become.
The effect of ① is the free chain Toremis M7. A free chain multiple bounce that can handle combos, removal, and interference...
It's supposed to be unusable every turn, but since it's not only used once during a Duel, it can be used again after it's removed from the field once. There are no name restrictions, and it's not difficult to use it more than once in one turn.
② Every time the linked monster is sent to her GY, her special summon effect from hand. Encourage further development by simply developing even link materials without problems.
For some reason, there is no limit on the number of times you can use it, and as long as you have cards in your hand, you can create an incomprehensible situation where you can play monsters infinitely.

Friends of Solitaire.
The effect of ① is a wide range of bounces that can be used in various ways. Combined with ②, 3 bounces is not difficult.
② is a vicious thing that can be deployed in large numbers with his Deck, which has some deployment power and endurance. A loop that KONAMI hates already using this guy is also being considered.
Originally, it would have been banned immediately, but it is the ace of the title of the main character of the current anime and remains restricted.

The trump card of Vrains protagonist Yusaku. He's from the 2500 family, so he's considered an ace. However, the effect is so brutal that it is a card that is more rampant in ocg than anime.
The bounce effect of (1) is extremely strong because it is a free chain, even though it requires mutual links. In addition to being able to break through destruction resistance, he can bounce GY monsters, so it is an ability that will never decay. In particular, Cybers consumes a lot of power, so it can be said to be a nice ability. However, since it is necessary to read the opponent's development, the ability of the user is tested.
(2) effect. This is the most controversial effect, as it allows you to go wild without turn 1 restrictions. It's exactly solitaire itself, and it's probably the biggest reason why it rampages even when it's limited. It is strongly meshed with the looseness of link summoning.
It is a super brutal card that is unrivaled among Cybers. Besides that, it can be called a broken card in general because it has versatility that can be used in any deck due to its loose material specification. I can't give anything other than 10 points.
I'm worried about how long the anime barrier will last because it's the top candidate for banned cards. I haven't been out recently.

The ace monster of Yusaku Fujiki, the main character of Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS... but in the anime, he is treated so sloppily that you wouldn't expect him to be an ace monster. As if to add to that, the appearance of a new ace-class monster called Cyberse Clock Dragon has made it more and more overshadowed.
On the other hand, in OCG, with the bounce effect of monsters in the GY field that do not have the same name turn 1 limit and his Special Summon effect from the hand without turn limit, along with Crystron Harifiber and 《Summon Sorceress》, many of the three sacred treasures of solitaire It is heavily used by duelists.
Perhaps because of this, every time the time for the release of the Limit Regulations was approaching, hatred duelists showered him with swear words that had been banned, and loving duelists requested errata.
What will be the fate of Fire Wall Dragon, commonly known as FWD?
Added: Finally, it was designated as a prohibited card in the limit regulation of 2019-01-01. Although it was a card that attracted a lot of hate, the unusual measure of banning the anime protagonist Ace has been taken.

The genealogy of ATK2500 of the main character Ace. However, he is hated by everyone in the OCG world.
This is because Yusaku thought of it as having a bounce or salvage effect with a loose range of bounce or salvage effect, and his Special Summon effect with loose activation conditions (and no limit on the number of times). It can't be helped because it's the strongest monster. All the texts, including the summoning conditions, say, "Use it for solitaire."
The illustrations are cool, and it's a shame it's such an impressive monster, but I don't think banning it is too far in the future unless there's a fairly large-scale errata.

Playmaker's ace position is quite rare, and even if he appears, the bounce effect is basically not used, it ends in a bite, or it is just used as a relay. On top of that, Playmaker recently got his Fusion Monster card, which is an ace stat and muscle-brain effect, so I'm worried about the future use of this card. There are also whispered signs of a ban on FWD. Which is tomorrow for FWD! ?

Yusaku's (probably) trump card, whose turn is blatantly decreasing, far from being active as a trump card so far.
Only strong things are written, such as a loose link material, a bounce effect when reciprocal linking, and a monster summoning effect from the hand to the link destination under loose conditions.
What's more, this card's effect doesn't have a name, Turn 1, so you can loop as much as you want by taking advantage of the two effects. The phony effect (ry
In the end, it was banned, taking the projectile monster with it. Naturally, it's not a shame, including the injection system.

An unusual monster that is regulated despite being the protagonist's ace because it was abused for infinite loops.
If you don't put a turn 1 limit on a powerful effect, it's terrible...

The 6th ace monster in the anime, whose 2nd effect is super strong even if it's restricted. A card that the protagonist Yusaku, also known as Playmaker, obtained from Storm Access during the speed duel (first time) against Revolver. The strength of the second effect is when it is sent to GY, so it will activate even if he is sent to GY with Advance, Ritual, Fusion, Synchro, or Link materials.
Perhaps because it has such a crazy amount of development power, it was abused and became a restricted card in January.
But still an ace monster. The brilliance is undiminished. It's worth having one in any of his decks.

All the perfectly regulated cards "I'm looking forward to your coming!!"
FWD: “Shogooooo!!?”
Acquired the disgraceful title of being regulated and even banned despite being the main character's card.
What's terrible is that it's no pun to say that only some Yusaku fans who use Deck are saddened by this.
This material may have been loose because of Link 4, but both effects (1) and (2) do not have the same name Turn 1, and (2) in particular is a development effect that has extremely loose conditions and does not even have a Turn 1.
To put it bluntly, I feel that this is going too far, and that the gap between the themes that are highly developed and those that are not is widening. When I had 3 copies of this card, it was mostly talked about how to chain the bounce effect to the Special Summon effect to create an infinite loop, but even if it's a limit or a turn 1 with the same name, it's overpowered. There was no change in the fact that it was too much.
It can be said that its performance is exactly suitable for the name of a banned card, as it is said that it will not be released unless there is an errata.
Please reflect in the cage for a while while being resented by all the cards that have been banned so far.

broken card of solitaire personnel
why didn't you add turn 1
It seems that he escaped the ban and became a restriction because of the hero's trump card

A card that achieved a feat (failure?) of being the ace card of the main character of the anime, but being too violent in the environment and being restricted.
The material can be anything, but since it requires 4 bodies, it's fairly heavy, and more monsters are needed to activate the effect, so it's a heavy card.
It also has a bounce and salvage effect that can be used even during the opponent's turn, so it can handle everything from deployment to defense.
Neither the Special Summon effect from the hand nor the bounce/salvage effect has a 1 turn limit of the same name. I got tired of seeing multiple lined up used for suppression loops and deployments.
Even with the restrictions, the momentum hasn't slowed down, and VRAINS has been broadcasting for nearly two years, but it's effectively a candidate for ban, which is a ridiculous situation.

It is abnormal that the card used by the hero, or rather the ace monster, is regulated within one year.
As a result, I think that the lack of turn 1 limit created a loop, and it was a card that was clearly broken due to a mistake in adjustment.

Arguably the most popular solitaire deck
Therefore, the unfortunate dragon that tends to be seen as a solitaire part instead of the main character's trump card
It seems that there is a mysterious layer trying to establish the name of this card as "Shogoryu"

Perhaps it was positioned as the new protagonist's ace, but perhaps because it's a difficult-to-handle solitaire effect, it didn't do much in the anime, and was abused in OCG, so it didn't leave a very good impression.
Perhaps for this reason, he is officially treated as Yusaku's ace by Accesscode Talker. pathetic.
It's a very loose designation of any monster, but it's a Link 4, and on top of that, it needs another monster to activate its effect, so it requires high deployment power.
However, if you can make the most of it, it can already demonstrate tremendous development and obstruction power.
It could have been prevented if there was a 1-turn activation limit on the name, but perhaps because it appeared in the early days of Link, the adjustment was lax.
Due to its potential, it was active in combination with the injection system from suppression, and it was active in such things as the preceding 1 kill, and at first it was able to avoid regulation by shielding the injection type monster that was used together, probably because it was positioned as the main character's ace, but this potential is still great. Unforgivable, in the end, he accomplished the disgraceful feat of being the first ace of the protagonist to be designated as restricted or prohibited.
After that, about a year after the end of VR, it was errata and returned. In addition to having a 1-turn activation limit, he has a performance suitable for Cyberse.
Do this from the beginning! It is an adjustment that should be said, and Cyberse is a performance worth adopting.

Among the 10th gen cards that tend to be self-reliant, Fliche Bounce, which retains the scent of the 9th gen, is the only one so far, and it is useful as one of the trump cards of the Link Deck. Even against the weak point of being blown away by Braho before using its effect, which tends to be found in figurine-type monsters, it has the advantage that it won't fall for free by collecting the GY card. If you pick up a hand trigger, you're a demon.
The problem is that it refers to the number of mutual links, and it is heavy with 4 links, so mass deployment is essential. If possible, it is smart to take it out even once and use it for resuscitation.
The effect of (2), which tends to be hidden in bounces, is also quite useful, and can be used to support this card that requires reciprocal links. If you revive this card and put a few reciprocal links from the state where you have extra summoning rights, the board advantage is considerable.

A Link 4 monster that uses 2 or more monsters as materials.
The material is 2 or more monsters, and the same link 4 "Borreload Dragon", "Topologic Bomber Dragon" is looser than "Topologic Bomber Dragon", and tokens such as "Scapegoat" can be arranged.
There are two effects: field or GY bounce, and link destination is battle destruction or GY, and monster development from hand. The bounce effect can only be used once and requires a mutual link, but if there are multiple mutual links, it can bounce multiple times and can be used during the opponent's turn, making it a very powerful effect like Constellar Ptolemy M7. Also, since there is no 1-turn restriction with the same name, you can prevent the opponent from deploying by using multiple units with the same name. The conditions for deploying monsters in the hand are loose and there is no 1 turn limit, so it's likely to be abused in an infinite loop sooner or later.
A Link 4 monster with loose materials and powerful effects that is extremely easy to handle.

A dragon that doesn't turn 1 for some reason. A dragon that didn't notice the sentence "reciprocal link" and bounced as many as the number of cards on the link destination.
A dragon (Cyberse) that comes out with stupidly loose conditions even though it's an L4. Depending on the deck, he may or may not be able to use the bounce effect, but whether it's a hand trigger or not, it's usually strong to be able to recover it.
For some reason, the effect that doesn't have a turn 1 is dangerous, and just by link summoning or synchronizing using the child of the link destination, the cards in your hand will disappear. There are no restrictions such as level restrictions, let alone race attributes, for children that can be produced.
I can only think that I forgot to write down various things such as depending on the opponent and turn 1.
It was nerfed and made a little weaker. Well, it was originally banned class, but now it's just normal strong

It's been said for a long time that it's bad to reprint too early (pointed out)
The effect of 1 is an effect that bounces up to 3 cards from the field and GY in a free chain.
The condition of mutual link is necessary, but it is not so difficult.
Useful for checking and assisting P summons from your hand.
The effect of 2 is very loose compared to when it is sent to his GY, and you can further assist the deployment from your hand. strong! !
Why is it tied to turn 1 with the same name anyway? There was no such thing.
The bigger problem is that it's a card used by the main character, so there's no need to worry about it being regulated. (While looking away from some fucking monkey)
KONAMI "I made it so you can't get it out easily with Link 4! You don't have to add a turn with the same name!"
As a duelist who thinks about loops and combos every day, of course it wasn't okay.
The usual conmai. The sweetness of the filling remains the same.
It may seem difficult to spot at first, but in the current environment where Venus, Scapegoat, Link's unique material reduction, and mass deployment are easy, it's at the level of "What's that?"
What was slowing down?
Mr. Konmai didn't say a word about slowing down, so it can't be helped.

New 260 yen.
Although it is Vrains' flagship dragon, various loop combos have already been discovered as a substitute for Duroren because the range and number of bounce effects are strange, and it does not have a turn 1 with the same name. I hope the main character's ace regulation doesn't happen during the broadcast period...
The (1) effect of the problem is the bounce in the free chain. It can bounce up to 3 cards, but it needs to be in a mutually linked state, so it's a difficult effect to take advantage of unless it's a deck because he's pretty good at deploying.
(2) is the effect of calling the follower from your hand when the linked monster goes to his GY or is destroyed in battle.
This is also broken, and even if you use it as a link material yourself, you can call the subsequent ones. With (1) the bounce ability, he can return monsters from GY to his hand, so there is no particular problem with the monsters he puts out, and there is no turn 1 restriction attached to this effect.
In a theme like Infernity that can be mass-deployed, it's a monster with terrible specs that can be exploited as much as you want.

A glorious 2500 RBI hero ace monster.
Even though it is a Link 4, the material specification is loose, so it comes out from a single Skeleton or from a continuous link summon.
The Frichetremis effect is quite strong when 1 is mutually linked, and even if it is only one time, there is no same-name binding, so just by mutually linking with the same name, it becomes a powerful formation.
The effect of 2 is also powerful, and this is also a stepping stone for mass deployment without turn restrictions.
Continuous linking is also possible, and it is easy to connect to the effect of 1.
At this point, will it be further strengthened to have the strength of the already completed...
Because it is too strong, it is designated as a restricted card for the first time as the main character Ace,
Even in anime, if it has an effect and there are few leftovers, it's pretty bad to handle...

The main character of VRAINS, Playmaker's ace and impregnable guy is Guardragon.
It has the effect of immediately bouncing the number of times triggered when co-linked, and the effect of allowing him to Special Summon from his hand when the linked monster is sent to his GY.
Anyway, it is a greedy dragon that seeks monsters, and it only works as a second effect on its own. Since he uses the effect only after sending Link Monsters and linked monsters to his GY, it is necessary to deploy a large number of monsters or efficiently deploy this card.
If you have an environment where you can work, you can use the powerful effects of bounces and special summons from your hand that have no turn restrictions, even if only once. It's powerful even with one, but you can bounce multiple times depending on the reciprocal link.
As the end point of Link Solitaire, it was popular to line up these cards and link them together. He continued to develop loop combos and threw cards with injection effects one after another into the forbidden prison. This situation has the potential to affect the future of VRAINS itself.

No re-recording! No, it's a different picture! ?
A new dragon race that appears with a powerful effect...
To be honest, I thought that the effect was too strong and the price would soar
Sending an appendix for a jump...
Well, it helps that I can get it right away!

An ace monster controlled by Yusaku-kun, the main character of Vrains. And it is also a problem child whose effect has been lively in the Yu-Gi-Oh area long before it appeared in anime.
It has the effect of free-chaining as many monsters as the number of mutually linked monsters, and the effect of Special Summoning monsters from your hand if the link destination is destroyed by battle or sent to GY. Since he is a Link 4, the difficulty of reciprocal linking is quite high, but since he can be used on the opponent's turn and has the possibility of multiple Tremis, I can only see the future of being abused. Also, he has a lot of conditions for the Special Summon effect. It can be used just by link summoning normally, and unlike (1), there is no turn limit here. You can use it to satisfy the mutual link in the first half, or Special Summon the monsters returned to the hand by the recovery effect.
A next-generation ace who has been flying solitaire since the beginning of the 10th generation. He's already showing off his troublesome streak with one kill on the first go.
In addition, it was re-recorded speedily in less than a month after its first appearance. It's definitely supposed to be the centerpiece of the new pack, but what does it mean to announce a reprint before the release...

It's Yusaku's ace card. It requires 4 or more monsters as materials, but 《Scapegoat》and Infernity can easily be used.
While protecting the board built up with ① effect, it feels like expanding further from your hand with ② effect.

2 monsters and any monsters are fine, and since the material specification is loose, it's better to use tokens directly.
The effect of ① is an effect like adding Pleiades and Tremis, and it is an effect that can do too many things such as collecting GY and interfering with the opponent, so it is ridiculously strong.
② is an effect that allows you to Special Summon anything from your hand with loose conditions
This is also a ridiculously strong effect with no turn 1 limit.
It is a card that goes very well with a deck that specializes in arranging bang bang in advance with the 1st effect [suppressing opponent's interference] & 2nd effect [supporting the deployment of monsters], specifically [Infinity]. I think it's a card that looks like it's going to do something pretty bad if it's incorporated into a specialized deck like [Wind-Up].
Crazy Link Summon, I thought it was a card used by the main character in the first regular pack, and when I first saw 《Stardust Dragon》in Synchro, I was surprised at the level of the class, and I thought it was a crazy effect.
Well, the point is [Line up the monsters and do a link summon! ! ! I wonder what will happen to Link Monster in the future...

Many people expected the word "reciprocal link" before it was officially announced, and it was as expected. Even if it's only once, up to three bodies can be bounced or recovered at the moment. There is no turn limit, so if you link cards with the same name, it will be the second coming of Bryu. It seems interesting because the hero's ace didn't seem to have a bounce effect until now. We expect a new legend with Yusaku-kun and his Accesscode Talker.
…that’s fine…
The problem is the second effect.
"Special Summon 1 monster from your hand."
Um... so any monster in hand that can be Special Summoned is within range? It's so loose...
condition is?
…Oi oiiii! Too loose!
Well, in other words, it is also possible when it is used as a Synchro or Link material.
…Is there no turn limit for this too!?
Why did you bother to split the effect into two... Ah, for the Pendulum and the Token.
…It seems that KONAMI has no intention of slowing down the environment…Inflation is inevitable.
"Extra Link" was also announced, but I'm afraid of the near future...
Postscript: Already... reprinted?

Yusaku's ace monster that inherits the Yu-Gi-Oh tradition of 2500 RBI. The effect is the bounce of the free chain and his Special Summon from the hand if the linked monster is destroyed in battle and sent to GY. The free chain bounce can only be activated once on the condition that the number of monsters that are mutually linked is limited, but it is very powerful because it can be activated according to the opponent's development. Because there was no turn 1 in the effect, it quickly became a toy for the satisfied people. Didn't he at least think of adding a turn 1 to the 2nd effect? As long as the material is a monster, it can be used with a single 《Scapegoat》.