Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir →Used Deck

When set to Defense Position, it exerts a powerful lock ability that does not divide 《Skill Drain》and 《Swords of Revealing Light》. Furthermore, unlocking is very easy for a card of this kind.
It has resistance when it is set to Attack Position. Wouldn't it be nice to have a relatively safe battle when you want to carry Azeus on board?
Personally, I like the OCG version of the illustration because it has a feeling of alcohol dregs. The MD version is cute though
smells bad

Among all-purpose rank 4X monsters, it is one of the most prestigious Numbers!
The effect is naturally strong, but one of the reasons why I want to use it is that it looks like a monster and is cute.
If you want to say something, I would like you to change the name to "No.41 Mud Sleeping Terror Beast Baguska" and become a Dinosaur!

With the appearance of Link Monster, it's easier to deal with than before, but it's still a powerful enough suppressing card. It is also the most likely candidate to stop when hit with extra G.
It is also attractive that lights do not work at all.

A place-connecting entertainer who connects the place on behalf of the late big figure.
A defensive move that surpasses one turn by standing up as a substitute for the time being when the ideal lineup cannot be laid out due to card accidents or interference. Even though he is a substitute, the effect is strong and he can be said to be shut out except for Link Monsters.
However, in Yu-Gi-Oh, if it's not his deck with such a concept from the beginning, it's a game where the one who goes on the defensive loses, and if you evaluate this card alone, you can never give a high score.
Still, the fact that he is active in the field is due to the fact that the number of obstructive measures to stop development has increased due to the correction of the disparity between the first attack and the second attack, and the influence that he has taken measures to turn over with every deck.
In the past, it was built with a recoverable development assuming a match against Effect Veiler, but the Yu-Gi-Oh's interference in Reiwa is not as good as it was at the time, and it is often the case that even recovery is impossible.
When you fail in such a development and lose your balance and you have to survive the return turn, you can rely on this vermin imitation. In Reiwa Yu-Gi-Oh, which has a variety of removal methods, it's honestly quite difficult to survive a turn with this guy alone, but when you're stalled by the opponent's interference, it's often the case that you've drawn too many interference cards, so it's interference. If you bring it into the air mud match of vs interference, the winning chance remains.
And if you managed to survive somehow, this is where this card really comes into its own. Since the defense by the permanent effect becomes a hindrance when you attack yourself, you would have to take a separate means to retreat, but this guy simply changes the battle position to stop the interference.
His splendid footwork, which perfectly matches the arrival of the main character and retreats to the wings of the stage, is the reason why he is a master of connecting the stage. In addition, since the monsters on the opponent's field are still in Defense Position, it has a management ability that prepares a guest to punch and say "Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder". When in Attack Position, it gains so-called dragoon resistance, making it difficult to stop the attack. Overflowing.
In general, its locking performance is not strong on its own, but it has a high affinity with a variety of obstruction cards that can be said to be indispensable in Yu-Gi-Oh, and has a meta effect that pierces the monster-heavy environment. It seems to be highly rated.

If you can get Rank 4, put it in for now.

In a deck that can rank 4, it's pretty strong as a compromise to get when you get extra G etc.
It can hit the opponent more than a poorly suppressed monster, and since it can put the opponent in his defense position, it can easily become Azeus even if the opponent has a monster with high attack and defense.
The effect of Attack Position is also useful for opponents who mainly remove traps and other tactics.

It is a character rare in the first Korepa. Please fix it.
A suppression monster that seems to be asking for an access code. However, it is difficult to develop if it is put out in the first move.
Deal with Scareclaw Kashtira.

Rank 4 strongest rock monster.
He can block anything other than Link Monsters, except monsters with perfect immunity.
It can also be used for turning the second attack, but after all, it is too strong for the first attack to use it for locking. If you have 《Parallel eXceed》, you can summon a Link Monster and line it up.
Even if it's destroyed in battle, your opponent has already finished the battle phase, and if it's not removed, you can hit it with Baguska and become Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder. Since it's a basic Defense Position, it's strong that 《Lightnin' Storm》doesn't work. Well, if the opponent is his deck, which is mainly linked, it can be easily broken through.
It also has a high defensive power of 2000, so only Codebreaker Virus Swordsman can be destroyed by battle with links 1 and 2.
Shouldn't the DEF have been set to 1500 or less, or the effect target of (2) should have been set to "only monsters summoned from EX"?
To be honest, I don't mind using it myself.
It's a monster that can be seen through KONAMI's ulterior motives, which wanted to sell Link at the time, but it's already fulfilled its role, so I want it to be errata or banned.

A rank 4 sleepy guy.
《Skill Drain》out of EX cannot be weak. Moreover, since he can't attack, depending on the deck, he is strong enough to cry and surrender when one of these is played.
Although Link Monster has a definite drawback of being powerless, he is likely to see fewer Link Monsters in the future due to regulations, which is a tailwind.
Since the effect is similar to Gravity Bind and Area B, it causes a strong rejection reaction when used for recovery. If you do too much, you will retire again, so be moderate. Most returners don't have a link.

Alcohol is good~ (*´﹃｀*)
It would be strange if he was in Defense Position. Everyone will become Defense Position and guide you to the world of dreams. Since the effect is in the dream world, it cannot be activated. It's pretty insane to do that, and the timing of losing materials is also your own standby phase, so its binding power lasts quite a long time.
Normally, it would be allowed due to the presence of Link Monsters, but there are events in Master Duel such as the Xyz Festival and Synchro/Xyz Festival that his Link Monsters cannot participate in, and if he is dropped in such an event... ・・・

At the time of (2) Defense Position, I think that it is an excellent lock effect to put each other's monsters in Defense Position and block the activated effect.
Although it doesn't work against his opponent's Link Monster, I think it's also an advantage to be able to use it together with his Link Monster.
Although there is a limit to the time that can be maintained, I think I can earn enough time.
It's a rank 4 with no restrictions on the material, so I think it's a strength that it's easy to put out.

A powerful delay card that can negate monster effects other than permanent effects, and boasts VFD's overwhelming power. When I'm in trouble, there are many things that can be managed if I set this guy up for the time being.

One of the Numbers, the incarnation of laziness that rules the field.
One of the many control monsters in the EX Deck that is extremely easy to put out and reliable.
A monster used in Rank 4 Decks and Link Decks that use Level 4 monsters. With Rank 4 Decks, it buys time during the opponent's turn, and can even become Azeus on the next turn.
Also, although the threshold to put out is a little high, he can create a situation where you can cast Skill Drain only on your opponent when you line up with Link Monster.
I think Gouki is the easiest deck for him to create that board. After deploying Isolde, Power Lord, Codebreaker, etc. from 2 Gouki on the field, he can be X-summoned with Suplex and Codebreaker Zero Day revived by Face Turn.
At the same time, you can play 《Knightmare Gryphon》or Apollousa, so your opponent can prevent the LINK 1-2 monsters from deploying and counterattacking. And here you can punch the opponent on the other side of the defense. It's a pretty brutal combo.
In this way, depending on how you use it, it is possible to exert control power that overwhelms other control monsters. Of course, it is weak against removal by general-purpose cards such as Sambol, Kaiju, and 《Forbidden Droplet》, but it is possible to completely block his deck, which is a combo type that does not rely on it very much.

The length of time you can stay is much longer than the impression you get from the text.
It is nice that both the effect of Attack Position and the effect of Defense Position are strong.
The defensive effect when in the Defense Position tends to get a lot of attention, but with a general-purpose rank of 4 and 21 RBIs, its destruction and target resistance are usually exceptional.
From the beginning of the 11th term, it became possible to transform into Vespeneit alone before self-destructing, and into Azeus after a wake-up attack, making it even more convenient to use.

As a Rank 4 that requires two unspecified bodies, it has exceptional hardness and ability to control monsters.
There is a deadline, but enough time. It is also an advantage that there is no need to hold the material to demonstrate the effect.
However, its status is not high, and it is weak against monsters that activate effects outside of the field and links that do not become defensive. However, even against his Link-centric deck, material personnel can be neutralized, and the impact is not small.
It also affects your own army, so it's difficult to coordinate, but with the appearance of Link and Vespeneit, it's easier to remove it. The latter has a penetrating ability, so synergy is strong.
It's an X that's good for buying time.

A rank 4 monster that appeared in the early days of link summoning in the 10th term.
It has the disadvantage of self-destructing if the X material cannot be removed, but as long as it exists in the Defense Position, it has the terrifying effect of negating the effects of all monsters on the field in Defense Position.
It has the disadvantage of not being effective against Link Monsters, but as long as you use the monsters in your main deck for deployment, it's unlikely that it will have any effect.
Although it affects you, there is not much of a problem with playing this card after it has been fully developed on the first turn. .
In particular, it has a good affinity with 《Borrelsword Dragon》, and you can play as much as you want during your main phase, and prepare for your opponent's turn while using that card's effect to put this card in Defense Position during the Battle Phase.
Currently, among Rank 4X monsters, it has top-class control power, so I would like to have one in my Deck where Level 4 can be arranged.

It's weak against Link Monsters, but it's pretty good as a suppression card because it can stop the effects of materials.
This guy makes Link Monster more and more essential

Among the unrestricted Rank 4 cards, it's the strongest card in terms of troublesomeness.
If you put it in Defense Position, all monsters will be in Defense Position and the effect will be negate, so it's good to have a good time anyway.
Due to its characteristics, Link Monster is powerless, but it negates the activation of monster effects that are essential for deployment, so when it is set up first, depending on the hand, you may want to frown unintentionally.
The effect in Attack Position is not uncommon these days, but it's still a strong resistance, so I feel that it's strong that you can hit it without hesitation unless it's a very good card (although I haven't seen it at all).

I think the way you handle the X material is amazing. There was such a usage...
I think that it is easy to put out because it is 4 × 2.
The effect of ① is only an effect that targets "targets", so it is not possible to remove all of them.
The effect of ② is also activated only when you are in a wall state, and it will not hit enemies in Attack Position. It doesn't work for Link Monster!
Also, when the X material runs out, it disappears, so additional material cards are also required, which can put pressure on the Deck.

I also use it because it's extremely useful, but to be honest, I don't really like it. It perfectly forms the card and stereotype that you absolutely want to include if you use rank 4, and it is rare to see his deck without this card. It is the detonator for the promotion of Link Monsters, and has greatly reduced the value of Fusion, Synchro, Xyz, and Pendulum. It is a presence that can be a factor. Perhaps, considering the Link Monster promotion policy of the management side, the probability is not high, but the binding force is too strong, and there is a possibility that it will be banned as a factor that creates a stereotype as a factor that deprives the existence of monsters other than Link. I feel like I can get it, but what do you think?

It is excellent as a stopping effect among all-purpose rank 4 that you want to stand first.
Compared to Fresia and Abyss, it feels a little plain, but if there aren't many decks that don't require preparation or are affected by effects, it's clearly differentiated.
Be careful with Link Monsters.

Yes yes, you can use the link❗
I think that the performance of the card itself is quite high.
The Defense Position has a fairly strong locking performance.
If you put it in Attack Position on your turn, you can unlock it, so I think it's easy to use.

New generic rank 4.
Attack Position's effect is his Majespecter resistance, but his stats aren't that high, so the only time it shines is when he's going to shave off his LP at the end, or when he's going to defeat a lower class that has to be beaten by all means.
The effect of Defense Position is the favorite, and it is a permanent effect that defends everyone and negates the effect activated by the Defense Position monster.
It applies to you too, so it hits you hard too, but if you go first, he can play it in Defense Position, and then move it to Attack Position the next turn to unlock it, and it can be used to buy time.
Since Link Monster doesn't go into Defense Position, if you use this to finish off Link's full deployment, it's likely that he'll be reminiscent of Shock Ruler, who teamed up with Pendulum. It's still a story for the future because it's going to be a hard time.

A link-promoting card with an Xyz skin.
It doesn't hit Link Monsters or people with complete immunity, but many monsters fall into a deep sleep with this card. His Deck, which relies on monster effects for removal, has a lot of decks, so it can be said that the binding power is quite high.
It can be said that it is an excellent rank 4 overall, as it is reliable when it comes to attacking after waking up from sleep.

General-purpose rank 4 that appeared after the new master rule.
The stats are not good, but in the case of Attack Position, you can have a strong resistance, so you can use it as a last resort.
In the case of Defense Position, set a fairly strong lock and buy time
It's a good idea to unlock it and use it as a link material when attacking.
It doesn't stick to Link, but rather it can be said that it's a monster because Link is there.

At rank 4 with no material binding, the disadvantage of self-destruction if the material cannot be removed, the effect of granting effect resistance and destruction resistance to target itself in the case of (1) Attack Position, and the effect of (2) Defense Position It has the effect of negate the monster effect activated by the defending monster while making all face-up monsters defend.
(1) resistance is powerless against combat destruction and untargeted effects, but still powerful. After canceling the effect of (2) on your turn, you can use it as an attacker with resistance.
(2) blocks the activation of monster effects, and additionally forces defense, so combat is also blocked. Therefore, it is limited to Link Monsters whose countermeasures do not become defensive, monsters with permanent effects such as monster effect resistance and attacking while defending, and Spells and Traps. It extends to myself, but it's easy to cancel just by switching to Attack Position.
When used in conjunction with his own Link Monster, he can unilaterally attack with his Link Monster and suppress it until it self-destructs, while blocking the opponent's monster's attack and negating the activation of its effect to hinder the opponent's development.
In addition, it is also good to use it for link materials and suitable costs before self-destruction.

A ridiculous general-purpose Rank 4 suppression monster that can negate about half of monster effects just by standing, even though it can't negate permanent effects. It's been said a lot, but he's insanely strong when standing next to a line of Link Monsters.
If Gouki makes full use of rematches and Shirayuki, he can afford to line up Link Monsters and set this guy up, but he's sleeping on the field. Good compatibility.
For some reason, if you open the cover of suppression, you will become an attacker who has resistance to target resistance and effect destruction and waits for an excellent hit point, so you can cover it first and open the cover on the return turn to perform a massacre.

Good kids should stop drinking so much that they'll open a bottle of beer.
Attack Position gives you resistance to god binding, but this is a weak ability and it would be subtle without a lot of enhancement. Therefore, this card will operate exclusively in the Defense Position.
Forces Defense Position and negates the effect that activates, so the monster will fall asleep with this card until it self-destructs. It's powerless against Link Monsters, but conversely, you can continue to unilaterally hit with his Link Monsters.
A card that can be expected to have considerable control power if it can be put out first. However, there are many holes such as the removal of Link Monsters and Spell Traps, so it may not be possible to expect too much.

A card that seems to be particularly dangerous even in this time
And sure enough rank 4
It is also a good point to be able to switch the switch, such as surpassing the opponent's actions in the Defense Position on the opponent's turn, and switching to the Attack Position on the opponent's turn to cancel the effect.

"A very unique monster." A new all-purpose rank 4 that spreads intense drowsiness to the surroundings by sleeping itself.
Just by being in his Defense Position, he blocks all monster attacks and even their effects, so his influence on the field is considerable. However, after 3 turns, it self-destructs and similarly blocks the actions of its allies, so rather than suppressing it, it will only create a stiff state.
"What I want to pay attention to is his relationship with Link Monster." It's useless against Link Monsters that don't become Defense Position, but it can crush the link summoning process, and by using it together, you can launch a one-sided attack. It can't be a meta for Link Monster, but it could be a good sidekick.
Its resistance is strong, but it's a pity that this is limited to Attack Position. It might not be a bad idea to think of Fresia as a strong defender who can even attack if the need arises, but since she can self-destruct...if the X material runs out, why not use it as a link material?

A generic rank 4 monster that appeared again. Attack Position and Defense Position have different effects, and in Attack Position, it has target resistance and effect destruction resistance, but since it has a low 2100 RBI, it will be destroyed in battle if it is not assisted with Number Wall. Therefore, basically it will be issued in Defense Position. In the case of Defense Position, it is a lock effect, and it is possible to negate the effects of Defense Position coercion and Defense Position monsters. It's a pretty strong lock, but the problem is the presence of Link Monsters that don't go into Defense Position. For that reason, depending on the opponent's deck, the hit will be quite bad. That said, even if you use a Link Monster, it basically uses the effects of lower-class monsters, so unless it's a mass P, it's unlikely that it won't hit you at all. It is very convenient as a rank 4 to stand for the time being.

I think that the troublesomeness as an ornament is as good as Frecia.
The player can unlock it on their own turn, so if they don't use links or permanent effects, many of his decks will be unilaterally tied up.
In order to dodge this card's attack, it is necessary to take countermeasures such as Air Force, Total Alignment, and Reconciliation that are neither targeted nor destructive.
Somehow I suspect that he was printed to sell Link Monsters because this card is not applicable.
… It's no secret that TRUE doesn't work very well.

Pseudo shielding sword. Monster effects other than permanent effects are blocked, but they are completely helpless against Link Monsters and monsters that are not affected by effects. On top of that, like a protective sword, it self-destructs on the third turn. A card that can be put in if there is an extra slot in his Deck, which does not have a slot for a shielding sword.
In the case of Attack Position, although it gains strong resistance, the hit point is low for Rank 4, and even if it is replaced with a shielding sword, there are many rival Rank 4, and even if it is used in Defense Position, it is easy to use Spell & Trap. There doesn't seem to be much room for action in this environment that can be removed...

As a Rank 4 with no restrictions, depending on the display of his Xyz Monster, I think he will be able to gain the upper hand when he is at a disadvantage.
His Attack Position has some resistances, and his Defense Position needs to change the display, but I think the negate effect is still very influential.
If you have to consume one Xyz material on your turn,
It may look difficult to handle at first glance, but there is no need to worry as it may be destroyed or eliminated during the opponent's turn.
I don't really care about the disadvantages, I think it's a monster.
However, in this illustration of Xyz Monster, he's holding alcohol... I heard that model Baku sleeps while eating dreams...