Link Disciple →Used Deck

Link 1 monster used by Yusaku
Now Honored Mathmech Link 1
《Link Devotee》's partner
Disciple and Devotee are Japanese for disciple and believer.
Both have performance that can be said to be the child of link summoning.
The summoning condition is level 4 or less.
Cyberse's deck is easy to play
It is a perfect existence to send Cyberse with GY effect to her GY
"Salamangreat Balelynx" has the same summoning conditions, but it's a different job, so I'll omit it.
The ideal materials for disciples are 《Clock Wyvern》, which generates tokens on its own, 《Dotscaper》and 《Firewall Guardian》, which can be self-revived, and 《Cyberse Gadget》, which generates tokens with the GY effect.
Normal Summon will be the first move, but Cyberse has many monsters that can be self-deployed from your hand, so you can go all out.
Link Summon Devotee under Disciple with a token or self-revived monster
Disciple's strengths start here
Sacrifice Divorty under the activation condition of Disciple's effect and re-draw
At first glance, it looks like you lost 1 card and changed your hand, but when you are sacrificed when divorty is linked, two tokens are generated.
This token generation is the body of the disciple's effect.
This is a combo that Yusaku actually used in the original work.
If the opponent uses 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》for this effect, it will be profitable
There's no way that you can generate two tokens and have a weak redraw
The disadvantage of Devotee's "Special Summon" (not a Link Summon) is that it becomes impossible to Link Summon 3 or more Links this turn. However, now that my reliable junior, I: Mascarena, has arrived, I no longer care about this disadvantage if it is a move to put out one high Link Monster of the ace monster.
And once 《Firewall Defenser》s are implemented, they will be able to play an active role in the Yusaku Deck.
《Firewall Defenser》The dark fluid with a counter of 4 will stand up easily by moving from one to the other.
Now he's Mathmech, in the future he's Firewall and Disciples and Devotees have a bright future.
Although it was a delicate frame of the V jump appendix, it was saved by the increase in the card pool
It is truly a piece that captures the wind of an unseen world.

Comprehensive evaluation: The role of releasing 《Link Devotee》and increasing tokens.
I can't find any advantage in just exchanging cards for losing one monster.
Since it can actively release, it can be said that its job is to release "Link Devotee" and generate two tokens.
If you have 2 Cyberse, you can do it, and the number of Link 2 and below has increased, so I don't really care about the disadvantages.
With Cyberse's downward link marker, it's also suitable for converting low-level Cybers into Link Monsters, and there are enough Cybers to think about their own moves.

A Link 1 monster that can be deployed using low-class Cybers as materials.
It has the effect of exchanging cards by releasing the linked monster.
Rather than using effects, the main card will be to take advantage of Link 1's flexibility, such as sending Cybers Minor to his GY and extending the downward marker with low loss.
Alternatively, it is optimal to create a mutual link as a trigger to call Link Devotee tokens, which are clearly conscious of the combination in terms of names.
Link 1 of Cybers also has "Linkuriboh", but if we limit ourselves to Cybers, this is the widest range of materials. In the corner of the head of the Cybers Deck that needs Link 1 Cybers.

The effect is almost a bonus.
The only raison d'être of this monster is the ability to turn low-level Cybers that aren't supported by Linkly or Spider into Link 1 Effect Monsters on the bottom marker.
As a result, it is possible to play a certain role such as the final point of Extra Link and the material of Clock Dragon, so if Link that can be made with the same material appears in the future, it is possible that its position will be in jeopardy.

After all, the ability to send all of his Cyber-type monsters of level 4 or lower to his GY and convert them into his Link Monsters with downward link markers is one of the important tactics to start something for the time being. be.
In that sense, ignoring effects, he is almost always used in Cyberse Decks just because of the above performance.
Furthermore, if you want to make the most of this card's effect, it is recommended to send Link Devotee to this card's link destination. It is one of the moves that are used relatively often in the Ritual Axis Cybers.

The effect is similar to Goldratt. The usefulness of the effect itself should be inferred from this alone.
The usefulness of this card is to actively send any low-level Cybers to his GY to summon a Link Monster. In particular, the fact that he can actively send Buffalo to his GY, which is impossible with Talkback Lancer, is great, and there are no deployment restrictions like Devotee. The bottom marker is also highly rated.
Recently, it has acquired a new role of converting surplus monsters into materials for Clock Dragon.
For these reasons, it has sufficient performance as a general-purpose link for cyberspace. I definitely want one in my Cybers Deck. Since it is quite excellent as a deployment member, the evaluation is 8 points.

Relaxed summoning conditions are good
Because you can actively send Flame Buffalo to his GY
To be honest, even if there are two, it doesn't get in the way
The effect is just a bonus
If you grab the jar, actively summon it with this and return it to the EX Deck

It works great with the newly released 《Link Devotee》, allowing you to generate 2 tokens while exchanging your hand.
This score to raise the evaluation

The effect is subtle, but the loose summoning conditions are selling. [Cyberse] would be able to play an active role as an intermediary.

It has fairly low stats, and it is necessary to release the linked monster for the activation condition of the effect, and it is necessary to return the hand instead of a simple draw, so the disadvantage element is strong and frankly weak.
Since the requirements for link materials, which are summoning conditions, are loose, it will probably be used as a link 1 monster to create a stepping stone or relay point for high link monsters, and for reciprocal links.
There are Link Spiders and 《Linkuriboh》that have races and link markers, but this is his Cyberse-based deck, so the material conditions are quite loose, so it can be sufficiently differentiated.

Exchanging cards after losing a board ad is tricky. Since the exchanged hand is returned to his deck instead of being discarded, it is not possible to reduce disadvantage by activating GY.
If anything, it's important to spawn a down link with one Effect Monster, and having one will expand the deployment route. When using 《Cyberse Gadget》, he sends Gadget himself to his GY to create a downlink, so the order is to fill the EX zone with downlinks and then generate tokens. This works fine.

Cybers Link 1.
I don't want to use the effect much because it's an add loss card exchange effect, but it can be used as a material for Effect Monster's Cybers, so it's not bad to use.
A card that can be the starting point of development like Link Spider.

Cards that can be used as a starting point for developing link markers,
The material is Cyberse with a level of 4 or less, which is rather strict, and since the level is specified, it is not possible to use Link Spider as a material.
However, this card can be used with one "Effect Monster" as a material, so I think it's a pretty easy card to use in a Cyberse Deck.
The effect of exchanging one monster's hand with Release is not bad, and you can use it for a card that activates its effect by Release, such as "Holy Hour", or use [Control Takeover] to steal monsters. There is also an option that can be used, and in this case, you can move to Link 2, so I feel like using it properly depending on the situation.
Although it has a material designation, it has specs that can be used normally in Cybers, and its effects can be used for general purposes, so I think it's a card that's not bad in general.

You can exchange your hand, but it's kind of weird.
In the first place, the link destination needs to be released, and it seems that it will be a fork in the road for adoption to find out what it means to draw and return it to the bottom of the deck.
That said, if you can afford it, you can just use it, so if you look at it as a relay point, I think it's pretty good performance.
If you're going to use an effect, I'd like to reduce the disadvantage by combining it with something like Sangan.
Compared to Link Spider, this is an advantage even if it is a level 4 or lower Cyberse regardless of Normal Monster / Effect Monster.
If you want to focus on vanilla, such as Usagi Prediction GUY, use Spider.
If you want to focus on Cybers, let's use this one.

Next to Link Spider and Imduk, Link 1 is his Cyberse tie.
The marker is at the bottom, just like the Link Spider. As a starting point, you can call it to the EX zone and connect it to a horizontal marker, or use it as the smallest Link Monster that can be linked to the Firewall below.
"The monster effect is a hand exchange with monsters on the field as the cost." It's basically a disadvantage, so I'd like to combine it with Cyber Gadget and 《Draconnet》.
Link 1 has value in its own existence, so let's regard the monster effect as a bonus. It's a bit more exclusive than the Spider, but it's smaller than you'd expect from Cyberse.

If you look only at the effect, it's just a hand exchange, but since the cost is the cost, you'll almost certainly get a disadvantage. I want to combine it with decks and cards that can take advantage of his GY utilization by release.
However, since it can move like Link 1's Link Spider under the same Link Marker, it is possible for a Deck that uses Cyberse to function like a hub. I want to immediately release this card by connecting monsters with links on the left and right to the link destination.