X-Krawler Qualiark →Used Deck

The direct attack effect that decides the game is powerful, but in many cases general-purpose links such as 《Accesscode Talker》work more effectively than this effect, which actually requires 7 bodies.
You can get 4 removals via Lib the World Key Blademaster and Knightmare Unicorn, which are probably in the Krawler Deck, and it's also a headwind that you can aim for a direct attack.
The (2) effect common to X-Krawler Link Monsters is also strong, but since he usually attacks himself, the low ATK 《X-Krawler Synaphysis》is the winner.
The material is also more tightly bound than the other two, and (although it has the advantage of not depending on the racial attribute change), it may not be adopted when there is no frame in the EX Deck.

Krawler's Big Boss. Due to the nature of the Krawler link body marker, if you don't put this guy in the EX zone first, he won't be able to line up Krawler's second core "X-Krawler Neurogos" and "X-Krawler Synaphysis" side by side, so the priority is high. be.
It has the property that the enhancement content increases according to the number of his Krawlers in his field, and if you have 6 of them, you win, and the qualiac that overwhelms the opponent with violence without allowing resistance is cool and full of romance. You can admire its beautiful appearance. Of course, even with 4 he's a pretty powerful monster because he sticks in Dragonmaid and Sky Striker decks.
The weak point is that Krawler himself is not good at deploying monsters on the first turn, and it is difficult to line up four creatures, and it is not possible to aim for the activation of the effect as expected. Even if you stand alone, you can only use the (2) effect, and the battle line will collapse in no time.
However, recently, I don't know why, but I suddenly received a nasty enhancement card called Krawler Soma, so the above weakness has been somewhat improved. He can line up 3 Krawlers at once, so it's not a dream to line up 6 of them in one turn! …maybe

If there are 3 "Krawler" monsters in addition to this card, the effect of (1) will strengthen the status of the "Krawler" monsters, and it will be possible to fight safely, which I think is excellent.
Even if it is eliminated, the effect of (2) can revive two "Krawler" monsters in the backside Defense Position, so I think it's good not to waste anything.

A monster that could be called a Krawler commander. It is certainly a strong monster, but considering the position of the link marker and its own effect, it is desirable to put it in the extra zone when you can align multiple Krawlers of him. Depending on the situation, his Krawler link or his Missus Radiant may be better, so don't put it into play without thinking.

Krawler X-Krawler is first sent to the EX zone in preparation for an all-out attack. With Krawler's maximum hit point and excellent link marker, a simple buff that becomes a powerful force when stacked with others, guarantees a safe attack in the battle phase with 4 bodies, and when combined with a direct when 6 bodies are available It's just like the end of the game.
It's a strong card that gave Krawler a valuable winning streak, but it's worth noting that the rule change has made the bounce harder.

As you can see from the image, the marker in the description column is a mistake.
Since this monster is a link 2, there are two markers, and the correct marker is the bottom right corner and the bottom left corner.
And that aside.
A card that can be said to be Krawler's commander-in-chief, the more Krawler he has on the field, the stronger his Krawler will be.
With 2 or more of his Krawlers, including himself, the ATK/DEF increases by 300. With 4 or more, the card effect is suppressed during the Battle Phase, and with 6, all allied monsters can attack directly.
He's a long way around, but his low RBI is worth considering as a game-winning move for Krawler. It's worth trying hard to see.
Unlike the lesser Krawlers, he can summon two Krawlers from GY no matter what he does. By the time this monster comes out, two of him should be Krawler and he should be rolling in GY, so if he doesn't use Link Monster, it's almost certainly possible to line up on the field. Since it will be called in the back defense, you can check it with the reverse effect of the lower class Krawler.
The conditions for issuing it are light, but it would be best to call it after the situation has been set to some extent due to the specifications of the effect.

Krawler's trump card and command center.
Something is wrong, but the markers are the lower right and lower left. Therefore, in Krawler, it would be a good idea to put this card first and deploy Synapsis and Neurogos in the main monster zone.
The effect of both bodies is to increase the ability common to Link Krawler. 4 bodies can activate the effect of Lightning, and 6 bodies can launch an all-out attack. At this point, the two Links are quite aggressive, and you can aim for a one-turn kill, but the question is whether he can deploy Krawler enough to fill the field with Link Krawler.
The second effect is not limited to this card, but Link Krawler has all of them, but you can disassemble the link and use Krawler again. Since it is set, Reverse can be activated again, so it will be quite annoying as there are many walls as opponents.

I think Krawler's strength lies in his Link Monster.
① is effective depending on the number of monsters in his Krawler. If you can collect up to 6 bodies, you can almost win, but it will be difficult.
② He recruits two Krawlers just by leaving the field, which is a relatively powerful effect. In principle, "leave the field" can be activated even if you return to the extra deck, and it will not be activated if you are face-down, but Link Monsters cannot be turned face down according to the rules, so almost 100% of the recruitment effect can be activated. No problem I think. (Except for Lightning Senpai).

All markers are facing your field. strong with just this