Linkbelt Wall Dragon →Used Deck

It has attack restrictions other than Link, link summoning meta, and easy summoning conditions.
However, I'm worried about the link meta, which has an effect on this as well, even though the link is used as the trigger for summoning.
Even if the link meta is centered on the link, it is unstable depending on the opponent whether it works or not. As it is, the opponent's next turn will have 3 counters, so there is a high possibility that it will have little impact on low-link centers.
Although the defense power itself can be stopped by lower classes, there are also low links with RBIs and removals that exceed their own defense, so overconfidence is not possible.
The habit is a strong impression. I would like to be able to handle it not only as an effect but also as an S, Rank 6 material.

It's a link summoning meta, but it comes out in response to your own link summoning, and if it's left as it is, you'll get a link 3 or less on your opponent's turn. Although it has the advantage of preventing continuous link summons, the status is also unsatisfactory, and if you don't reset the counter to 0 by link summoning again during your turn, it's a delicate deterrent. If you play Cyberse Link Monster and connect it to 《Secure Gardna》, you can reduce the counter to 0 while minimizing the consumption of cards, but the quirky part of link summoning while setting up the link summoning meta does not change.

A card that limits Link Summoning.
Since it puts two counters during Special Summon, if possible, I'd like to perform another Link Summon to remove it. Even so, since Link 1 can be used during the opponent's turn, it's hard to say that it's a powerful lock that can't be dealt with. Also, although it blocks attacks other than Link Monsters, the effects are not negated, so it may be handled unexpectedly easily. If you use this card as a material on your turn, you can unlock it unilaterally, so it would be ideal to have such a gimmick and use it flexibly.

Link summons can be locked, but it also limits your own link summons.
Also, after Special Summoning this card, if you don't Link Summon Link 2 or less once more, it will become a gabagaba lock.

Annoying child who sets attack lock and link summon lock at the same time. In order to unlock it, you have to break through it. It turns into a castle wall... If the lock is broken through, it turns into a mere figurine, just like a castle wall.
Even if you leave it out, it will break through with a loose condition such as link 3 or less, so it's that, but if you keep doing things like linking once on your turn and turning the turn, it's a ridiculous user called link 1. The lock can only be unlocked in a limited way (and the number of people who enter it is also limited), and a relatively solid lock can be set. In particular, his Deck, which doesn't use a lot of Links, often doesn't have Link 1 itself in the first place, so depending on the opponent, you can force a jam. What you have to be careful about is that Linkli frequently appears with tokens, etc., and since it's a monster before it's a lock mechanism, it's a big flaw that it can be destroyed by effect removal or effect negate.
Considering that, I think it would be difficult to hire him stably unless he is a deck because he can be used as a material without being particular about it as a rock member.

It's confusing because it has a lot of effects, but it's a rock monster that comes out of your hand. However, it also hinders your own Link Summons, and as soon as it appears, it will block Link Summons with 3 or higher Link Summons, so it is rather difficult to use this card as a Link Material.
Then, when it comes to using it as an ornament as usual, it actually has a lot of holes, and it's not particularly resistant and its stats aren't that high, so if you don't support it with other cards, it's going to be hard to survive. The summoning conditions are also somewhat troublesome.
However, if you successfully link summon after playing this card, the counter will be 0, and even if you get on the opponent's turn, you can only get up to 1 link and seal the link after that, so he specializes in continuous link summons. If it is a Deck opponent, it may be somewhat binding.

It's a card that seems to choose who to use, but it has a very interesting lock performance.

A very complex rock monster. A mysterious composition that restricts Link Summoning while blocking attacks other than Link.
When you link summon, you can Special Summon, a counter will be placed and the lock will start. After that, each time you link summon, the counter will decrease and the summoning suppression will be strengthened, and over time the counter will increase and the summoning suppression will weaken.
Its defensive power isn't that great, so it will be destroyed with a link of 3 or so, and since it doesn't have effect resistance or suppress the summoning of Effect Monsters, there's a risk that it'll be broken through by card effects.
Guardragon
It can reign as a card, but it's still vulnerable to removal. If you can't link summon continuously, the lock will weaken. It's a card with a strong habit, but...

A troublesome monster.
Appears on the field when you link summon, and initially suppresses the summoning of monsters with link 3 or higher.
It has 2 counters, but you can reduce it by 2 by Link Summoning, so if you summon a Link 2 monster after playing this card, the counter will be 0, and if your opponent is on standby, the counter will be 1, so you can't really summon a general-purpose Link Monster. .
Defense power is 2100, which doesn't seem high, but it's a little high line, but it can't attack anything other than Link Monsters, and Link Monsters can be suppressed from being summoned, so it's practically invincible.
By the end of the turn, there will be 2 markers, so if you keep summoning Link 2, your opponent will be unable to attack at all.
Beware of removal by card effects!

Link meta... but he's a dragon with the effect of suppressing attacks other than Link Monsters. Anyway, it says to Link Summon first.
For the time being, he can suppress attacks other than Link Monsters from Link Summons, and in the initial state, he can't even use Link Monsters above Link 2, so it's a kind of Link Lock, but it's because of the suppression of attacks other than Link Monsters. A subtle feeling. Although the LINK regulation is relaxed with each turn, it is difficult to perform continuous link summons because it will be regulated by 2 again if you perform a link summon.
In the initial state, it only controls attacks with LINK 3 or higher, and if it's removed or your opponent Link Summons it, that's all it takes, so it's a little lacking as a lock card. 7 points in anticipation of the future.