Striping Partner →Used Deck

A Junior Cyber with the ability to Special Summon her GY Junior Cyber with an SS triggered effect.
A really auspicious guy with SS triggering effects and self-SS ability, but his true identity is a Special Summon monster who cannot Normal Summon and can only Special Summon with his self-SS ability.
Moreover, the conditions for activating the self-SS effect are extremely strict, as the "activation" negates the effect of the monster activated on your own field.
It doesn't support back and bubble shadows that negate the effect, and many of the things that negate the activation are negate destruction and costly things such as Counter Trap, and it's too much consumption to do it yourself. Inefficient.
On the other hand, it's hard to rely on the opponent, and it's not uncommon for the summoning effect of low-level monsters that can be Normal Summoned to trigger the summoning of GY. I guess.
If the resurrected monster's effect only negates, footwork is important for this kind of effect.
Even if it can't be helped that it can't be effective unless Special Summoned, I can't deny the feeling that it was good to have a monster that can be Normal Summoned.

A monster that SSs from the hand and lifts it up when the activation of a monster's effect on your field becomes negate.
Velor, it's very painful that it doesn't support infinite shadows. After all, the trigger can only be pulled by Counter Trap.

It's a catch, but it can only be activated by its own effect.
There are a lot of cards with major triggers, but there are many cases where it's not very convenient, such as being dealt with by removal, so it's highly dependent on the opponent.
I can pull the trigger with my own card, but honestly it's not worth going around like that to catch a lower class.
Even for care purposes, the impression is a little negative, and I think there are other cards that are more useful.

It's not a bad effect, but the conditions are heavy and it's dependent on the opponent, so it's conspicuously difficult to use.

A card that can be rolled back from negate. However, it is overwhelmingly difficult to use.
Note that the activation itself must be negate. In famous places, only divine counters satisfy the conditions. Therefore, it does not support negates such as Urara, Veiler, Mugenboei, etc., which have a high adoption rate, and Special Summon is extremely limited.
However, even if you try to summon him, the mysterious restriction that he cannot be Normal Summon is a hindrance.
The effect of (2) is excellent as a comeback. However, since the summoning condition is only (1), the chances of activation are extremely limited.
In addition to being able to operate only as insurance, the adverse effects of relying on the other party are too great. I can negate him by myself, but it would be putting the cart before the horse. I think 1 point is appropriate, but since it's a rare summoning condition, 2 points in hopes of being surprised.
I think it's one of the top 5 monsters in the ranking of monsters that easily rot in your hand.

●As you can see in the anime, you can use the 2nd effect of 《Lockout Gardna》to Special Summon! → Since the 2nd effect of 《Lockout Gardna》is not an effect that negates the activation, the OCG version of this card cannot be Special Summoned.
● Activate the effect of the monster revived by 《Cyberse Gadget》and use it as a trigger for Special Summon! → It is not possible because the "activation" itself is not negate.
●If you negate with 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》or 《Effect Veiler》, you can use it as a trigger! → None of the above two effects negate the activation, so this card's Special Summon cannot be triggered.
No, how can I use it....

The condition of Special Summon is quite limited, such as when the activation of the monster effect on the field becomes negate, and even if it has a built-in fishing effect, it has a high probability of rotting and it is difficult to adopt.
At least, if it wasn't a Special Summon monster, it could have been evaluated more.

The conditions are too strict

With a combo with 《Lockout Gardna》, you can get a Link 4 all at once!
Since the resurrection effect is level-specified, Link Monster cannot be revived. I think it's great for expansion!

Special Summon + fishing effect is good, but it is very passive by saying that it can be activated when the activation of the effect of the monster activated on your own field becomes negate. It's not that I can't satisfy myself, but it's hard to say that the return is commensurate. Normal Summon Personnel who can't do it. With this level of performance, I think there is no problem even if Normal Summon is possible.

Although the summoning conditions are a little harsh, if you succeed, you can immediately earn an advantage, which can lead to a link summon.
However, the too passive effect that can't be activated without eating the activation negate tends to pull the leg.

In fact, this card may be the first to have a special summon monster fishing effect that can't be normal summon.
At first glance, I thought that the Special Summon conditions would depend on the opponent, but I was able to do it myself.
Strong! I thought that for a while, but I noticed a mistake when I looked at the wiki, so I corrected it.
Immediately after watching → Oh! This can be done by activating the effect after catching the effect negate! strong!
Immediately after understanding → Counter Trap etc. can not be done unless the activation itself was not done ...?
what! ? If the effect of the activated monster becomes negate, can't you do a Special Summon!? ?
→ here now
You've become Kachidoki-kun in real life, you can't really use it. I thought that if I was going to put it out anyway, I should make it a better card.

Edited because I made a mistake with the effect.
When the activation of a monster effect is negated, Special Summon + GY's Cyber ​​stakes are lifted from your hand.
The effect itself is strong, but the trigger is a problem and it is quite backwards.
At least it's not very good to have insurance in case you suffer a disadvantage.
In the worst case, you can't compromise by ignoring the effect and summoning it and using it as a material.

A card that can Special Summon when the effect of a monster on the field becomes negate, and has the effect of Special Summoning GY's low-level Cybers when Special Summoning is successful.
The trigger for Special Summon is very unique and narrow. It can't be used against highly versatile cards such as Veiler and Urara, but even so, it's highly dependent on the opponent. Using the negate effect from yourself is also quite difficult in terms of advantage.
The benefits obtained are enough to revive low-level Cybers, but the conditions for Special Summon are too heavy, and it must be said that it is quite difficult not to be a monster that can be swung on its own.
The success or failure of Special Summon is mostly dependent on the other party. A card like this is pretty tough no matter how great the benefit is...