Steelswarm Origin →Used Deck

Steelswarm and Evilswarm, a dedicated link 2 that can be used by 2 monsters of this category
① Restriction to limit the expansion to the main monster zone from EX to the own marker destination
(2) Resistance obtained when a monster is required at the marker
③When the monster is destroyed, recruit her Evilswarm of 4 or less by that number
and three effects
Since Steelswarm and Evilswarm are based on decimal expansion, the request for two bodies is heavy.
In most cases, only this card can be put out and the deployment ends.
It's not a monster you want to actively put out
On top of that, resistance is also required separately monster
There is a hole in the deployment limit that looks powerful, and it is difficult to suppress it with this
3 can aim for mass deployment, but it is passive and has the disadvantage of missing the timing because it is an arbitrary effect at the time, so it is actually difficult to use.
In general, there are many effects that require other cards even after summoning.
It is a monster that is difficult to gain advantage and is only heavy
Since he has no new Steelswarm / Evilswarm at present since the 9th term
I want to strengthen it soon.

Suddenly appeared (in) Evilswarm Link 2
Due to the effect of ①, there is a limit to the number of EX monsters that can be placed in the main monster zone, and the opponent's monsters can only be deployed from EX to a maximum of 2 bodies, so it is quite unpleasant for the deck to suppress from mass deployment, and this This is also nice because if you deploy it side by side with the card, you will get target/destruction resistance.
Also, although the timing is easy to escape, the third effect can be triggered by destruction, and the high explosive power of the destroyed monsters, including the opponent, allows you to remove it with Torrent Funeral and Topolo, and only you can earn an ad. is also possible.
Its stats are also high for a Link 2, and in Evilswarm, it's worth adding in to get rid of Xyz bodies after using their effects.
However, if I'm greedy, I sometimes think that the effect of ③ is optional in some cases, and that the material designation should be a little looser.
It doesn't matter, but from this expression and LIGHT, I feel like he looks like Fabled.
Also, due to the rule change, I think it's a tailwind that it's possible to put opion etc. into the main monster zone only for yourself and cover it with this card at the end.

His Steelswarm monster after a long absence. Effectively, it's a Special Summon like Evilswarm Ophion. If anything, it can be said that it is a monster that shows its true value in the Evilswarm Deck.

The New Power of “In” Evilswarm Support
The lock effect is less restrictive, but it is useful for EX mass-developed link themes.
Also, the recruiting effect is not bad

Castor and Butte lamented, "Why didn't you make it Steelswarm?"
The way to put it out is roughly the same as opion, but since you can use magic cells, this one is looser.
He has a locking effect in a different direction from Opion, and he links up with each other, so he sticks in the deck.
If you put an extra monster in the place where this card says, you won't be able to defeat this guy this time, so it's a pretty nasty effect.
However, since it will be sent to the other extra zone, a maximum of two is allowed.
The Recruit effect is also quite strong, let alone the method, the effect will be activated even if you destroy anyone's monster.
If you get multiple copies at once, it will be possible to deploy a large number of them from the Deck, but if you do it, I wonder if it's around popular & braho or torrent.

This is a good card with a sense of excitement.
It's not overtly broken like halifiber or heavy metal, but it smells faintly suspicious. First of all, it has a high score at the point of self resistance and ATK that does not become a sandback, but it has a light lock effect and expansion effect. The miso here is the subtle anti-synergy that even if he's level 4 or lower deploys a large amount of Evilswarm, he can only put out Xyz under him. I think it's a message from Conmai called ☆. Let's build Steelswarm in Evilswarm together (laughs).

It has a lock effect that limits the summoning locations of your opponent's monsters!
It may be stronger than 《Excode Talker》
Also, using it, he creates a powerful lock by himself, giving himself destruction resistance!
Furthermore, it is cruel to build a strong wall that can not be scraped even if it is destroyed!

Steelswarm at the beginning? There is a disturbing face from below...
He has the Steelswarm name, but his effects are mostly Evilswarm.
Evilswarm's disgusting lock performance, conditional destruction resistance, and from the destroyed monster's deck, he made Evilswarm a special summon, which is quite high performance.
His lock performance is quite dependent on the opponent, and it is weak against his deck, which is the type that dominates with a single extra monster, but it is quite effective against his deck, which is the type that deploys a large number of extras such as Cybers. On the day Opion or Midrash is placed here, there is no doubt that you will want to turn your desk over.
The effects of (2) and (3) work well together, and depending on the board, it is possible to earn an unusual advantage if you use a full removal such as a torrent funeral or a black hole while you are resistant to yourself. However, note that the effect of (3) is an effect that misses the timing, which is rare these days.
It's pretty powerful when viewed as a single card, but the problem is that his Evilswarm/Steelswarm deployment power is low. By using Castor and Magic Cells, this card can easily be put out, but it has the drawback that it is difficult to connect it to later developments on a deck basis.

His Steelswarm in his LIGHT suspecting typographical errors. This card, which is the origin of it, is his LIGHT.
The effect of limiting the Special Summon of the EX card to the main monster zone to the link destination of this card, the effect that you can get super resistance if there is a card in the link destination of this card, the monster destroyed by battle / effect It has the effect of transforming into Evilswarm and recruiting.
The 1st and 2nd effects are designed to work together to make cards appear at the link destination of this card, gaining super resistance and consolidating the field. However, both effects have holes, especially the first effect cannot interfere with the opponent's placing cards in the EX zone, and it is powerless to revive. The 2nd effect also doesn't counter bounces or eliminations that don't target.
The 3rd effect is a step further because it requires a combo with a mass destruction card to sell. It's pretty strong against his Deck, which is the type that solitaires with Link Monster, but...

Link 2 made from Evilswarm.
If it exists in the Extra Monster Zone, it is easy to interfere with the opponent's deployment, as it is possible to restrict his Special Summon from each other's Extras from his Deck to the main monster to only his own link destination.
It is also excellent that if there is a monster at the link destination, the effect of granting resistance to itself and the ability to recruit lower Evilswarms for the number of destroyed monsters is engaged.