Powercode Talker →Used Deck

With the two effects of (1) and (2), I think it's excellent that he can negate the monster effect and attack him with ATK 4600.
Since you need 3 link materials and a release for the effect of (2), it's efficient to put him out once and send him to GY, then revive him with "Transcode Talker" or "Talkback Lancer". I think.

At first glance, the material looks heavy, but it's surprisingly light because you can use tokens.
4600 RBI coming out of the scapegoat, if you think of it as having negate effects, it will suddenly seem strong.
As any Duelist who uses Scapegoat will know, it's very painful to be able to throw his G that multiplies on your next turn after throwing Scapegoat. Engaging 《Linkuriboh》will cause 4 or more SSs, and if you try to get a high link, you will get at least 3 SSs.
At that time, if this card is in the extra, it will be an answer to the multiplying G, and it can be treated as Lightning in the Link-based Deck.
Personally, I think it's strong, but it might look weak to duelists who don't use tokens.

The material is heavy with 3 bodies, but the effect is strong. The effect of 2 requires another monster, and it can become ATK 4600, but it is difficult to aim. I don't think it's a monster that goes that far.

Her Accesscode Talker of FIRE, which is somewhat heroic, like Accesscode Talker.
The effect is simple yet powerful, and is particularly good at breaking through monsters among Accesscode Talkers.
① negate the effect. If you have battle destruction resistance, you can use this to negate her.
② is to increase her ATK to 4600 by releasing it. Not only can 4600 destroy most monsters in battle, but if it lowers her opponent's ATK, it also has the potential to bring it to the end of the game.
The weak point is that it's a little heavy as it requires three Accesscode Talkers, and in an environment where triggers fly around, it's obvious that this monster is blatantly aiming to break through monsters, so it's likely to be removed. .
Fortunately, there is no specification for the material itself, and I would like to use tokens etc.

A card that negates monster effects and has the effect of doubling the RBI by releasing monsters on the field during damage calculation.
It's not a bad card because it has excellent breakthrough ability, but the problem is that the material is "3 monsters". This means that you cannot Link Summon using a Link 2 monster as a relay. Especially since the appearance of 《Cynet Codec》, while the evaluation of his other Accesscode Talkers has increased further, the inflexibility that Link 2 cannot be used as a stepping stone for Link Summoning has become an enemy, and Link Summoning is difficult among Accesscode Talkers. came to be regarded. In addition, Excode, which has made great strides with codecs, has link markers on the left and right like this card, so the number of his Accesscode Talker Decks that do not use this card is increasing. .
If you want to make the most of this card, it will be that it is FIRE's Cybers. All of the newly added Salamangreat monsters are FIRE Cyberse, so depending on how the card pool grows in the future, this card may find a place to play an active role.

Monster effect negate and maximum firepower can be expected, but link materials are heavy and 4 monsters are required to produce maximum firepower. Then Link 4 doesn't have the maximum firepower, but there are options for cards that can break through with high versatility, so the effect is excellent. think.
However, since it is an Accesscode Talker monster, it may be easier to use if a monster with a special summon of its own or a fished monster appears in FIRE Cybers.

His Accesscode Talker of FIRE which seems to be able to play an active part normally in other decks of him rather than Cybers.
(Does that mean ghostly dreams?)
The effect negates the effect of one monster and doubles his ATK in the damage meter. The marker has some peculiarities, but it can be said to be an advantage in a sense because the latter effect can be used both as an extra and as a main.
However, if you think about his deck deployed with Accesscode Talker, the effects and markers are a bit out of place for interlinking, and it's unlikely to be needed unless you need high ATK on the return turn.
Also, since the material is loose, it seems that it can be used as a general-purpose (actually) Link 4 for an ordinary Deck, but recently there are many useful Link 4s, and it is difficult to spare a frame for an extra.
The effect is strong enough, but I have the impression that it is a type of card that is not often used.

Link 3 with no material specified since Gaia Saber.
In addition, Effect Monster has two useful effects, and its single performance is higher than Gaia Saber, but since Link 3 and 3 materials are specified, it is impossible for him to inflate with Link Monster.
If you can deploy another one after using this, you can process up to 4600 by itself.
The direction of the marker is useful even if it is issued from EX or from resuscitation.

His new Accesscode Talker, whose performance at the time of its first appearance, such as summoning a mysterious wilderness, was just like Sparobo.
It has the effect of negating the effect of one monster on the field, and the effect of doubling her ATK and attacking by sending the linked monster to her GY.
It can be said that the easy-to-understand firepower card has finally appeared in Cybers, where it was difficult to obtain firepower, even though there was a roundabout maximum firepower called Encode.
It is the personification of the push that even the resistance is erased by negate the effect, and the breakthrough power is considerable.
The binding of three monsters combines the pain of not being able to use relays and the advantage of being able to use tokens as they are. However, since he needs more release to activate the effect, should he be considered the most expensive monster in Accesscode Talker?
At present, Accesscode Talker has the highest firepower and can be said to be the best trump card candidate.

One of the Accesscode Talkers as a Strak signboard monster.
Although the material is fixed to 3, there is no restriction on the type and tokens are OK, so a single scapegoat is enough.
A child with an easy-to-understand performance that disables the opponent, consumes the link destination and hits with 4600 RBI.
Cyberse has few high RBIs, so it seems like he will be a reliable ace.

The head looks like V○P teacher or Iya ○ Cook.
Accesscode Talker of flame requires three monsters that can also use tokens, which is very loose, but the number of required materials is large.
It has a doubling enhancement on the monster effect negate of activation, and its combat power is high as its name suggests, but it requires a board add for enhancement, and it feels a little heavy due to the large number of required materials for its own summoning.
It's kind of like Link 4 in effect, but then he'll notice more powerful beings like Borrel Sword and Astram.
If you want to operate this, you want to make use of the fact that it is an Accesscode Talker. It takes a little effort to handle recorded and limit codes, but it can be developed with one card.
However, the priority of these cards is low in the original family, and the same flame Accesscode Talker has a heat soul that can be put out even with two bodies in an effect that makes it easy to get an add.
Their support also stands out because of the slowness of Trap, which does not mesh well with this aggressive card.
It's not bad, but it gives the impression of being in a delicate position.

Although it cannot use 3 monsters and link 2 as its material, it is a power cord that specializes in battle destruction.
Although both main and EX can secure the link target, this guy's main is 4600 RBI by releasing the turn 1 effect negate and the link target. Although it is targeted, even monsters with battle destruction resistance break through, and the link destination release forcibly breaks through the battle. Since you can negate the disadvantages of your own field, Accesscode Talker's power frame uses the 1st effect flexibly, and the 2nd effect hits 4600 RBI. The drawback is that the relay cannot be used.

Among the Link Monsters that tend to lack hit points, you can expect a higher breaking power due to its effect.
Compared to Gaia Saber, which is almost exclusively used as a relay point, it requires three materials, but this one is superior in terms of responsiveness.

Considering link markers, I think you can only double once. Even so, 4600 is a considerable number, and it can restrain the opponent, so I think it's easy to land an attack!

Linked pseudo-lightning
Currently the only Accesscode Talker where the link marker does not face the other party
The effect of (1) targets a monster and blocks its effect until the End Phase.
It can target not only opponent's monsters but also your own monsters, so it can be used for his Rokket. Is it a little disappointing that it was a starting effect
The effect of (2) is the effect of releasing the monster and doubling the RBI.
Although it requires a monster cost, it is excellent to be able to break through Ultimate Falcon, Chaos Max, etc. almost single-handedly. I want to use a sacred time or a token for the release.
It is a card that can be expected to be the most active in his deck like Sacred Rokket.

Notice of termination of EXCODE
The link marker is excellent, and it works well with both effects of Recoded.

Excode-kun Ikishiteru?
In addition to blocking monster effects, his ATK double effect at the time of calculation... that's good

The effect of 1 face-up monster negate, link 3 that can self-strengthen by releasing the link destination during battle and doubling the RBI.
Not only is it an excellent effect, but it is easy to use as it has no material restrictions, and the direction of the marker makes it possible to secure a link destination regardless of whether it is placed in the main monster zone or the extra monster zone.