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Card Kind

Attribute

Level

Type

ATK

DEF

Link Monster
Effect Monster

Cyberse

1500

2 Link Monsters
Gains ATK equal to the combined Link Ratings of the monsters used for its Link Summon x 300. Unaffected by monster effects, except Link Monsters' effects, and cannot be destroyed by battle, except by battle with a Link Monster.


	LINK - 2

password：23971061

Average Rating Score

5.7(10)

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"Doublebyte Dragon" card reviews and rating scores

5.7(10)

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シエスタ
2019/04/18 9:04

It's a tie between two Links, but it's easy to put out the Link itself, so it's easy if you just put it out. However, if you want to make the most of it, you need to use high-link materials as much as possible, and the EX tends to run out quickly.
As for the strengthening effect, it feels a little weak at 3900 even if you use 2 Link 4 as the material because the multiplier is low. If you just want a high RBI, there are many opponents such as Valeso who can do it lightly.
It not only hits but also has resistance, but it is powerless against magic and traps, and the adoption rate of the all-important link is very high, so the opponents who can effectively use this resistance tend to be limited.
In addition to having a habit of restricting materials, he is not very reliable as a battle / wall member. It looks like there is a possibility, but I think it's a low priority at present.

Good

カンベイ
2019/04/17 20:22

2 Link Monsters feels heavy, but if you just want to put them out, you can start with 1 《Rescue Rabbit》. However, if you want to aim for a high RBI, it's a different story. The total number of link markers is multiplied by 300, so if you want him to have an ATK of 3000, for example, you need a total of 5 links.
In addition, he is resistant to monster effects and battles other than Link Monsters, but his Link Monsters, of course, are not resistant to Spell Trap, so the impression is that there is a large gap in resistance. Especially versatile Borreload and Sword can deal with this card, so I feel even more lack of resistance.

Good

ヒコモン
2018/05/07 12:21

Since it is unaffected by monster effects other than Link Monsters, it will be a strong wall for decks that rely on monster effects other than Link Monsters to remove it. However, most decks use his Link Monster, and it is possible to remove it with Spell/Trap, so it is very difficult to say whether there is any point in using this card.

Good

備長炭18
2018/03/07 17:17

Requires two Link Monsters, which are not light materials, and seems to be strong against Link Monsters, but conversely, it is powerless against Link Monsters.
Combined with the low hit points of my own, I think there is little advantage to putting out this card.

Good

アルバ
2017/12/25 1:05

It requires 2 Link Monsters as materials, but like Ningirsu, it can be easily achieved by changing the token to his Link Monster, so it's not as heavy as it looks.
Rather, it's lighter than Ningirsu because it's Link 2.
However, his ATK depends on the number of links in the link material, so if he uses two Link 1s, he will run out of points, and if he uses high links, it will be stronger to fight with that.
Wyarm's effect is a Link Monster version, but since Link Monsters have a lot of removal, even if he raises his ATK, he can still be removed by Ningirsu or be taken down by Borrelord, so you shouldn't trust him too much. Better to think of it as tolerance.
Like Wyarm, it does not have removal effects, so if a monster other than a Link Monster with an ATK higher than this appears, it will be unable to compete and will only endure, but due to the nature of the Link Monster, it will not be able to become a Defense Position and will be used as a sandbag.
Whether or not you can play an active role depends greatly on the opponent and the situation, so you want to determine the timing to use it.

Good ( 1 )

しゃくれ
2017/12/24 15:36

Kind of like the Link Monster version of Wyrm. However, the current situation is that it is not as convenient as Wyarm.
At first glance, the material looks heavy, but with repeated horizontal jumps like the Torch Golem example, Akashic and Security can be easily put out of the material. ATK 2700 resistance. Not bad.
However, if you go that far, it's better to just put out a link 4 obediently. It would have been nice to have included a marker for the card itself...
Monster resistance other than Link is certainly strong, but it's also a headwind that Link already has a certain number of removal spells. In particular, he is Borreload's greatest enemy. If you put it out with difficulty and get taken down, you can't even look at it.
That said, the potential is by no means low, so you can expect more from the card pool in the future.

Good

如月
2017/12/23 22:23

It is an insane Link Monster that uses a Link Monster as its material. Heavy, Link x2!
But not so much. 《Link Spider》The materials are aligned with two bodies, and the ATK is also 2100 because the link marker of the material is multiplied by 300. 2100 on Link 2... but strong
With Firewall and 《Linkuriboh》, you can surpass 3000 and materials. You can also use it as a finisher after using that monster's effect. Link Monster is not wasted.
It is unaffected by monsters other than Link Monsters and cannot be destroyed in battle. However, Link Monster also has removal cards, so keep your guard up. Note that there is no Spell/Trap card resistance.

Good ( 3 )

とき
2017/12/23 10:36

Link Monster A large Link 2 monster that uses 2 bodies as materials.
It has the effect of raising the ability according to the marker of the Link Monster used as the material, and the effect of not being destroyed in battle and receiving effects other than Link Monsters.
However, even if he uses a low-link monster, he can't expect ATK, and if he uses a high-link card, his ATK may be superior to his materials, so Level Tuning doesn't work. This may be enough because the resistance is strong, but...
The resistance effect makes him pretty good against opponents who don't use Link Monsters, but he's useless against spell traps. Also, it's just a monster that hits against opponents who have Link as their axis. Therefore, there is a feeling of being swayed by the convenience of the other party.
The resistance is strong, but there are many holes, and the material is a little heavy. It seems to have a strong habit, but maybe it will bloom as a suppressing force...?

Good

TK
2017/12/22 23:25

Against her deck with few or no Link Monsters, it's a decent barrier until it's dealt with.
In that case, I would like to stand with as high ATK as possible, but in that case, it would be stronger to put out another Link 4 or so.
If you leave it with his halfway ATK, he will get ATK down and become a good punching bag.
It can be easily set up with 2 《Linkuriboh》, etc., so it may do a good job depending on the opponent's removal method and the progress of the duel.
It's rare, but when you've finished deploying Link 4 and you're still short on RBIs and want to deliver a decisive blow, you can max out his ATK of 3900.

Good

みめっと
2024/03/10 6:26