Topologic Trisbaena →Used Deck

Link 3, which can be issued with "2 or more Effect Monsters", is
Like "Bochiyami Santai...", "Two monsters including a tuner",
In a way, I think it's becoming a modern Yu-Gi-Oh mantra.
It is the existence of 《Accesscode Talker》.
I think Selene, Unicorn, and this Trisbaena are one of the candidates to connect with him.
The point is that Link 3, which can be put out easily, is useful.
The effect itself is also quite powerful, and the link destination is Special Summon, which is a broken performance that excludes the large storm.
Moreover, since it is 500 damage times the number of opponents excluded, it can also be a leading fire power.
His deck, which emphasizes spells and traps such as Eldlich, is extremely effective when it hits.
As a general-purpose Link 3 alongside Unicorn, he's worth having in your deck.

Topologic became Link 3
As usual, Special Summon is triggered at the link destination, and this time it is finished with offensive performance such as exclusion and burn of his Spell / Trap, including that monster.
Even though it's a Spell/Trap removal, it's a total removal that doesn't target or destroy anything, so the side that's invoked won't accumulate, and I can appreciate that it can also be a check on the opponent's turn.

The effect is gorgeous. ATK is also high at 2500. It can be summoned, and once its effect is determined, it has the ability to bring it to the end of the game.

A general-purpose burn that can be said to be completely tied. I put it in with the feeling of a former gunman.

If a monster is Special Summoned to her link destination, it has the effect of excluding that monster and her Spell/Trap cards on the field, and burning according to the number of opponents.
If you just look at the effect, it's a piece that clearly conveys its brutality. However, since this card itself is his Link Monster of Link 3, and if a monster at the link destination is his Special Summon, it will be forcibly removed, so it cannot be denied that it is a monster with a strong peculiarity. .
If the opponent has a deck that solidifies the board centered on his Spell/Trap cards, it is a very sticky card. Be sure to carefully assess the characteristics of your opponent's deck and your own deck. Although it's the signature monster of the booster pack, I think it's a card for experts.

A general-purpose Link-3 monster with an exclusion version of the Great Storm. Although it is general-purpose, it is not suitable for deployment assistance due to its effects. Like Topologic, the trigger is the linked Special Summon.
The main usage is to put it in the Extra Monster Zone to keep the opponent in check. Since it is unlikely that the opponent will summon it to the link destination, the marker facing forward is not a problem. You will have to activate the effect yourself.
The big problem is that it has no resistance, and even if you try to wipe out the trap, it will almost certainly be removed in the abyss. I think this is the decisive difference between Oarashi and Hahoki.
Therefore, it is necessary to bury the Trap that was laid down during the opponent's turn. The point is to use cards that can be revived during the opponent's turn. If you can maintain it, you can block the use of face down cards.
The fact that she does not allow her to activate GY, which has increased in recent years, is also a big advantage over Oarashi. However, since it has a somewhat strong habit, it is essential to have a solid strategy when dealing with it.
I wasn't sure if it was an 8 or a 9, but it's definitely a powerful and well-illustrated card.

By sacrificing one monster, it has the effect of cleaning all her spell traps on the field and burning them with burn.
Unlike Bomber, it doesn't clean the monster zone, so you can easily activate the effect, and it will be very useful as his general-purpose Spell Trap removal monster.
The burn performance is also soberly high, and if you are lying down, you will be burned with quite a bit of firepower. After using the effect, all you have to do is connect it to a higher-level Link Monster, so if possible, I don't want to leave it until the opponent's turn.
It's nice to have his ATK, which is modestly high for Link 3.

A general-purpose Link 3 monster with a powerful effect that removes all of her Spell Traps on the field in response to a Special Summon to the link destination.
It can be said to be his Spell Trap version of the Topologic Bomber Dragon, which has the destructive effect of the main monster, but the number of links has been reduced by one, making it quite easy to use.
However, when this card is present, it is clear that removal will be the first to hit, so basically I want to mainly activate active effects to get add.

The second good power of the revolver.
If a monster is Special Summoned by her at the link destination, banish that monster and all Spell Traps and deal burn damage according to the banished opponent's cards.
Since it is hard to imagine that the opponent will self-destruct, it will be a card that will activate the removal effect by using his Special Summon to the link destination while checking the Special Summon to the link destination.
As a Link 3, it's loosely bound and hit points are pretty good, so if you pay attention to your face-down cards and the points that stop rather than support your development, you'll definitely be a good power for the new general-purpose Link 3.
Its effect is strong, but its power alone is outstanding, so it may be a card suitable for a package monster.

This effect is terrible in general use.
Even the orientation of the marker is covered by its own effect.
It overlapped a little with the time when Black Rose appeared in the Synchro era.

Has outstanding synergy with Ivries included in the same pack

《Topologic Bomber Dragon》variant card
The effect is the opposite of Topologic Bomber Dragon, excluding Spell/Trap cards.
If this card is standing on the field, you can check his opponent's Spell/Trap lying down, but on the contrary, you will not be able to lay down badly either, because the Link Marker is also facing forward, so you are lying down. In this situation, if the opponent is Special Summoned by some kind of monster, you will suffer a lot of damage.
Also, he doesn't negate Spell/Trap cards, so he can use Spell cards normally, and the opponent naturally can't turn down Spell/Trap cards when this card is standing. None.
After all, the safest way to use it is to use it to remove the opponent's face down on your turn and attack, remove this card, and then connect it to Link 4. It might be a good idea to use Kaiju to remove the opponent's monsters and put his Kaiju on the link of this card to remove the opponent's facedown. By the way, tokens can also be excluded, so it's possible to combo with cards of that hand.
Also, the burn damage is surprisingly large at x500, so depending on the situation, the game may end.

Isn't it weird that one Valve turns into a banal storm?
In particular, 《Linkuriboh》, which is made of valve material, can be revived from his GY with a free chain, so it is particularly compatible and can give intense pressure to the opponent.
For extra damage factor, you can send Red Reboot with an appropriate Field Spell.
If you force a set with 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》or combine it with AF, it will be even worse.
Since it's not destruction, it's banishment, so it hits the opponent's AF.
If you go down all at once, you'll naturally see painful eyes, so if you're aiming for it, is it about 1 or 2 down?
Basically, the upward marker is a disadvantage, but it's covered with a strong effect, so I don't really care about that.
To be frank, it is an exceptional card as a general-purpose link.

New Generic Link 3. There is an activation condition that the monster at the link destination is special summoned by her, but the effect of banishing all of her Spell / Trap cards on the field and that monster is very powerful. In addition to causing burn damage, the multiplier of 500 is quite high, and it can also be a leading fire power. However, it should be noted that if you put it in the Extra Monster Zone, it will be virtually impossible to deploy it from the Extra Deck afterwards. If you point the Link Marker to the Extra Monster Zone and use the opposite Extra Monster Zone, you can conversely seal the opponent's Extra Deck. I think it's pretty bad to put this out for general purpose.

Revolver's new girlfriend Topologic, a monster with a cool transformation gimmick.
It has a powerful effect, but I think it's a pretty peculiar monster. The material is easy to use with 2 or more effects, and the marker position is the same as decoding, but the marker destination is meaningless unless you negate yourself because the effect is forced to activate like the bomber, so it is not suitable for deployment assistance. . For the time being, it is difficult for the opponent to use the marker, and it is an evaluation point that you can place the marker to face the EX zone and use the other EX zone yourself to pseudo-lock the opponent to the EX zone. The effect is powerful and powerful against opponents who do not allow reuse, but it is regrettable that the cost tends to be excluding and it is somewhat anti-synergy with Rokket. Also, since it affects each other, if you don't pay attention to your playing, you may end up with a disadvantage.
Since it doesn't have any resistances, it doesn't have a good hold on the field, and in situations where you tend to be prone, it's likely to be removed before it's activated, so you want to use it after adjusting the backing and effect activation conditions when you're ahead or dominant.
Although it has some quirks, I think it's an excellent card with high versatility that has enough power as a general-purpose Magic/Trap meta.

(Fixed because I overlooked that the monster used to trigger the activation was excluded)
Gun Down Deck A new Topologic with a cry effect.
Since it's an exclusion rather than a destruction, he's safe enough for Artifact and Staro to fall asleep.
The damage multiplier is also moderate at 500 per sheet.
Another monster is needed to activate the effect, so it becomes a monster close to Link 4, but the monster used for the activation trigger is taken away, and after using the removal effect, it is only about 2500 RBI.

Yabayatsu that comes out with one valve
Pendulum Make me cry...

With Link 3 that uses 2 or more Effect Monsters as materials, he banishes all Special Summoned monsters and his Spell/Trap at the link destination and deals damage.
Like 《Topologic Bomber Dragon》, Living Dead and Shirayuki can banish everything during the opponent’s turn.
500 per opponent's card, excluding burn, and it's easy to deal a lot of damage.