Knightmare Goblin Forbidden→Used Deck

Increase summoning rights while doing draws and fertilizing her GY. Yes, I only write things that are likely to be abused...
A monster that appeared in the early days of Link and was banned immediately, and its notoriety is comparable to Summon Sorceress personally. KONAMI probably printed this card as a peaky card that would have to be deployed in large numbers because it would be useless if released on its own. It spread and was banned as a result, but I can't find any words other than distraction. Compared to Harifiber, which is bound to tuners in some way, this card has no specific materials, so it can be used in all decks, and its versatility is terribly high.
As a Link 2, he's a great match with Spright, and it looks like he won't be able to come back for another few years. Well, I think Elves and Gigantic would be enough for that theme...

You can understand how crazy this card is by writing "Double Summon" that can be exchanged with the condition that it can enter the EX Deck.
Since the markers are on the left and right, I can only spread them horizontally, but I can usually spread a lot when I can play this card, so I don't really care.
At least 3 monsters with different card names might have been allowed... but now it's a festival for later.
It's easy to forget, but since it's not subject to card effects when it's co-linked, it's inevitable that he'll be out of control if he's combined with a Link Monster because he has a suppression effect.
...why did you print it? It's a power card that you can't help but think about, and it's meaningless once the effect goes through, so it's happily banned after going through the restrictions
You don't have to come back again, do you? (smiling)

Cards that increase summoning powers weren't good for general-purpose cards that came out of extras.
I once again realized why Gem-Knight Seraphy is still alive, and what it means to not be able to respond easily.

One of the Troymare and one of the general-purpose Link Monsters.
It has the unexpected effect of increasing the summoning right when Link Summoning, and it was a monster that played a key role in the development of Troymare Link Decks.
It was restricted for a while, but in the end it was judged to have little meaning, and in the next restriction revision, it was designated as a banned card along with FWD.

General-purpose link 2 that grants resistance during expansion effect and mutual link
The cornerstone of Troymare's Extra Link and a great war criminal

I think the effect is bad. It was still regulated. Even though it is a left and right marker that is easy to link to each other, this effect. It's dangerous to increase summoning rights. If you can draw 1 and give effect resistance, the desired effect is condensed.
Consume 1 card, 1 draw. Summon a monster from your hand. Hand consumption minus 1.

The (1) effect that increases the summoning right and the (2) effect that gives the co-linked monster resistance to the effect target. These effects work together very well, making it a very important card, especially in decks that deploy and aim for extra links.
Due to its strength, it became the first Link Monster banned card overseas (including in Japan). Even in Japan, Samoso became a restricted card instead of a banned card, but there was no problem with even one card, so he was also abused, so in the next limit regulation, he was added to the list of banned cards along with Firewall.

I don't think the limit makes sense...
If it didn't have a suppression effect when co-linked with other Tolomeia, it wouldn't have been regulated.

After all, if it's a mutual link, you can draw one, and the left and right link markers are good, but if it's just to increase the summoning power, I think it's definitely better to use Brilliant Fusion to use Seraphy because it doesn't hurt much. ..KONAMI-san, are you working?()
(I don't want Brilliant Fusion to limit it personally)

Good Stuff Link and him were used in Gouki and SPYRAL, but I think it's better not to add effects that increase summoning rights to monsters in the Extra Deck in the future.
Japan is restricted, overseas is prohibited, but most of his winning decks only have one card, so the restriction may not be effective.

This time, we achieved a remarkable achievement () that it was banned not only overseas but also in OCG. There is no up arrow, but left and right markers that are easy to link with many Link Monsters such as Phoenix, Cerberus, or Torage.
Combined with the looseness of the materials unique to Troymare and the lightness of Link 2, the 《Double Summon》unleashed from it and the target resistance combined with the battle and effect destruction resistance of other Troymare had a very large impact.
Unlike general-purpose removal like Cerberus and Phoenix, for better or worse, it worked very well with his solitaire-oriented deck.
Like FWD, it's rare to find someone who can be said to be so cruel, but I'd like him to stay quiet in his cage for a while.

It was banned overseas in just 136 days. 《Performage Plushfire》and 《Performapal Monkeyboard》on the 167th are also extremely fast. Although it requires a hand cost and is limited to the link destination, the effect of increasing the summoning right is simple and powerful. What's more, since it gives target resistance to your own monsters in a co-linked state, the extra link combined with Phoenix and Cerberus can only be broken by removal other than destruction, which does not target except release. Even if this was difficult, it was completed so easily that it deserved to be banned.

Increase the summoning power even though the hand cost is required
Furthermore, 1 draw is added if there is a mutual link
Since the material is also loose, it can be put in almost any deck that is deployed by link summoning

Representative of left and right link 2 along with proxy

Since it's difficult to be a co-link, I often pay the hand cost obediently, but the point is that it is used in his deck, which can afford to pay the hand cost.
Combined with its own expansion effect, the target resistance doesn't stay in the field at all, so it's unlikely to be indebted... No, I really don't think so.

One of Troymare, with left and right markers and further expansion effect.
Extra links, reciprocal links, materials for additional links, etc. are very easy to use, and the material is loose, so it is highly versatile.
I think it's an excellent Link Monster.

I would like to put it in the main monster zone because it can not demonstrate its ability unless it has left and right markers and is in a mutually linked state.
With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that you can increase the summoning power and connect it to his high LINK Link Monster.
(1) I think that you can earn link materials by changing the discarded card to 《Glow-Up Bulb》.
As an example, use 《Predaplant Ophrys Scorpio》to recruit 《Predaplant Darlingtonia Cobra》, set the hand cost to 《Glow-Up Bulb》, search for 《Instant Fusion》, create 《Thousand-Eyes Restrict》, depending on the situation, use it to remove the opponent's monsters, then use 《Glow-Up Bulb》to self-regenerate. If you do, 4 monsters will be lined up on the field, so if you put out a LINK2 Link Monster with left and right markers and then put out Knightmare Goblin with the remaining 2 monsters, you will be in a mutually linked state and you can draw out the effect with all your might.

His goblin in his first EX, but he only affects goblins in the main deck so it doesn't make sense for now.
Any material is fine as long as the card name is different, so it's very loose. Regarding Link 2, because of the relationship between the marker and the effect, neither can be used unless you put it in the main, so you need to put a link with a downward marker in the EX zone first, so it can be said that it actually costs the same amount as Link 3.
Its effect is to increase the number of summons with one hand cost, and it is extremely versatile due to the looseness of material specification. If you can link to each other, you can draw and cancel the cost, but it would be difficult without a deck with a fairly high development potential. As other people have already answered, Eve in the same category is very compatible with both markers and effects. The effect when reciprocally linked is that it has target resistance and is fairly reliable, and since its own stats are low, I definitely want it to be reciprocated with other Troymare. Hopefully you can lay a solid lineup.
This can be said for other Troymare cards, but this card is a solitaire card that shines especially in decks with high development potential. The versatility of the effect and the looseness of the material binding make it possible to play an active role in various decks, and it has a dangerous scent with regulations in the future.

One of the Troymare Link Monsters that doubles as a general-purpose link.
When Link Summoning, you can increase the number of summons in exchange for one card in your hand, but since it can only be sent to the link destination, it won't do anything if you put it in the extra zone, so it's practically a Link 3 or higher monster.
On top of that, the draw effect needs to be in a mutually linked state, so it seems difficult to target him without a deck because he has considerable development power.
Since it is a card that consumes a lot of cards from your hand, I would like to add cards that can be summoned to gain advantages such as searchers, recruiters, and GY fishing, while also being able to lead to further developments.
Mutually linked cards cannot be targeted by card effects.

Since all the effects are general-purpose, if the deck is good at link solitaire, it may be used for ① additional NS rights.

His Goblin design is unusually orthodox in Yu-Gi-Oh!
In addition to the effect of adding a draw at the time of mutual link common to Troymare, the unique effect has the effect of increasing the summoning right only for the link destination, and the effect of giving the mutually linked card resistance to the effect target.
The effect also expands the deployment power and combines it with Ivries to further link summon, but the marker is more important than that. Not only is it an excellent target for reviving Ivries, it can be connected to Link 3, but it has a perfect shape to be placed in the middle zone that connects the left and right zones. Therefore, it will definitely play an active role as a hinge that stabilizes the mutual link.
However, more than that, it seems that it was not good to be able to use a link 2 card that increases summoning rights from the EX Deck, so it was restricted in Japan and banned overseas. Samoso is the first banned link in Japan, but in other countries, Goblin will be the first banned link. In that case, it will be sent to the ban in the form of following in Japan as well.
? ? ? “A request to exterminate Goblins?”