Pentestag →Used Deck

General-purpose Link 2 monster that is the guardian deity of the Muscle Brain Deck
It is difficult to break through the Brain Muscle Deck just by lining up monsters with resistance to destruction in Defense Position, but if you have 《Pentestag》, it is easy to hit with one shot and bring it to the end of the game.
The advantage is that the summoning conditions are two Effect Monsters, which is extremely light and easy to adopt.
With normal decks, it's impossible to deal with conflicting cooks with battle destruction resistance except for his Kaiju, so it's not bad to put extras in as a way to break through if you have room.
I don't come across it very often, but when I come across it, I'm stuck not only with normal decks, but even with environmental decks.
The best way to solve this is by force.
Wights, trains, and heroic areas are worth adopting
power is power
power is power
After all, the muscles of the brain solve everything
The name is based on a pen test, a vulnerability test against hacking, etc., but "Pentestag" is an imitation of prying it open with force, contrary to the name, but is it okay?
Even though it's just for testing, it's unbelievable that a single blow would do more than 8000 damage and destroy it.
Basically, put an attacker under yourself and give it defensive pierce and hit it, but don't forget that 《Pentestag》itself also has defensive pierce.

A Cyberse Link Monster that grants a defense piercing effect to the linked monster.
It's not a bad effect, but defense piercing alone doesn't lead to an advantage, so it's essential to use it with monsters that can make the most of it.
For example, it works well with his Deck, Lunalight, which uses a large lone horse to beat him in combat.

The value of the piercing effect has decreased due to the fact that weak monsters are less likely to remain on the field, but it is not bad that you can easily grant piercing due to the looseness of material specification.
However, his own RBI is unreliable, and he needs to be in a linked state, so it is easy to choose the situation.
It's a plain but valuable general-purpose link.

The effect isn't bad, but it's not worth the effort. It can't be used unless the opponent summons a monster in his Defense Position, so I think it's necessary to take an extra slot on this card.
It's a card with combo potential.

It's a pity that the demand for the penetration effect is small because the defense position itself is not used so much. However, if you can create the situation of his Defense Position from yourself, the story is different. If you link summon Baguska while removing it from the EX monster zone, or use Ivries as a link material, you will be in a situation where a Defense Position monster exists. Borrel sword is also a big ant.

Crystal Beast is extremely strong!
Or rather, "Deck with 2 level 4 monsters and 2 something"?
Combine with Hope Double and use like Chaos max《Creature Swap》.
With 2 of them, I put out Troymare Phoenix, and I put out Ivries with Mermaid from the removal, and put out 《Pentestag》. Ivries will appear in the opponent's field, so I'll finish with Hope Double → Hope 10000 Penetration.

This monster is pretty cool. It fits in the current train deck.
When your opponent is in Defense Position, use Urgent Schedule to Link Summon Pentestag and use Train Parts to launch Juggernaut for 6000 penetration. I didn't need it if the train link had the ability to penetrate, but I didn't have it, so I'll use it. 6000 penetration is quite used and exciting.

A general-purpose rank 2 that grants a piercing effect to linked cards.
Even so, his RBI is 1600, which is not a big deal, so it would be better to focus on giving it to the link destination.
However, the effect cannot be used satisfactorily unless it is placed in the EX zone due to the shape of the marker. Because of that, the number of EX monsters that can be put out is also limited.
However, just penetrating is a little plain. I know what you're doing, but do you want to use the EX1 frame to do it using a link summon? It seems like a card.

If you just put it out, it will only be an RBI, but the RBI is high in Link 2, which has almost no restrictions.
If the link state is completed, this and the link destination will gain a piercing effect, but it is a pity that one of the two link destinations is facing the opponent.
The summoning conditions are loose and it's an extra monster, so it doesn't seem like there's a way to use it properly, but I'd like to use it in combination with a monster that can take advantage of its piercing ability.

It's a little bit of a monster, isn't it? Link 2 is triggered by two Effect Monsters, but since it's an upper/lower marker and a piercing effect on the link destination, this card itself isn't strong. Since it's an EX monster, I'll give it this score, taking into consideration the fact that it can be used arbitrarily depending on the situation.

Using two bodies to grant penetration to one body is ugly
The direction of the link marker is bad and the RBI is low

His Link Monster that can grant piercing ability. It's not a problem to have pierce, but it's just nice to have it, and honestly, it's a delicate place to put it as the main axis. Due to the nature of the Link Marker, it's a pity that it's difficult to create a Linked state unless this card is placed in the Extra Monster Zone.