Topologic Gumblar Dragon Forbidden→Used Deck

To be honest, the reason for the ban was that the summoning conditions were too loose, so I think I can still come back if the materials are tied to Cybers and my monsters are errata so that their effects can be used only for Cybers.
Cyber ​​is pushed, so isn't there 1 chance?

When I appeared in the anime, it was said that a really bad guy had arrived, and when the information came out before the release of the OCG, it was said that someday it would be a banned card, and it was a Link 4 monster that became a banned card.
Unfortunately, I have no other words to say...
After all, if the material is too loose and the original is too broken, no matter how hard you try to adjust it, if you don't turn it into a completely different level, it's destined to be like this.
At the time of evaluation, it was also the only card with an effect related to EX Link, aside from tournament-exclusive products, but it wasn't because of the banning of this monster.
In the first place, the ability of a monster that requires solitaire called EX Link is Handes, and that's what it's all about.
Come to think of it, when the rules for EX Link came out into the world, the duelists' reactions were no different from those of this monster.

It says 2 handicap is bad, but maybe because they thought the development was bad, they made some pretty tough adjustments. Either turn 1 with the same name, request 2 more Link Monsters + 2 cards in hand or EX link request, which is very heavy. It was thought that such restraints on par with a certain Earthbound Immortal would make a joke, but...?
In fact, Harisamoso FWD and 《Grinder Golem》's existence, 2 Link Monsters + Gumblar's stance are a piece of cake. Turn 1 with the same name also had holes, such as using it in conjunction with other handicap cards such as Moulinglacia the Elemental Lord, and using Mascarena on the opponent's turn to overwhelm Turn 1. Banned because he got a partner called Danger!
As a Danger! Dark World user, I want to use it once more, but handicap is really bad, so errata will be essential.
Gumblar is a method of distributing viruses to a large number of personal computers through web tampering and web infection viruses. A perfect name for this card that requires multiple links or an EX link. It's not a plastic model of Bang Yi.

Disabled!
As expected, I didn't feel like using 4 handicap in the first EX link because the game balance collapsed. Elpy-kun did most of it, but if this girl wins, it can't be helped.

The main character and rival have up, down, left, and right links, and it's fate that link 4 is prohibited...///
Jokes aside, I thought that handicap is an unforgivable strategy even if it is weakened from the anime (KONMAI feeling)

An evil masterpiece that Dr. Kougami risked his life to leave behind.
Due to its transcendent effect, it became the target of many advance developments, and as a result it was banned. This is also a deterioration adjustment version of the animation effect.

Bye. It was bad that there was no material specification.

It was banned. I wonder if it's from the influence of Danger!

Link 4's Topologic now has a handicap effect!
① is a compulsory trigger effect that activates when a monster is Special Summoned to the link destination of a Link Monster, and while randomly discarding cards from your hand, your opponent chooses to discard the number of discarded cards. It's a forced effect, so it's difficult to operate, but it's a level that can be managed depending on the playing.
② is an activation effect that the opponent chooses 2 cards and gets handicapped when in the EX Link state. If you use ① or ②, you will not be able to use it until the end of the turn. Something…….
If you play using both ① and ②, after you finish using ② on your turn, you can use the effect of ① by putting out a monster that can be Special Summoned immediately on your opponent's turn, such as 《Linkuriboh》. good.
I can understand the statement that it is self-respecting the effect. However, as a Link Monster with a handicap effect that can be put out from the EX Deck, I was keenly aware that the specs were enough for smart duelists to abuse it.

The monster that graces the third installment of his Topologic series of revolvers. Dangerous power...
The effect of (1) is a series that activates when you put out a link that is familiar to the Topologic series. Since the effect affects all Link Monsters, whether it's your opponent's Link Monster or your own Link Monster, the moment a monster is placed at the link destination, the handicap effect is activated without question for both you and your opponent. do. Disadvantages will always be set on each other, and naturally the opponent will also be pressured by himself if he is not good at it.
Around here, there is something close to Topologic Bomber.
The effect of ② is an effect only during EX Link. Only the opponent has 2 handicap cards, and when the hand is reduced to 0 by the effect, it is 3000, which is an effect that is completely going to finish off the opponent. Assuming EX Link, it's kind of a romantic finish, and I don't think I'll have a chance to see it in action (rather, it would be a problem).
It's a handicap monster that is relatively self-reliant in terms of conditions, but it's already dangerous just because it's an EX monster handicap.
If possible, I feel that I want you to be quiet in the future.

One of the "Topologic" Link Monsters used by Revolver.
Destroy monsters, spells and traps, now handes.
While you discard randomly, the opponent chooses and discards, so there are parts that can be adjusted for the time being.
The extra-link handicap is also quite romantic, and you can simply consider it as a no-cost 2-card handicap.
Thanks to the new Link Monster, Atlantean Mermail's deployment power has become even more strange, and the handicap of the first attack has improved, and the control of the first attack has become more brutal.
It's a piece that makes you feel the difficulty of preparing the handicap effect.

A large Link Monster specializing in handicap, which Revolver obtained by storm accessing with the guidance of his Stardust Lord. There must have been a retort asking if you were being guided.
As expected, all handicams are too strong, so I weakened the effect to select the same number of handicaps after randomly handicapping up to 2 cards. Furthermore, if you have an extra link, you don't need your own hand, and you can give 3000 burns.
He is expected to play an active role in suppressing Atlantean Mermail with a double handicap with Mulan Grace even after being considerably weakened. Other than that, if you can land an Extra Link on your first hand, you can scrape 2 cards at once and hit 3000 burns, so there seems to be a job with a Deck specializing in Extra Links.
Discard is an element that needs to be carefully tuned, and I think this card is very carefully tuned, but it's still a pretty scary card.

You can predict that Atlantean Mermail will be a domination game from an early handicap.
I think you should stop adding handicap effects to cards in the Extra Deck...

All handicappers have already been considered for the route.
Of course, it's difficult to use on its own, but if you go first, you can completely shut out your opponent's actions with just this one.
To be frank, even if this is a single item, Atlantean can afford 5 handicap, so it's difficult to adjust the handicap effect...

A card that was greatly weakened because the animation effect was too crazy.
It's actually a Link 5, but it's a random handicap and the opponent chooses and discards it, so it falls into the weak category as a handicap, but it's possible to steal 2 cards, and I'm worried about the fact that it can be prepared from the Extra Deck.
Currently, Harisamoso FWD is so aggressive that it is not impossible, so there is a good chance that it will be pushed out.
The handicap effect during Extra Link is unilaterally taking 2 cards, and depending on the situation, 3000 damage is added, which is very powerful, but it may not be a very meaningful effect because it tends to overkill when the Extra Link is decided in the first place.

The animation effects were so outrageous that they were predictably nerfed but still strong. It makes the opponent's hand discard in proportion to the number of cards you discarded, but the leading handicap is useless. Moreover, it feels like it's fine to add it on turn 1, but it's said that it can be activated if you want to activate it on the opponent's turn due to the activation conditions. Especially when his Atlantean Mermail friend 《Moulinglacia the Elemental Lord》is involved, it's relatively easy to play 4 handicap opponents and 2 standby handicap opponents.

A link with effects related to the first EX link.
He's as heavy as Link 4, but his materials are loose and high, and his ATK has two types of handicap effects.
Handicap + 3000 burn on the 2nd side takes a lot of time and tends to overkill, so it smells romantic. 1 effect is dominant.
Judging from the anime version's brutal effects, I think Konami made some careful adjustments.
However, it seems that it was no good after all, and if it goes well, it can tear up the opponent's hand.
This effect, which turned into the goal point of the deployable deck and could become a rock-paper-scissors game, was still unacceptable, and even with this weakening, it was banned and ended its short life.
I don't want to become something completely different like Wirako, but the foundation was too bad.
Share this weakened but practical adjustment with the gods. (It was due to bad concept.)