Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster →Used Deck

You can release yourself and shoot a feather broom, but compared to House Battler's Sambol effect, it chooses an opponent and feels quite heavy due to the number of links you have.
The salvage itself has a wide range, but if you're a "Prank-Kids" card, you can salvage more than Link 2 or lower, so if possible, I'd like to salvage general-purpose cards.
It has a high ATK of 3000, but if it's Link 4, it's less likely to be used for the purpose of RBI, as it has an effect that makes it easier to deal more damage.
The advantage of this card compared to general-purpose link 4 is that it is “Prank-Kids”, so it can be connected to the Recruit effect, and it can also be used on turns that use Great Rampage. However, as for the former, in the process of playing this card, you often use all 4 types of effects, so it's not very beneficial.
Overall, it's similar to House Battler, but it doesn't have as much of a turn over there, so it's a secret weapon at best.

In Link 4 Prank-Kids, a version that touches the back of House Battler's total elimination, that is, Feather Duster, is released with Friche.
Also, when he falls down, he will Special Summon anything other than Fusion Monsters, while this is a version that adds anything other than his Link Monsters to his hand.
Like Rocket Weather and Bow Wow Doodle, the characteristics of each effect of Fusion Prank-Kids and Link Prank-Kids are clearly shown here.
If your opponent is a Trap Deck, put this card out during your opponent's turn as a first attack or a big strategy, and the effect of this card that activates during the end phase is truly heartless.
Even if you smash Yabusake and get Alfal, you'll be able to get rid of it with a House Battler pumped by House, this card, or an access that uses Link 2 or higher as a material.
Like the House Battler, if you have Mew, you can do Double Feather Dust, but this removes his Spell Trap. It can be said that the benefit is small compared to Butler.
Also, I'm worried that the big strategy to put this card out on the opponent's turn is a little less convenient than the big runaway.
I'm sure that the opponent will be stabbed, and there will be times when you think it's good or bad to put it in, but the current situation is that it's not so important in the Prank-Kids Deck.

It's unbelievable that Deck's Link 4, which can win even in an environment, is rated so low Knights! !
Is it okay to adjust the score here, Knights?

Before the effect, I want you to think about ATK a little more.
Within one theme of Yu-Gi-Oh, always "There is one or more 3000ATK"
Although it has become customary,
As expected, 3000 is too much for this illustration.
Although it is inflation, the 3000 line is too frequent.

WATER's "Prank-Kids" Link Monster.
Unlike House Battler, the highlight of this one is the effect of (1), which allows you to use the free chain version of Feather Broom just by releasing it. The problem is that it doesn't have much of an impact.
(2) is a salvage effect, but if you use it, you can't use the effect of (1), and even if you use this alone, it may not make sense in the first place.
In addition to this, the link summoning conditions are very strict. This is also one of the reasons why the evaluation is divided, if you do not use Doodle and Bow Wow, you will need 4 "Prank-Kids" monsters. In the first place, Doodle is often released for its salvage effect, and since it has a turn 1 limit, in effect it has to be via Bow Wow, and there are 3 of them including Bow Wow, so it's still tough. There is also a relationship that you have to activate a large-scale operation that has a very beneficial effect if you are in GY, so it is completely difficult to handle.
Therefore, it can be said that among the "Prank-Kids" monsters, where there are so many excellent cards, it is the card with the most divided evaluations.

The effect of (1) needs to be released, but I think it's an excellent effect that can destroy all of his opponent's spells and traps in a free chain.
As for (2), I think the ability to salvage any card other than Link Monster is also attractive.
ATK is also the highest among "Prank-Kids" monsters, and I think it can be said to be one of the trump cards.
There are restrictions on the Link Materials, but I don't think there will be any problems since 《Prank-Kids Rocket Ride》is fusion summoned and the monsters recruited by the effect of "Prank-Kids" low-level monsters are gathered.

"Prank-Kids" Link Monster with feather broom effect. why not link 3? Link 3 with 2500 RBI would have been fine, but Link 4 is quite heavy with the "Prank-Kids" monster as the material. Saying you don't allow a set sounds good, but removal will come flying to this monster first. Even against that removal, he's not worth the cost of putting this out with just one salvage other than Link Monster. The direction of the link marker is also quite disappointing.

It is Link 4 from Prank-Kids, and by releasing itself, it can shoot feather brooms with Friche.
Considering the deployment power due to the addition of a new lock, it is a category that is easy to put out, but Link 4 is a little heavy.
Basically, you want to remove face-down before you play a large monster, and even if it is destroyed before the effect activates, I get the impression that salvaging just one card isn't balanced with this care for this consumption. .
In addition, he is a little troubled by the fact that vertical markers are almost meaningless in Prank-Kids. Personally, a marker like Borreload would have been ideal.

Gaon! Water Link Prank-Kids is a large Link 4 monster.
It has an immediate feather broom effect that releases itself, and an effect that salvages one card other than Link when sent to her GY by the opponent.
At first glance, it looks like a heavy card, but after Link Summoning Doodle and Bow Wow, he became a material with them, and by combining two cards recruited by Prank-Kids, Link 4 is ready. In this case, he almost certainly won't be able to use one of Prank-Kids' Recruit effects...
The effect is that the target of destruction is paired with House Battler. However, as with all cards of this kind, he runs the risk of getting caught in a weird card because he didn't get rid of his Spell Trap before playing it. Luckily, it's triggered immediately, so you can use its effect when you release it, and even if you get hit, you can use its salvage effect...
The salvage effect can be anything other than Link, so it would be nice to be able to reuse his powerful spells, but the first effect and trigger conflict. I don't think it's weak at all, but the effect is modest for Link 4, and it feels like a waste to have conflicting effects.

Friche feather broom viscera is not bad performance, it sticks quite a bit to the deck that sticks
It is convenient to stand up when there is room for expansion
Link 3 would be even better

Sulea with this

His Prank-Kids finisher second only to House Butler.
Above all, the eye-catching feather broom that can be activated even during the opponent's turn... but
Unlike Butler's Thunderbolt, in most cases it doesn't affect the battle situation that much.
Tokens and EX Kids can be used as materials, so it can be used with looser conditions than Butler, but the difficulty of using markers stands out.
If you put it in the EX zone, it will only be a downward compatible marker for Link 2 Kids, and you can't revive it, so you have to go through Link 2 Kids to put it in the main zone. Wouldn't it still be better to have Butler under Bow Wow?
As for the effect when he is killed, he can collect cards from GY without any restrictions except that they are not Link Monsters, but collecting only one card does not help.
As a candidate, I wonder if it's simple or around Solcha, but I guess it's stronger to develop mainly fusion in the first place. So why not bow wow?
Furthermore, unlike fusion, he has to use a big strategy that he wants to keep in GY in order to put it out on the opponent's turn, and since the material is limited to the field, the surprise attack is low.
Or you should put FWD already.