Yuki-Onna, the Ice Mayakashi →Used Deck

Its main job was to supply link markers, but due to the rule change from the 11th term, that job has disappeared.
Currently, there is only work to increase the number of Special Summons by connecting to Zero Ice and one-killing the tower of bones first.
There is no versatility due to the convenience of the link material
Cards that have completed their role other than relaying
Still essential in Mayakashi
looks good though

Link markers are children of the body.
Although its performance as a single unit is not very strong, this score is due to the ease with which Daki and others can put it out, and the fact that it is Mayakashi's only Link Monster.
If it weren't for (1), it would have been pretty strong, but since it's a very easy theme to secure materials for, I'd say it's justified.
The new guy is likely to lose his job as soon as the Mayakashi Link Monster arrives ()

"Mayakashi" his only Link Monster.
(2) is an effect that protects the “Mayakashi” Synchro Monster from battle. However, when used in combination with (3), it must be destroyed by the opponent's effect or suicide attack, so if you use the effect of (2), you must be careful about that point.
Its (3) effect is to halve his ATK and DEF of opponent monsters. For the time being, it can be used as a countermeasure against monsters whose ATK is higher than that of the Hungry Skull...
Overall, as a “Mayakashi” Link Monster, it might end up being a somewhat mediocre card. The illustrations are cute though.

By recruiting Shafu, the Wheeled Mayakashi with Hajun, the Winged Mayakashi and reviving Dakki, the Graceful Mayakashi, I think it would be nice to be able to Link Summon this card and create a situation where he has a Synchro Monster at the link destination.
As for the effect of (2), I think that the strength of the "Mayakashi" Deck is that even if his Synchro Monster linked to it is destroyed, it can maintain a state where it cannot be attacked due to its self-regenerating effect.
The effect of (3) weakening the status is that even if his linked Synchro Monster attacks by suicide, "Mayakashi of Ice - Snow Woman" can destroy him in battle up to ATK 3800, and if it is a "Mayakashi" monster, it will self-regenerate. I think it's great that you're keeping up.

If there is a Synchro Monster at the link destination, he won't be attacked, so he'll have a little more presence. To be honest, the effect is moderate, but the illustrations are very cute, so this score. It has a different charm from 《Isolde, Belle of the Underworld》which is the same Zombie.

I can't help but use it because I can only use Mayakashi, but it's just the same as vanilla, so it's hard to use. Personally, I think it would have been nice to have a turn 1 and have a football-like effect.

cuteness is justice

Mayakashi's Link Monster
Mayakashi has similar pairs of attributes, names, and appearances for main and extra, but this one doesn't have them. Therefore, new products are expected in the future.
Link 2 is exclusively for the Synchro theme, and although that alone has a certain value, it still has Mayakashi quality.
First of all, I can't use Yuki-onna as a material to create a Yuki-onna because I can only put out one on the field.
Even with other effects, it's more like protecting yourself or passively interfering with your opponent rather than assisting deployment, and even so, the sweetness of the claws stands out as a performance.
It's a card that can still be used because it's an excellent low-level existence such as Dahime and Link 2, and as a single unit, if other links are enriched, he will be pulled out of the deck in no time. Performance.

In Mayakashi's link, he is bound by Mayakashi, but if you take advantage of the development power of Dahime and Hajun, it's not a difficult story and it's easy to put out.
The marker is diagonally down and easy to use, and he is an excellent orientation for Mayakashi, mainly for S summons.
The effect is somewhat passive battle support, and if there is an S monster at the link destination, it will have a substantial battle resistance, and if the S monster is destroyed, the opponent's monster can be weakened, and Mayakashi will prepare a follow-up with the self-regeneration effect. He is easy to use and has the same combat power as a low-level attacker, so it is easy to gain an advantage in the return turn battle.
However, it is not an effect that directly earns ads, and this passive effect feels a little slow these days. There are many possibilities that the card itself or the linked card will be directly removed, and weakening is powerless against removal other than destruction, and weak against removal.
It seems to be a very quiet performance considering that it has a category tie.
However, his Mayakashi basically binds the development from EX with Mayakashi, and it is essential for the self-regeneration of the trump card, the Fatal Skull, and it also recovers its own weaknesses to some extent.
Although his single performance is subtle, it can be said that he is an important existence in Mayakashi.

I wish I could get good defense to 0...
Maybe I'm crazy, but I feel weak that I can't increase my hand even though I made a link. Should I introduce a librarian?

It is easy to link summon with the effect of the lower grade Mayakashi.
In order to make the most of the effect, should it be a suicide attack from a continuous sync?

It provides valuable links to Mayakashi.
It is also specified as a resurrection condition for the hungry skull, so there are many turns.

Link Monster prepared for Mayakashi.
It has the effect of not being attacked if there is an S monster in the link destination, and the effect of halving her ATK and DEF of 1 monster on the field until the end of the turn when the S monster is destroyed.
Both effects can be fully demonstrated by the presence of S monsters, but due to the nature of Link Monsters, it is necessary to secure the marker before the S monsters. If you recruit a rickshaw driver with Hajun and revive Dakhime, you can both link this card and sync an S monster.
If you prepare the condition, you can protect yourself from battle, spread half damage when destroying S monsters, and protect the field with Mayakashi Synchro's resurrection effect. However, since the halving only lasts until the end of the turn, it is difficult to counterattack if used during the opponent's turn. Depending on the situation, you should also consider the S monster's suicide attack.
Since we prepare two markers, it is also possible to super-dreadnought draw acceleration by lining up Librarian and his Mayakashi Synchro.

Looks like Sky Striker Ace Yu Rei
If he calls a Mayakashi Synchro to the link, he will not be a target of battle, and the RBI will be lowered by destroying the Synchro.
When revived, it's practically vanilla, and the performance itself isn't that great, but the theme of Mayakashi is a theme that is tightly tied to the theme, so it's essential to line up Synchro.