Infinitrack Fortress Megaclops →Used Deck

The Link Monster was designed as the true trump card of the Infinitrack, but its material is a Link 3 monster that can use any X monster as material.
As a Link 3 monster, it has a very high ATK and strong resistance to monsters, but since it requires 3 X monsters as link materials, Special Summon from the EX Deck will always be in the EX Monster Zone or Link Monster. The rule at the time of its appearance was that it had to be the main monster zone to link to, and it was a fairly heavy monster that had to be cleared and lined up 3 X monsters on the field. Because of its weak point that it can be lightly twisted by a removal trap, it was considered to be a monster that could not be called a battle-class monster unless it was directly taken out of EX with a bush snake or the like.
However, in the 11th term, the rules regarding Special Summon from the EX Deck were revised, and with the appearance of Numeron, which can deploy 4 X monsters at once from a single Spell card, it will be re-evaluated.
In the Numeron Deck, when you pass the turn to your opponent, you can say that it has become an option with Link 4's Astram and Usa.

I combined all the heavy machinery Infinitrack's ace monster
The sign on the box is handed over to Earth Shaker, but in terms of strength, this is probably Ace.
In Master Duel, Earth Shaker is SR, while Megaton Gale is UR and has a summoning effect.
He's invulnerable to anything other than Xyz monsters, so he looks strong, but Dingirsu appeared just before Megaton Gale was implemented, and his deck using Xyz summons increased due to the rule change in season 11, so he's actually not that strong. do
The appearance of Azeus is also a headwind against Megaton Gale
Impression that you are supposed to be strong, but you are swayed by your surroundings and are in trouble
His summoning conditions are very heavy with 3 Xyz Monsters, so versatility is quite low, but besides Infinitrack, he has other themes that go well with Zoodiac, Numeron, and Exosister, so it's not a problem to find a place.
The cab of Megaton Gale with Exosisters will smell good
It's an effect that removes it as an Xyz material, but since it only says "cards" on the opponent's field, he can steal not only monsters, but also Spell Trap regardless of the front or back.
Since it's a control change effect, he doesn't work against Armed Dragon/Thunder LV10 (although there aren't many duels to use in the first place).
He is extremely strong against monsters, but he has no resistance against spell traps, so he is easily buried.
It's an ace monster that has the strength to meet the summoning conditions, but it's not enough to be praised.

Has virtually complete resistance to monsters other than Xyz,
A super-powerful fortress monster that won't even let you destroy it in battle.
Since it can be easily put out with Numeron, depending on the situation, the opponent may lose the means to break through just by setting this up,
The more I lost (I actually put out and the opponent couldn't break through).
Of course, it is weak against spells and traps, so overconfidence is prohibited,
There is no doubt that it is a considerable intimidating feeling including illustrations.

Mega Ton Gale (a certain commentator story)
The material is as heavy as Megaton Coin, but since he can be easily summoned with a single card in the Zoodiac Deck, I think it would be better to have one as a countermeasure against high hit resistance monsters such as Ultimate Falcon. increase.
This card has a very unique combat performance (below)
・Serious Decks often destroy the opponent's field with monster effects, but this card has almost no effect on monster effects. Large cards such as Valeso and Access Code, which can be destroyed in battle without using effects, cannot be summoned in the first place unless you take care of their triggers and interference. Therefore, it is difficult to deal with and is purely strong.
・Enjoy Decks and Fun Decks are loaded with inexpensive general-purpose cards that are rarely used in modern times, such as 《Bottomless Trap Hole》and cracks in the ground, so they can be easily removed with a single card. frankly weak.
It is a very interesting card with completely different performance in a serious environment and a fan environment.
I like cards like this. Personally.

In the case of Infinitrack, she is a relatively excellent girl who becomes a finisher along with Ribe after the middle stage.
Infinity, which often appears in the early stages, can be reused, and depending on the opponent, it can be quite useful and will be enshrined.
However, even if he appears, he will be out of the Infinitrack's support range, and will die instantly with general-purpose Xyz around the corner. It also receives the effects of VFD, which I'm not good at.
If the opponent has his Xyz Monster built-in, he will die immediately, so when it comes to waiting, Goliath built-in 《Outrigger Extension》Super Resistance Ribe-kun is a higher image.
It's not weak at all, but it only comes out when the opponent puts out a pretty annoying monster, so I'm looking forward to new support.

A card whose evaluation is likely to change in the future with the appearance of Numeron.
You can put out this card with any one of Planet Pathfinder, terrafo, or bon mawashi on the Numeron wall/network.
But hope Zexal, who has a more dangerous effect than this, is still safe now.

Thanks to the effect of (1), I am grateful that it is strong against battles and effects with monsters other than X monsters.
As for the effect of (2), when Link Summoning, the resurrection target exists in her GY, and when reviving, I think it's excellent that you can steal any card from the opponent's field as an X material.
The link materials are heavy, but with the "Infinitetrack" Deck, you can use the self-regeneration effect of the "Infinitetrack" X monsters, so I don't think there is a problem.
His ATK is the largest among the "Infinitrack" monsters, and I think it's a trump card.

A Link Monster that is heavy enough to make you wonder if it will be eased soon, even for guinea pigs, and has strict conditions in terms of rules.
Unlike Hope Kaiser, it doesn't require the presence or absence of materials, so if you make full use of resurrection cards and Xyz cards that increase Xyz, you should be able to achieve it.
The effect of 1 is not only unaffected by Xyz, it is not even destroyed in battle, and it is a strong resistance now that Xyz is only used by deployment personnel and Baguska.
However, to put it the other way around, depending on the environment, it can also be a card that can be easily buried by cards such as Castel and Lightning that came out easily.
As said, for his weight, he has no resistance to spells and traps, and no means of recovery after death.
The effect of 2 is powerful because it removes and revives at the same time, but there is also a strange disadvantage that the damage dealt after this is halved.
I feel like it shouldn't have been so heavy...
Far from being weak in effect and RBI, it's normally strong, but considering the weight, it's a card that can't be affirmed obediently.
Since all effects can be used without problems even if revived, it may be better to think about using it with a resurrection card.

Infinitrack's final trump card, a super-large rink, the highest 4000 RBI in the current rink.
The material is very heavy with 3 X monsters, Infinitrack has the resurrection effect from GY, so it's not as tough as it looks, but the 3 bodies are still heavy.
The effect is complete resistance to monsters other than X, resurrection of X monsters, and removal of opponent's cards. Resistance is encouraging, but powerless against Spell Trap. The second effect is that there is definitely a resurrection target due to the material conditions, and one of the opponent's cards can be removed without destroying it, so it's strong, but the damage is halved, reviving Earth Shaker. It seems that the design is to remove 2 cards in addition to the effect, but the damage reduction is still not negligible. can I
Due to the popularity of Link, he doesn't have a single X, and his Deck is increasing, and depending on the opponent, it's a card that's worth putting out because it shows a stronger resistance than Wyrm, but it's worth mentioning this weight. It is also true that I wanted

Another Infinitrack trump card with megaton-class abilities and link materials.
It is unaffected by effects other than Xyz Monsters, has the effect of not being destroyed by battle with Xyz Monsters, and the effect of reviving GY's Xyz Monster and using one of your opponent's monsters as its material.
The reason Link 3 is allowed to use non-standard performance is because the materials are limited to X monsters. Overwhelming deployment power is required because you need not only to line up 3 X monsters, but also Link Monsters to secure their deployment destinations. If it's Infinitrack, I would like him to accumulate X in GY with Outrigger Extension, release Goliath, and deploy X. Besides Infinitrack, Super Quantum also works well.
After putting it out, it seems to be quite bullish against opponents who don't use X monsters, but it doesn't have resistance to Spell Trap, so removal cards and effect negate are natural enemies. In particular, he is likely to be taken apart by Sky Striker Ace soon. The other effect is a powerful one that combines the resurrection and removal of X monsters, but the damage is halved, so it's hard to decide.
Even though it's a lot of trouble to get it out...

The boss of the heavyweight category. It can be said that the status and effect are excellent as much as the material is heavy.
[Infinitrack] Each Xyz Monster has a resurrection effect, so you'll probably end up aiming for this card.
① is resistance to monsters other than X monsters. It's useless against Spell Trap, but it's reasonable considering that Link 3 has 4000 RBI.
② is an effect that allows you to revive an X monster from his GY and use the opponent's monster as a material. It's a powerful effect, but as a finisher, the disadvantage of halving damage may be painful.
It's not a monster that can be put out on the field stably, but it can't be said to be romantic either. I hope that the Xyz theme will be further strengthened in the future.

The material is very heavy at 3 X monsters, but it has a corresponding status and is very high at 4000 RBI.
① is perfect resistance and battle resistance to monster effects other than X, and it is safe to say that the resurrection effect of ② is not afraid of hand-triggered monster effects thanks to this resistance. However, he can also be dealt with by Spell/Trap cards and "Kaiju".
② is to revive Xyz Monsters + Eliminate opponent's monsters.You can revive any Xyzmons you revive, and depending on which monster you revive, you can flexibly control the field and gain an even greater advantage. For example, this card doesn't have resistance to his Spell/Trap, so I revived 《Cyber Dragon Infinity》and 《Toadally Awesome》to make him resistant.
In general, this card has the potential to play an active role in any X Deck, and the evaluation is likely to go down due to the fact that ``the material specification of 3 X monsters is very heavy'' and ``no Spell/Trap resistance''. Once you put it away, with the advantage of this card's 2 and the further advantage of the revived Xyz Monster, I think it's a card that's not bad in general because it's worth the heavy consumption and has enough return.

Although the material is very heavy, it does not have good resistance or suppression.
Where was Konami when they were printing Ultimate Falcon? ? ?

Heavy material. So there is no Spell trap negate...
It's romantic

Although it is a link 3, it has 4000 hit points that far exceeds the link 4. Of course, there is no way such a thing can be produced for free, and it has a megaton-class weight that is as good as demanding 3 Xs.
After the new rule, it became difficult to arrange without the link, and the usability became somewhat worse. Due to the material, the link cannot be entwined with the material, so the extra weight stands out. Is it the same category with self-regenerating X, or a deck that can realistically produce something like Bajasha or Super Quantum?
It is an excellent orientation that can be used for markers as well as main and EX.
It is resistant to monsters other than X, but even though it has fallen in popularity, there are many general-purpose Xs that can break through this card, and even with magic, traps, and monsters, he is powerless against Kaiju, so you can't let your guard down.
As for the effect of 2, halving the opponent's damage is painful for me, who has a high RBI, but I can revive X and remove the opponent's card as a material, so it's easy to earn board add.
The effect itself is versatile and not bad, but it feels subtle when it comes to the weight. If a card that easily satisfies the conditions comes out, I wonder if the evaluation will change again.
Postscript: If you say so, it's easy to put out by Numeron gate and its support. I feel that the name Mugen has something to do with it. Will this replace Numeronius until next year?

A heavyweight monster that requires 3 Xyz Monsters as link materials. For that reason, it boasts 4000 points, is unaffected by monster effects other than X monsters, and cannot be destroyed by battle other than X monsters. He doesn't have any X monsters in his extra deck, and now that his deck has become the majority, it can be said that he has complete resistance to the opponent's monster effects, but he has no resistance to spells and trap cards. It doesn't hurt.

Infinitrack link 3
In addition to complete resistance and battle resistance against the effects of monsters other than X monsters, it has a strong effect of reviving his GY's X and infinity in exchange for half the damage received by the opponent.
Infinitrack's X can revive itself, but after that, the X material will not be replenished until the battle is fought while changing the battle position, and this card can be used in parallel with removing the lag, so its usefulness will be high. X who carelessly revives is not limited to Infinitrack, so it makes up for the fact that X, which has become noticeable due to the new rules, does not have any ingredients even if he revives and returns, so it has no taste.
However, it has its own drawbacks: even though it is resistant to monster effects, it is powerless against X, and above all, the material specification of 3 X monsters is extremely heavy. Luckily, there is no such thing as "having an X material", so in addition to Infinitrack's self-resurrection, for example, I would like to involve him in reviving and lining up Zoodiac while stacking X's.
Although the heavy material designation is eye-catching, the impression is that he is relatively excellent in terms of ATK and effects.