Topologic Zeroboros →Used Deck

A dark horse in the Link 4 brain muscle world who tends to hide in Access and Valeso.
Gordon Murakumo Shirayuki, when I was feeling good, suddenly flew in and was run over with high firepower that made the access look lukewarm.
It has excellent compatibility with Shirayuki Murakumo mentioned above, and can be detonated suddenly with Friche while earning the number of exclusions.
However, due to the convenience of the link marker, it is also a troublesome chan that reacts to the opponent's decoy and detonates. In order to prevent unwanted ignition, I want to put this in the main monster zone and place another link 2 in the EX monster zone, but the restrictions make it difficult to operate.
The equation to find the number of Zerovolos and Daiza whose ATK is equal is 3000 + 200x = 400x. From this formula, the value of x needed to line up with Zerovolos with her ATK is 15. From this, in order for Daiza to surpass Zerovolos in RBI, 16 removed cards are required. Also, when specializing in Gordon Murakumo Gratton, there are many cases where the number of cards exceeds 16, so Daiza is more suitable. ...It's been a long time since I've done an equation, so if I don't do it occasionally, it's surprisingly difficult. But once you try it out, it's quite convenient, so studying isn't a bad thing.

General-purpose link 4 with loose summoning conditions
Disadvantages such as Link Devotee and Platinum Gadget can be almost ignored by Mascarena's Accel Link effect that came out at the same time, so it is quite easy to put out.
Furthermore, if you place Mascarena and Link materials and turn around, it will be a lot of pressure from the opponent's point of view.
Due to the pressure of not knowing what will come out of Mascarena, the mere existence of Zerovolos makes me hesitate to link summon.
Has no resistance, but has an overwhelming presence
You can use all Buppa effects on your turn, but you still want to use them on your opponent's turn.
You can use Mascarena to Link Summon during your opponent's turn and Special Summon 《Parallel eXceed》from your hand to the link target, or you can Special Summon Murakumo who has GY on standby.
In particular, when Murakumo comes out, he removes 8 cards from the back of the main deck, so Zerovolos's ATK can be raised, making it a very good matchup.
Assess the mast counter on the opponent's turn and do all the buffalo, come back on the next turn and finish off with high firepower
It can be said that it is the golden move of Zerovolos
It is an excellent piece with performance that is not ashamed of Strak's signboard monster.

He has the strongest effect that elementary school students can think of, such as all exclusion, and he is a Topologic piece
As there are Decks aiming for Furise Zerovolos, the magnitude of the effect on the field will be ranked at the top among all cards.
After all, I will come back (dadaima
It takes some time to prepare, but it is worth preparing.

A monster that symbolizes "Ouroboros", which means infinity. An existence that destroys everything and returns it to "zero". It is the last one in the "Topologic" series with strong removal ability, and it is a good force.
The material specification is loose, and any deck is easy to put out.
Due to its overall exclusion effect, if you place it in the middle of the main monster zone via the diagonally downward link, you can block the initial movement of your opponent's Link Monster. Even so, he can still move most of his decks without relying on Link, so I wonder if it will play a role in blocking cards such as Hallifiber, Isolde, and Electrum that will develop further.
One more thing, during the opponent's turn, by summoning a monster to the link destination of his Link Monster other than this card, it is possible to completely remove the pseudo-free chain. It's a highly combo tactic, but it's very strong once it hits.
However, even if he chained to a removal to this card and special summoned him, it would be destroyed as it is and the effect would not be activated, so be careful. It would be better to use it as a surprise attack while the opponent is deploying.
It's especially effective against his deck, which relies on activation effects and combat destruction for removal. If you can successfully remove the opponent's key card, you will be able to sink it on the next turn without allowing resistance.
Also, if you have a monster on your field that is unaffected by monster effects, such as 《Metaltron XII, the True Dracombatant》and 《Gouki The Giant Ogre》, you can banish all of your opponent's cards without being affected.
He also has the effect of increasing his ATK by the number of cards removed, so if he can remove a lot of cards, it's not a dream to raise his ATK to over 4000.

Purge the world as it is now, and return it to what it should be.
Like Da Esa, this type of card becomes stronger when removed. He also has a powerful removal effect himself, and his RBI can rise to a level that is not surprising.
Like the Topologic series, the exclusion effect is forcibly activated by stepping on the link destination, but this time it can not be placed on the link destination of Zerovolos, so it is treated a little differently.
The exclusion range is all fields. Although there are things like banning the whole thing while leaving yourself, cards that really banish everything are rare.
However, like Stardust, it will be revived in the next standby phase, so the wall and the RBI will be just in time. His ATK should increase considerably after using this effect, as it will increase by the number of cards removed.
In addition, since it only supports its own exclusion effect, be aware that it will not return even if it is excluded by another card effect.
The effect itself is extremely powerful, but the moment you use it, your opponent's tension will be maxed out, so it's also a card that's the first to be removed.

One of the new good power "Topologic" added in Strak.
All 4 Link Markers are slanted and have strong Link Markers, but since you can't put out monsters in front of the EX Monster Zone, it's impossible to cheat and connect EX Links. I'm here.
The effect is a total exclusion that activates when a monster is his Special Summon at the link destination. The brutality of its removal performance is clearly conveyed, but on top of being a compulsory effect, it also has a strong tendency to exclude itself, including itself.
For the time being, during the Standby Phase, he uses the effect of ③ to return to the field while receiving the RBI increase from ①. By returning it to the central zone and directing the link markers to the two EX zones, you can hinder the opponent's development, but this is also a double-edged sword because you can't get monsters out of the EX zone.
Although it has a powerful effect, it is a very peculiar monster, so I think that the decks that can be used with him will be quite limited. I think that the evaluation will change again if the exclusion theme with high development power comes out.

Will it become a new good power?
Depending on the number of excluded cards, he has the effect of increasing ATK, and if a monster is linked to his Special Summon, it has the effect of excluding everything on the field. It has the effect of returning.
The main thing is the overwhelming removal effect that removes all cards in the field in response to the Special Summon to the link destination that seems to be Topologic. Of course, this card's link destination also reacts to other card's link destinations, so you can closely monitor the development to the link destination, but there is also the risk of being used by the opponent because it blows away everything. The card itself is coming back, though. ATK up according to the number of excluded cards can be strengthened with cards excluded by this effect, and any excluded source can be used. If you use greedy greed, you can also aim to secure his ATK over 5000.
In the end, after returning to the field, it will be positioned in the center, and with its high RBI, it will be a form of restraining the expansion of the opponent's monster to the EX zone. The reset effect will almost be used up, but I think it's a card with high card power.

His new Topologic monster. The link marker is the first X type. However, like Flash Charge Dragon, it is restricted by text outside the effect so that it can't be used with 3 extra links. The all elimination and return effect is strong, but if you have a chance, it's a bit heavy to let this guy interfere in a one-shot environment. If you can successfully activate it during the opponent's end phase, you can aim for a one-shot on your own turn, so that's what I want to aim for.

It has the highest performance in terms of removal performance, as if a monster is Special Summoned at the link destination by the Topologic family's familiar gunpowder storage ignition effect, all will be removed.
However, once you use the effect, due to the link marker orientation and nasty out-of-effect text, you won't be able to re-detonate with your own monster unless another of her Link Monsters is present. If you move to the main monster zone, it literally only works as a check for the opponent's EX monsters. If the marker is on either the left or right, it's a perfect rating of 10. If you move it to the middle, it will react 100% to your opponent's EX monsters, but if you want to use EX monsters yourself, it's a good idea to place them on both ends. Compared to the Topologic Bomber, the combo potential is low, so timing is important.
If you put it side by side with the perfect Demiurge, you will be proud of its extremely brutal control power.

The material specification is the same as the previous Topologic, loose specification. The direction of the marker is all diagonal, and it is not suitable for expansion due to the mutual / 2 effect for the EX zone, and it has provided two places to the opponent. Although the effect of 2 can be expected to check and block EX, there is a slight risk when negate.
A further increase can be expected due to the strengthening effect on the high RBI and the effect of 2. Since there is no card designation, it works well with greed.
The effect of 2 is the highest level as a total exclusion and removal. Like Bomber, if you prepare a trigger yourself, you can exert more restraint power than Bomber. Also, due to the relationship between leaving the field and returning once, it is caught in a pseudo-resistance and has a place as it is.
However, due to the fact that it is forced and there is a lag in returning itself, if handled poorly, there is a possibility that this side will fall into a predicament. Due to its characteristics, it is difficult to reactivate due to the position change, and it is difficult to use GY or defend by lying down.
Compared to Bomber, it has more explosive power and removal power if it is alone, but it also has a stronger habit and makes it difficult to use his GY, so it seems that combo ability will be lowered. It feels flashy and peaky performance that is worth using.