Binary Blader →Used Deck

《Binary Sorceress》's partner. However, the conversion to OCG was greatly delayed compared to the other party.
While the far side is the support of the co-linked target, this is the effect of supporting the co-linked state itself.
If you have 1 or more, you can attack the monster twice, and if you have 2, you can destroy the effect after damage calculation. The two effects work well together, but unfortunately, this card's status is only about that of low-rank monsters, and since the activation timing is after the damage calculation, this effect works effectively against low-status monsters with battle destruction resistance. It will only work if you give yourself battle destruction resistance and attack. Countermeasures against marshmallow-type monsters are undeniably outdated, and I feel that the forceful breakthrough of high-stat monsters is lacking in power due to the slowness of going through battles. Compared to "2 Normal Monsters" and "Binary Sorceress", it's difficult to specify the materials, and I'm still a little confused as to why they didn't align them in the distance.
As the 10th season draws to a close, in this era of powerful Link Monsters, it's unlikely that this level of performance will ever be used.

Normal Monster is specified as the material, and although it is difficult to put out subtly, the effect is very plain. Is it best to use tokens? The effect increases according to the number of mutually linked monsters, and one or more can attack continuously. However, even if you attack with this card, your opponent's monsters will not be destroyed by battle. In the case of two, the opponent's monster is excluded after damage calculation. You can eliminate 2 monsters with a continuous attack, but on top of being eliminated through battle, if the opponent's ATK is higher, this monster will naturally be destroyed. To be honest, it's not worth the trouble of linking this monster with left and right link markers. The OCG conversion was delayed for a year and a half after the anime appeared, but Binary Sorceress, which was used at the same time in the anime, was recorded in the Structure Deck half a year before that, making it more than two years behind the other party. Naturally, he's been in Link Monster's inflation for the past two years, and like his partner, it's a very subtle feeling. Well, it would be a problem to put such a powerful thing on a promotion card.