A Link 6 general-purpose Link Monster that can be Link Summoned from 3 Effect Monsters, making it the largest Link Monster since Arrival.
The link material is looser than the arrival, and the original ATK is higher than the arrival with the minimum number of materials. In order to do so, a certain degree of dedicated construction will be required, and at least it will be necessary to have the ability to deploy Ritual Monsters and EX Monsters while putting out this Link 6 monster, or a gimmick to send those monsters to GY. increase.
However, the effect that is exerted can be used every turn with a complete flitch on each other's turn, bounces up to 4 cards of the opponent's field and his GY, and further strengthens his ATK permanently according to the number of cards. It is a very powerful thing to do.
His Cyberse has a set of monsters of the same type as himself, and there are many cards in Cyberse that have unreasonable expansion power instead of binding the deployment destination to his Cyberse. , The dedicated Deck will demonstrate its power.
It is also the first Link Monster to have link markers that point diagonally upward in two directions, and it is a monster that has no restrictions on how it can be deployed to the link destination.

It is the only Link 6 monster that can be used as a general-purpose Link 6, and the only Link Monster that can treat a Link 4 as a link material with a link value of 4 was this card until Geelantis appeared in 2022.
When used with 3 bodies, which is the minimum number of materials, the specs are ATK 3000, complete resistance, and destruction that targets with activation effects that can be used during your main phase.
It may be already paralyzed, but I have to say that this performance is clearly insufficient for this bound Link 6, and since it cannot be strengthened because it is not affected by the effects of its own cards, it is 3000. If it is to the extent, even if Valeso or Astram is not issued, it is not uncommon for it to end with being beaten from above or traded off.
Under such circumstances, it feels lonely that it does not have suppression effects other than resistance, and despite the maximum link of link 6, it is also the opposite of demonstrating the effect of creating more tokens after removing a single target. It has made the regret stand out.
Even compared to Link 4, there is no finish, there is no overwhelming pressure, and it is not easy to tie down.
As mentioned above, if you take it easy, your strength will go down, so if you want to put out the maximum firepower of 6 materials that can't be matched even with 53 Access, this time you have to have all 6 attributes on the field, which is a huge hurdle. becomes higher.
To be honest, my personal impression is that it's not that different from Power Road, and I think it's pretty strong in @Ignister Decks, but it doesn't seem to be used as a general-purpose link.
Of course, Absolute Resistance is Absolute Resistance, so if your opponent doesn't have a processing method in her deck from the main, you're almost guaranteed to win just by playing it...
It was especially painful that 《Vanity's Emptiness》, which can care for Kaiju that penetrates Absolute Resistance, became a banned card.