Link-5 Best Link Monster Ranking

A monster based on the special move of Firewall Dragon Darkfluid in the original anime
At the beginning of the implementation, the effect was too brain muscle and he became a finisher with Link 5, but he already had powerful and easy finishers such as "Accesscode Talker" and "Geomathmech Final Sigma" in Cyberse, so Link 5's finisher was It was an evaluation that said even if there was
He is a free chain player, 《Foolish Burial》, 《Extra-Foolish Burial》for Cybers.
However, as time passed and the card pool increased, the situation changed completely.
《Mereologic Aggregator》《Cyberse Desavewurm》He said that he could do his job just by waiting in GY, or falling into GY and using his immediate effect. Extra-Foolish Burial》effect will be evaluated
While dropping it, his ATK rises permanently by 2500 each time, so if you leave him alone, he will become an incarnation of a brain muscle that can't be dealt with easily.
It is a monster with a substantial Spell Trap 1 negate and a slightly slow universal negate (because it is activated when going to GY)
However, since both of the above two types are her DARK, the number of attacks on monsters will not increase.
Also, with the implementation of 《Link Decoder》, it became easier to cast in one turn, which is one of the reasons why the adoption rate has increased.
If you put this guy out on the first turn and return the turn safely, in effect he will have ATK 10500, (on the return turn he drops his Cyberse other than DARK), twice to the monster Turn into a mass of murderous intent to attack
The new guy who can be both brain muscle and figurine worker is Cyberse's ace monster.

It's a Link Monster, the newest of the general-purpose Link 5s that can be counted on one hand, and I personally don't like the twisted name and ruby combination.
It is said that the inability to accept new things is the beginning of aging, so you have to be careful.
Link 5 requires at least 4 materials, so like Borrel Link 4, monsters with Link 3 or higher can only be treated as 1, but this one can use 1 Effect Monster on the opponent's field as a material, If there is an Effect Monster on the opponent's field, the conditions on the board will be virtually the same as those of Borrel Link 4 who require 3 materials.
From Endosukego, use Sheep A to EX → Spider with Sheep A → Wrinkle with Sheep B → Use Sheep C and Wrinkle to put out a phoenix under Spider and draw 1 → Release Sheep D to revive Linkle. .
If you use Mascarena instead of Phoenix, you can check the opponent's turn with a super fusion feeling, and if you get Link 2 from the opponent's field, your burden will be reduced by one.
Both Valero and Valeso have a lot of scenes to put out when there are monsters in the opponent's field. The way this card is undefendable except in possession makes it better than Valero & Valeso.
All three effects after entering the field are general-purpose ones that can be given 7 to 8 points, but resistance to non-targets (The only effect that is not affected is the activated effect, so Skidre works.) It is the same as Valero and Valeso that it is easy to get rid of with a general-purpose removal trap that targets escape and capture, so it is the same as Valero and Valeso. I think it's good to recognize that it's good if you can play an active part.
It can be said that it has fulfilled its role at the point in time when the useless monster is used as a link material and buried.

If it hadn't been discontinued, I wonder if it would have appeared in the anime eventually.
His Borrel, the ultimate Blue-Eyed positive of rival characters. It's as heavy as Link 5, but the binding itself isn't as tough as his Borrel. Considering the effect of 3, it is preferable to use his Deck with Rokket.
In addition to the resistance that can be said to be the culmination of Borrel, all-out attacks, and the negate effect of Friche, his Rokket resurrection and attack / control power are both very high.
However, there are quite a few holes in the resistance side, so it is well balanced.
It takes a lot of time and effort to operate, but I wonder if it has enough performance to match it.