Rank 3 Best Xyz Monster Ranking

It's not an exaggeration to say that you can do whatever you want as long as the effect works.
The first effect is the recruitment of Salamangreat. There is a designation called Defense Position, but there are no other restrictions, and there are no effect negate or material restrictions. So, with Python, you can use the link body + aim to disable the opponent, aim for continuous links with his Salamangreat with self-revive, fertilize his GY with Gazelle, and collect his Spell Trap with Falco. Or etc ... You can connect to various movements. After the effect is activated, you can't activate any effects other than fire, but it's a restriction that's not even Salamangreat.
The second effect is to bounce monsters when he is sent to GY as a link material. Not only can you get rid of annoying monsters, but you can also reuse Kaiju. It works well with the first effect, and you can recruit Salamangreat and Sunlight Wolf, so it's a bonus effect, but it's very easy to use.
The material is also loose with 2 level 3 monsters, and if you can prepare it, he can spin Salamangreat around. The basics will be Gazelle Spinny, but it is possible to start moving with the combination of Beigoma Borg.
I think how quickly you can X-summon this card will be important in Salamangreat.

One of the general-purpose rank 3 that can send her GY at a low cost.Combined with the barrier of 2500 defense, it is well received.

The effect itself is kind of similar to Karakuri's Synchro Monster, but the big problem is that among the cards that can be summoned are rats and magicians that encourage further development.
The advantage of this card is that the materials are loosely specified and can be called as a guide.
Since he can play Wind-Up tee again with a mouse, it was naturally a restricted card, and after that, he was used in combination with Photon Butterfly Assassin and his Wind-Up star, so I knew that even one card was bad. to ban.
Well, I guess there's no point in banning them...
I thought that ... but it seems that the restriction will be restored.
It has become a trend that large-scale deployment gimmicks are accepted as a matter of course.