Type "Rock" Type Best Monster Ranking

A Rock Link 1 monster that has a deep connection with the VS that appeared in DBP.
Not only the illustration, but also his own ATK and the abilities he possesses, it is quite doubtful if this can really be called a monster.
This card is actually one of the battlefields of fighting games, and it is a monster made into a "place", and it is one of the concepts of the VS theme.
Since it has no combat ability and cannot be used as an L material, it cannot effectively leave the field and cannot be put into a Defense Position. If there is a VS monster in , it will not be attacked in most situations.
Then, in each other's main phase, you can choose between two effects that you can choose from: the expansion effect from your hand that can be activated by Friche and the effect that salvages theme monsters, and backs up the VS with all your might.
It's pretty broken just by being able to use the salvage effect every turn with a link 1, but there are VS monsters that have the effect of Special Summoning themselves from the hand, those that have effects that are triggered by being Special Summoned, By revealing a monster with a specific attribute, there are things that can be done with Friche on each other's turn, so the compatibility is far from outstanding.
As for the theme's Link 1 monsters, there have been many cases where the power of the entire theme has become strange due to cards added later such as 《Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu》and 《Magical Musketeer Max》. I think it's pretty bad that it's normal from the beginning.

Following Nibiru, another large general-purpose monster has appeared in Rock in the main deck.
First, by keeping yourself revealed from your hand until the end of your opponent's turn, you can protect set cards, including face-down Defense Position monsters, from effect destruction.
If you attack first, the opponent's counterattacks such as Nagisa and Laith will become threats. is a very valuable effect for the Trap Deck.
Once opened, it can be destroyed normally, so compatibility with permanent figurines is a delicate place, but I am grateful that the effect is also effective for cards set after release.
Furthermore, when his set Spell Trap, including that of the opponent, is activated, it will have the effect of self-SSing himself from the hand, and if he self-SSs from the open state, he can further set his Spell Trap from the Deck. It exerts a disproportionate effect.
However, either of the two effects is turn 1, and if you reveal it with your own effect on your turn, you can only SS on your opponent's return turn = Normal Spell and Continuous Spell, as well as Quick-Play Spell set from the Deck. Since it is the turn in which the and Trap cards are set, they cannot be used until the turn returns. It also has the disadvantage that it is not suitable for permanent or field summoning unless you have an impregnable wall.
Even so, keep protecting set cards from face-down removal by just showing them from your hand every turn. Given that Spell Trap can also be played from the Deck, there's no doubt about its versatility.

If your opponent is his Megalith user, you might want to prioritize dealing with this card...
Due to the convenience of summoning from the Deck, if the effect is activated while there is a portal, not only will there be no extra cards in your hand, but the number of cards in your hand may even increase.
It makes me cry to be the first to be targeted in Urara, but it's also demonstrably strong to be able to call the second and subsequent bodies immediately in Unformed.