"Underworld Goddess of the Closed World" Rating Score by みめっと

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.