"Abyss Keeper" Rating Score by みめっと

EX Deck One of the unexplored races, the Link Monster that was finally brought to Fish, where there was no Link Monster until now, appeared as an overseas precedent card, and it will come to Japan in 2022. rice field.
It has the effect of extending the development by special summoning his Fish in the hand to the link destination by the effect of link summoning trigger, but since this monster cannot be used as link material the turn it is played, it can be connected to link 3 as it is. You can not.
Fish that I want to special summon include dead leaves that have SS triggering effects, but there is no level limit for fish that can be special summoned, so I want to aim for his special summon, which is a large fish around Coelacanth and Chakcharua. is not it.
Another effect is a universal single removal effect that removes 1 Fish on your field and 1 card on your opponent's field together with the activation effect, and your Special Summoned Fish from your hand due to your own effect. can be targeted by its effects.
The method is a bit irregular, but the consumption is the same as Cerberus and Phoenix, which are general-purpose link 2, and the quality and range of removal is much higher because of the various restrictions.
In any case, as it is, this monster with only 1500 ATK and no effect that can be applied to the opponent's turn will pass the turn while standing still, so this monster will finish its job like Unicari and Radon. I would like to think about how to effectively process it after.
For Fish, it can be used for Flying Fish Bullets, Coelacanth Shields, and Fish Depth Charge costs, but since it's Link 2, it's best to use it as an X material for Gigantic along with Fishborg Planter.
It would be great if there were other Fish or WATER monsters that could X Summon this monster under similar conditions as an X Material. It is great that you can solve it with
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