"Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir" Rating Score by なす

At rank 4 with no material binding, the disadvantage of self-destruction if the material cannot be removed, the effect of granting effect resistance and destruction resistance to target itself in the case of (1) Attack Position, and the effect of (2) Defense Position It has the effect of negate the monster effect activated by the defending monster while making all face-up monsters defend.
(1) resistance is powerless against combat destruction and untargeted effects, but still powerful. After canceling the effect of (2) on your turn, you can use it as an attacker with resistance.
(2) blocks the activation of monster effects, and additionally forces defense, so combat is also blocked. Therefore, it is limited to Link Monsters whose countermeasures do not become defensive, monsters with permanent effects such as monster effect resistance and attacking while defending, and Spells and Traps. It extends to myself, but it's easy to cancel just by switching to Attack Position.
When used in conjunction with his own Link Monster, he can unilaterally attack with his Link Monster and suppress it until it self-destructs, while blocking the opponent's monster's attack and negating the activation of its effect to hinder the opponent's development.
In addition, it is also good to use it for link materials and suitable costs before self-destruction.