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One of his Cyberse monsters that first appeared in Starter 2019.
The effect is to discard your hand and increase RBI by 500 when your Cybers fights.
…picture? that's all? A surprising effect. These days, this level of combat support effect is rarely useful, and Cliant is much more convenient even for the purpose of getting 2000 RBI at the lower class.
Strictly speaking, this starter deck is a collection of low-quality monsters in the name of "starter", and this card can be said to be the first of such monsters. prize.

A low-level monster with a draw effect sounds like a good effect, but...
The reality is that when you have 2 or more Cybers on the field and you have 0 cards in your hand, you pay 1000 LP and draw 1 draw. It's a fairly strict condition for drawing 1, and my honest impression is that it's not enough to use this card just for that reason.

A monster that special summons Cyber Svanilla while blocking attacks when hit.
It's a girly effect, but this card only activates when it becomes an attack target. Therefore, the passive point cannot be denied.
And the monsters that come out even if they are beaten are just her Cyber Svanilla, and if they are dealt with, it doesn't even work as a check. For the time being, chaos impact released the highest-end vanilla 《Suppression Collider》, and the lack of RBI was resolved to some extent, so the evaluation went up a little.

① grants destruction resistance in the turn when the link summon is successful. I would like to say that there is no loss in granting resistance to destruction, but it only lasts until the end of the turn, and it can be a double-edged sword for this card, which is his Link Monster with low stats. I can tell you the effect. In the first place, the same Link 2 monster has a permanent effect of destruction resistance by default, and there is Cyberse Wicckid that can also grant destruction resistance to the linked monster, and if you look only at this effect, this The very existence of the card is questionable.
The effect of ② is a revival effect. It sounds convenient, but if a Link Monster that used this card as a link material is destroyed by an opponent's effect, the conditions are troublesome, and in the end, this doesn't work more than a struggle if the Link Monster is destroyed. yeah. It would be nice if you could use this effect to activate ①, but it would be difficult to do so during the opponent's turn.

One of the Cyberse monsters included in the first pack of the 10th term, and the one that decided Yusaku's victory in the first battle.
Its effect is to put one opponent's monster in defense while giving the entire Cybers a defense-penetrating effect. There are very few monsters that have both a defense penetration effect and a battle position change effect.
However, there is a heavy restriction that you can only hit that monster when using the effect, and in the first place, he is a monster with performance that goes against the times when he is completely powerless against Link Monsters, so honestly I can't give it a high rating. . It doesn't have a convenient Special Summon effect, and I don't think it's a monster that can be summoned into the field.

One of his Cyberse monsters that first appeared in Starter 2019.
When the opponent's monster is destroyed by battle, GY's resurrection of her Cyberse is reasonably strong.
A long time ago, with 1,800 RBI, he might have been able to create a deck based on this card, but in the 10th season, he was able to take advantage of the early suppression and the development with a small initial move. I have to say that the resurrection effect that triggers battle destruction is too outdated.
I dare to say it harshly, but the same starter deck is constructed like a collection of monsters with performance that would have been acceptable a long time ago. The recording of has become a conspicuous content.

Cyberse Link Monster included in the early 10th pack.
It has an effect that gives a continuous attack effect to the linked monster, but the condition is ①You can attack the opponent's ``Link Monster'' in the Battle Phase, and you can only attack the opponent's ``Link Monster'' in a row. When you activate , there are a lot of 3 ``other monsters can't attack'', and it feels like you're setting too many restrictions. Of course, if it goes well, you can attack up to 7 times, but that is a situation where you can attack with 7 monsters. While playing this card, you should think carefully about whether it is really necessary to have the same monster attack 7 times.
At the time, it was an unusual orientation for link markers, but now Knightmare Cerberus, which has the same link marker and is much more convenient and efficient, has appeared, and there is no curtain for this card.

《Binary Sorceress》's partner. However, the conversion to OCG was greatly delayed compared to the other party.
While the far side is the support of the co-linked target, this is the effect of supporting the co-linked state itself.
If you have 1 or more, you can attack the monster twice, and if you have 2, you can destroy the effect after damage calculation. The two effects work well together, but unfortunately, this card's status is only about that of low-rank monsters, and since the activation timing is after the damage calculation, this effect works effectively against low-status monsters with battle destruction resistance. It will only work if you give yourself battle destruction resistance and attack. Countermeasures against marshmallow-type monsters are undeniably outdated, and I feel that the forceful breakthrough of high-stat monsters is lacking in power due to the slowness of going through battles. Compared to "2 Normal Monsters" and "Binary Sorceress", it's difficult to specify the materials, and I'm still a little confused as to why they didn't align them in the distance.
As the 10th season draws to a close, in this era of powerful Link Monsters, it's unlikely that this level of performance will ever be used.

Evolution of 《Cyberse Wizard》. The material specification is extremely loose, with 2 or more monsters, but from the effect of ①, it can be said that it is a monster that shows its true value only when combined with 《Cyberse Wizard》.
The effect is quite strong with the free chain's battle position change & effect negate effect, and except that it doesn't work against Link Monsters, it's an excellent sabotage method.
However, as many people have already said, the problem is that you have to use that inconvenient "Cyberse Wizard" as a material. It's difficult to use Faraway, which doesn't have a deployment effect, as a material, and as a problem in the first place, I can't help but think that the disadvantage is that you have to insert Cyberse Wizard just to get this card out. .

Hmm, maybe it's a juvenile < Rasterliger >?
The effect is to release himself and the linked monster to revive his Link Monster. Since this card does not have a downward link marker, it must be placed in the Main Monster Zone in order to use this effect.
The resurrection itself isn't bad, but since it's done at the cost of this card itself and the monsters it links to, its weight can't be ignored. Unless a Link Monster that I want to resurrect and use this card appears in the future, the evaluation will not change.

A Cyberse Link 2 monster that revives Cybers destroyed this turn.
The effect itself is not bad, but it is too unreliable for passive use, so I would like to use it for the theme of active destruction.
I would like to say that, but the current Cybers don't have anything that works well with self-destruction, and there is no theme that can make use of the tactics that can be achieved with this card. The current situation is this evaluation, let's expect in the future.

Evolutionary existence of 《Backup Secretary》.
The material specification is loose, with 2 monsters, and it's easy to just put it out, but in order to get the effect of ①, it's a prerequisite to put out "Backup Secretary" as a material.
And the ① effect is her Cyberse's Special Summon from her hand. Special Summon itself is convenient, but the problem is that it is very late when the battle ends. I can't help but think that this is a precautionary measure against FWD, but since this effect is done while specifying a specific monster, I get the impression that it doesn't need to be adjusted that much.
In the second half, when the opponent destroys it, the effect of her special summoning the secretary from anywhere. It would be nice to have it, but after all, it just puts a low-level monster on the field that doesn't have special summon effects, so I think it's an effect that makes this card unique.

The effect is just sent to his GY, and all the monsters in the opponent's field are in Defense Position.
However, in the heyday of linking, I have to say that the Defense Position change effect, which is completely useless against Link Monsters, is an outdated product.
This card was included in the Starter Deck. For starters fighting each other, I think it will be a good teaching material for teaching Link Monster's unique abilities and what this card can't compete with.

At first glance, it looks like a Link Monster with a not-so-bad effect: (1) is the Linked version of Catastor, excluding Link 3 or higher, and (2) releases the linked target to remove the opponent's monster.
However, the material is limited to Cyberse and lacks versatility, (1) is useless against Link 3 or higher, (2) destroys targets, and ATK is low for Link 3. Things can be done and references to them are evident when looking at other users' comments.
It can be said that it is one of the low evaluations due to the combination of such various drawbacks.

Material designation is extremely loose, and there is no problem with ease of output.
However, perhaps in exchange for that, it has a strong effect, and the first effect lowers the status of the linked monster, so it's hard to say that it's a monster you want to keep on the field.
The effect of ② is the effect of being Special Summoned to the link destination of his Cyberse Link Monster, and the conditions are relatively loose. However, the disadvantage of not being able to be used as a link material when using this effect is heavy, and combined with the effect of ①, it is not an effect that can be used without thinking. For the time being, he has Topologic Bomber as a compatible monster, and I don't mind the disadvantages.
In general, the versatility of the material has a strong effect, and compared to the same general-purpose material, Link Marker "Security Dragon", I feel an overwhelming difference in terms of usability.