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He is one of Gouki with excellent effects. Instead of being able to search, he has an effect like Kuriboh whose effect has been halved.
However, it is powerful in that it can be easily discarded from the hand, and he can easily accumulate Gouki's stock in his GY to revive with Gouki Re-Match and use the search effect.
Also, half of the battles damage is surprisingly an effect that can't be taken lightly, and if the opponent's deck is a brain muscle deck that can be sunk with one punch, it's enough to avoid defeat and lead to a resurrection with this single card.
In the past, being level 1, it was powerful to bring it with 《One for One》or Isolde, but now that position has been handed over to 《Gouki Guts》, now it is mainly dealing with one kills and developing from GY. serve as a factor.

His little Gouki that can be discarded from his hand to raise his ATK. However, the amount of increase is only 500. However, even this kind of thing can be used just by being low level and having a search effect in the latter half.
500 up is certainly a weak effect if used appropriately, but if you use it on The Giant Ogre it will be 1500 up, a figure of 4500 comparable to Blue-Eyed's ultimate dragon.
While you're at it, search for it, and if it's in your hand for the time being, it'll be insurance when a powerful monster comes out, so that point can be said to be excellent.

The starting point and lifeline of Gouki's development. It's no exaggeration to say that all of Gouki begins with a suplex card. The strongest and starting point, and one of the first three main decks.
It has an effect similar to "Marauding Captain". That's it. But it is very strong.
If you connect to LINK2, search for 《Gouki Re-Match》and use it, you will be able to use Nandemo LINK4 in no time. This card and him are terrifying cards that can put any LINK4 into play with just one Gouki.
Therefore, if his Gouki common effect that searches for this card and the effect of this card itself are blocked,
Without Gouki Headbatt or Double Summon, he is the same as Gouki being unable to do anything for one turn. It's just a lifeline.

One of the original 3 major Gouki with his ATK increase that can be used during the opponent's turn.
Even if you release yourself, it will be a considerable increase of 1600, so now you can use it for The Giant Ogre and make it a ton demo monster with a RBI of 2600,
The main role will be to use it on monsters that use Gouki Finishing Move and to increase their one-kill power.
Since it doesn't have an effect related to development, it tends to give a plain impression, but it's a useful card when you're on the field at a critical moment.
Also, when used in conjunction with Jado Ogre's resurrection effect, this card is the most likely to trigger Jado Ogre's effect, so I think having 3 copies is a pretty good option.

It's not flashy, but it's a relatively easy-to-use card among LINK3's Gouki, who has too strong a habit.
Although the hit point is low, this card is mainly used as a link material, and the basic strategy is to connect it to a powerful LINK4 monster after deploying it from your hand.
Basically, it will be used to deploy from Isolde, summon Suplexes in your hand, and use their effects to further deploy, increasing the number of monsters.
If you play well, you can get 2 Link 4 monsters in your first hand, and if you go through 《Linkuriboh》or Ningirsu, he can make 2 Power Lords with 2 Gouki and 1 Warrior.
His Gouki in LINK4 has blockage, resistance, increased firepower, and monsters, so you don't have to worry about his low ATK.

It doesn't have any special effects that support deployment, but he's one of the original Gouki trio who has a reasonable ATK for being able to use it easily, and has a solid search effect. It's an amazing guy that can crush 《Toadally Awesome》with just one copy.
At that time, I was surprised that 2300 RBI, which has no attack limit and can also search, came out immediately with one card.
It's not flashy, but it doesn't have any peculiarities, and its main role is to develop like a normal low-level monster, use it as a link material, and activate the search effect.
The more types of Gouki Decks (which are limited to those with search effects), the more targets you can search for and the easier it will be to turn around, so this is a card I would like to have in his deck.

It's been a long time since I've seen it, and it's one of Gouki's most capable cards in the main deck.
He has battle destruction resistance and a weak ATK up effect, and with his good presence, he can survive attacks and become a LINK material on the next turn, and his ATK is a little short. can be done.
It is also a good point that the search effect of the deleted Gouki card has been restored.
Above all, its excellent level 1 status makes it a strong candidate to bring it with Isolde, or it can be brought into the field with a free chain with 《Reinforce Truth》and become a wall, making it an excellent both as a development factor and as a defense card. It works.
Also, since his ATK up effect is a start effect, it leads to the start of Jado Ogre. It's a useful card because it's useful in various ways.

His Gouki's LINK4 with complete immunity finally came out. The model is the legendary professional wrestler Rikidozan. He has the performance to match.
He has 2800 RBI, but his ATK goes up a lot with the help of his fellow Link Monsters.
Since the material designation is loose, you can use Isolde or just Gouki. With 2 on the field and 1 card in his hand, if he has Gouki, he can easily have 2 in one turn, or 3 if Codebreaker bites him. You can also arrange them.
If you line up 3 of these monsters, you will have 3 monsters with ATK 4400 that are immune to any effects, creating a tremendous pressure wall. If one of them becomes an Astram, it will take over the battle. In that case, it is also possible to suppress it by sending out Apollosa.
The Link Marker is also excellent, and in addition to being able to easily achieve his Codebreaker activation conditions, it is easy to connect his excellent Link Monsters such as Borrel Monsters, Astrams, and Giant Ogres.
The destruction effect is also excellent, and if you release yourself, you can destroy 4 cards. You can also revive with Jado Ogre, release the used Jado Ogre and destroy 2 cards.
With this card in his GY, Gouki Ringtrainer and Gouki Face Turn become freaking monsters that destroy 4 cards. Let's use it when rewinding.
However, this revived card does not have perfect resistance, so if you do not decide the game early, you will be overwhelmed. However, it is also possible to take advantage of the lack of resistance and make it a finisher with a finish hold of 6800 RBI. Whether you can use it well is the difference between the player's deck construction.

Gouki with defensive effect.
ATK is a compromise as LINK3, effect resistance can be used so so, and monster movement can be used when you want to make use of link markers,
To be honest, if I were to put out this monster, I would want to put out a stronger Gouki or a general-purpose LINK4.
The Giant Ogre (not subject to battle destruction resistance, target resistance, monster effects),
As long as there are two monsters with the terrible resistance of The Powerlord Ogre (which is unaffected by all effects), it can be said that this card won't come into play much.
If you really want to use it, you want to use it when you want to prepare a more solid posture.

His ATK up like De Accesscode Talker and his aggressive Gouki with continuous attack effect.
Although the ATK up is not that strong, the double attack is powerful.
It will mainly be used in combination with 《Gouki Finishing Move》.
A double attack with 5400 or more RBI is a threat.
If you use Master Ogre under the same conditions, you can do an all-out attack with 6800 RBI, but this one can be differentiated in that it is a lighter LINK3 and can attack directly.
The cost of attacking twice can also be used from the opponent's field, so if your opponent successfully places a card under the EX monster zone, you'll make a profit.
However, there is no resistance at all, and basically if you want to Link Summon, he wants to use a Gouki monster because he is a powerful LINK4 monster.
It's a good idea to keep this in the EX Deck as insurance to use when it seems that you can kill the enemy with a direct attack.

A card that strengthens Gouki Link Monster.
Honestly, this card is strong enough to overturn the tactics of the Gouki Deck.
It is often better to aim for a one-turn kill with this card than to solidify with resistance or blockage.
The effect is his ATK up of LINK number x 1000 and penetration effect, but if you use it on a LINK4 monster, it will easily increase by 4000.
When used against Master Ogre, he has an ATK 6800 all-out attack that even Juggernaut Liebe has a pale blue attack performance,
If you use it on The Giant Ogre, it will be 8000 including your own effect, and it will reach the value that you can just kill.
Of course, this card is also Gouki, so you can always search during the link summon.
It also has a piercing effect, so it won't hurt opponents who have solidified their defenses. It blows away the LP at once.
His Gouki has become quite slow to deploy due to restrictions on Troymare relations, but with the introduction of this card, I think the tactic of "set up his Gouki monster in LINK 4 and sink it in one turn" has been established.

Note that the original story is very grotesque...
It's an ant called "Aromelus dekemalticulatus", but it also hits with "Aromelus ant".
Make a trap (a design that people with agoraphobia might faint) that resembles a branch with a hollow bottom,
It is a terrifying ant that catches pitiful prey that has accidentally landed on the ground with a surprise attack from its cavity, and then slowly devours the prey.
The reanimation effect of (2) is based on the ant that jumps out as soon as the prey is caught in the trap, and the bait effect of (3) crucifies the captured prey.
Unlike Fresia, he basically operates exclusively for the Traptrix Deck, but it's pretty good because it gives you an advantage with both resurrection and goyo effects. 　
In Traptrix, it is recommended to put in one because it can be used properly with Fresia.

A sad card that was born just to "make money by printing broken cards by multiplying the popularity of the category".
Of course I was conscious of the existence of anaconda when I sold it, so I can't handle it at all. It can be said that it is the successor to Master P.
Furthermore, it can be said that combos combined with Lyricula just take away the fun of the game.
Dragoon has many decks that only have dragoon as a countermeasure, and it can be said that the existence itself narrows his freedom of deck selection and construction.
Strength itself is definitely a 10, but considering the negative impact on OCG it's definitely a 1. Of course, it is not this card that is guilty.
I hope that it will be banned as a set with Anaconda, which will be abused every time a new product comes out, and that it will never be released again.

At first glance, it's just a weak card, but if you ignore it as a weak burn card, it seems to take a lot of total damage on machines with a lot of Special Summons. It's 3000 just by playing it 10 times, so it seems that you can easily achieve a Special Summon of about 10 times with a Machine, even if it's not a specialized Deck.
Also, there is no limit to how many times you can use this card per turn, so if you get it right, it's a card with a slightly dangerous flavor. However, due to the lack and slowness of the continuous trap search method, the best of Roman Cards will not come out.

First of all, thank you for being a real DD.
For the DD, if you have 3 Swirl, Necro, and Lamia, you can have a strong board, so
Since you need a swirl in your hand, it's effective to drop the missing Necro or Lamia into GY and revive it with Temujin.
In addition, if you drop DD in your hand cost, it will be good to increase the number of E Temjin and E Alek revived.
Although it is a Continuous Spell, I think that it will be used only during the turn it is activated because DD is rough on hand usage.
Noid is my favorite, but I have the impression that it's okay to stabilize even more, even though it's already strong. If you can use it in the second turn, you can earn a lot of ads. It looks like a 9th season card...