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A rare combination of his WIND and his Pyro, an X monster that has continued to support the rank 2 X zone, which has been thin and in demand for a long time since its introduction.
It can be X summoned with two free materials, and has the effect of making it possible to attack WIND monsters twice unconditionally, and it can also be applied to itself, and as a low rank range at that time, it has a high ATK of 1500, so it can be used directly. Since it can take 3000 LP by attacking alone, it felt like a monster that would be used to finish the game in a deck that can get a rank 2X higher than the WIND Deck.
I'm sure you all know what the current Rank 2X situation is like from the list of players in the Spright Deck...
Although the priority has been lowered, it does not mean that the completely upward compatible rank 2X has come out, so it will be an option.

Flame Monarch One of the highest class Monarch series, where Testaros became the highest class monster.
This series is based on the Tribute Summon trigger effect that each high-level Monarch monster originally had, and its power has been improved, and by using a monster with the same attribute as itself for release, it will demonstrate further additional effects. However, in the case of this monster, it would be honest to say that I made a mistake in extending it.
The quality of handicap and the burn multiplier have increased, but unfortunately, I think you probably knew this, but what customers wanted was definitely Twin Handicap. .
Of course, the 2200 damage + 1000 additional damage when Nibiru is discarded is not stupid, but the random handicap effect was good as an additional effect.

It must be said that it is clear from the difference in rarity that it is the G Golem of Link 3 and is actually the ace monster, putting aside the Trilithon of Link 4.
It is a monster that is required to be in a mutually linked state in order to demonstrate its own power, so it is difficult to judge whether it is strong or not unless you check the undercarriage, but in reality, even a single Rock Hammer can lead to particularly difficult developments. The effect is easy to apply as it can be co-linked with Crystal Hearts and Transcodes without needing it.
If you use 1 of the 4 sheep tokens from Endosukego as a spider and the remaining 3 as linking materials for this monster, this monster will still be perfectly linked.
And the effect it exerts is a powerful one that makes this card and his co-linked Link Monster completely resistant to the effects of monsters activated on the opponent's field.
Crystal Heart and Transcode also give different benefits to this monster, so let's decide which one to reciprocate depending on the situation.
Other effects include a forced attack, an effect that raises the quality of the hand, and an effect that negates all face-up card effects on the opponent's field when destroyed in a co-linked state.
Regarding the forced attack, both Crystal Heart and Transcode, which are powerful mutual link opponents, have the effect of increasing his ATK of this monster, so it goes well with them, and when destroyed, the negate effect is his Continuous Spell. It should also be noted that it also works on , and Continuous Trap.

After being a victim of the rule change, the rules returned to normal, and in addition to gaining a super-talented Link Monster called 《Test Panther》, it became the strongest monster in the Gladiator Beast, and fundamentally changed the theme of the Gladiator Beast. A card that has become the ultimate monster.
You can twist the Gladiator Beast of the EX Deck by ignoring the summoning conditions by the activation effect, but this effect does not have the name Turn 1, and this monster does not have a resurrection limit, so the Gladiator Beast can be used through battle. However, in combination with Spell Trap, it quickly transformed from a steady ad-taking Deck to a first-attack deployment Deck.
Of course, he has established a procurement route for his two Gladiator Beasts of advanced level or higher, which are the materials necessary to produce this monster. There is no doubt that you will be puzzled by the strong and difficult to understand movements.
I don't think I've ever seen a card whose score fluctuated so wildly depending on when it was rated, and that's because the current average score is too low for this card's current importance in his Gladiator Beast. is also clear.
The fact that the evaluation fluctuates only means that it is currently difficult to put it on the field and make the most of its effects, and in many cases, the potential itself is high, and this can be said of Choco a la Mode.

A kind of summoning permanent meta where each player can only do either NS or SS in one turn.
Even decks centered on Special Summon often require NS to maximize their deployment, and many decks will be affected by this.
However, there are quite a few Decks that can build a decent board just with SS alone, and it is not effective against skeletal metabi that rolls one system monster and ends the card face down.
Conversely, if those decks aren't mainstream in the environment, there will be a permanent meta that can be adopted for those decks.
Since it can only be activated at the start of the main phase 1 and when there are no monsters on the field, it can be used to go first and play it as you please, or to use the effect activated before the main phase to perform NS/SS. There is no way around it, and 《Vanity's Emptiness》's self-reflection is being used.

A high-level vanilla monster with super-specialized defensive power, literally rivaling Labyrinth Wall in the early Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
Since Labyrinth Wall is from the 2nd OCG period, in the 1st period he was the monster with the highest defensive power among monsters that can be Normal Summoned.
If he's in Defense Position, his greatest honor is that he can even withstand Blue-Eyed attacks.
If he uses this monster in his current card pool, he wants to build a deck with some or all of the ATK 0, Warrior, Normal Monster, and level 5.
Personally, I have a very strong image of him as a natural enemy of Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon, which is frequently used by grassland priests from the beginning of the duel.

An advanced Cyber Smonster that releases itself to turn 1 into 3 tokens.
By discarding one of his Cyberse from his hand, he becomes level 4 and can be summoned without releasing.
If you choose Pebble Dog for discarded Cyberse, you can move beyond just consuming, and even after activation, he can't Special Summon anything other than Cyberse, but you can use tokens as much as you want, so a Deck centered on Cyber Slink. That's the downside that I don't really care about.
With this monster's effect, it's easy to put out a dolmen that's co-linked with his Link Monster on your field.
Not only for G Golem Decks, but also for Decks centered on Cyberse, it can be said that it has excellent performance as a first responder.

Among the "G Golem" monsters that appeared in Aniqlo 2022, it is one of the few Main Deck monsters that has effects related to G Golem.
Due to its nature, you can only use one of these monsters, but the effect that allows you to search or recruit monsters with the same name by summoning triggers is especially powerful.
After activation, you will be restricted from being able to Special Summon anything other than Cybers during that turn, but Cyberse has the most fulfilling theme of Link Monsters among all races, and Links 2 and 3 have deployment personnel who can connect to the next Link. , Link 4 is also equipped with an absolute finisher, so it will rarely be a hindrance in a Deck that employs this monster.
Since it pulls out a monster with the same name from her Deck and connects it to a Link, it's easy to meet the demands of 《Gravity Balance》, which can also be searched by its own effect.
The effect of searching for G Golem cards doesn't seem to have as high a priority as the effect in the first half, but since the activation condition is satisfied by discarding Rock Hammer, let's choose according to the situation.

His Normal Spell, which appeared in the first season, is a card in which the mortician depicted in the illustration looks more like a madman than a cheerful one.
The effect is to discard up to 3 monsters from your hand to GY. It's not bad to be able to connect to effects that refer to monsters of GY and GY.
However, it has no effect other than that, and when asked if it is effective as a means of sending monsters in his hand to his GY or as a means of reducing the number of cards in his hand, even if it is limited to Normal Spells, especially if there is only one monster to discard, it is more effective. I feel like there are so many good things out there.
I can't afford to go out of my way to give luggage to carry luggage without work.
It means that in any era, in any kind of thing or work, things that are no longer in demand will be eliminated.

The only thing tied to the material is that it is an Effect Monster, and it is a Link 3 that can be used with two materials, and it can be connected to a Link 4 using his Link Monster, which is used as a material for Link Summoning itself by its own effect, as a stepping stone. His Cyberse link is almost as powerful as Selene.
This effect cannot be used if you have Special Summoned even one monster other than Cyberse in that turn, but with Cyberse's current card pool, such a disadvantage is almost non-existent, especially the presence of Link 4's access is very large. , Link 1 and 2 also have high-quality monsters, so even one Skeleton can generate power to defeat the opponent.
If I made a mistake here, I'm sure he would have run amok with his deck as varied as Harisere.
In recent years, it has also come in handy as an EARTH Link Monster with effects that go well with the G Golem Link Monster group, which is the Earth Cyber theme.

A Normal Spell that can revive or return two EARTH monsters.
The returning monster has 0 ATK and DEF, negates its effects, and will self-destruct during the End Phase, so basically it will be used as a material for Special Summon as it is.
Both resurrection and return are possible, and even if the monster leaves the field, it will not be banished again, so you can reuse the effect of the system that is activated by excluding it from GY. 2 monsters" is a high demand, so it's clear that even if you throw it into the game, it's just an accident card.
Moreover, since he is a Special Summon in Defense Position, he cannot select Link Monsters, and it is not easy to cover monsters of the same name with monsters in the EX Deck.
On the other hand, in a deck that expands bang bang and sends monsters to Don Don GY, you can use the two revived bodies as materials to further extend the expansion, especially in the process of expansion, he can use his EARTH monsters sent to GY to It would be great if it had an effect to activate by excluding it from her GY.
Also, if you support it with a monster that can bring two monsters at once, such as "Rescue Cat", or a monster that has the same name monster as Pebbledog, you can use it even if it is not a special deployment Deck. It is possible to meet
It is easy to connect to X summons by putting a monster with the same name on the field, and it can be said that it is not bad that she does not stingy with her special summon after activation, probably because the required value is high.

In terms of the performance of this monster alone, the impression is that it has a lonesome performance with low decision power and control power as a Link 4 monster with limited power.
With the ability to negate the opponent's effect when calculating the attack force effect and damage calculation, it can respond to arm boasts whose power is determined by its own effect, such as Daiza, but a fixed hand cost is required each time. Therefore, it is difficult to take advantage of the strength of not having turn 1.
Effects that trigger in combat before damage calculation, like Valero, are of course also unblockable and are removed before the effect is used.
The effective target resistance applied to her Link Monsters, including herself, is an effect that requires activation and is named Turn 1, so this monster alone shouldn't be a big threat.
Originally, her ATK is over 3000, and it's not bad that she can be used with two materials and her strength doesn't change even if she uses two, but I feel a little hesitant to make her stand alone.

It is a monster that can be treated as a general-purpose Link 2 in a Deck centered on EARTH, but when it is Link Summoned, it does not have a single effect that can be activated. It has a strange specification to induce.
Due to such circumstances, monsters that release this monster and Tribute Summon/Special Summon, and monsters that are Special Summoned from the EX Deck using this monster as material, have the effect of reviving this monster without negate the effect. It can be said that it is desirable to have
The effect that can be displayed is the resurrection or salvage of her GY's EARTH monsters that can be Normal Summoned, and if you choose salvage, remember that G and Pancra are also excellent targets for this.
Basically, you will select Special Summon and connect it to a Link 3 or higher Link Summon, but although there are some differences in the target range and disadvantages, the nature is the same as Link 2. Impression that it has a similar effect and is far from Coral Anemone in charge of WATER.
I think the strong point of this card is that it doesn't restrict her Special Summon destination after the effect is activated, so I'd like to make sure to take advantage of that.

Normal Trap that changes the battle position of all opponent monsters with Flice.
This is an option for effectively using cards that require the battle position of a monster on the field to be changed, or cards that require the presence of her Defense Position monsters on the opponent's field.
If you use it properly, it will be a disadvantage no matter how you use it, but due to its nature of being able to lay down all Attack Position monsters without taking a target, similar cards such as the Barrier Trap series can be used as a Trap card to protect yourself from monster attacks. It also has some advantages over
The fact that it doesn't work against Link Monster is the fate of the battle position change effect, so there's no way around it.

An obelisk giant warrior that cannot be used in the official duels attached to DM4.
It appeared with a different illustration from the one released during development, and personally, I think I liked the illustration during development more.
This time, he has 4000 ATK and DEF, so I'd like to evaluate him based on the DM4 standard, which was recorded as a Warrior/God/Demon monster.
The effect is a crazy effect that drops a thunderbolt on the opponent's field and inflicts 4000 damage.
If you use a monster effect, you can't attack, so you can't just hit it and win, but the only way to defend against this effect is to make it public with Monster Eye or The Inexperienced Spy beforehand. You win at that point.
On the CPU, in the second stage, Ishizu will normally come out from Swords of Revealing Light to buy time.
His spell card, Darkness Approaches, which has the effect of returning monsters to the prone state, is only unusable in Kaiba Deck among the three ROMs, but I'm sure it's because of this monster's existence.