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Ojama's Link Monster is his Ojama Emperor Monarch.
It's a little heavy compared to Link 3, which uses 3 materials including Ojama, but Ojama's deployment power is relatively high, especially if you make full use of Red.
The effect is to increase his ATK by 3000 under Ojama Country, gain resistance to effect destruction, impose battles damage on the opponent when attacked, and revive his Ojama at the link destination once per turn. .
In country, he's the number one attacker with 3000 ATK, resistance to effect destruction, and the ability to push battles damage to opponents. Country is needed, but it might get the ace attacker that Ojama lacked. Even without country, the effect of pressing damage is still alive, so it can be said that it is a delicate consideration that it is large and hard to hit even though it has ATK 0.
Ojama's resurrection effect is excellent in itself, and his Ojama springs out like hot water with Country. It's painful to be tied down to only being able to fuse, and it might block his Ojama movement, which is compatible with Link and Xyz.
A newcomer to his Ojama-specific beatdown, which generally uses country. A new trump card for his deck dedicated to Ojama.

A flame swordsman who turned into a Link Monster. Marker biased to the left is characteristic.
It has the effect of strengthening the Warrior on the field, and the effect of reviving his GY Warrior when this Link Summoned card is destroyed in battle or by an opponent's effect.
Since he himself is also included in the enhancement target, the effective RBI is 1800. With his Warrior deck, the materials are loose and you can make full use of the enhancement, but the number 500 can't be underestimated, but it seems to be a really exquisite number that is hard to rely on.
Warrior's resurrection effect can also be used for suicide attacks, but it's undeniable that he's a large size and lacks flavor without Warrior.
The material itself is versatile, but the effect is sharp for Warrior, so it's not a card that's all that versatile. The marker also has a strong peculiarity, and it's not a bad card, but should I adopt it...? Is that the atmosphere?

Link 1 Salamangreat monsters that can be linked with lower Cybers. Is it to avoid taking yourself as link material?
When Link Summoned, he has the effect of searching for 《Salamangreat Sanctuary》, and the effect of destroying the Salamangreat card that allows him to take the place of GY.
《Salamangreat Sanctuary》is a key card that reduces the consumption of reincarnation link summons. Therefore, this card, which can bring it quickly, will be indispensable for Salamangreat, whose main axis is reincarnation link summoning. Even if you want to make one punch with Violet, it seems better to have his ATK change in Heat Rio.
Even though this card itself has no effect, it is possible to perform reincarnation link summons as long as there is a Sanctuary, so it helps activate various Spell Traps that trigger it. In addition, with a substitute effect, you can protect the higher links that will be played after this card and the sanctuary that has been healed.
Is it a must-have for EX if you play around with reincarnation link summons?

His Xyz Monster for Salamangreat who reached Xyz earlier.
He removes one X material and has the effect of recruiting Salamangreat, and the effect of bouncing one monster on the field when it becomes the link material of the Salamangreat link.
At Salamangreat, you'll either have the Foxer Foxy Combo or the Gazelle Spinner Combo. It seems that Gazelle Spinner Combo, which can be used in any situation, is easier to use.
The first effect is a pretty strong Recruit. You won't be able to use effects other than FIRE, but if you're hardened with Salamangreat, it's a light tie. I want to use it as a link material because it will be released at Defense Position. You could link this card to Sunlight Wolf immediately.
The second bounce effect is a pretty useful removal on his Salamangreat. By linking with the card summoned by your first effect, you can activate the effect immediately.
It's a very good Xyz even if it's limited to the theme, but since it's not a Link, it can't be reincarnated Link Summoned, and it can't be targeted by effects that are limited to some Links.

All-purpose counter for Salamangreat.
It has a negate effect that can be activated when a Salamangreat Link Monster exists, and an effect that can be set from GY when a reincarnation link summon is decided.
It's a versatile counter that has recently become a standard deployment theme, but the activation conditions are a little heavy. Seek the Salamangreat Link Monster. Salamangreat even has Link 1, but...
There is also an effect that can be reset by reincarnation link summoning, but the exclusion demerit is rather tight. Because he has Salamangreat Spell Trap cards that have many salvage methods, especially this card has excellent compatibility with the salvage effect of Sunlight Wolf's reincarnation link.
A powerful Counter Trap if you can activate it, but how do you see it completely rotten without Link?

Salamangreat Normal Trap with two types of destruction effects.
It has a Raigeki Break effect that limits the cost to his Salamangreat, and an effect that does untargeted destruction up to the number of markers on his Salamangreat that was reincarnated link summoned.
The effect of the first half is not just Sambre, but it is possible to send his Salamangreat to his GY to simulate a release escape. However, this alone is a slightly convenient sunbree, and it has a feeling of late.
After all, if you prepare a Link Monster that has been reincarnated Link Summoned, the destructive effect that does not take a target that can be activated is the true value. However, it is also true that it is perishable because it is a premise of reincarnation link summoning. It's a Trap that needs to be used flexibly to determine the two effects.

His Equip Spell that can only be equipped by Salamangreat.
It gives the equipment card destruction resistance and penetration of battle and effects, and if the card is his Salamangreat Link Monster that he reincarnated Link Summoned, it has the effect of hitting monsters up to the number of that marker.
Destruction resistance is nice, but the demand for penetration, which is the remaining secondary effect, is becoming delicate. Also, the effect of consecutive attacks on monsters that have been reincarnated link summoned can only attack monsters, and his ATK of Salamangreat Link is not impressive, so it is difficult to imagine a situation where the effect can be demonstrated satisfactorily.
Destruction resistance is also useless if this card is removed, so you can't overestimate it. It's a deck with plenty of resurrection, especially Will, so you don't have to dare to add resistance.

Quick-Play Spell with an added effect to the recent trend of crudely strong search.
From the Deck he searches for Salamangreat or has the effect of giving immunity to Salamangreat Link Monsters.
His spell cards are so good that it's difficult to comment on them, and there are various cards to search for, such as Moru, which has a spontaneous Special Summon, GY Fertilizer Gazelle, and defense cards such as Raccoon and Paro. It is also possible to train Falco and Spinney into his GY via Gazelle. Moreover, there are many ways to reuse the Salamangreat Spell Trap, so being able to convert it into a monster is a very good impression.
Granting another full effect resistance is too extravagant effect to call it a bonus. It's a good idea to use it when you want to make sure that Violet Chimera's one-punch goes through.

Salamangreat's first large monster.
If Salamangreat has 3 or more in his GY, he can Special Summon in Defense Position, and return his FIRE link in GY to the EX Deck to negate opponent's card effects until the end of the turn. have.
The Special Summon condition looks a bit heavy, but since there are a lot of cards that trigger effects in GY, he will use GY Fertilizer a lot, so it looks like a possible number early enough in Salamangreat. It's a Special Summon in Defense Position, so let's use it for link summoning.
Another effect negate effect is mainly to specify his GY's her FIRE link as a cost rather than itself and return it to the EX Deck. It can play a role along with Moru as a recovery agent for the EX Deck that has been exhausted in Reincarnation Link Summons.
In addition, this card is his first superlative monster in Salamangreat, and he has plenty of ATK. Once sent to GY, Will becomes a device that keeps summoning her ATK 2800.
A card that he hopes will bring a new wind to Salamangreat with three spicy elements.

His Salamangreat with 《Kagetokage》self-Special Summon effect.
It has the effect of sending a Salamangreat card to her GY and sealing the opponent's set card during the turn.
The number one effect is his Salamangreat Kagetokage, which leads to the rapid deployment of Heat Rio and Sunlight Wolf. You can also use the salvage effect by reacting to Sunlight Wolf's link summons and throwing it into the link destination.
Another effect is to seal set cards, but since the set cards themselves have been on the decline recently, it only seals them and does not destroy them, so there are many things that are severe. There is also a possibility that it will be activated as soon as it is targeted. Alas, the main focus will be on sending her Salamangreat in hand and in play to GY.

A self-regenerating Salamangreat.
He has the effect of strengthening monsters by discarding from his hand, and the effect of self-regenerating from GY just by having another Salamangreat of his.
Monster enhancement that can be used from the hand is not triggered immediately, and the enhancement range is subtle. He wants to know that this card, which has come to his hand, is a means of sending it to GY. Salamangreat might come in handy at times though, as his ATK relies on Violet Chimera's one punch.
My favorite is the self-regeneration effect. Gazelle's effect can send him to GY, so if he self-regenerates immediately, he can lead Link 2 and Rank 3. Even if it is not, it can be used as a trigger for Sunlight Wolf's effect, or it can be deployed in a special situation.
As expected, there is a disadvantage of exclusion, but don't forget that it can be avoided by using Rank 3 materials such as Mirage Stalio.

Doomsday Salamangreat.
When Salamangreat is sent to her GY, it has the effect of being able to Special Summon from the hand, and the effect of sending his Salamangreat card to his GY by summoning or triggering Special Summon.
The conditions for Special Summon are lenient, and even if it doesn't involve destruction or effects, it can be used in a form that follows Link Summons and Fusion Summons. You may be able to aim for mass deployment from the link together with Mol.
But more than that, the second effect, which should be called the Salamangreat version of Armageddon Knight, is pretty good. Salamangreat is a fairly important deck for his GY, and Falco also has Spinny and self-regenerating monsters. An excellent piece that will save his GY.

Greedy Salamangreat.
It has the effect of Special Summoning Link Monster's link destination and the greedy pot effect targeting Salamangreat cards that can be used in GY.
His Special Summon effect can only be used the turn he was Link Summoned by a Link Monster, but he does have something that isn't a bad trigger for Sunlight Wolf. Other than that, if you want more Link Summons, deployment power is essential.
Another greedy effect seems to be allowed because Salamangreat is a deck that puts a lot of emphasis on her GY ad. Even though there must be no monsters on the field, it is exceptional as an effect that can be hit by activating GY. If possible, I would like to reduce the loss of GY add by returning the Link Monster exhausted by the reincarnation link summon to the EX Deck.
Since ATK is 0, it has excellent compatibility with Heat Leo's reincarnation link summoning effect.

When the opponent attacks his Salamangreat, it has the effect of recovering the opponent's ATK worth of LP while protecting that monster, and the effect of salvaging when his Salamangreat destroys the opponent's monster by battle. Salamangreat.
The effect that protects monsters with high surprise attacks that can be used from the hand will take damage from excess and penetration, but since it recovers LP, it should be able to withstand most of it. Not a bad choice to protect Salamangreat Link Monsters who are worried about their ATK.
This is not a one-time thing, but every time your Salamangreat is destroyed by battle, you can collect it on turn 1. It's a defensive card that doesn't run out, and his ATK is low, so it works well with the effect of Heat Rio. It seems worth having one.

Chiram desert.
When you have 5 or more cards in your hand, it has the effect of summoning it without release, and the effect of reviving it from GY and turning it into a Tuner when it is destroyed by battle once per turn.
As a semi-advanced, he has a high ATK, but his summoning conditions are rather strict. If you have 5 or more cards in your hand, you'll have to hope for a deck that can turbocharge your deck or get your first hand. Then it becomes just a superlative reptile.
Another effect is also easily broken through because resuscitation is defense position and defense power is 0
. Being a tuner is also a high level, so it will be difficult to make use of it.
Even if there is a demand for a high-level tuner due to some mistake, it will be difficult to put it on the field, so it seems to be a hindrance...