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Well, do you feel like it's finally appearing?
Salamangreat is the first Link 4 monster with 3 effects.
① is a global removal effect that can be activated when reincarnated link summoned. This is a very powerful and highly performant means of return. However, since it is a Link 4 and a large card, Sanctuary is a must if you are aiming for a reincarnation Link Summon of this card.
② is the effect of reviving his Link Monster from the opponent's girlfriend's GY to the opponent's field. There is also the advantage of being able to prepare a sandbag, but this alone is a disadvantage, so it should be used mainly in combination with the effect of ③.
③ is a burn effect that can be activated when his Link Monster is his Special Summon on the opponent's field. His Special Summon other than Link Summon will also react, so the 2nd effect will be the trigger. Also, in a situation where the opponent's LP is low, you can check the opponent's Special Summon of his Borrel link.
He can only be used as a material for FIRE monsters, but as a Cybers Link Monster, it has a valuable removal effect, so I think you can consider using it in a Cyberse Deck that uses Salamangreat.

Cyberse's level 12S monster and he is Mathmech's trump card.
Since it's level 12, should it be 3 monsters including a Mathmech tuner, or Nabla + a multiplier?
If you are in the EX monster zone, you will not be affected by card effects other than Mathmech cards, so unless it is a mirror, it will be impossible to break through except in battle. In addition, if you use a multiplier as a material, it will hit 6000 points, and if you combine it with the battle damage doubling effect of ②, you will unleash a tremendous firepower.
He can search for Mathmech Spell Trap even if destroyed by the third effect. It's not likely that this card will be destroyed, but there are many things you can do, such as revive it with Mathmech Equation, or use Mathmech Superfactorial to play it out during your opponent's turn.

Cybers' first level 8S monster.
Effect that destroys 2 cards on your opponent's field when destroyed by battle in ①. It's a fairly strong effect, but I'm a little worried about my own RBI, so if I'm going to use this card, I'd like to include Subtra and Multiplier support as much as possible.
The second effect is that he searches for a Mathmech Spell Trap when he is destroyed. It's somewhat dependent on the opponent, but if you search for 《Mathmech Equation》, you can revive yourself, and if you have 《Mathmech Superfactorial》, you can prepare for the deployment of powerful monsters from the next turn onwards.

Division, division in Japanese.
Separation effect to Special Summon Mathmech monsters from hand and GY instead of releasing Slasher in EX zone. It's easy to wonder how he can dismantle Mathmech monsters, but this card shows its true value when combined with Laplacian. While using up the effect and leaving the field that is only occupying the EX zone, you can deploy 3 of his Mathmechs, including yourself, so you can connect to Final Sigma's S summon from there, or Laplacian's S summon again. You can do
The second effect is his ATK half reduction effect. It's not as flashy as the Multiplier, but it's reasonably useful when breaking through the opponent's high RBI monsters.

Multiplier, multiplier in Japanese.
The effect of ① is the effect of doubling the level of level 4 Cybers to 8. It works well with Nabla, and if you recruit this card with its faraway effect, you can immediately connect it to Final Sigma's S summon.
The effect of ② doubles the RBI of Mathmech in the EX zone when sent to GY. By using this card as a material, it is possible to set up a Final Sigma with 6000 hit points, and the kill performance can be greatly improved.

The opposite of Addion, this is one of the Cyberse monsters that can Special Summon by subtracting the RBI of the monsters on the field.
ATK 1000 down is attractive, but if you use this effect, you will not be able to hit, so it is mainly used as a material. This might be better suited to his Mathmech than Addion, as he can lower his opponent's RBI and his Special Summon.
Also, the effect itself doesn't specify his Mathmech, so it can be used with other of his Cyberse Decks as well. However, speaking greedily, as a person building the Accesscode Talker Deck, I wanted this card to be "EARTH"...

A Cyberse monster that can Special Summon while raising the RBI of monsters on the field.
It can be connected to combat support, but basically it should be seen as a monster that supports his Mathmech's S summon along with Nabula.
Also, the effect itself doesn't specifically specify his Mathmech, so there's no reason why it can't be applied to other of his Cyberse Decks. However, speaking of greed, as an Accesscode Talker Deck user, I wanted this guy to be "EARTH"...

A monster that is the cornerstone of development in Mathmech.
With the effect of ①, you can release Sigma, Addion, Subtra, etc. that can self-Special Summon, recruit a multiplier, and then raise the level to 8 with the multiplier effect and immediately connect to Final Sigma's S summon. increase. Also, when sent to GY, Mathmech in the EX zone can be given a double attack effect limited to monsters, so you can improve the kill performance of Mathmech S monsters.

It's conditional that you don't have any monsters in your EX zone, but it's reasonably good as a Cyberse tuner that can Special Summon from your hand or GY. Also in [Mathmech], it is useful for improving stability as a means of deploying monsters without using summoning rights.
At the moment, I can't find a very useful way to use the second effect that allows you to become a monster other than a tuner, but you can get a level 8S by combining it with the same tuner, Nabla.

Although it requires a hand cost, the search is still strong for any low-level Cybers. Gazelle for Salamangreat, Debugger or Coder for Accesscode Talker Deck, 《Draconnet》for Guardian Dragon Link, each with a key card for his deck is excellent.

One of the new good power "Topologic" added in Strak.
All 4 Link Markers are slanted and have strong Link Markers, but since you can't put out monsters in front of the EX Monster Zone, it's impossible to cheat and connect EX Links. I'm here.
The effect is a total exclusion that activates when a monster is his Special Summon at the link destination. The brutality of its removal performance is clearly conveyed, but on top of being a compulsory effect, it also has a strong tendency to exclude itself, including itself.
For the time being, during the Standby Phase, he uses the effect of ③ to return to the field while receiving the RBI increase from ①. By returning it to the central zone and directing the link markers to the two EX zones, you can hinder the opponent's development, but this is also a double-edged sword because you can't get monsters out of the EX zone.
Although it has a powerful effect, it is a very peculiar monster, so I think that the decks that can be used with him will be quite limited. I think that the evaluation will change again if the exclusion theme with high development power comes out.

Inzektor's equip card, in addition to increasing ATK by 800, allows him to salvage his Inzektor in GY when destroyed. It wasn't a very popular card at the time of its introduction, but after Inzektor Dansel was designated as a restricted card, we started to see builds adopting it as a way to reuse it. The fact that it bears the Inzektor name is also excellent in that it supports centipede searches.
In the link environment after the 10th term, we could fully consider adopting it for the purpose of repeating his Special Summon from FWD's hand. Most of all, Dansel is currently an unlimited card, and FWD is a prohibited card. Demand for this card has dropped again, but it's a card with plenty of potential, so depending on how his Inzektor is enhanced in the future, there are plenty of opportunities to play an active role.

Like Inzektor Gigamantis, a high-level monster that can be equipped to her Inzektor from your hand. As an equipment card, it's an effect that increases DEF to 2600, but since Inzektor is his aggressive Deck, this itself is honestly a bonus.
The favorite is the resurrection effect of ②. The contents of the effect are almost the same as Mantis, but the faraway effect is also on turn 1 of the same name, so it is important for aiming for a second resurrection. Although it is plain, it also has the advantage of being able to revive even those with the same name.

He is one of the Inzektor monsters that appeared in GALACTIC OVERLORD.
As with Hornet, you can send yourself, which is treated as equipment, to her GY and activate it, and the effect is to raise the level of the monster on the field. Unlike Hornet, you can't gain card advantage, but you can easily activate it even if your opponent doesn't have any cards on the field, and it's a Rank 4/5 X with many useful cards in Inzektor Decks centered on level 3. It was an epoch-making piece that made it possible to X-summon monsters. With the introduction of this card, the Inzektor Deck has become even more stable.

Although it is a high-class monster, it has a unique effect that allows him to equip Inzektor from his hand as an equipment card. Since it increases the RBI to 2400, it is strong enough as a simple RBI card.
And most powerful of all is the ② effect that when the equipment card itself is sent to her GY, he revives his Inzektor in GY. It was a rare turn 1 effect with the same name at the time, but it was enough to support Inzektor's deployment power.