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It was strangely late to find out, so I was worried about the tragedy of Cipher Interference again, but that didn't happen. Salamangreat's key card.
It has the effect of performing a reincarnation link summon and the effect of paying 1000 LP to make his ATK of 1 Link Monster 0 and recover his LP for that amount.
As for the latter effect, it's hard to say that the LP recovery is worth the weakening of the Link Monster, so I want to use it only in a pinch, and I don't want to use it as much as possible. Therefore, the significance of this card's existence is almost the first half of the effect.
Heatrio's reincarnation link summon effect itself is a step forward, but reincarnation link summoning is important to be able to use the additional effects of Will and Gifts, so he is a must-have card if you play Salamangreat to the fullest.

A key card of his Salamangreat that proposes a new form of Link called Reincarnation Link Summoning.
By link summoning triggering the opponent's Spell Trap to return 1 of her to her deck, and by link summoning with Heat Leo as material, her ATK of 1 opponent's monster is reduced to 1 of her GY monster. It has the same effect as the body.
He has his standard ATK and markers for a Link 3, and although it's something you'll want to use before it even works, it's not a bad effect against permanents. However, it is just standard, and I feel that it is not enough in the current environment, so I would like to reincarnate link summon.
The effect obtained by reincarnation link summoning itself is a battle correction that depends on his GY, and there is a feeling that this is also self-respecting, but the existence of this card is essential to satisfy the reincarnation link summoning effect of Will and Gift. Currently, he's a Link Monster with an average score for being the center, but he's the center of Deck's gimmick, so depending on his Salamangreat in the future, he might explode...?

Ritual Monster prepared in Salamangreat. It has a reincarnation effect worthy of the name Salamangreat, but...
The effect is to annihilate the Special Summoned monster by ritual summoning using the Emerald Eagle on the field, and by releasing the Salamangreat Link Monster, the opponent's monster that fights for 1 turn will be damaged by the tombstone damage. the effect it gives.
The reincarnation effect requires a lot of work between Link and Ritual! By the way, it's unusually heavy for him to have two copies of Salamangreat's Ritual and this card. With 《Special Hurricane》, the only reward is the opponent. Another effect is that the cost is limited to his Salamangreat link, which is currently limited to Heat Rio. It synergizes with the effect conditions of the Salamangreat ritual, but...
In general, it is a tough card that requires a higher cost even though it is a heavy monster called Ritual.

In addition to the piercing effect, when a Salamangreat Link Monster is in play, he has the effect of returning GY's Salamangreat to his deck and self-regenerating to the target he is a Salamangreat monster.
Compared to his other Salamangreat effects, piercing is not an effect that gives you an add, and even though the self-regeneration effect has the lowest cost, what he wants is the presence of a Salamangreat Link Monster on the field. .
Even so, with the advent of Sunlight Wolf and Bale Lynx, the conditions for self-resurrection have become much lighter. With the advent of low-link Salamangreat, this card has become much easier to use.

His Salamangreat monster with the effect of setting one of her Salamangreat Spell Trap cards in GY if sent to GY, and a self-revive effect equivalent to Zephyros, which is limited to Salamangreat monsters.
Salamangreat possesses a large number of powerful permanents, as well as a flame circle as an iron plate search and a lower as an iron plate counter. It's pretty good to be able to collect them, especially the appearance of powerful flame circles and roars that are disposable, which greatly increases the value of this effect. The late Zephyrus effect is also excellent, but since the cards that can be returned are limited to his Salamangreat, they cannot be used effectively unless they are deployed in advance.
Both effects work well with Mia, and you can send it from your hand to his GY with Mia's effect, and if you bounce Mia with this card, you can beat the cost.
Overall what you have is definitely better. With his Salamangreat greatly enhanced with Strak, the power of this card should be fully utilized.

His Salamangreat has the effect of flipping over the deck when summoned and adding one Salamangreat card in it to the hand, and by discarding one Salamangreat card from the hand when it exists in GY, it has the effect of self-regenerating while shooting Twister. monster.
The search effect is random, but there is no loss without it. If you draw Mia, you can deploy immediately. If you can activate this card while using it as link material, you won't have to reduce your hand.
My favorite is the second effect, Self Regeneration, but if your opponent is using a powerful permanent, you can take advantage quite strongly. A pinpoint effect worth sending to his GY. Even if the opponent doesn't use permanent, you can use your own cards, and destruction is optional, so you can self-regenerate by targeting Sanctuary, Will, Gift, etc. In particular, he is compatible with gifts that have the effect of sending GY.
Since it's level 3, it can also be used as a material for the Mirage Stalio. Foxer, a latecomer, has a resurrection effect that works well with this card's self-regeneration effect, and if you do it well, you can get two level 3 monsters side by side without using the summon right.

Soulburner's Salamangreat is breaking into the OCG world.
His Salamangreat monster has an effect that can be Special Summoned when it joins the hand other than drawing, and a Salamangreat monster that excels in developing Salamangreat cards that can be Special Summoned by discarding them.
Salamangreat has a chance to trigger its effect when costing Fire Circle, Foxy's Search, Ulvey's Salvage, and Falco's Self-Regeneration. Also, his ATK is low for his Salamangreat, so he's a good companion when using Heat Leo's reincarnation link summon effect.
Salamangreat also has full Cyberse support. If you don't stick to Salamangreat, it's possible to travel to Cyberse, which boasts a wealth of search salvage. FIRE is a slightly unlucky attribute in terms of codecs...

Fusion Spell that summons Cyberse's Fusion Monster for her.
In addition to the standard fusion range as a fusion spell, he has the effect that he can only use one of GY's Cyberse Link Monsters as material if the EX zone is empty.
The effect itself is an average score, and his GY substitution effect of the material is also an effect that does not suit Cybers, who constantly links, but this card has his Fusion name and Cybernet name, and also search for Clock Spartoi. very rich in tools. You can also salvage with 《Diplexer Chimera》.
Currently, it is an exclusive fusion of Clock Dragon and 《Diplexer Chimera》, but Clock Dragon is a high RBI card that can aim for a one-shot comeback, so this card is also compatible with his GY fusion. Basically, it's an easy-to-search fusion spell, and the GY fusion is a one-shot reversal when it's time to go, so if you think about it, it's a rather excellent fusion spell.

A Link Monster that strongly supports the fusion summoning of 《Cyberse Clock Dragon》.
When Link Summoned, it has the effect of searching for 《Cynet Fusion》, and when a monster is Special Summoned, it has the effect of negating the effect of GY's low-level Cyberse and reviving it.
You can search for fusion spells that are indispensable to bring out clock dragons, and you can use yourself as a material. Since it's Link 2, you can Link Summon it from Clock Wyvern, and if you can revive Wyvern with its resurrection effect, it's a perfect matchup. The synergy is so perfect that it's rude to use it for other Fusion Monsters.
If you use the resurrection effect, you won't be able to Special Summon from EX except for fusion, so I want to put out this card as the closing stage to get out Clock Dragon.

Similar to Paladin of Storm Dragon, this is an original OCG support item that corresponds to his new Cyberse gimmick.
By releasing one Cyberse, the effect of blocking the activation of each other's Spell Trap during the Battle Phase, and when this fusion summoned card is sent to her GY, GY's Cyberse and 《Cynet Fusion” has the effect of salvaging.
The first effect can also release itself, so it can be used as a trigger for the second effect. It can also be used as a dewdrop to summon the clock dragon. It lives here that the material tie is quite loose. The 2nd effect, Salvage, is a card that can be said to be a favorite, and if you collect 《Clock Wyvern》and 《Cynet Fusion》, you can take the stance of Clock Dragon. Since it's level 5, you can aim to activate the effect from 《Instant Fusion》, and the fact that you can turn two 《Instant Fusion》into Salvage is also a big deal.
It's fusion and salvage, so it might be harder to use than Spartoy as a fusion support, but...

A package monster that Playmaker recently uses as a trump card. A Fusion Monster that can be fused with Clock Wyvern and a Link Monster, and is easier to bring out than it looks due to the effects of Clock Wyvern and the existence of Clock Spartoy, a powerful summoning support.
At the time of fusion summoning, only the link marker of the material is sent to GY, and the effect that raises the ATK of the number × 1000 points, and the effect that other monsters cannot be attacked / effected if there is a link monster, he is in GY. Has the effect of adding his spell card from the deck when sent.
Even by fusing with Link 1, you can get his outstanding ATK of 3500, so it's pretty easy to handle. Also, by using super fusion, if you have Clock Wyvern, you can fuse your opponent's Link Monsters.
While he can produce numbers that are difficult to destroy in battle, he has a strong Spell Search effect when destroyed. An extremely powerful Fusion Monster with no gaps.

New Cyberse guy. It has the effect of being able to deploy a clock token on the field by halving his ATK by summoning / Special Summon triggering. It can be said to be a powerful card that instantly splits into two monsters when summoned.
It's a powerful monster by itself, but it's even more powerful in that it's a material for Cyberse Clock Dragon. Due to the nature of this card's own effect, there are combos where you can get Clock Dragon from this card alone. If it is incorporated into Accesscode Talker and Codec Solitaire, he can also aim for Clock Dragon with ATK over 10,000 with the help of this card's own effect.
Of course, he is also in charge of WIND, a codec, of a high standard. A new star that brings explosive firepower to the new Cyberse.

He is the body of the Accesscode Talker, who can now collect it with Struk without having to talk to the store clerk. Well, by name this card is his Accesscode Talker.
It has self-strengthening according to the linked card and destruction resistance as long as there are cards at the link destination, but his raw ATK is poor and self-strengthening is up to 2300, and it depends on the opponent, and destruction resistance is also sand. There is a fear of backing up, and it doesn't look right. Even with the loose top and bottom markers in the material, there was a vicious rival called Security Dragon, so it didn't boil over, and I thought it would follow the end of a promo card.
However, with the emergence of microcoders and cybernet codecs that strongly backed up his Accesscode Talker, the surrounding environment changed dramatically. Like Link 2 triggering a search for a microcoder, or needed to easily search for his DARK in codecs. Since it is DARK, this card can be easily connected to the link 3 Accesscode Talker with a microcoder that can search by codec, and it has brought a new wind to Cyber Solitaire.
As a Link Monster that boasts the greatest compatibility with the new master code card, will you blow the wind into the new environment?

A Link-1 monster that is Link Summoned using low-level Cybers as material.
By releasing one of his Cybers in his field, it has the effect of reviving his Accesscode Talkers from GY to the link destination.
Summoning requires Cybers of level 2 or lower, but the cost can be easily procured with Dragonet or Clock Wyvern. By link summoning with low-level cards called by these cards and releasing the main body of Dragonet and Clock Wyvern, he can achieve the mission of reviving Accesscode Talkers with less consumption.
Due to the fact that it can only be revived at the link destination and the nature of resurrection itself, as already said, it is a card that shines more in counterattacks and counterattacks than in solitaire. It would be nice to be able to use this card left in the field for another link, but I wonder if there is enough power to do so.
If you are a Cyber ​​user centering on Accesscode Talker, it is a card with a high enough value to adopt.

An elf who made an appearance on Link.
In addition to his high ATK for Link 2, it has the effect of self-reinforcing according to the number of linked cards, and the effect of reviving low-class Cybers when leaving the field without negate effects or link materials. .
If placed under the EX zone on the left side, he can reach ATK 2600, but if you look at it as a card that only hits with insurance, it will be difficult. After all, I want to make use of the 2nd effect's looseness of the trigger and play an active role as a link material.
In that case, is it a bit harsh to have a level limit on materials? It's a pity that 《Cyberse Gadget》and Clock Wyvern can't be used alone. Also, it hurts that the revived card can't be used as a link material on top of negate the effect. There is nothing that cannot be used as a material for rituals and fusions with Cybers, so it will be necessary to explore such uses.
A card that has potential, but is difficult to use due to its strict restrictions.
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