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His new Accesscode Talker, whose performance at the time of its first appearance, such as summoning a mysterious wilderness, was just like Sparobo.
It has the effect of negating the effect of one monster on the field, and the effect of doubling her ATK and attacking by sending the linked monster to her GY.
It can be said that the easy-to-understand firepower card has finally appeared in Cybers, where it was difficult to obtain firepower, even though there was a roundabout maximum firepower called Encode.
It is the personification of the push that even the resistance is erased by negate the effect, and the breakthrough power is considerable.
The binding of three monsters combines the pain of not being able to use relays and the advantage of being able to use tokens as they are. However, since he needs more release to activate the effect, should he be considered the most expensive monster in Accesscode Talker?
At present, Accesscode Talker has the highest firepower and can be said to be the best trump card candidate.

Beware of pake death... Eh, is it old now? ?
A trap card that allows you to Special Summon monsters of level 2 or lower to the Link Monster's link destination in Main Phase 2 from a very wide range.
Special Summon has an extremely wide range, and as long as you have a Link Monster, the situation doesn't matter. In particular, he can draw out level 2 or lower monsters sleeping in the deck, so it can be said that his performance as a deployment card is high.
However, it's difficult to activate it during Main Phase 2. Since it's a Trap, if it's the fastest opponent's main phase 2, his Link Monster for deployment needs to survive. Regardless of a card as strong as Borreload, Link Monster's resistances and abilities are generally suppressed...
Is this a class of card that is strong once it's decided, but it's hard to imagine where it's decided?

Catch the wind! Playmaker! !
It has the effect of strengthening linked monsters, the effect of not negate Link Summons, and the effect of Storm Access when receiving damage of 2000 LP or more.
Both number 1 and number 2 are not bad, but they are not good enough to be the main effect, so number 3 is the main one, Storm Access.
However, the conditions are quite strict, and the existence of this card is public information, so the opponent will not carelessly attack. As a result, it can't be activated unless it's a suicide attack, and even if it can be activated, it's a lot of luck. The ability to grasp the wind is required to attract the future you desire.
The fact that the first effect is applied to the opponent, which is rare these days, is also plainly painful. It's fun to play Storm Access, but...

Cyberse has quite a lot of dragons.
It has the effect of halving the attack and defense and summoning a compromise, and the triggered immediate effect of destroying this card that was Normal Summoned and destroying all opponents with lower ATK than this card.
The number of compromise summoned cards is increasing little by little, but it's still quite rare. However, is it difficult to take advantage of this compromise summoning effect in the highest tiers and low-support Cybers?
The main goal is probably the second destructive effect. Even if you compromise summon and use it, it's a black hole that involves 1300 or less, and you can make a roundup of Link materials and Synchro materials with low ATK. If you temporarily remove him with Backdoor, his ATK will be 2600, and the destruction range will increase greatly, so you can expect it to be a reset. Backdoor also works well in terms of search range, so if you want to use this card, keep it in your set.
It depends on which direction Cybers will go in the future, but the card power itself is quite good.

Cyberse's best low-level attacker with his ATK of 2400 shining.
While it cannot attack directly and cannot attack monsters in the EX zone, it also has the advantage of not being affected by the effects of monsters in the EX zone and not being destroyed in battle.
A strange card that has high performance against EX monsters due to the second effect, but cannot be knocked down from here due to the first restriction. Is it intended to create a strange stalemate in which neither the opponent nor you can touch each other's cards?
His deck, which relies on EX cards for combat and removal, has something to stick with. However, it is a 2400 demerit attacker against opponents who do not use EX, and even if it is a low grade 2400 RBI, it is a little less valuable.
It's difficult to use, but the time-saving performance isn't bad. As a low-level demerit attacker, the demerit is also thin, and it can never be used.

alien alien. Not an Alien, sorry.
1900 points finally appeared in Cybers. When he battles, he has the effect of summoning Cyberse and the effect of drawing 1 when he leaves the field due to the opponent's effect.
Summoning support itself requires a large number of people, and he is indispensable for Cybers, but the timing is just too bad. In the battle phase where he fought, he would have already completed the deployment, and there were many cards that specialized in deployment, even if he got the right to summon Cybers. Even more so during the opponent's battle phase. It is necessary for this card to survive, and it is not necessarily the case that it can withstand an extra-high environment with a 1900 attacker.
It is the same as the effect of number 2, and after all, there is a high risk that a low-level attacker will not be able to deal with the large size that comes out of the extra and will be destroyed in battle. Therefore, it is very difficult to achieve this effect.
It's a beatdown-oriented card for low-level attackers, but I wonder how many years ago it's been used...

Debug girl. Nenetchi maybe?
Although she is limited to level 3 and below, she is completely matchless with Cyberse's Airman effect. It has the highest peak as CIP.
Since Cyberse has blast effects such as secretaries and condensers, it is possible to aim for link 2 from this card alone. 《Garbage Collector》also works well, allowing you to recruit Level 4 Cyberse that this card cannot search for and reuse this card.
A card with class specs that can be loaded as a matter of course for Cyberse.

Buffalo. I thought they would even use the company name, but the framebuffer seems more like a motif.
With the loose condition of leaving the field, you can discard his Cyberse from your hand and draw 2 cards.
Cyberse has a decent amount of cards that emphasize his GY and his resources, so it would be great if you could replenish your hand while dropping cards that are materials for such cards.
But to do that, you need to remove this card from the field. As for the means to release it itself, it will be easy because there is a link summon, but the problem is how to deploy this card on the field. Since he is level 3, it is difficult for him to receive Cyberse's low-level support, and he has no choice but to rely on 《Balancer Lord》.
In the future, if his Cyberse, which enhances the development of other cards, increases, the possibility will increase, but at present, it seems to be in a position where it will be strong if it is decided.

The archive that sleeps at the bottom of the sea seems to be writing the truth of the world again...
The effect is an expansion effect that allows you to Special Summon this card from your hand/GY when a monster is summoned/Special Summoned to the Link Monster's link destination.
It has a wide catching range and a wide movement range, so it is unlikely to cause an accident, but since it has exclusion restrictions, it can only be used once unless Xyz is used.
This kind of self-revive card is useful if he is good at GY enrichment, but Cybers feels that his GY enrichment is one step further for the abundance of search and recruit.
Also, both the link summoning of the Link Monster and the summoning/Special Summon to the destination are required, so it takes time and effort. It's a powerful expansion card if you want to rush Link, but it's just one more step that doesn't help your initial move.

The face in the middle is ZEXAL's cleaning robot-like atmosphere.
It has an effect that allows you to return his Cyberse to your hand and recruit monsters of the same level.
It is an effect that can be quite bad, and it can be said that self-bounce is a perfect match with Cybers, who have many CIP effects and blast effects.
If you use 《Cyberse Converter》or 《Backup Secretary》, you don't have to worry about the loss in terms of development, and Cyber Gadget and Lady Debugger can reuse the effect. The benefits you get are just as good as Recruit, so it's possible to link summon as is.
After all, self-bouncing is nothing but crap, isn't it?

A Level 1 Cyberse that creates a dongle token when Special Summoned.
Due to its performance, the surrounding environment is very blessed, and her Special Summon is possible with a wide range of cards such as Kinka Neko and One For One, so there is no problem in activating its effect.
Since both the created token and itself are weak, I want to immediately release or link summon after a successful Special Summon. Since 1 becomes 2, the ability as a material is quite high, and it is especially compatible with Link Monster, which requires a large number of heads.
Special Summon If you can't do it, it's just a little painful.

I wonder if it went out of control and was sealed in the test tube of the original magic book...
A Link Monster that was born to complement the limited Aleister.
An effect that treats it as Aleister in Field GY, an effect that discards your hand and searches for 《Invocation》or 《The Book of the Law》when a Fusion Monster is Fusion Summoned, an effect that searches for Great Beast if it leaves the field due to an opponent's effect. have an effect.
With the effect of becoming Aleister, he supports fusion summoning of Invoked, while the second effect explodes if you can fusion summon something like Invoked. This effect doesn't have a restriction of once per turn, so if your hand allows it, you can fuse continuously. Also, since you can search for 《The Book of the Law》, you can connect to excellent Merkaba without choosing an attribute, so it has high combo performance. This card is also summoned from the Extra Deck, so it can be appreciated that it can be easily connected to Elysion. The 3rd effect is that this card has a low ATK and the Great Beast has a strong habit, so I think it's okay to increase the number of cards in your hand.
It's a card that offers new tactics based on this card, rather than returning to its conventional form, but it will become a new power for Invoked.

The guy from the Link Brains pack.
It may be designed to support accelerator synchronization, but he can do Special Summon easily with a tuner at the level of whether this is okay.
It has the effect of special summoning a tuner of level 3 or lower when the link summon is successful, and the effect of special summoning a synchro tuner by banishing this card during the opponent's main or battle phase.
It seems like it would be a hassle to get a tuner for the material, but you can easily get the material by catching debris and his Junk Ron, and calling "Galaxy Serpent" with "Draconnet" is another way to get the material.
Cosmic Blazer and Quasar will probably be revived by being able to easily summon Synchro Tuner, but on the other hand, there are also voices that the problem of Boutengou earning ads more easily has broken out. There is no doubt that this is a very good Link Monster, so it would be a fair assessment to call it top rare this time.

A Pendulum fusion theme, he also sent relief supplies to Metalfoes.
The effect of adding 1 P monster to the EX Deck when Link Summoning, the effect of collecting P monsters from the EX Deck by self-destructing face-up cards on your field, and drawing 1 when the P zone card leaves the field have an effect.
The 3 effects are strongly linked, the 1st effect searches for monsters in the EX Deck, the 2nd effect collects the card by self-destroying the P zone card, and the 3rd effect draws it. Ad violence is possible.
If you use fusion in Metalfoes, there will be some good ways to get add.
Naturally, it is an effect that can be applied to all Pendulum Decks, and it can be expected to play an active role in EM, which specializes in scale replacement tactics. It can be said that it is a rescue card for very powerful P monsters.

A Link Monster that appears under conditions similar to Xyz.
His Malebranche of the Burning Abyss that incorporates this card seems to be doing well right away, and all the effects seem to be for his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
It has the effect of preventing the effect destruction of the link destination, the effect of destroying other cards instead of this card, and the effect of sending Level 3 from Deck to his GY to strengthen 1 Malebranche of the Burning Abyss.
The main effect is the third effect. Strengthening is not a bad effect, but more than that, you can send his favorite Malebranche of the Burning Abyss to his GY and make full use of their effects. He will be an effect that jumps up the strength of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, as the ability to react will jump dramatically. The first effect also opens up the possibilities of his deck by adding resistance to Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, which was difficult to coexist with other cards. The effect of number 2 is not bad because it has a system monster part, and if he has Malebranche of the Burning Abyss on the field, he can check the opponent's removal.
Originally, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss is good at lining up level 3, so the summoning conditions are very loose. A piece that stands out from the crowd as a theme support, including markers.