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A new theme, Magical Musket, that wants you to quickly finish the corpse of love that can't sleep.
The common effect of firing Magical Muskets from his hand is strong first, allowing him to use his abundance of Magical Muskets to catch opponents off guard without worrying about removing his Spell Trap.
Another effect triggers a unique effect when her Magical Musket is fired behind her. Kaspar's effect searches for his Magical Musket, which is different from the Magical Musket used. It's worth it just to be able to search for endorphins and dominators, given the unsettling theme of fighting without Magical Musket. On the contrary, as long as he has this card, even if he fires a Magical Musket, he will not lose his hand even if he has a turn 1 limit. Is it definitive to become the core of Magical Musket?

Seal the opponent's time with the power of 6 The Six Samurai.
It's a "romankaado" that was created because of the new master rule.
Even just arranging 6 The Six Samurai normally would be difficult unless you use a backwater formation or 《Soul Charge》.
If you have 6 The Six Samurai, if you do a turn skip, your opponent will see the death line first, but...

Send my Monstar to his GY and Special Summon the excluded The Six Samurai. In short, it is the excluded version of "Cunning of the Six Samurai".
It's not just The Six Samurai that can be sent to GY, so it's possible that even Shien-dono and others can escape. However, the problem is with The Six Samurai's Special Summon, which is excluded.
If you don't use Hatsume-dono or Enishi-dono, it's very difficult to use exclusion in The Six Samurai, and the current situation is that it's a combo card with extremely low stability. From GY, it seems that the theory of resuscitation is easier to handle.
If you have a high ratio of Secret Six Samurai in your Deck, you can use the substitute effect to forcibly remove it, but...

The model is Hanzo Hattori. HANZO.
He has the effect of excluding The Six Samurai in his hand or field and excluding cards in the opponent's field.
However, the ability and effect are poor as a monster that is put out with 3 The Six Samurai with different attributes. In the first place, this fusion condition is rather strict. The Six Samurai with strong development power are gathered in his EARTH, so let's take care of The Six Samurai other than his EARTH with high development power, such as WATER's Hatsume and his WIND's Kageki.
But it's probably not a card that's attractive enough to do that. Its removal performance is mediocre and its own resistance is non-existent. If you have Secret Six Samurai as a material, you can stick with it... 　This card itself has a substitution effect, but it's a one-time thing that doesn't even worth the effort of fusion.
It takes too much time and effort to fuse, and in spite of that, the effect and ability are not good. I don't think it's a good idea to use it as a trump card...

The model is Shimotsuge no Kizaru, also known as Kozuki Sasuke. Personally, I think there's a theory that it's not a personal name, but it's taken from Nokizaru.
It has the effect of searching for The Six Samurai that have attributes other than those of the Six Samurai that exist in the field when the Special Summon is successful. Since he himself is EARTH, it is difficult for him to search for EARTH.
However, The Six Samurai's powerful cards are gathered in his EARTH, and in addition, depending on the card he special summons this card, other attributes will be prohibited. Is it particularly easy to block the wind by putting it out with kageki? There are many powerful cards such as Kagemusha, Kizan, and Retirement on the ground, so it's getting tougher.
In addition, there is no point in the first place if he can't Special Summon himself. I can't deny that it can be a factor in accidents, and since there are gates and smoke signals, why don't I search this far...?

The model is Dojun Igasaki. A person who should be called a rare sniper in Japan rather than a Ninja.
Others he has the effect of fertilizing his GY in response to The Six Samurai's summons/Special Summon. In The Six Samurai, you'll either drop a Tuner who wants to revive with plenty of revives, or a Secret Six Samurai with a scapegoat effect. Fuuma Genba, who has both, is the best target.
A monster that can't do anything by itself. It is a little difficult to handle because it is necessary to put it on the field in advance. Since there is no turn 1 limit, it's powerful if you can deploy it in large numbers...
I wonder if it will be a card that is strong if used well, but difficult to handle.

The model is Hatsume Bureau. A slightly peculiar person. For more details, I'll probably do it in the next movie, Sekigahara.
It has the effect of catching fish while excluding The Six Samurai. Needless to say, it has a strong lure effect, and it will be possible to lure Genba and body doubles and open up a way to synchronize with Shien, or simply revive Shien.
However, the exclusion cost is still quite heavy, so it's hard to say that The Six Samurai is good at GY Fertilization. So will it be a card that you search for when you need it instead of loading it?

The model is Sanada's Shinobi, Genba Karasawa. Hiding in the shadows of the Ten Braves...
Has the effect of salvaging banished The Six Samurai. With the effects of Enishi and Hatsume, he can remove GY, but GY removal is not the main stream of The Six Samurai, so it's unclear if it can be used stably.
However, since this card is a Tuner, it would be enough if it could be retrieved after a Synchro Summon. However, there is a tuner of the same level who has a better rough destination and he can use Naturia Synchro as well, so if you use this one, do you need to be able to use the exclusion salvage that you can see incidentally?
It is also a powerful effect that can give The Six Samurai a substitute effect, so there are many points that are superior to double warriors alone. Arago and he will be appointed depending on whether or not they use Naturia.

Where there is light, there are shadows, and The Six Samurai dances in the shadows. Modeled after various Ninjas, the model for this card is Kotaro Fuma.
He has the effect of recruiting The Six Samurai when destroyed by battle or effects. The recruiting performance has a performance that makes Ashigaru teary-eyed, such as there is no level limit regardless of where it is destroyed. Being a tuner doesn't mesh so much, but it can be said to be an excellent effect.
However, the real value is still "The Six Samurai"'s first level 1 tuner. You can use various The Six Samurai searches, so it will be much easier to use than Yoriko. Synchronizing with Kizan, who has a Special Summon effect, can bring out Cien. If you have another Kizan, you can also aim for Trishula.

A Link Monster that can exchange Level 1 monsters for Link Monsters.
It has the effect of reducing his ATK of the opponent's attacking monster to 0 by releasing it when an attack is declared, and the effect of allowing him to Special Summon from his GY by releasing a level 1 monster.
Many of the tokens are level 1, and turning them into Effect Monsters makes them useful for Link Summoning, and unlike Link Spider, which has a similar role, Effect Monsters can also be sent to his GY if they are level 1, so GY can use them. It would be nice to combine it with a level 1 monster that activates its effect by sending it. In addition, he can send level 1 monsters from GY to GY with the self-regeneration effect. Since this effect is ecological and does not put pressure on the EX frame, unlike 《Link Spider》, it is possible to convert materials many times.
Its own effects are defensive and can overcome Link's weaknesses, but it is vulnerable to negate effects, so overconfidence is prohibited.
The part that sends level 1 monsters exclusively to his GY is important. After that, although it has a defensive effect, I want to use it as a link material as much as possible.

His Gouki Link Monster is Rank 4, surpassing Great Ogre and Thunder Ogre.
There is no problem with the development itself because there is a Thunder Ogre. His hand won't run out with Gouki's toughness. The fact that the Thunder Ogre itself is a bit heavy is a future issue.
However, the usefulness of the effect is somewhat questionable. The opponent revives 2 bodies, and he probably revives 2 Goukis and manages the tag match, but since he can only revive his Gouki, which is not Link, there is great concern about his fighting power. Well, I'm glad that Gouki has the ability to develop, but...
Furthermore, if you can't deal with the revived opponent, you'll definitely face your fangs on the next turn. As a trump card, it doesn't have enough hitting points, and the Great Ogre, which debuffs the entire field, has much more control power. From now on, if Gouki appears in Link 5, he will become a relay point, but he will still allow the opponent to completely revive two of them, so...

I wonder if his Trickstar's direction is to stick to Link 2 stubbornly.
The right and bottom left markers are unique, but they guarantee one place other than the main right end. Whether there will be support that can utilize unique markers is another story.
The first effect is the same trigger as Holy Star, and it gains recovery. However, because the marker is unique, it only responds to one location, and the amount of recovery is very small, and his Trickstar does not have much of a recovery gimmick, so it is not something you can expect much.
The favorite is the second hand exchange. It hurts that Trickstar is mostly low class and doesn't have any cards that you want to send to his GY, but it can also be a trigger for Manjushka because it draws opponents as well. Additionally, he draws 2 cards with 2000 LP, which is good enough for an acceleration. It is a number that can be achieved by burning in the torture chamber, but be careful as it will also draw the opponent in the end.
It has a pretty strong habit, and if you use it poorly, it's bloody to bare your fangs. But with his flashy draws, he may be the best of Trickstar's Link Monsters.

Is this a good power...?
In the current situation, it is extremely disastrous that it is difficult to put out, the effect is not good, and above all, it does not match the theme.
Although Rokket has an exceptional deployment card called Quick Revolve and a reload effect that maintains the field, it is still quite difficult to specify 2 Rokkets with only 9 of 3 types. So cheap to have Quick Revolve and his Rokket in hand?
The only effect is that you can deploy his Rocket from your hand. Moreover, since it cannot be used as a link material, it is miserable that it cannot be established as a connection to Borreload. Yet another he needs a Link Monster so heavy heavy. Considering the weight of this card, the salvage effect is probably not the purpose.
Finally, he can't target Borreload with the first effect of this card due to its resistance over there, and since it can only target Link Monsters, he can't even fire a Rocket. Can I become a good power for Revolver with this...

A Link 3 monster that super-strengthens his Cyberse.
That said, Cyberse has a strong attacker that can break a finger, so should I rely on Link Monster? Cyber Swizard, which has penetration at lower ranks, has a reduced disadvantage and is compatible with both enhancements.
Link 3 still doesn't have many iron plates, so it's not like there's no chance to get into it, but I can't deny that he's not limited to Cybers.

Should you make him a Cyberse too! ?
V-jump's Cyberse promotion appendix series. If the field is tainted with Cyberse, he can Special Summon, and conversely, if he has a non-Cyberse card, he can taint it with Cyberse.
The first half of the effect is the mutual compatibility of backup selectors, and since this is a low level, it works well with Cybers Gadget, but it does not allow the presence of other races in the field, so it has little expandability. It's a card originally used in Cyberse, but he's from another race, so be careful when using Link Monsters.
The Cyberse certification effect makes it easier to spawn honeypots and link disciples. That being said, it was originally a card that was used in Cyberse, and since he has the highest effect, he should have a high ratio of Cyberse, so it is quite difficult to use. At present, I can't really think of a card that can be used to forcibly put out a card with a Cyberse constraint.
Its job would be to use it in conjunction with the Selector to accelerate deployment.