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Ande version 《Secret Pass to the Treasures》.
As for the monsters that can be targeted, even though he has spread to ATK 2000 or less, it's an idea that he can only do a direct attack effect that is not very strong except when he stabs the final blow.
If it's Ande, it seems stronger to deploy and hit.

In his hand, he is a card that can play Blue-Eyed as it is, and I think it was used quite a bit in the past.
However, with the restriction of reinforcements and the enhancement of Blue-Eyed support, the advantage is considerably reduced, and it is honestly quite painful that the guardians are effectively upward compatible.
Blue-Eyed itself is easy to call into your hand, so it's not like you can't use it, but...
I wonder if it's because I was doing a show with DM8 that I don't quite understand the title of the ally of justice.

It's an adjusted version of Change of Heart, but at the time it couldn't be attacked or released, but it was too painful to use, so it was quiet while the brainwashing that came out later was shining.
With the introduction of Synchro, its stock increased, and with the introduction of Xyz, it became difficult to deal with the monsters it took, and it declined, but with the appearance of Link, whose material designation is looser than that of Synchro, we may see it again.
It's a fairly powerful class because it's easy to activate and you don't have to choose the target to steal in the control seizure system that can be used for your own materials and strength while removing the opponent.

Spell version of Trap Stun.
It is troublesome that you may not be able to stop what you want to stop at the beginning of the game because you have to remove the opponent's GY's spell card.
Basically, it can be activated at any time as long as it is over there.

Like TRUE permanence, if you don't destroy it quickly, you will get added.
Currently, the Fish itself isn't that great, so it's a good balance, but if something goes wrong with the Fish theme, I can't help but feel like it's going to break at once.

An Ande revival trap that can be used twice on the field and GY, although only one can be used per turn.
That's fine, but I don't like the fact that both have the condition that there are no monsters on their field.
I don't think it's necessary to use Ande's resurrection because there is a book of living people in addition to horse head demon.

Although the status is 0/0, the monster destruction with burn is powerful at no cost.
After the effect is activated, I want to divert it to some kind of material.
The problem is that the material specification is tight and the one-shot rocket is not an easy-to-use card.

It can easily be Special Summoned at level 5, but it self-destructs easily, so I want to use it as a material as soon as I take it out.
Perfect for making a rank 5 material.
If there is a direct attack effect, it may be possible to finish off, so it is better than not having it.

Like the proxy, the material is very loose, and two tokens with the same name are fine.
The effect in the first half can also be used to weaken the opponent depending on their position, but if a monster is sent out to the link destination of this, it will be weakened, so it is basically a disadvantage.
In order to connect to the effect in the second half, I want to quickly fulfill the role as a stepping stone to his next Link Monster.
The favorite can be revived if this guy is in his GY when the link summon is successful with the second half effect.
You can immediately create a mutual link state, but the disadvantage of 800 down due to the first half effect is painful and cannot be used as a link material.
You can't use the turn that falls to GY, but he is compatible with the Topologic series, and you can pull the trigger to activate the effect the moment you put it out.

An all-purpose counter that can be fired in a mutually linked state.
Since it is required to be deployed to a certain extent, it may cause an accident, but in an environment where speed is increasing, it is natural to suppress it by repeatedly hitting the mutual link, so it seems that it will play a strong role as one of the bad cards. .
Depending on how the reciprocal link is placed, he may collapse with just one Kaiju, so be careful about that.

Theme-only Field Spell However, I get the impression that the 10th term has become much quieter compared to the 9th term (including overseas advances).
The effect of reducing the battle damage to 0 in the first half is not a bad effect considering the characteristics of the Link Monster, which can not be used in Defense Position and can be used as a punching bag, but it is strictly limited to mutual links and it is difficult to adopt for this purpose. strict.
In the latter half, Troymare's location can be changed or moved, which helps create mutual links and increase the number of links, but if you're aiming for mutual links from the beginning, I think you'll be able to put them out in a proper order, so just use one card. It would be subtle if you asked me if I wanted to do it.
It is also a drawback that neither effect is directly connected to battle, development, or advantage.

The only monster in Troymare that can be put in the main deck, which has an overwhelming number of monsters in the extra deck compared to the monsters in the main deck.
Since it is super rare, it is blatant in various ways, including illustrations.
The effect itself is versatile, and the 1 effect wants to put out her next Link Monster along with the monster that was caught as it is when link fishing at the time of summoning.
… Or rather, the effect of 2 can not be Special Summon other than Link Monster, and the monsters caught are negate & ATK 0, so it can only be used for that.
Combined with the 2nd effect, the 3rd effect is a powerful lock if you don't let your opponent do anything other than Link Summon.
Recently, there are many loosely bound link materials, so it's not difficult to use this as a link material, but since you can't do any special summons, let alone extra decks, monsters that you Normal Summon to make them into link materials. You really can't do anything if it's repelled by removal.
If rock using this becomes very popular, we will be forced to add a mermaid as an extra, but there is no sign of that at present.
Besides Rock, you can also combo with Trisbaena and Samoso.

The material specification seems to be 1 Troymare monster, but currently there is only 1 monster in the Troymare main deck.
Due to the material designation, it is the only Troymere link that is not a general-purpose link.
When Link Summoning, you can recruit a Troymare monster from her deck with a single card, but at present, there is no problem even if you read that you are recruiting Ivries.
Ivries has the disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon other than Link, so after that you can only connect to the next Link.
Other than the mutual Link Monster in the latter half, the weakening effect is also applied to yourself, so it is difficult to use.
If you're going to link to each other for this effect, I'll use this as a stepping stone to launch her next Link Monster...
As it is, it seems that link 2 will be the end, so after using her GY fishing effect when summoning Ivries, there is also a downward marker that makes it easy to create mutual links, and it seems to show its true value.

Firewall, who went on a rampage in the first solitaire, came out after the restriction, and Link 4, which seems not to be okay, is likely to contribute to the control of the first player.
It is also reminiscent of LIGHT's 2500 points and the markers are up, down, left and right, but this time it has the same name turn 1 for the recovery effect.
The effect at the time of link summoning is set regardless of the type of Spell / Trap for him, but since it cannot be used in the turn it is activated, the aim is to use a Trap that intercepts the opponent's return, or a search card or resurrection card that secures resources for the next turn. will it be
In order to use it to suppress the first attack, he may not be able to use it well without a GY fattening gimmick.
The effect in the second half is intense and can block the activation of Special Summoned monsters that are not linked.
Since the material specification is also loose, if you put it out in the middle of the deployment with the marker secured, you can create a suppression board without hindering your deployment.
If you put it under control, it will stand in your way as a rather troublesome figurine, and even if you try to create a link marker to release the binding, it will be useless if you are ready to repel the monster with the link marker by removing it.
Note that this effect is also applied to yourself, so if you don't prepare a link destination, you will be pulling your own legs.

A card that is the opposite of Cerberus in every respect.
When Link Summoning, you can remove his spells and traps in exchange for one card from your hand.
Due to the Link Marker's convenience, if I put it out for the rainy season first, it won't be a relay point, so I'll use this guy as a material to put out his next Link Monster.
The reciprocal link support effect is the addition of battle destruction resistance.
Depending on the situation, it can be very annoying as it closes the last hole as a support for those with effect resistance.