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A berserk summoning key.
The emergence of superlatives that are easier to deploy than in the past and an increase in the means of sending to GY.
And since it corresponds to the search of the trick Archfiend, the usability is greatly improved.
Another advantage is that it is a Quick-Play Spell and can be deployed at any time once the conditions are met.
However, it does take some time and effort, and together with Berserk, he takes up a lot of deck space, so I feel it's a quirk, and it gives me a more romantic impression.

In the summoning reaction system, he can revive or (contrary to the name) recruit dark spell users without level restrictions while sending GY and quality removal.
Although the return is large, it is vulnerable to removal before deployment as the fate of the summoning reaction, and since he is sent to GY, it is somewhat dependent on the opponent, such as P monsters that do not go to GY cannot be targeted.
It doesn't work on its own, and there are many other useful deployment methods for Dark Spell users, so I think it's a card with a strong habit that limits the decks that can be used.

Yugi's trump card that appeared in "Pyramid of Light".
His stats are high and his trap sealing is not bad at all, but the rate of adoption of traps in the current environment itself has decreased, and he cannot deploy himself except for his own summoning conditions. Heavy.
Since it doesn't refer to the original level, it can be used in conjunction with Gagaga, and there is an increase in support, making it easier to handle than in the past, but considering that there are many more excellent cards, the accident rate and I don't think it can be said that the performance is commensurate with the weight.

A searcher that can be used as a tuner with a hand expansion effect, and it has a highly versatile effect, although it has a bit of a mismatch.
《White Rose Cloister》also has a useful effect, so I think the value of this card is relatively not bad.

It has an effect that can be called a plant version of Valhalla, and there are plenty of search methods such as 《Rose Bell of Revelation》for deployment targets.
It also has a 《Archfiend's Oath》effect that is modeled after Aki's psychic ability in the manga version. Plants and he has a lot of Deck top manipulation effects.
Also, unlike 《Archfiend's Oath》, it's easy to search, but since it's activated during the draw phase, you can't use it immediately.
I think it's difficult to make the most of both effects, but I think it's a field with a convenient effect that you can focus on and use one of them.

It's a card that can be used for bad things. Link 1, but actually Link 2 or more.
It can be said that the Link Monster is dismantled into tokens according to the number of links.
However, since tokens cannot be used as link materials, they can only be used for link summoning. S Summoning, which makes it easy to use tokens as materials, is likely to be the top of the list. If you think about the timing of using the S material with a firm material and using it together with the diagonally lower marker, you can move to increase the number of links.
Compared to Devotee, who can also generate Link Tokens, there are no restrictions on the Link Summoning itself, so it's more flexible than that one.
Also, as already mentioned, Devotee has been hit hard by pledges to tokens of the same name.
There is no possibility of using it together, so I want to be careful.
A promising newcomer whose further development can be expected depending on the ingenuity.

ace of trance. Fusion materials cannot be used as substitutes, and both are poor materials.
The effect itself is excellent, but it depends on the opponent's field. If three or more are deployed, it will become vanilla, and now that mass deployment is not uncommon, there is a high risk of that happening. Stable. 《Ground Collapse》, etc. must be used in combination with zone containment. A custom build would be preferable.
I think it's a card for advanced players with a lot of peculiarities, as it is easily influenced by rule changes and the environment.

The act of trapping from your hand itself is attractive, but the problem is that it doesn't mesh with Bubbleman's effect like shuffle.
A total of 3 cards, and the number of requests is also large. Bubbleman is easy to bring.
HERO itself doesn't have any traps that I want to activate even using this card. Speaking of decks that want to use Bubbleman to activate traps from the hand, the only thing I can think of is a Fusion material, but since it doesn't work on its own, the required number of cards is even higher and the dependency on combos is high.
I don't think it's practical.

It was powerful in the original, but one that was abandoned during the OCG conversion. How is it different from viruses?
When used in conjunction with Dystopia, it becomes possible to remove Friche and convert tokens into links, so it can be released, so it's easier to use than before, but more than that, cards sent to GY can be sent to opponents. In addition to having the right to choose, there are many spells that activate GY, so the risk is higher. I don't know what to do.

Draw 3 is attractive for @Ignister, who consumes a lot of cards, but there is a risk that the same name card is bulky and it feels like an accident agent.
Luckily for @Ignister, ai land is an important card and has a self-regenerating effect. Both have good category search and are easy to use even with pin insertion. However, it is also true that there are many cards that you want to search with priority over others.
The impression is that the cost is pinpoint, so the habit seems to be a little strong.

In this day and age, where Link is almost essential to deploy from EX, the influence of this effect is not low. Especially if it's a link-centric opponent.
You'll need a link every turn as a cost, but in today's fast-paced age, it's enough to use it all up, and @Ignister, who also uses links, is better off with that.
There is a high possibility that the situation will be overturned by passing it once, so I would like to prepare a separate counter method.
I think it's a very useful card for @Ignister, who isn't very strong during the opponent's turn, in a meta where category search works well.

A card that says let's connect to a high link. Due to the material specification, it will be operated in Cybers, so basically there will be no problems with reviving targets.
If you connect Clock Wyvern → Koitsu → Transcode, you can connect to Link 4, which requires two materials with one card.
I think that it is an excellent card as a relay.

A card that can be said to be his Galaxy version of Ninjitsu's art of super-transformation.
He can deploy his Galaxy-Eyes from a wide area while removing opponent monsters.
It's a Quick-Play Spell that can be used offensively, defensively, or interfering, and the Galaxy makes it easy to search.
However, you need an attacker class card on your own field, and it depends more or less on the opponent's field. Although it is a release, it is targeted, so it is not as good as Kaiju in removal performance.
It's not versatile, but it can be tricky, and I think it's an excellent card to use as a secret ingredient.

Anime VRAINS final Link Monster. It's loosely bound like decoding, but for the convenience of the effect, I'd like to actively use the link as a material.
The markers are facing each other like FWD.
It can be strengthened by the number of link markers used as materials, and the magnification is also high.
Furthermore, if you have a removal effect with no turn limit, it will be aggressive.
However, since different attributes are required, some ingenuity is required.
Cybers, who are good at link summoning and often have different attributes, should be able to secure the cost easily.
Although it's plain, I'm grateful for the chain seal, and thanks to this effect, it's easy to pass the effect, and I can miss the activation timing of some cards.
Various preparations are required, but I think it is a card with explosive power suitable for trump cards.

Currently the only and first Link 6 card as the final boss of VRAINS.
Furthermore, the required materials have different attributes, and three or more are required, which is also heavy.
However, his ATK is determined by the number of materials used, so it is better to spend as many materials as possible.
Although it is @Ignister, it does not require @Ignister or even Cybers for materials and effects, and has a highly versatile effect of complete effect resistance and removal + token generation.
If you can hit about 4000 to 5000 RBIs with this, you can expect a lot of space.
However, there are various ways to deal with full effect resistance now, and depending on the opponent and the environment, it may be dealt with easily. It's a painful story with the weight of Link 6.
On the other hand, he can also deploy from 1 or 2 cards depending on the deck. It also hits 6000. Honke@Ignister is one of them.
Also, from the height of Link 6, is it an ant as a material for access codes?
This card can also be revived and irregularly summoned, so there is a chance of that happening.
Link 5's LGD exists as a similar card, but that one always requires 5 materials and the maintenance cost is high, so I wonder if this one is easier to handle.
Considering it's Link 6, even this effect feels unsatisfactory, but I think it's not just @Ignister, but depending on the environment, general-purpose options are also possible.
I think he's doing his best in the last boss card, which can be difficult to handle.