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A card with a type of effect that often appears when a new summoning method comes out.
However, this kind of monster does not have any other effects, and he is a monster that can only be Special Summon, so it is difficult to use, so this card, which has no stats, is no exception.
It's also hard to have a hat tricker if you don't care about race.

A monster that can destroy monsters in the EX zone without summoning rights.
Since it will be released, it will be operated like a rogue, but it is also a big point that it is difficult to deal with the bounce that does not use the summoning right and can be deployed in other ways and does not target.
However, after activating it, you can't put out monsters from the extras, so you have to be a little picky about his deck.

The effect when sent to GY has very loose activation conditions because there is no particular specification for how to send it.
The effect when excluded requires some ingenuity to activate, but even if you don't use it, the resurrection effect from GY is enough to use it.
It is also a good place to be revived immediately without missing the timing.
Both effects can only be used once during a duel, but you can expect them to play an active role as a link material or a rank 1 material.
Decently high defensive ability.

His ATK is slightly higher than Bitron.
However, Cybers' vanilla doesn't have a big advantage at the moment, so it's mostly the same as Bitron, so I'm just waiting for an additional card.

Even if ATK is 0 and there is currently a heavy Link 4, it will only be 1200, and even if there are two Link 4s, it will only be 2400.
If you want to make this guy muscular by yourself, he seems to be able to beat him with only Link Monsters, and even if the opponent's meta is over 2500, he needs a total of 9 links and has no resistance, so it's not realistic as a meta.

A card that seems to be a new element to be aware of in the game called Yu-Gi-Oh.
Even if you have the best removal on the back side and the board advantage is wide open, you can get back to some extent if you pass this one.
It is also possible to shoot from the hand, and it is also a countermeasure when the opponent lays down the gun on the first turn of the first attack or deploys a large number of cards.
Unlike Butte and Scales, he doesn't count cards in his hand, so he seems to be strong in his deck, which accumulates resources in his hand and his GY.
If you shoot on your own turn, you will almost abandon the battle phase, so if you are negate, the risk is high, and even if you use it face down normally, the attack reaction trap such as mirror force will be slower than the attack reaction Trap at the end of the battle phase. must survive until
The opponent chooses to banish it, so unless he uses it in a special way involving a Junk Collector, no matter what he does, there will be one strong card left.
It looks like a card that has both dynamic strength and weakness that can't be ignored, but how will it play an active role in the environment?

Conditional Quick-Play Spell terraphore.
There are uses for Quick-Play Spells, but they are basically degraded terafos, so if you want a 4th terrafo, you'll have to turn the tray around.
Recently, the field spell is so strong that the field is a key card, and the theme that uses the field spell has increased dramatically. Due to its nature, if the opponent doesn't use the field, you can't use it, and it can't be the first move of the first attack, so it's a big drawback that it tends to be the second one.

A card that can aim to generate a large amount of tokens, although it depends on the opponent.
With the advent of Link Monster, it became possible to create RBIs without the need for other cards after creating tokens.
Since it depends on the other party, it is a little difficult point that the number to be created is not stable.

You can Special Summon a number of tokens face-up for the number of turns present, but defending a card with this poor stat for multiple turns is extraordinary.
It takes time and effort to generate a large amount of tokens.
It was reprinted twice in the ninth term, although it had a rarity value because it was a card attached to the Duel Disk.

There are no restrictions on the token itself, but it is difficult to use the token because it completely blocks the summoning action of the activation turn on top of the Normal Spell.
The Advanced Set seems to play an active role in Duel Links using what it can do...

Creates two tokens that can be used for anything other than attacking.
On the turn he activates, he can't even summon Special Summons other than LIGHT, but if he deploys only LIGHT, it's a disadvantage.
With the advent of link summoning, the number of ways to use it has increased, so I'm looking forward to the appearance of a remake of Hoshiningen, Link Monster.

A card that is half-baked as a burn meta and has troublesome conditions as a token generation card.
Tokens are generated in the end phase, so even if you use them on your turn and generate a lot of them with self-burn, you won't be able to use them effectively. stand out.
I don't think it's much, but if the number of damages reaches 6 times or more, nothing will happen in the end phase

A card that does 1/3 the job of Ojama Trio when reversed.
Same as burn number.
《Ojama Trio》would be fine.

A card that gives the impression of a Linked version of Junk Synchron.
When sent to GY, it generates a token, so it is possible to link up to 3 by itself.
If you catch a tuner, you can synchronize, and 8 synchronization is possible while drawing 1 from Coral.

Asking for 2 cards, he only gives 2 tokens that can also be used for Tribute Summon, which is too much to pay off.
Because of the trap, even if he uses it for Tribute Summon, he has no immediate effect and has to make it past the opponent's turn.
Spell might still have some uses.