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All the perfectly regulated cards "I'm looking forward to your coming!!"
FWD: “Shogooooo!!?”
Acquired the disgraceful title of being regulated and even banned despite being the main character's card.
What's terrible is that it's no pun to say that only some Yusaku fans who use Deck are saddened by this.
This material may have been loose because of Link 4, but both effects (1) and (2) do not have the same name Turn 1, and (2) in particular is a development effect that has extremely loose conditions and does not even have a Turn 1.
To put it bluntly, I feel that this is going too far, and that the gap between the themes that are highly developed and those that are not is widening. When I had 3 copies of this card, it was mostly talked about how to chain the bounce effect to the Special Summon effect to create an infinite loop, but even if it's a limit or a turn 1 with the same name, it's overpowered. There was no change in the fact that it was too much.
It can be said that its performance is exactly suitable for the name of a banned card, as it is said that it will not be released unless there is an errata.
Please reflect in the cage for a while while being resented by all the cards that have been banned so far.

Searchable resurrection card. On top of that, he has a powerful Gouki common effect that allows him to use this card + another of his Gouki cards every turn.

A monster that can treat itself as the same name as his Link Monster. It is attracting attention as an inflated frame for Sky Striker Ace, and it seems that there will be a certain amount of demand every time a Link Monster with bound materials comes out.
It also has a secondary effect that is currently hidden, and may be even more necessary if general-purpose advanced Cybers appear.

Requires two Link Monsters, which are not light materials, and seems to be strong against Link Monsters, but conversely, it is powerless against Link Monsters.
Combined with the low hit points of my own, I think there is little advantage to putting out this card.

It requires a similar cost to the Virus type, but this is a card that affects the field only, and the target of annihilation is limited to monsters Special Summoned during that turn.
The area of effect is wide, and it's not difficult to prepare a cost, but if the monster that costs it is not on the field, it's just a figurine, and it's not good to hold it when the opponent has already deployed it. There are also drawbacks.
It's hard to put in from the main, but it's a relatively excellent performance as a sweep card, so I gave it this score.

Link 3 with loose material and all markers pointing downward.
However, compared to Link 2's LAN Forhynchus, it's not as easy to use, and his ATK is also unreliable.
It's not something that can't be used, but it's an impression that it's possible to make ends meet with other cards. Also, the restriction of three monsters is rather strict.

One of the cards that has been used extensively because Link Monster was made using tokens as materials. Until it is banned in the future, it will continue to be a card that symbolizes the 10th season.

Cyberse's Gunner Dragon. As an added bonus, the ability to remove low status cards during your opponent's turn may come in handy.

For the time being, it is a low-level, low-status monster that is easy to put out, and it is a simple monster that generates tokens during Special Summon, so this is the score.

It has a high defensive power that seems like a bonus, but the actual effect is just a bonus, so it's subtle. One sentence of each other is also a factor of poor usability.

A card that has become a troublesome ruling because it can also target cards in your hand.
"It is unavoidable due to the nature of this card."
Does this card's performance as a single unit seem to be poor in dexterity?

It's hard to put out Assault Mode, and even it gets involved and destroys the entire thing, and even though it's a Furice, it's a slow Trap card.
You may say it's better because you can revive the S monster used in Assault Mode, but if you activate it after chain 2, you'll miss the timing because it's an arbitrary effect. And don't forget that what this card does is not much different from a torrent funeral. Without Assault Mode, there would be no reason to use a card that is so inconvenient that it would only cause accidents.

A slightly tough card called Normal Trap that can only be activated during the end phase. However, what I can do is restore 1000 times the number of Psychic sent to GY this turn. The increase value is not bad, but after all, LP recovery buys time, and he is only directly related to the cost of Psychic, and it is only possible to activate the end phase.
It seems that it is difficult to be compatible with the exclusion psychic (although it is doubtful that there is already one).

Mirrorforce would be better than using this. Due to the activation conditions, it is also difficult to use when your field is empty.

You can search for Buster Mode, but compared to 《Assault Beast》, it takes extra time and effort, so I think it's difficult to adopt. However, the fact that you can recruit from Hari Fiber is an unprecedented evaluation point, so add one more point.