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The downgraded version of 《Transmodify》is enough, but unlike 《Transmodify》it is impossible to shift from low to high, so the decks you can use are limited compared to those over there.
The biggest feature of this card is that the cost is "Release" instead of "Send to GY". Thanks to this, it is possible to use P monsters as a cost, or to use sacred time monsters as a cost for additional developments.

One of the highest-level Cyberse with Compromise Summoning ability.
His ATK drops to 1300 if he is compromised, so he is useless as an attacker. For the time being, with the effect of ③, it is possible to eliminate opponents with 1300 RBI or less with a free chain.
If you want to make the most of this card, you should use effect negate cards like Skill Drain and Forbidden Chalice, and temporary exclusion cards like Cynet Backdoor and World Legacy Clash. You can simply restore the RBI or expand the target of ③.

It's too early to talk about "link-only Birdman", but the biggest feature of this card is that "you can bounce your Link Monster regardless of whether you or your opponent is linked".
As already mentioned, the most powerful usage is to reuse the torch golem sent to the opponent's field and his Kaiju. It's not bad to return and reuse monsters that can activate effects when summoned successfully. If you're confident in your ability to deploy, you can return the FWD and use it again... maybe.
However, no matter how you use it, it's a card with a very strong combo color. Rather than a pure Cyberse Deck, it will shine in his Cyberse Deck, which focuses on hitting specific combos.

◯◯《Dragonic Knight》series, this time it's Cyber Ritual Monster.
It has the effect of bouncing the attacked opponent at the start of the damage step, so basically you can think of it as being extremely strong when it comes to hitting from here.
Also, when released, it has the effect of recruiting Cybers of level 5 or higher. Currently, there are few types of high-level monsters in Cybers, and there are few strong candidates. I can't help but feel the message "Please use it as a simple RBI staff" because you can't activate the effect on the turn you Special Summoned.
The biggest advantage of this card is the ease with which it can be Ritual Summoned. If you can use all the effects of "Cyberse Witch", everything will be ready for the ritual summoning of this card, so you can expect it to play an active role as a Cyber Attacker with good maneuverability.

A Cyber-Fusion Monster that perfectly embodies the equation of brain muscle + brain muscle + brain muscle = brain muscle.
In reality, the RBI of a single unit is often lower than Cyber S-Clock, but it has the advantage of being able to attack other monsters and aiming for a high RBI even with a small number of cards.
Regular reincarnation fusion is rather difficult, so you should try to deceive it with 《Fusion Tag》or make up for ③ with the effect of Heat Rio.
It has the ability to knock down the opponent in one hit, so there is no doubt that it will play an active role as a finisher in Salamangreat.
Added: With the enhancement of Salamangreat in Structure Decks, it can be said that this card, which was originally a great finisher, has become even more popular. Strong brain!

One of the first Link 2 Salamangreat monsters.
① is the effect of salvaging her GY's FIRE when a monster at the link destination is her Special Summon. If you use Salamangreat's resurrection effect, it's easy to meet the activation conditions, and since you can collect anything with FIRE, you can reuse useful cards, starting with Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring.
Since the material designation is "two FIRE Effect Monsters", it is also very excellent that it can be used for most of her decks if it is a FIRE Deck.
The effect of ② also requires a reincarnation link, but since this card is a link 2, the reincarnation link itself is easy, and there are several cards that I want to reuse, starting with Salamangreat's will.
Overall, it's probably his excellent Link Monster that excels in the ability to earn an advantage.
Added: Her Salamangreat has been buffed in the Structure Deck, making her a must-have card for Salamangreat, but not reprinted in Strak, so it's a bit overpriced.

A Palladion Link Monster that collects all the hit points of its linked monsters.
Since there are a maximum of 3 link destinations, if there are some kind of monsters in all 3 monster zones, his ATK will be at least 6000, 7000. If you send Kaiju, you can aim for both removal and RBI, so the combination is outstanding.
All in all, the final destination and trump card in the Palladion Deck. In addition, for some reason, it is also the end point of the link deployment that asks for Gundora X One Kill.

A Link Monster that supports the fusion summoning of Cybers.
The effect of ① has the effect of instantly bringing 《Cynet Fusion》, so it's nice to be able to minimize the number of fusion spells when building a deck.
The second effect is also relatively easy to trigger, and he can revive Cybers. If you use this effect, only Fusion Monsters will be able to use his Special Summon, but Cyberskok and Violet Chimera, who are the main ones you want to fusion summon, have very high finisher performance, so this disadvantage is not bad. .
All in all, it's going to be one of the essential cards in any Cyberse Deck that does fusion summoning.

A level 2 Cybers who has the ability to lower the level of monsters on the field by 2 and make him a Special Summon from his hand. When used with the Cyberse Deck, it is only backward compatible with the backup secretary and the Cybersconverter, so I wonder if it should be used with the S Cyberse Deck as it also serves as a level adjustment.

Cyberse's first Tuner Monster with a number of convenient effects, including (1) a level change effect and (2) an effect that prevents destruction.
Since it can be searched by Tuning and the effect of the new 《Cyberse Wicckid》, there is no problem in securing this card itself.
However, the problem with using this card is that it does not have a "Self-Special Summon Ability". Due to this, the current situation is that the potential of the support cards that have been blessed with great pains has not been fully utilized. I wanted him to have his own Special Summon ability, even if it meant he had the disadvantage of being tied down to Cyber ​​...

At first glance, it's a simple text and plain effect, and it's a card that seems to be rolling around in storage.
However, it was originally a reasonably good card that could easily reverse monsters in the reverse deck, but after the 10th season, the reverse theme was strengthened (mostly because of his Krawler or Tindangle), and this The value of the card has risen as I see it. Perhaps because of that, it was promoted to a card that costs about 100 yen per sheet.
The main reason is that it is rarely reprinted because it is only used in his limited Deck called Reverse Theme, and there is no card that is completely upward compatible even if it is mutually compatible.

A very powerful card that can stably secure the P scale from 1 card in the Magician Deck.
However, the card's biggest and only weakness is probably the sentence "Magician cards in your P zone cannot be destroyed by effects." In recent years, his Magician has become a mainstream tactic of gaining an advantage by destroying his Magician pasted on the P zone (this trend has become more pronounced since Astrograph and Electrum came out). Therefore, even if this effect can secure the P zone, it will put restrictions on the playing that gains an advantage from there. Perhaps for that reason, I think that this card has hardly been used in Magician Decks since the 10th season.
Even now, I wonder how strong it would have been if it had been "cannot be destroyed by 'opponent' effects".

I wondered why this card had such a low rating, I wonder if that was the case. In the early days of the Zexal era, when I was arranging the environment, duelists who hated its overly "broken" performance gave it a "1" rating.
Seven years have passed since that era, and Inzektor is no longer seen in the environment, but its brutality that can't be controlled once it wriggles is still alive and well. It's in the same category as "Infernity" and "Wind-Up", and building a deck is itself a kind of solitaire...

It has the effect of removing the burn meta effect and counter depending on the opponent and strengthening the RBI by 800 with a free chain, but with this kind of burn meta, "a turn limit is set" is quite fatal.
And even doing the burn meta of Turn 1 is to the extent that there is no use for strengthening the RBI of 800 on Turn 1.
In the anime, he was active in the battle against Blue Angel, but with this level of ability, the real world of duels is not so sweet that he can put up a good fight against Trickstar.
Alongside Cluster Congester and Capacitor Stalker, he is one of the Cyberse industrial waste trio.

Since it has the effect of creating a token when summoned/Special Summoned successfully, if you Special Summon it with the effect of Widget Kid, you can line up 3 monsters on the field along with the token, but that kind of thing can't be done with Clock Wyvern or a dongle. It's a story that can be left to easy-to-handle low-level Cybers like Acorn, and it's not like using superlative monsters that have low stats and don't have their own Special Summon ability.
It also has the effect of banishing his Link Monster and this card of GY to create tokens equal to the number of monsters on the opponent's field during the Battle Step when a Link Monster is attacked. Aside from the fact that GY is activated, mercilessly excluding monsters that Special Summon from the EX Deck called Link Monsters without protecting them is a weak token equal to the number of "his Link Monsters in the opponent's field". It's just a matter of arranging them. With this effect, he can Special Summon about 2 bodies at most, and if he can Special Summon 4 or 5 bodies, there is no time for such a paltry play.
It's a pity, but in general, it can be summed up in one word: "incompetence."