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A Link Monster that plays a supporter position with jamming and buffer effects.
The effect of ① negates all card effects on the field during battle. At this time, the attack and defense are also reset to their initial values, making it easier to break through monsters that are supposed to be pumped up.
Also, once this effect passes, the cards on the field will be completely unable to activate their effects, so you can deal with your opponent without worrying about interference.
Even though it negates allies' card effects, the effect of suppressing card effects can be useful in some cases.
It can be activated not only by yourself, but also by other Cyber Monsters, so I want to use it well. Also, I am grateful for the 1000 damage that is a no-no.
② By using it as a link material, it is possible to attack twice only in that turn. It doesn't attack monsters twice, it's just an effect that allows you to attack twice, so you can attack directly in succession.
It's not hard to imagine that it would be interesting to have a monster that activates its effect through battle.
It is a card that has a performance that assumes a combo to some extent, and is a card that is organized as a supporter that does a good job depending on the situation.

I found the distortion of the world!
As long as there is a Link Monster, it has the same effect as Cyberse Clock Dragon, taking over all effects and attacks. This card itself has no resistance, so if you just stand still, it tends to be quickly removed by card effects.
Conversely, if you want to fight, it will bounce without question, so if you can resist it, you will be able to put together a solid lineup.
When you attack, you can bounce the opponent's monsters and then follow up, so it feels like Junk Archer. Since bounced cards do not return here, usability is higher here.
Unlike Moon Flower Dragon, it is not a card that puts pressure, but an interesting card that can be expected to breakthrough even though it is conservative.
Since the take over effect is good or bad, it is not necessarily effective, but if used well, it can still be an interesting card. Link Monster A card that can perform certain tasks with or without it.

You can either Recruit Deck or Revive every turn, and the hand cost is very loose as an Effect Monster, but since the target is a vanilla dragon of level 4 or lower, you can guess what it is.
If you can't use it more than 2 times, the expected GUY will deteriorate, but since it's a Continuous Trap that requires a hand cost to activate the effect, it's very painful if Psychic, Usagi, Urara hits directly.

Dragon version 《Icarus Attack》that came out in this era.
Well, the 2:2 exchange of Friche is not obsolete in terms of performance.
Since it's Godova, even if you use it appropriately, it still has power, but the current Dragon has enough deployment power to be able to hold it perfectly, so in modern times it's possible to manage without it.

The biggest merit is that you can bring it with revolve and tuning.
A level 5 or higher he has a dark dragon in his deck is a disadvantage at this point.

It is one that dramatically improved the usability of the strong Rainbow Neos, and it is also one that kicked Neos Wiseman even further.
The Neos version is called "Red-Eyes Fusion", but before this activation Special Summon is possible, and it's not a covenant that makes it impossible to Special Summon, so this is much easier to use.
Since there is no 1 turn activation limit of the same name, it is possible to slip through Urara if it is covered.
In addition, he can withstand one destruction with the GY effect, and the contact fusion will wait for one turn to return.
It's a perfect card, but the only drawback is that it doesn't support triple or higher contact fusions.

He thinks that Cyberse has a lot of self-special summons that he doesn't have a fishing effect.
However, I think it's a negative factor that level 8 sync is hard to get because of the effect of (1), but I think there's a chance to play an active role because the specs such as tuning 141 are excellent.

You'll have to rely on things like Miracon, but I think it's a decent class for contact fusions.

He is a Borrel monster who appeared in the Level 8 Synchro world.
Simply having 3000 RBI at level 8 with no material restrictions is quite a bit of pressure, but with the turn 1 negate effect and RBI strengthening, the performance is outstanding.
Also, in the same pack, he can easily be used in Guardragon by using Synchro around level 6 and equipping Hari and Three Burst while using it as a material.

If you set the Extra Deck to 15 Machines, 100% Machine will be excluded, so if "Chimeratech" that meets the conditions is not excluded, you can use "Cyberload Fusion" to use "Chimeratech Rampage" or "Chimeratech Over". Let's slam it. Since you can use "Cyber Dragon Core" to get "Cyberload Fusion" into your hand, you can call "Chimeratech Over" without any problems, and you can eliminate one of the disadvantages of this card. I feel like it's interesting because I feel like it's a pseudo-extra fusion.

If you succeed in Tribute Summon, you can add 2 types of Rokket to your hand as a theme support, but (1) The burn meta that is common in anime is not limited to the opponent, so how big is the self-harm damage you inflicted by yourself? A card that gives you a sense of potential in a combo deck as it pushes the opponent equally.
If you combine it with Crimson Nova or Power Bond, it will be insurance if you can't kill it in battle.
If you look at it as a burn meta, if you are the type that cuts off the initial LP, there is a possibility that the recovery effect will upset the calculation if you do not die in one hit.

There are four materials and it is quite heavy to put out properly, so it is difficult unless you use Miracon or NEXT.
On a successful Special Summon turn, the opponent cannot activate effects on the field, but they can move from hand GY, so there is an unexpected trap hole.
That point of contact fusion has been firmly inherited even in modern times, and it will return to itself at the end phase, but it will clear the opponent's field.
However, now there are many effects when sent to his GY, and the effect of (1) does not block his GY activation, and there is a possibility that his GY effect will activate Bokosuka, so you can earn an advantage as much as it looks. Or a suspicious place.
Despite the trump card-class heavy material requirements, it's not a game-deciding effect, so it's not something that's good.

Borrel Series No. 4.
This time he has become a Synchro Monster, but even as a Synchro Monster, he still has the abilities of a large monster, and equipping a Link Monster is just like a demon.
His already high ATK jumps to get half of his ATK for his equipped Link Monster, already theoretically able to get his ATK of 4500 as it stands.
In addition, it has the effect of negating the effect as many times as the number of equipped Link Monster markers, so it has succeeded in coexisting resistance and firepower.
What's even more frightening is the fact that this is a general-purpose card, and you can easily use it in any deck as long as you can link summon and synchro summon it. Although it requires a Link Monster, it's less difficult than Crystal, but it's as powerful as Crystal and more flexible (*If this card hits Crystal, you'll lose).
As usual, his Borreload-like card that settled as a trump-like trump card.

The effect of (1) is an optional death effect, and it makes you wonder "Oh?"
If you're going to do it, why don't you try to get some fellow Metabi friends from 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》?
The effect of (2) is convenient because it can be sent in any way as long as it is a field.
It's not that I'm weak, but it's a little idle to say that this is a super...

Unlimited support.
With Synchron, Synchron Explorer should have been good (the effect would negate), and at level 1, One For One (although the effect can't be activated here either. However, with this, the one for one regulation may be loosened already) It's getting more and more diluted)...
Something like the disadvantage of being destroyed in the end phase still doesn't work, and even if I say that only DARK can special summon EX, he should have a lot of useful things about DARK EX.