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This card itself is excellent because it can be used in large numbers, but the weak contact fusion and materials are fatal.
And above all, the fusion binding is too tight

It's hot in a special effects costume, so I can't help it.
It is necessary to be in GY in advance, but in addition to a fairly limited resurrection effect called Special Summon on the field of the owner of the monster in the EX zone that was destroyed by the monster in the main zone, the return is also a temporary wall. It's only one draw, so it's not something you can actively adopt.
When it comes to Norare, it seems to be Norare, but it's a subtle performance that gives me the impression that I just wanted to include the word "extra" personally.

Cyberse I don't want to be tied down...
Basically, it will be a clock dragon, but it's hard to use if you're not in GY
It will be difficult to recruit even if you cut the precious EX frame.

In Link 3, the material is limited to his Cyberse, but this performance is...
RBI is low at 2100, and the effect of (1) is useless against Link 3 or higher
The effect of (2) also destroys the target of the opponent's monster, even though the cost is heavy.
too weak to talk

The pseudo-fusion summoning in the first half and the status reduction in the second half seem endlessly incompatible, but Clock Link isn't that bad because of the specified materials for Clock Dragon.
Although it is necessary to return GY's Fusion Monster, if it is a Clock Dragon, you can expect a considerable hit with GY Fusion, and the second half effect can also utilize the monsters in the main Deck that have been fertilized by Clock Dragon. It's a powerful one, and I want to activate it by using it as a material for Clock Dragon.

Cyber slink 2 that has a lot of turns.
When Cyberse fights, it negates card effects on the field until the end of the damage step, and fights with its original ATK and DEF, but currently, it is strengthened with Accesscode Talker, Wizard, and Clock Dragon. There are not many scenes where this is absolutely necessary in Cybers, who often hits, and it is also difficult as a countermeasure against the opponent's brain muscles.
The double attack in the second half is only for that turn, so it's only a matter of whether there's room for consideration as an option when you want to make a quick attack.

Nokemono Friends
With Metaphys and Thunder Dragon, you can remove two monsters from your hand and deck at once, speeding up the rotation.

Cyberse Link 3 with destructive effect.
The effect in the first half is a catastrophe against anything other than links 3 and above, and it is a bit difficult to deal with links 3 and 4 (mainly his Borrel series), which have high RBIs. In the latter half of the effect, you can destroy the target by releasing the linked monster, but I think it's a bit tricky to use a card that can only be used with his ATK, Link 3 and Cybers.

A loose bond that can be used with tokens for low-ranking dragons.
However, due to its effect, it doesn't work on its own and is actually like Link 2. If you just aim for the effect, you can do it with one Saigaje.
Due to the orientation and effect of the marker, it is preferable to place it at the end of the EX zone.
It is very powerful to be able to recruit dragons in a state where you can handle the effect without level restrictions within the range that covers the area outside the range of Pisti. Basically this will take precedence.
When used in combination with Agar, it will compete for the deployment zone, but it can be dealt with by the dragon that deploys.
Effects that can only be deployed by Dragons are not too much of a problem if they are centered on Dragons, and this is also within the range that can be covered by playing.
It seems to expand the dragon card pool by one more, and I feel that the future is high.

I've sacrificed countless Red-Eyes support
Overhead is his Blue-Eyed, Odd-Eyes, Neos

Well, if you don't do this, you won't be able to do contact fusion.
In addition to defense and contact placement, since the deployment is limited by EX, it does not affect the cards in the main Deck, allowing you to support the summoning of Gods and Blue Bloods, and aim for a large amount of draws with conversions and gifts.
I thought it would definitely be an excellent support, but in reality, the restrictions were more severe than I thought, and the all-important fusion was not very strong, so I felt that the ability to develop it was a waste of money. I feel like I'm not that strong at the moment. Well, if you think about the balance of the link system, you can say that this restriction is natural. I want a stronger new one for contacts.

Take the apron... I'm sorry, it's nothing.
It's a recovery effect without turn 1, but the recovery amount of 300 is inefficient, and in order to reach 10000, it is necessary to have the opponent Special Summon 7 times. Moreover, even if you achieve 10000 LP, it is only battle destruction resistance after all, and there is a high possibility that this card and monsters will be removed, so it is not a substitute for peace of mind.
Somehow Lynx has fallen and he seems to be used as a support around Aroma.

A loose bond that can be used with tokens for low-ranking dragons.
However, due to its effect, it doesn't work on its own and is actually like Link 2.
Due to the orientation and effect of the marker, it is preferable to place it at the end of the EX zone.
The effect is to change Elpy's target to his GY/return, covering areas outside that range.
It's powerful to be able to deploy without level restrictions, but it's a little difficult to use together with Aggar because it will compete for deployment destinations.
First of all, I would like to use this effect to get the dragon that was deployed using a material or some way to add it and keep it away from the field.
It will take time and effort to make full use of it, but I think it has a high potential for expanding the Dragon card pool.

Rather than being a psychic, I have the impression that he can live with his Deck, which is mainly Level 3.
It's worth it just because it's a tuner that can Special Summon from your hand.
It doesn't work on its own, and the effect in the second half is limited to S summons, so it's not so brutal, but since the tension tele has been eased, it's a bit...

The extreme of brain muscle that devoted all effects to her ATK. I feel an extraordinary murderous intent.
It makes sense to move from the effect of Reincarnation Heat Rio to this one, and it's cool.
It's not as ridiculous an ATK as Clock Dragon, but it's easy to use because it's looser to specify materials than over there and has no disadvantages.
It can also be considered for use in the Cyber Deck, which has fusion elements. All you need is your favorite "Salamangreat" monster and Violet, and the balance of the deck is almost unaffected. Good compatibility with radiators.
If the Salamangreat to be adopted is Mia, it can be brought in with a debugger or code generator and SS can be used as it is, and if you do not want to fuse it, you can use it as a material for other purposes and it will not spoil. It's easy to put it into play with SS from search, so it's fun to play bluffing with Mia + prone (super fusion?).
As long as 《Fusion Tag》is put in, even miscellaneous general-purpose fusion decks will work. However, I would like to be able to prepare his original ATK total of 2400 or more on his own so that he can make use of his characteristics.