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Cybers general-purpose search card that finally came out.
Backdoor requires banishing monsters on the field, and it's a card that's easier to use if you think of it as Interdimensional Matter Transporter, which can also be searched, but with this one, you can search just by discarding one card from your hand, so it's expected as a search. If you do, this is overwhelming.
Discard your hand and replenish Cybers from the Deck, but Cybers covered in Special Summon will come out just by searching, and monsters discarded as a cost will also be revived from GY, so it is a disadvantage. You can even turn it into an advantage. Since it is a smooth cybernet, it also supports searches.
Generic search is not weak. It's a card that can function as one of the parts for business trips, and it's a card that's so strong that you don't really care about its disadvantages.

Firewall's Xyz Monster model.
Exceed, but the effect itself is rather downgraded compared to Firewall. Well, I don't want to imagine a card that surpasses Firewall.
The effect itself is extremely simple, strengthening the RBI and reviving the Link 4 Cyber Smonster. As for RBI enhancement, the RBI will increase by 2000 just by being together with the Link 4 monsters, so it's not stupid. As for the resurrection effect, since it is a complete resurrection with no negate effect, it shouldn't be weak if you think about it normally.
However, after being revived, he can't Special Summon, and with the ban on Firewall, he lost his resurrection opponent. Then it will be weakened, so it bothers me. At present, even if I was told that general-purpose Xyz would be fine, I might not be able to refute it.
Although the current situation isn't good, it's just a matter of getting useful Link 4 Cybers in the future, so it's a card that needs to be seen in the long run.

If you look closely, this is a card that literally snowballs ATK.
If you keep in mind that the target monster can't attack directly, and the reference is his original ATK, you can generally use it without any problems.
A Deck that has moderate firepower but can be deployed in large numbers, or a Deck that can prepare 1 or 2 monsters with super high firepower, it seems to be active.
You can expect a lot of damage even when attacking from here, but you can use Trap as a combat trick like Magic Cylinder anyway. If you activate it when you aim at a monster with low ATK, you can bounce back to your opponent with tremendous firepower. Also, if it's the opponent's turn, you don't have to be particularly conscious of the disadvantages of direct attacks.
It seems that it is not uncommon for this card alone to decide the game if you are not good at it.
The activation timing is also basically free, so even if there is a card that negates the activation of a card effect during the Battle Phase, it can be used during the Main Phase.
When using it, he consults with the frame of the deck. It's hard to rot, so if you put it in, it's sure to work somewhere.

Where the hell is Brother Ningirsu going?
The RBI is low, but the effect is unparalleled. It also has destruction resistance, so it is surprisingly strong against battle destruction and effect destruction.
There is his GY feed that does not target when Special Summoned, and it is very cooperative. It's not like X summoning, just he can use Special Summon, so you can use the effect even if you're reviving or something. However, you can only use Special Summon once per turn, so it's no use trying to use it twice.
Also, since he can be Special Summoned on top of Orcust, it is possible to use him reasonably in Orcust, and he can also overcome the disadvantage of Longilus' inability to attack.
As a general-purpose, he can be expected to do well as an Orcust.

When I thought that the effect had a sense of déjà vu, it was 《Astrograph Sorcerer》.
To search, you need to discard your hand and select a monster on the field, but the search range is much wider than 《Astrograph Sorcerer》.
Since it's an effect that activates during a Special Summon, it can be activated with something like One for One, and it can also be activated with a Special Summon from GY.
When he himself is destroyed, he has the effect of being Special Summoned, and can be expected to work as a recovery. A DARK dragon with a level of 1 and 0 offense and defense. You can use as many support cards as you like.
Honestly, no matter where I look, I only write strong things. While power cards like this give hope to many of his decks, they also act as lubricants for his vicious decks, inflicting despair, so it's better to be prepared.
This card itself may be regulated, and other cards may get involved.

A trump card for the Krawler clan.
Overcame the weak point that it has the effect of negate the effect and destroy it when it is the target of the effect when in the back Defense Position, and is vulnerable to card effects when in the back Defense Position.
Also, even if it is reversed, it will block the effects of the opponent's field monsters, so once you put it on the field, it will turn into a pretty heinous card.
There's no Special Summon limit, so Krawler's effect allows him to Special Summon, and it can come out incredibly lightly given how powerful it is.
For better or worse, he's a card that can work without Krawler, so if you want to put it out, you can fully consider using it in a reverse theme.

I can see elements like Infernoid and Qliphort, but is it related to the terminal world...? 　
Although it is written as Link 3, since all of them require level 5 or higher, it is more difficult to put out than the poor Link 4, and his Deck that can be put out is limited.
For that reason, the performance is very high, and he has his ATK of 3500, which is the highest hitting point in the current Link Monster, and has the highest class resistance that is immune to monster effects other than himself.
By using three bodies with different races and attributes as materials, it has the effect of wiping out all cards other than itself. It's not an effect that activates at the time of Link Summoning, which is common, but it's in your Main Phase, so you can use it again after another turn. However, it is quite difficult to aim for level 5 or higher monsters with different races and attributes. Theme decks are often connected by attributes or races, close to the realm of romance.
Furthermore, when the opponent Special Summons from the EX Deck, he has the effect of Special Summoning a relic monster from the Deck. As for current candidates, would it be Star Armor, Star Crown, or Melodark?
It's a pretty strong monster once it's out, but its resistance is limited to monster effects, so be careful as it will disappear without any help from spells and traps.

Is it Aurum...? "If you don't see the boys for three days, you should take a closer look, but what a growth..."
It's a Link 4, but it's a category that's fairly easy to put out with 2 or more Special Summoned monsters from the EX Deck. A deck with Link Monsters should be able to do it without any trouble.
It has a target resistance to all card effects, and it also has the appearance of a hero somewhere, such as collecting attacks on itself. If two bodies are lined up, it will be a complete attack lock. Collecting is only an attack, so you can't protect other monsters from card effects.
As it collects attacks on itself, it has a built-in honesty effect, so there is almost no worry about fighting.
Also, when sent to GY, his Deck Bounce, which does not target, can be activated, so even after being defeated, the opponent's strength can be greatly reduced.
Also, Palladion and him are named Mekk-Knight, so you can also receive support from them (I think it's mainly Palladion)
No matter how you look at it, it only writes purely strong things. Depending on the deck, he is easier to put out than the Borrel series, and we can expect him to play an active role as a new general-purpose link 4 ace.

A Fusion Monster that comes out without fusion, which is popular these days.
As for the conditions, I feel close to Trishula the Ice Prison Dragon.
However, since it doesn't say "This card is a fusion summon using only monsters in your hand and field as material", it is compatible with both GY fusion and super fusion. You did it!
It also has the effect of hitting all Special Summoned monsters, and by excluding your own Link Monsters that have the same number of Link Markers as your opponent's Link Monsters, you can destroy them like Volka and deal damage equal to her ATK.
These days it's much easier to put out Link Monsters, but it's still heavy, and just because you put them out doesn't mean you can repaint the board. Places where you want to get your opponent involved with super fusion, or suppress consumption with GY fusion.

Judging from the name, is it an evolved form of "Lee the World Chalice Fairy"...?
When the link marker on the field is 8 or more, it has the effect that he can Special Summon from his hand. It's not that difficult if you or your opponent is his deck that uses his Link Monsters a lot. If the conditions are met, he can Special Summon in free chain, but its value follows the effect of ②.
When the opponent has more Link Monsters than you, it has the effect of sending all Link Monsters to his GY. With a large amount of Link Monsters aimed at extra links, his deck can be expected to play a strong role in the meta. If you hold it, it's a story.
As a supplementary effect to level 9, it adds resistance to destruction by card effects. Although it is said that it will be attached, the status is quite poor, so if you stand still, you will be targeted as it is.
It's called a free chain, but you can't go until you get to Link 8, so you can end up with cards that aren't affected by effects or monsters with the effect negate destruction, so don't overestimate.
Of course, if your opponent has a theme that you can fight in the main deck, it will be a bad card in your hand, so be careful.

Trishula is back as a remake card...but.
The Trishula concept of interfering with three areas is alive and well. He couldn't interfere until now, so he set his sights on Deck. He said he had his eye on it, but it is doubtful whether it was the correct answer.
Remove one card from the opponent's EX Deck, then remove the top card from his opponent's deck, and for some reason remove one card from his deck (the actual procedure is reversed). The effect of banishing him from his deck can be activated if you match it, but the banning of the opponent's EX deck is so-so, and the top of his deck is completely luck.
However, there is also the problem that these effects cannot be activated in the first place unless only his Dragon is used as material. The drawback is that it has little effect on the battlefield even though it uses three Dragons.
The material is loose, and putting it out itself is a fairly easy category. However, there is a condition that it is from your own hand field, and it does not support fusion involving the opponent or his GY fusion.
It's not unreasonable if it's in the form of processing unnecessary cards and tokens, but if you're not good at it, another link 3 etc. will be enough.
Satisfied Deck or...?

Evilswarm Trishula.
The concept of interfering with the hand, GY, and field is still alive. However, it is divided into three, and only one of them can be activated, which is quite self-respecting.
The three effects are field card removal, handicap, and GY card removal, and their roles are also clear, and it is possible to move according to the board to some extent. RBI is also top class in rank 4 with 2750, casually surpassing the original.
However, if the above effect is not good enough, a level 4 x 2 monster will be enough, and even if you want to hit points, there will be Lightning, and there are many rivals.

In the setting, the trump card of the Terranite group who fought one-on-one with Nehemos.
It was thought that he would act as a strong meta for Shaddoll and Infernoid, playing an active role as set.
① is the effect that you can't send from his deck to GY, and it will never let you salvage. It's a powerful effect on his deck that uses GY, and in some cases, the deck can't do anything just by standing this monster.
② An effect that negates the effect activation of a DARK monster and destroys it. Although it is limited to DARK, if you look closely, there is no restriction of once per turn, so you can negate destruction as many times as you have materials.
It's a card that lets you stand ahead of your opponent and put pressure on them, but the way it's accessed is quite special.
However, with the presence of Vatraimus, that problem can be cleared. Also, the effect of turning all of Vatraimus into his DARK works well with 2, so I'd like to line it up as much as possible.

In the setting, the trump card of his Constellars who had a decisive battle with 《Evilswarm Ouroboros》.
The effect is to select each other's field or her GY monster and return it to the hand. Simple removal, reuse of cards on the field, obstruction of the opponent's girlfriend's GY card reuse, recovery of resources from GY, and their roles are wide-ranging.
Also, Constellar's ability to summon multiple times is surprisingly powerful, and you can summon Constellar X monsters anywhere. Also, since the restrictions are loose, it may enter a rank 6 deck as a general purpose rank 6.
The RBI of 2700 is also relatively high. By the way, it's a secret that Evilswarm Ouroboros, who should be in the final battle, is outnumbered by 50.

A dragon that has exactly the performance of a demon king that adapts to any kind of destruction.
Effect destruction negate doesn't matter if it's an enemy or an ally, so it's a complete resurrection in the living dead, and it's a cool face even in a black hole.
Not only does he have combat destruction resistance, but his ATK rises as much as he receives it, so even if his ATK is exceeded, he will be defeated on the next turn. In addition to dealing with effect damage, there is no turn limit, so this card will grow steadily with his deck that burns quickly.
It's quite a rare monster that has complete destruction resistance, but in the current environment, even if there was complete destruction resistance, it will be erased in a blink of an eye. Eliminate, bounce, negate, take control, release...
However, in his deck, which lacks removal, it becomes an impenetrable wall, and sometimes it looks like an abnormally strong monster.
In addition, the text on this page is a mistake, and the strengthening effect is actually forcibly activated, so it's a famous story, but the 《Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon》opponent burns you to death.