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The first effect is to take the opponent's GY monster defensively when the link summon is successful.
Since it's a defense, it can't participate in the attack, but Vampire can easily turn opponent's monsters into rank 6 and rank 8 materials, and since there is no negate effect, you can take Baroness or Infinity and use only the negate effect. .
Also, I tend to misunderstand this, or the way I write it is bad,
This effect is written as "Only Zombie can Special Summon this turn", but please correct it in your mind as "After this effect is activated, only Zombie can Special Summon".
I wrote something similar on the official site, so it's not a convenient interpretation.
In the first place, with the restriction of this turn, you can only steal Zombie from his opponent's GY, so it's a valid reason.
The second effect is to release a Vampire monster and take control of the opponent's monster.
You can release yourself, or you can release a self-revived familiar.
By using the first and second effects, you can steal 2 monsters from your opponent, which leads directly to Xyz.
The ban on Khalifa has made it harder to access, but the effect itself is powerful, so I'd like to aim for it.
As an aside, if you want to see the setting picture because it is super cute, let's see it from the official Twitter or the wiki.
It's so cute

Link 2 from Fur Hire.
The first effect is destruction targeting Fur Hire monsters and opponent monsters, like Breaksword and his Scrap Dragon.
I don't really want to target myself because I want to use the second effect as much as possible, but if I target his Fur Hire other than Donna and use it in a chain with Shinfu, I can call the opponent while calling the next one. You can destroy monsters.
The second effect is to release the monster and revive his GY's Fur Hire.
Philo is a similar card, but is it an advantage that it works on its own?
If you release a Link Monster, it will increase to 2, so you can release yourself or release a reasonable Link 1 or 2.
I think it's a mid-game effect (prejudice), but since it's a child of the EX Deck, you can adjust the timing of its use, so the effect doesn't spoil easily.
I think that the illustrations have changed from before and are more suitable for chemists.
I like it myself.

A resurrection card for Fur Hire.
Since it revives defensively, it's not suitable to hit it as it is after reviving, but it can be tricky to revive after using it as a link material, or to revive on the opponent's turn to fulfill the effects of lower grade Fur Hire, especially the effects of beats and donpas. I think the main thing is how you use it.
When it first appeared, it was a card that wasn't bad, but I think it's become easier to use now that Rex can search and Donna from Link 2 has arrived.

A trap card or a card with only a strong description that he can special summon by voluntarily defending from his hand with the Labrynth effect, has destruction resistance, and if he uses a trap, he can bring a new trap from the deck. .
Labrynth itself has to use Trap while the monsters are still alive, so it was hard when it was wiped out by something like Sambol, but it's still better, and you can use the effect without sending the monster out of the field. It's good to be strong.
The illustrations are a no-brainer.
A cute and strong theme is good.

The unsung hero type.
It's a Vampire at level 6, and it feels like it's easy to make a lower Vampire star 6 with Vampire Desire, and it's easy to connect to Xyz with self-revival.
Not bad, but the LP cost hurts...

The Brain Card.
With the effect of Dark Calling, he can aim for fusion from GY, so it's easy to satisfy the rather troublesome fusion conditions.
I don't think the effect of putting defense monsters in attack position is used much in the modern environment, but it's very good to suddenly have about 5000 monsters jumping out.
I put him in Labrynth with Lord of the Heavenly Prison.

The first effect restricts Special Summon from Deck and EX Deck instead of allowing Labrynth monster Special Summon from Deck.
It's a restriction until the end of the next turn after activation, so it's longer than Red Blood Dyed, but there's no problem with Special Summon from hand GY, and depending on the timing, you can put out other than his Fiend, but the main Deck and EX are It would be safer to configure with a basic Fiend.
The second effect is a trap card that can be re-installed when the monster leaves the field.
Unlike the lost wind, it will not be removed after being re-installed, so it can be reused many times.
This alone is strong enough, but with the Field Spell 《Labrynth Labyrinth》, it becomes a no-cost Thunder Break, destroying the field and triggering the activation of Labrynth monster effects.
It's a strength that doesn't matter with 3 stacks without thinking about anything.

A trap card that returns from a DARK-exclusive exclusion.
Even though there is no cost, the trap card is exquisitely slow, and the slowness of modern Yu-Gi-Oh is the biggest drawback.
Vampire kin or familiars activate their effects during his Special Summon, so they are suitable for reuse, but there is a cost, but EARTH can also use his Special Summon and activates quickly, such as DDR, etc. 2836” can also exert its effect.
It's a card I'd like to stack if I had the space, but I'm worried about the delay in activating it.

It's a RUM, but it's a card with a lot of future potential that can use GY's RR as a material to create X monsters.
It halves LP, but there is no turn 1 limit, so you can use it as many times as you like.
Main work is sideline infinity.
You can only have one material, so it might be good to have a monster that can use effects without using materials as much as possible.

General-purpose Special Summon monster of DARK.
It has the name RR, Phantom Knight, but the effect itself is general-purpose.
The first is the effect of removing one of her DARK X monster materials and doing a Special Summon.
In RR, when converting Force Strix to Wise, he uses Special Summon to use materials without waste, and has the effect of being an unsung hero, such as forcibly fulfilling the launch conditions with this.
The second is the effect of giving resistance to the target when it is the material of her DARK X.
Even if the attribute is changed to water by Jellyfish Senpai, the target resistance will not disappear if it is originally DARK.
This is also quietly powerful, and there is no problem even if you pull it with Wise Strix for this purpose.
The effect is a little confusing, but it's definitely powerful.
One difficulty is that if it is RR, ATK is 0, so it can not be used as a target for Pain Rainier's effect.

It's the first move of Vampire.
Familiar and kin are difficult to use with Normal Summon, but this one has the effect of dropping a familiar or kin and adding Fraulein or Scargilet to your hand.
By sending this familiar to GY, you can further develop it.
To give one example,
While dropping familiars from your hand at the cost, drop your relatives and put Scargilet in your hand.
Revived with GY's relatives as ghost cost, search for Desire.
With the Wraith GY effect, release Scargillet Tribute Summon, resurrect familiars and search Fraulein.
Shoot Desire at the familiar and drop Grace to 6 stars.
From there, beatrice and horse head demon...
That's how it's connected.
For the time being, the ghost cost is used as a familiar, but even other Vampire monsters can be connected to Beatrice. Please note that Spell Trap will not connect unless something is sandwiched between them.
If you want to release monsters on your opponent's turn by connecting to soccer, you can use Desire as your territory, but you will need other cards that move.
The only drawback is that it uses Vampire cards as a cost...
Speaking of familiars and relatives, that's true, but since it's more of an initial move than those, it would have been nice if the cost was one card or something like that.

A monster that can be suppressed and breached.
The only drawback is that you have to use Dark Rebellion as a material, so that's the only drawback.
The effect is similar to Dark Rebellion and
The other is the negate of monster effects.
The latter is much more powerful, has no turn 1 limit, and can revive GY's DARK X monster, so you can connect with RUM of Quick-Play Spell from there.
Phantom Knights and RR can create even more interference with them, so you can expect a fairly strong suppression.
Nice look and nice name

If there is a Fairy, it is a pseudo-Skull Dead, and if there is a demon, it is a pseudo-Undead card.
Malebranche of the Burning Abyss uses both demons and angels, so it's easy to meet the requirements.
Also, since it's a Normal Trap, it's interesting to reuse it with 《Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle》.
Labrynth itself has a handicap effect, so in that sense it works well.

Banned from July 2022.
The effect is that he can pull a tuner of level 3 or lower from the deck, and he can exclude himself and become a sync tuner.
If Special Summon is 3 stars or less, there is no particular restriction, and monsters that have been Special Summoned cannot activate their effects that turn, but GY effects can be used without problems.
It was a monster that appeared as a relief for Synchro with the revision of the rules, but after that, it became unnecessary to use Link Monster according to the rules.
And it has been used mainly for purposes other than pre-emption and synchronization, such as the advance Hari Radon deployment and the Access Code Talker by fully opening the excess power.
As an aside, when Anaconda was around, it still traumatized me to see Savage, Griffon, Thunder Dragon, and Despheni side by side with a single 《Sangan》.
This is also an aside, but he is in the Crystron category, but he was destroyed safely because he was a theme deck with Khalifa.
At the very least, I would like you to errata so that it can be used in the original theme.

Scareclaw search window.
If it's the first move, it's a new star, and if the board surface is ready, it's a tussock.
Field Spells can't be searched, so you need to get Reichheart there.
You can easily connect to Link 3 with one card by searching for Nova with Reich Heart, summoning Light Heart Link to search for LP Obia, using LP Obia to Scareclaw monster search, and using Nova. If Visas is in her Deck, you can do it without using Nova.
It's a must-have card because it's excellent from the beginning to the end (although it's almost a one-kill target).