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Like the load, it is heavy with 3 or more effects, but it can be easily summoned with a deck that has the ability to deploy.
Unlike the load, the marker position is facing the opponent, and if you place it in the main, it will only expand by one, so it is easy to interact with each other, but this point is inferior to the load.
It has a force effect, and it doesn't take any targets, and the breakthrough power is very high. If there are only 4000 or more monsters on the opponent's field, one-kill is possible with strengthening effects and consecutive attacks.
The battle position change effect is useless for links, but it is highly reliable and easy to protect your own army by sealing the chain. If you do, you will effectively abandon the attack of the target monster, so you want to cover it with playing.
It also has battle destruction resistance, and due to the change in battle position due to the high RBI, the defense is solid, but in the current environment, it is not uncommon to have multiple monsters over 3000 lined up, so it is a welcome effect. Considering chain sealing, the actual resistance range is even wider.
I think it's a powerful card that has the best fighting power of Link, and compared to Lightning and Daribe, it's a level-independent Link that surpasses versatility.

There are many ☆-looking monsters in the diagonally lower marker of Link 2.
His LIGHT version of Radiant is a card that is suitable for expanding the EX zone in light, and since there are no restrictions other than being light, it can be used as a material even in token vanilla. many.
Due to the strengthening effect, the presence of Honest can further increase the already strong combat power, and since the dark encounter rate is high, it is easy to exert the weakening effect.
It is excellent as a care because there is no recovery effect that is activated when it is destroyed and there is no level limit. Like Joe, I was one of the blessed attributes, so I thought that I would be subject to strange restrictions, but I'm glad I didn't.

"Witch's Apprentice" is a remake of Link, and even after 10 years, she's still an apprentice. Well, the essential ability is excellent.
The long-awaited darkness link, darkness is excellent, and it is easy to develop with death guides and 《Fires of Doomsday》.
The overall enhancement that can be prepared from EX is convenient, and BF etc. are particularly compatible. The race is also excellent and can be used as a coffin target, and when revived, the marker cannot be used, but the materials and strengthening effects can be fully utilized. The weakening effect is also an attribute with a high encounter rate, so it is easy to exert.
Darkness salvage with no level limit if destroyed and this is also excellent. I was worried that I would be restricted because of my privileged attributes, but I'm glad it turned out to be a baseless worry.
It's an excellent link that can be used in various dark decks of hers.

At first, I thought that times had changed since the Power Cards from the Doma arc had been recreated to this extent and converted to OCG.
You can revive as many as you want, lose 1000 LP per body, and you can't battle, so it's not a light disadvantage, but even so, the power of no limit in terms of deployment was too large.
Mainly by utilizing its deployment power, it will solidify the board surface that can completely block the opponent.
If it's one turn ahead, the disadvantage of not being able to battle will be canceled, and it will increase the advantage of the first move, so I think it will be difficult to return.

The search target is wide and useful, and the Resonator itself is his Deck, which is good at synchronizing using multiple tuners, so activation itself is relatively easy.
Even in the Rezone Deck, there are useful search targets such as King Furai and Splinter, and compared to the initial release, the non-tuner side is level 4, which has largely been resolved by increasing the card pool.
However, the cost of returning him to the deck doesn't work well with his Resonator's support, making it difficult to use Rising Carpet's resurrection target and Synchrone's recovery effect. Although it's relatively easy, it's difficult to activate immediately on the first turn, which makes it a little difficult to use.
It's a search card with a wide range of targets, but I think it's a pretty quirky card.

Compared to Oarashi and his Harpie, it's harder to get a direct ad, but it can deal with the opponent's magic and traps while avoiding destruction resistance and effects when destroyed, and bounces are difficult to deal with.
Another advantage is that unlike Oarashi, it's easy to use with other face-down cards. It's also useful for combos with your own cards, just like over there, and you can do combos that are different from Oarashi. In addition to this, it has the ability to interfere with the opponent mentioned above.
It is difficult to return due to the presence of the adjusted version of the station tension.

Among the many eccentric designs of the 9th gen.
The material specification is D and darkness in general, and particularly loose request material in D fusion.
The effect is to fertilize his GY and strengthen the entire body.
The overall status is low, and the benefits of strengthening are strong, such as triggering the effect of Dystopia, but the consumption feels rough, and the same Fusion D is also strong in terms of combat, and it is equipped with Friche's removal + Destroy Phoenix with self-regeneration effect. exists.
Dynamite and Honesty are enough to trigger a dystopia.
As an advantage, the looseness of the material and the level 6 makes it easy to aim for rank 6 with Diabolic.
It has a low priority in the mainstream HERO because it is an excellent new player, but it has its own advantages, so depending on the future card pool, it may be a card that can be fully active.

It received a poor evaluation due to the low quality of search targets like 《Medallion of the Ice Barrier》. rice field.
There are no activation restrictions, etc., and this point is also appreciated in Rezone, which specializes in S summoning using multiple tuners.

In the anime, he was a machine for reasons of fortissimo, but in the OCG, Lizone was turned into a demon. OCG's Fortissimo has also been modified, so there is no problem in reproducing it.
Like Dark, it has level 3 and destruction resistance, and it also supports effects.
However, it can't be demonstrated unless it's a front defense, and there is a strong need for deployment assistance to make the most of it, and it's worth the effort to make it a one-time resistance.
Well, in the first place, it is a mistake to ask a tuner to have a place, and resistance is a bonus, and he mainly finds the advantage of being an EARTH rezone.
There are several EARTH tuner-bound S cards, so if I use those cards, I wonder if I can prioritize them over Dark and Create.

Rezone, which strengthens the hit points of synchros, albeit weakly, is not a bad effect because although it is weak, it can not be underestimated and the range where it can be defeated is widened. It works well with Scarlight and Hert's Twin Cop, which can be summoned from this card.
Aside from Prisms with different levels, mental counselor Lily, who has 1000 boosts even if it's limited to summoning turns, is a rival.
If you can connect it to Synchro immediately after summoning it, it's superior to other level 3 rezones, so I think it's the next priority among level 3 rezones after create.

Founder of Resonator. Team 5ds trio's favorite tuner, Junk Ron Gale, is the same dark tuner and shares his ATK. Due to its resistance to destruction by battle, it has a fairly good place to play, and other level 3 rezones include Create, which has the ability to deploy, and Flare, which is weak but has a strengthening effect that works well with Scarlight. Compared to these, the attribute is superior and the advantage is that you can call the Synchro tied to the Dark Tuner. Also, like Miller, it is a tuner that Jack uses from 5ds to ARC, so it can be used preferentially in Jack Fan Deck.
Although it has a modest effect, it has excellent elements as a material.

Special Summon can be performed under the condition that there is a level 8 Synchro in your field. Unlike Synchrones, there is no turn limit for Special Summons. designed card. For normal use, it was released in the 5Ds period, so it is suitable for Vice Rezone, and by combining it with a level 3 non-tuner, it is possible to connect from Rising to Abyss. Magic King or 《Marauding Captain》will be easy to use. Furthermore, if you have a Synchron in your hand, you can create a lineup of Belial and Abyss by using Belial from Abyss, collecting Crie with Synchrones, and deploying Crie to Belial at the cost.
In addition to Double Tune, it has a wide variety of uses such as costs, so I think it's a card that can be used preferentially among level 3 rezones.

It looks like a monster born from magma, but to me, it looks like an obscene thing.
As a card, there are monsters of the same race and attributes with higher stats than this, so unless you're a fan, it's hard to prioritize.

A tuner that turns his Fiend into a Tuner from GY, regardless of the target when summoned.
It can be said that it is an effect that is easy to connect to double tuning, but honestly, if it is Resonator, there is also the presence of Crimson, so it is easy to connect to double tuning without relying on this effect.
The effect of 1 can target the opponent as well, so it's possible to interfere with his Deck opponent who mainly S summons.
Danger!Dark World has an example of it being used to connect with Bishbalkin, so it's a valuable card in that particular deck.

You can grant target resistance during battle by using yourself in the field as a cost, but the timing and resistance are somewhat limited and difficult to use.
In the first place, even if the tuner has such an effect, I have the impression.
In the past, the effect was sometimes useful as a level 2 Resonator as a bonus, but with the appearance of Red and Crimson, that is no longer useful.
Although the attributes are different, there are many other excellent level 2 water tuners, and Resonator basically does not operate water-related cards.
I think it's a card that stands out because it's hard to use.