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A Clear Wing dragon used by the manga version of Yugo.
The monster effect is a powerful effect that can break through and interfere with the Free Chain Clau Solas effect, but since it is limited to monsters from the EX Deck, Ritual Monsters have no way to deal with it. Note.
When destroyed, it moves to the P zone, and if it is in a state of level 7 synchronization with a speedroid, it can reappear from the P zone. In this case, it can be moved to the main monster zone, so it's convenient, but the reality is that it's not really a situation to use it.
In terms of scale, it is at a slightly difficult position to handle at 4, and it is a somewhat troublesome category to use for P summons.
Since he needs a WIND monster as a material, he chooses Deck a little, but he is a card that can be put out as it is with Deck, which is originally synchronized.
Free Chain's Clausolus effect is purely powerful, so you can expect an ace-like activity that can be both defensive and offensive.

A fusion ace monster that Yusaku possessed.
RBI has increased tremendously, and we can expect success as a finisher. It also has an effect that protects Link Monsters, but the monsters themselves have no resistance, so if you overestimate them, they will disappear easily.
His ATK is a staggering 6500 if he uses a single Link 4 as material. It is a large firepower that even that lightning can turn back.
Also, when this monster is sent to her GY, he can search any single spell card. You can use it again with 《Monster Reborn》and so on, or you can use it for further development. However, it is dependent on the other party, so it is not as good as expected.
Materials are materials, so as long as you have 《Clock Wyvern》, you can get your opponent's Link Monsters involved with Super Fusion.
Also, because of the specified material, it can be used as a substitute material, and actually has the potential to appear in various decks of his.

Her Accesscode Talker of FIRE, which is somewhat heroic, like Accesscode Talker.
The effect is simple yet powerful, and is particularly good at breaking through monsters among Accesscode Talkers.
① negate the effect. If you have battle destruction resistance, you can use this to negate her.
② is to increase her ATK to 4600 by releasing it. Not only can 4600 destroy most monsters in battle, but if it lowers her opponent's ATK, it also has the potential to bring it to the end of the game.
The weak point is that it's a little heavy as it requires three Accesscode Talkers, and in an environment where triggers fly around, it's obvious that this monster is blatantly aiming to break through monsters, so it's likely to be removed. .
Fortunately, there is no specification for the material itself, and I would like to use tokens etc.

An evolution of the Advanced Odd-Eyes that could have been the Odd-Eyes line. Seeing his heroic appearance that seems to be an evolutionary system, I can even feel the excitement that his Odd-Eyes has finally evolved.
The effect itself is simple yet powerful, with a cost reduction that can be summoned with a single monster of level 5 or higher, and a Volcasaurus effect that does not target during Tribute Summon, which has a pretty nice effect of removing and burning.
Furthermore, when destroyed in battle, he can Special Summon monsters of level 5 or higher from GY or his hand, making it an excellent card to support further development.
In addition, it supports the awakening melody from the status, and it is an Odd-Eyes series, so it is easy to search.
Cost, effect, RBI, all of which are high-level cards, and one that you definitely want to use.

According to the president of the manga, Anthelion was "a really efficient effect".
For some reason, when it was converted to OCG, the destruction resistance and recovery effects were omitted, and it became nothing but a free chain Dark Rebellion with a slightly high RBI. It's strong in battle, but it's sad that it ended up being just that.
When it's destroyed, it moves to the P zone, and I'm happy that it turns around to support as a contraction, but I would have expected a little more flashy movement considering the difficulty until it was released.
Since it supports P summoning, I wonder if the destruction resistance was removed in the sense of "use it for P summoning". In the first place, it is rather difficult to P-summon, and even though it had destruction resistance and recovery effects, it wasn't particularly strong, so there are various doubts about it being removed.
However, it is certain that this monster will become strong in battle just by appearing, and it will do a certain amount of work as required.

Huh, normal Venemie...?
The material is three DARK P, and although it is a little heavy, he can be easily put out depending on the deck. Let's give up on Predaplant.
It has a lot of effects, but the fact that it has effects related to ATK and monster effects is really a Starv-like effect.
For the time being, every time a card is sent to GY, it has the effect of lowering his overall ATK, making it easier to break through battle, but since your own monsters are also targeted, the opponent will bring out his DARK and his dragon. Note that if you do so, you will also be easily breached.
Also, it has the effect of negate all the opponent's effects only on your turn. These days, there are a lot of negate destruction effects, so there is a possibility that it won't pass, but if it is destroyed, it will move to the P zone, so it won't be a big loss.
After moving to the P zone, the counter is reset, but it still activates the ATK lowering effect, but if you look closely, it also affects your own monsters, so it is said that you are working as a support. It can be subtle.
Due to the strong effect and heavy material, it is inevitable that it will be compared to "Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom".

His large Fusion Monster based on the Sacred Beasts. A monster that combines high firepower and burn effect, and should be expected to have instantaneous firepower.
If he's a deck, it's not difficult, but it's not limited to fusion summons, so it's possible that he'll suddenly appear in something like Devifla.
Effectively, it deals burn damage when it comes out and when the opponent does his Special Summon. However, burn damage depends on the opponent, so it's not a loss, but it's hard to say if you can expect it.
It's status is high, and it's easy to hit.
There is no resistance at all, so it can be easily erased without letting your guard down. Rather than effectively keeping it on the board, it is assumed that it will be revived and reused.

A boss card based on the image of the last boss of each series arranged by EVE... but is the actual source of the name "Hope" actually Anti-Hope?
The effect itself is relatively good, but you can expect it to play an active role as a goyo position due to its blessed offense and defense.
The effect of ① is the effect of reviving the destroyed monster here in his Defense Position when it is destroyed in battle. His ATK of this monster itself is also high, so it will be easy to destroy in battle. Also, since it can be activated even if this monster is destroyed in battle, it functions as a recovery to some extent.
However, he cannot revive Link Monsters due to his Defense Position.
② is recovery effect. If you have a high firepower monster, you can recover that amount, but I have the impression that it's just a bonus.
It's a high-status monster, but its resistance is 0, so it seems that some ingenuity is required to use it.

《Ultimaya Tzolkin》appears as his Link Monster... but its performance makes me wonder.
The weight of Link 4, including S monsters, and the fact that you have to remove 7.8 Dragon S monsters from the EX Deck to use each effect, is a big eater.
Moreover, the removed tokens are vanilla tokens that copy offense and defense, and it's actually not worth it.
It is said that while the token is present, it cannot be targeted by attacks or effects, but since the token is so fragile, it is not hard to imagine that it will be easily torn off. Also, since he became a Link Monster, he can't even be in Defense Position, and if he stands still, he will probably be killed by high firepower.
Bring the effect properly, or at least remove the exclusion effect, or just that...

《Speed Warrior》has become an S monster……I wonder.
① The effect of calling the "Synchron" tuner as much as possible, which is unthinkable if the era is the era. Since it's by level, the number of Synchron tuners that actually come out is limited.
On the turn you use it, you can only do S summons from the EX Deck, which is piercing with the current rules based on the link. If you use it without thinking, you will end up putting yourself in trouble, so be careful where you use it.
The effect of ② is exactly "Speed Warrior". The firepower of the turn you put out is 3600, which is very high firepower. If it goes well, this card can even bury the opponent's ace card, and it's pretty powerful for its level and effort.
It is necessary to be careful when using it, but both effects are very powerful. There are some places where it is a little difficult to synchronize the accelerator, but when it comes to strengthening the synchronization, I got enough performance to be satisfied.

It's a card that features Yuma's symbolic double-up chance, but... its strength is amazing.
When you use the effect, you'll think you've got a double-up chance, but it's a Ptolemaic effect that stacks monsters with the name Utopia as X summons. It can be activated casually during the opponent's turn.
The Hope series has many powerful cards, but the more powerful the cards, the more RUM they require, which has plagued the Hope Deck for many years. I don't think so. Beyond, V, Victory, etc. can be put out very easily. On top of that, for some reason, his ATK is doubled (casually permanent), and although he can't attack directly, his breakthrough power is immeasurable.
Also, by giving him a double-up chance, he can generate Armitile firepower with his ATK of 10,000.
As far as I can imagine, it can be said that it is the Hope card of the Hope world that packs all the desired effects of the Hope Deck.

The "Cyberse Wizard", which was said to be a failure, is back as her Link Monster... but the slightly unobtrusive performance remains the same.
The conditions are fairly light, with 2 or more monsters, but if you consider the effect of ①, you can see that it is premised on 《Cyberse Wizard》.
① is a straightforwardly strong category, negate the effect of changing the battle position of the free chain, and it is a pretty troublesome card just by standing. It's still powerless against Link Monsters whose battle position can't be changed, so the ideal move would be to stand first.
② is the effect of Special Summoning 《Cyberse Wizard》from anywhere against destruction by the opponent. There's no loss in recovery ability, but it's just to buy time. Whether it's a material or a wall, it's probably the limit.
The effect of ① can be said to be strong enough, but in order to use that effect, it is necessary to insert 《Cyberse Wizard》, and to use it effectively, I would like to get my hands on 《Cyberse Wizard》as soon as possible, but I will search for it one by one. If you think about doing it by becoming and summoning, it actually takes a lot of time and effort. In the first place, he tends to think that if he puts 《Cyberse Wizard》in his deck.

A monster that looks and works like 《Backup Secretary》as a Link Monster.
The summoning conditions are 2 monsters, which is very light, but as you can see from the effect of ①, there are places where it is premised on using 《Backup Secretary》as a material.
Its 1st effect is to Special Summon his Cybers from his hand at the end of the battle of his linked monster. It seems to be an effect related to his Special Summon effect of "Backup Secretary".
. There are no particular restrictions, so the ideal move would be to launch a high-level Cybers and move on to a follow-up attack.
The effect of ② is to play 《Backup Secretary》from your hand, GY and Deck when it is destroyed by your opponent. It's just a wall when you put it out, but I'm pretty happy just to have a recovery effect.
The conditions are light, but the effect is also light, and in these days when excellent Link 2 cards have begun to appear, it can never be said to be strong.
If you have 《Backup Secretary》, it's kind of fun to keep this card, which seems to be the evolutionary destination.

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.