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An important monster that supports the movement of the theme called Appliancer.
① is a simple effect that can be Special Summoned if an Appliancer monster enters the field. Considering the effect of (2), it is quite important that it can be used even if only the same name is used.
② is the effect of recruiting the same name when the same name is Special Summoned on the field. Therefore, if you summon Concentrol 1 and Special Summon Concentrol 2 in your hand with the effect of 1, Concentrol 3 will be Special Summon with the effect of 1, and you can line up a total of 3 monsters from 2 monsters. increase.
Both ① and ② are turn 1 with the same name, so you need to be careful that you can't use them more than once, but they are still important monsters that support Appliancer's deployment power.
In addition, since it is a Level 1 monster, it can also be deployed by one-for-one. In that case, since there are few monsters in the main theme, securing the hand cost is likely to be an issue, but in that case, consider using multiple copies of Carbuncle or a build that uses a lot of hand trigger monsters. Let's.

1) Targets his Appliancer in play with a monster of the same name that allows him to Special Summon.
The deployment effect is simply an excellent means of arranging two monsters on the field without using the summon right, but this "same name" is very important, and if you use it in conjunction with the outlet roll, you can add one more monster. It means that you can put the monster out of the Deck.
(2) removes him from GY and puts a monster with the same name as his Appliancer on the field in his hand or he can Special Summon from GY. This can also be used for Link Monsters and his Special Summon, so it would be better to line up multiple Link Monsters with a delicious flavor such as Laundry Dragon. Note that ② cannot be used on the turn he is sent to GY. Therefore, it is a little disappointing that it cannot be used for initial stability.
Overall, however, he can be expected to play an important role in Appliancer, which has few monsters in his main deck.

① is an effect that reduces battles damage while protecting her Appliancer monster from battle destruction by discarding it from the hand. If you look only at this, it is a common resistance-conferring card, but when combined with Laundry Dragon, any high-ATK monster opponent can be brought into one-sided removal, so if you hold it, it will be easy to create an advantageous battle situation.
② is the effect that he can be removed from GY when her Appliancer on the field is destroyed by effect. It is convenient to be able to use it immediately after activating ①, and it would be effective to put it in her GY as a link material in advance.
In addition, both ① and ② do not have the 1 turn limit of the same name, which is rare for this type of effect these days. The ability to gain effect destruction resistance with multiple drops is a welcome effect for his Appliancer Links, who do not have any effect destruction resistance.
If there is a drawback, it is that it does not have an expansion system effect. It's a theme that's unexpectedly difficult to deal with when dealing with summoning rights, so in that case, it's probably safer to allocate it to this card for the time being.

This Appliancer Link 1 of him is a washing machine.
It was his Appliancer Link Monster that was the most ferocious in the anime.
① is an effect that reduces battles damage to 0. This may seem like a bonus, but since 2 and 3 are effects that are used during battle, they are not a useless effect in the sense that they are easier to use.
② is to remove the opponent's monster that battled in the linked state after damage calculation. Although it goes through battle, exclusion without targeting is still powerful, and most monsters will be able to break through with this.
③ is an effect that destroys the opponent's monster that battled when it is not in a linked state and burns ATK worth. This is also a monster removal, and it's an excellent effect that allows you to pack your opponent's LP at once with burn.
Overall, this card has an offensive effect, and can be said to support the strength of the Appliancer in battle.

This Link 1 of his Appliancer is a hair dryer.
① is the effect that ATK increases by 1000 if he is in a mutual link state. This itself is a beneficial effect, but since his original ATK for this card itself is 0, it might be better to see this as an indirect disadvantage that his ATK will drop by 1000 if he is not actually linked. yeah.
② is an effect that swaps the position of his Appliancer link with his other. This alone doesn't have much flavor, but the point is that you can switch during the battle phase, and your partner can attack twice. The aim is the laundry dragon, which has a high ATK and has combat effects.
③ is an effect that stops the opponent's attack once if it is not in a linked state. It's a complete bonus, but it's useful as a minimum means of protecting this card with his 0 ATK when it's not in a linked state.

A resurrection spell that came out with Appliancer Test .
It's a simple effect of reviving GY's Appliancer, but since this theme is based on the concept of performing a Link Summon using one monster as material, the effect that he can Special Summon one monster is more than what it looks like. strategically important.
You can also revive Link Monsters, so you can use it effectively if you want to intentionally place her Link Monsters outside the link destination by reviving. In that case, it's also worth remembering that you can instantly overwrite another Appliancer link on the turn you play it, since it's brought into play by reviving.
Also, the important thing is that there is no 1 turn limit on the activation of cards with the same name. In other words, the number of cards drawn is reflected in the number of monsters that can be deployed, so it is very useful as an indirect first move for this theme with few main deck monsters.
In general, it seems that it is his spell card that is recommended to stack multiple copies.

A Field Spell that has a search effect when activated that I haven't seen in a long time.
It's good, of course, but given the nature of the Appliancer theme, it's more important than those of its kind. This is because there are currently only 3 types of Appliancer monsters in his main deck, and if he can't draw even one of them, he can't move the deck. For a theme with few theme cards in the main deck, nothing could be better.
② is also excellent, and Concentrol and Copy Bokkur have their own effect that allows him to Special Summon from his hand, so it is very meaningful to collect it.
3. Movement during battle is also unexpectedly important for this theme, and it's excellent that it can perform moves that are difficult for other cards.
Overall, it's one of the most essential Field Spells in the Deck.

Due to its activation conditions, it cannot be activated unless there is a Seltpass with a downward link marker, but if it exists, it is excellent to revive her two Appliancer Link Monsters.
However, the problem is that all of his Link 1 Appliancer Link Monsters cannot be used as Link Materials during the turn they are Link Summoned. Therefore, creating a situation in which two Link 1s are placed in GY after normal summoning and then performing a self-pass will inevitably result in a time lag.
Luckily, it can be searched by the Electrical World, so if you use a small number of resurrection cards after the second turn, I think it will work well enough.

It's been a long time since I was told that the effects are backward compatible with Monquaylin's.
However, unlike Eirin, this card's effect activates at the start of the damage step, so it can be removed without activating the reverse effect... There was.
However, from April 1, 2020, due to the arbitration change that was made along with the new rule revision, Flip Monster's reverse effect is no longer effective even if it is an effect that removes a defensive monster "before damage calculation" such as Eirin or Drillroid. The decision was changed to not activate. It can be said that the ability as a "reverse killer" of monsters such as Mystic Swordsman and Search Striker has completely lost its uniqueness. Most of all, the role of a reverse killer attacker was already a dead word, and no one was talking about it...

It seems that there was no such effect in the anime, but it is a level 3 tuner with a performance that specializes in bounces in line with the concept of OCG's Penguin theme.
You can bounce during Special Summon. The first thing that comes to mind as a trigger is the captain of the slasher, but since I'm Aqua level 3, levitation can also be a trigger.
In addition, as already mentioned, it is a "Penguin" monster, so it also receives support from them. It can be the top recruit destination for 《The Great Emperor Penguin》and revival destination for 《Puny Penguin》.
② is also a bounce when destroyed, but it can be destroyed by your own effect, so depending on how you combine it, it can be expected to be useful.
It's not a card that's really strong, but it's one that has a lot of potential.

In ①, when you or your opponent declares an attack, negate it and deploy a lower Aqua from your hand, and in ②, during the battle, he is revived from GY. I see, it's not a bad performance for a monster that specializes in deploying during the Battle Phase, and I can appreciate the good interaction between 2 and 1.
……But, in the first place, the deployment effect during the battle phase is a problem, and this kind of effect is useful only when it can be used during the main phase. It is a frank impression that it is difficult to be active in a situation where immediate effect is required.

I don't know why, but the card used by "Olga" was selected at this timing.
① deals 600 damage each time your other monster is destroyed by an opponent's attack or by an opponent's effect. It's an effect that doesn't have a turn limit, which is rare for Burn, but the condition of "from the opponent" is too much of a bottleneck. I guess I had no choice but to do so because I was wary of Recruit's suicide attack combo, but in this case, I have to say that the reward is too modest for the condition of depending on the opponent.
② is a negate effect that is limited to effects activated during battle. I'm happy to be able to respond to all effects during battle, but considering the current environment of the 11th term, effects that can only be used at this kind of timing are steadily declining, and as a check against the opponent It's pretty limited.
That being said, as an 11th generation S monster, it's too plain to be out of place in the latter half of the 6th generation.

It may be surprising, but his ATK is the highest among LIGHT level 3 vanilla monsters. Therefore, it is a monster that can be used in low-level vanilla Decks. Earth, Water, Wind, and Darkness have already had Level 3 monsters with over 1700 RBIs for over 10 years, and even though P Silverd appeared 4 years ago in FIRE, only LIGHT is still in its early stages. I wonder if this minor and half-baked hit is the maximum hit.
However, High Priestess exists as a monster whose ATK is 50 lower than this card, and there is a big difference in popularity and name recognition. Far away is also compatible with 《Fusion Deployment》.

Junk - Doppel One of the most important cards in the Deck, and the monster that gave the name "Doppel" to the name of the Deck.
The Special Summon condition of ① can be easily satisfied with the resurrection effects of 《Junk Synchron》and 《Debris Dragon》, and this card itself is the target of the resurrection of 《Junk Synchron》in the first place.
And the key is the effect of generating two tokens when it becomes the S material of ②. Except for the disadvantage of being a Special Summon in the Attack Position, you should be careful not to leave it unused, it is an exceptional performance as a token generation effect. Deck was born.
In addition, it is said that the evaluation on this site is low for its usefulness, but the reason is that the evaluation in 2010 when Storm of Ragnarok was just released was not so high. When it first came out, it probably just lacked the knowledge and usage history to fully evaluate this type of card that is strong in combos.

It's a rank 2 card that can be produced with 4 level 2 monsters, but it's a card that seems to use Ekam as a material.
① is an effect that banishes all monsters on the field at the time of X summoning. It's a fairly powerful removal that eliminates all, but it may be difficult to get a kill immediately after using it because it indiscriminately eliminates opponents including yourself.
② Special Summons this that has been excluded during standby, and if the Numeron network is in play, damage equal to the sum of her ATK of X that has been excluded.
Directly from the Numeron network, if you use Numeron Acam as a material and then use ①, it is possible to burn out 3000 damage with high firepower burn, and after the second time, things that have already been excluded Since it is in a certain state, the amount of damage per time will be disgusting.
As a point of caution, if you put it out in ②, it will remain in the field, so you will not be able to make a direct move from the Numeron network for the second time. It would be nice if there was a way to actively move them away from the field, but if they don't split their resources, taking advantage of the fact that ② is optional, they didn't return on purpose the first time, and returned the second time. You have options. In that case, what is excluded is at least "1000 x 6 + 2000 = 8000" and it will be exactly one kill.