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Link's Arcana Joker.
The material designation is 3 warriors with different card names, and the warriors themselves are blessed with cards such as Photothra and 《Marauding Captain》, so arranging them is not that difficult, but it still feels heavy and troublesome.
Link 3 has a relatively high hit point, and can grant target resistance to itself and the linked monster, but in addition to requiring a hand, the cost must be the same type as the activated card common to Arcana and Joker, as mentioned above. Stable activation is difficult due to the weight of the
If it is destroyed as a recovery, it can be recruited and searched, but the conditions are limited to combat destruction.
Although it has target resistance, as mentioned above, its effect is not something that can be activated stably, and there are quite a few removals that do not target, so it is difficult to activate stably.
The face card Three Musketeers Support has appeared overseas, and although the significance of prioritizing it has come out, especially thanks to the straightness, it is difficult to say that the performance is suitable for the weight.

After Cosmic, the existence of only a name has finally appeared, and the OCG conversion of Karares has become a reality.
It's been a long time since Chaos appeared earlier, so it's generally easier to use than Chaos. In order to make the most of its high attack performance, I would like to use 3 units if possible, but it is a bit heavy.
Its single performance isn't bad, but since it's his DARK Dragon Xyz, which can be used for the first time with two materials, he can use Astral Force to perform raging, etc., and the return is huge, so it's possible to use it for that purpose.

I would have been very happy if he appeared in Photon's new ZEXAL period, but...
Blessed with level 4 light warriors and races and attributes, they can be searched for reinforcements like slashers, and these two bodies can be Xyz & Linked without summoning rights. It is also an advantage that it can be expanded even if it is duplicated because it is OK even with the same name card.
I said it's too late, but there weren't many level 4 Photon-related monsters other than Slasher that were easy to handle, so I'm grateful for this card, which greatly increases the usability of Accellight and Galaxion.

A lizard monster that specifies Augustor, but unlike fusion swordfights that specify other materials, you can't feel the material element even in the slightest. Why?
The required materials are heavy with a total of 3 bodies, but since Augustol has a deployment effect, it is not difficult to summon if there is room to spare.
Fusion sword fighting can be summoned from EX, but unlike Edittor, which has similar effects, it triggers summoning and is limited to levels 7 and below.
If it can be used in conjunction with Edittle, it will be possible to develop a large number of fusions.
However, since I can summon Geyser, it is possible to ruin the place. And since it can be connected to Edittle as it is, it will mainly be a relay there.
In addition to being greatly weakened from the anime, there was also a big headwind due to the change of rules, and it was terrible when it first appeared. So, I wonder if it came to withstand practical use enough.

Hope's murderous intent.
It's a rank 5 hope, but it's easy to get out because you can rank up from stacking summons without needing RUM.
In addition to its ease of use, its combat power is extremely high, and in addition to hitting the maximum fixed value of 5000 RBI in this game, it suppresses effects during battle, so it is strong not only against GY activation and reverse, but also against counter effects. .
Moreover, since it can be used during the opponent's turn, it also has a restraining power.
Other than this card, there are several Rank 4 cards with high combat power, and although they have advantages and disadvantages such as the pressure on the EX frame and the ability to remove materials during the main, the breakthrough power stands out among them.
Because it is easy to put out for its performance, there is no doubt that it has influenced various decks (mainly large ones that require time and effort to operate), for better or worse.
In the current environment, with the appearance of Link, the EX slot has become even tighter, and rivals such as Valeso and Astram have appeared, but there is no doubt that he is still a reliable existence.

A monster that looks like a Showa Chogokin Robo toy.
Bind can be used with two Cybers and tokens, and if Link Spider is used, he can be used outside of his Cybers-centered Deck, but isn't it effective enough to do that? The effect is to strengthen the entire link, and the number is not small, so it can be applied to himself, so his ATK is high for LINK2, and it is highly effective in Cybers, where it is easy to line up a large number of links.
Only one marker position is added, but I think that the position where it is not wasted even if it is revived is an evaluation point.
It would be an unsung powerhouse for Cybers.

The head looks like V○P teacher or Iya ○ Cook.
Accesscode Talker of flame requires three monsters that can also use tokens, which is very loose, but the number of required materials is large.
It has a doubling enhancement on the monster effect negate of activation, and its combat power is high as its name suggests, but it requires a board add for enhancement, and it feels a little heavy due to the large number of required materials for its own summoning.
It's kind of like Link 4 in effect, but then he'll notice more powerful beings like Borrel Sword and Astram.
If you want to operate this, you want to make use of the fact that it is an Accesscode Talker. It takes a little effort to handle recorded and limit codes, but it can be developed with one card.
However, the priority of these cards is low in the original family, and the same flame Accesscode Talker has a heat soul that can be put out even with two bodies in an effect that makes it easy to get an add.
Their support also stands out because of the slowness of Trap, which does not mesh well with this aggressive card.
It's not bad, but it gives the impression of being in a delicate position.

Compared to the original dark, his decks are limited due to the material designation, but the effect is even more intense.
Since it does not target, the range that can be processed also increases. However, since it can be activated during battle, the fact that you can't remove materials during the main phase will be a differentiating point.
Regarding the effect of 2, due to the high performance of my finisher and the slowness of activating it during battle, I don't have many opportunities to use it, so I think it's close to a bonus.
It's a card with high explosive power, but if you can use this card, you can also use Overlord Starv.
The effect over there is a copy effect and a penetration grant, but with that you can earn adverts and become a brain muscle above Rebellion, and you can play an active role in a wide range of ways.
Also, if you are a rank 4 attacker, the EX pressure is hard, but if you use Lightning or Raiders + Ark Rebellion, you can demonstrate high explosive power without depending on the opponent.
It's good enough, but it's an unfortunate impression that it doesn't have a very high priority because it's pushed by other rivals.

Compared to his other Supreme King Dragons, he gave a plain impression due to his success in anime, but he was actually the guy who could do the worst.
The material specification is loose, with 2 Dark P bodies, and it can be easily summoned with a Deck centered on Dark P, without the need for fusion from the field.
In addition to the high ATK of 2800 for being easy to summon, it can be copied from each other's field or GY and a wide range, the possibilities are endless.
For example, it's been said a lot, but Electrum, which is often prioritized in the P Deck, has no name turn restrictions, so you can get a lot of adverts, and you can also expect it to be a finisher by copying Revolution.
The penetrating effect smells like a bonus, but it's a global effect and it's not bad if it's effective even if you leave the field after activation.
Among the Supreme King Dragon, it is one that is particularly useful and has a high future potential.

A card that seems to be Yusaku's ace, also known as PlayMaker. At least in terms of how it works. The misadjustment of the FWD is also affected by the handling during the work.
With two or more effects and loose requirements material, you can aim for summoning with a wide range of Decks, 500 enhancements equal to the number of linked cards, and consuming them to create target effects negate and general effects.
However, if you use the effect, the RBI will go down, and the raw RBI is not high. Moreover, meshing is bad also in the meaning of increasing the deployment destination of EX. Honestly, I can't say it's a very useful effect.
In addition, even in cyberspace and Accesscode Talker, it is difficult to handle because it is suitable for markers that are difficult to aim for mutual links, and the dark Accesscode Talker is also covered with the lighter Accesscode Talker, and it is in time or does not mesh well with others. Existence. The main character...
There is also a dedicated support for the time being, but it is not enough to increase the significance of giving priority.
It's a safe performance, but the impression that there are many easier-to-use existences are getting worse.

Compared to the original, the level is 8, and the negate effect has become a different thing, with the negate effect barely remaining.
Compared to Red Archfiend, which specializes in destruction and also excels in overall removal, it is more tightly bound to materials, but the point is that it has a higher removal range and can also bite with high firepower. The resurrection effect can never be ignored, and Dark Wurm's performance is high, so it can be targeted relatively easily. I said that the material binding is tough, but if he is a Magician, he can be easily summoned by tuning the strings, etc., and compared to its lightness, this high performance makes me feel that he has taken the position of Zarc and Supreme King White Dragon a little.
Since it's an effect that activates when summoned, it's also an advantage that you can use Synchro Call or Hari Fiber to remove all during the opponent's turn when you summon S Tuner.

It's an interesting effect, but it's painful that there are many removals such as bounce and exclusion, and it can't be revived by battle destruction.
3300/3000 in this day and age can never be relieved. You will need some help with maintenance.
However, with the presence of Harifiber, it's not as heavy as it looks, and the fact that this card itself can activate its effect during the opponent's turn is also synergistic.
The generated tokens also have a fairly high offense and defense, and if you support them well, they will demonstrate moderate control power.
His Synchro-centric Deck would be a good choice.

I felt like he looked like a Fiend, and with this, I was happy to finally have a diagonal marker demon link that was easy to use even if I disregarded its effectiveness, but when I actually used it, the fiber was too convenient, so it was my turn. The sadness of not having
The effect is not weak, but there are some uncertainties, so you need to devise various ways to use it as you wish.
In Link 2, he has a high ATK, and he has a lot of support, so he's a Fiend.

Tomato, Yuuya's ace, lined up with Evasion. Personally, I find him to be the most charming of all the main character ace, as the way he runs around is impressive.
He has the effect of doubling the damage, but 2500 RBI is not a high number for a superlative. If you want to use it, you will need help.
Scale 4 and numbers are subtle in the P zone. Damage cuts are limited to battles with P and are easy to deal with, and their activities tend to be limited. The search effect is wide, but the delay is conspicuous.
It's hard to say that he's excellent on his own, but he's the main character's ace.
In addition to her privileged status, she belongs to many categories, so she has a lot of support.
However, in the current situation where Odd-Eyes has increased, he needs to differentiate within the same category.
It's a bit difficult, but depending on how you handle it, I think it's one that can be used as a main force.

It was a card that was a relief for Synchro (especially S that required S like Schuster), but more than that, Link was a hotbed for mass deployment without Synchro. Well, it's kind of loose.
It is also a great advantage for tuners who can develop with this card, and although it was finally banned in July 2022, the impact of this card's ban will be considerable.