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It has a simple effect of generating tokens when Cyberse appears while on the field. Cyberse has a lot of cards that he can special summon, so it can be said that generating tokens is easy.
It's a combo-based monster, and rather than putting it out to use its effect, it seems that the basic flow is to Normal Summon this card first, then Special Summon Cybers, and then get a token while you're at it. Cybers are rich in monsters that Special Summon later, so it's not difficult to meet the special conditions. Tokens will spring up just by putting out a Cyberse Link Monster.
The text says that it can be used every turn, but there is no need to keep this monster until the next turn.

Dual Assembler, a high-level Cyber Smonster from Segmental. Unlike the Dual Assembler, he comes out just by excluding GY, and he can now exclude monsters with higher ATK than himself, making it very easy to deal with high-powered monsters.
On top of that, it's a no-cost Friche, so even though it'll come back in the end phase, there's a sense of oppression that makes the opponent hesitate to use a high damage monster.
The RBI is relatively high, so he does a pretty good job as an attacker. Cards with firepower greater than this card can be practically neutralized with this card's effect, so it will be a rather troublesome card, contrary to its simple text.
A monster with a high level of perfection even among the high-level Cyber Smonsters.

・Only strong things are written.
・Disadvantages are not so much disadvantages.
A card as usual.
With a casual move called Normal Summon, he picks up his Link Monsters from his GY and places them around him.
As long as this monster is present, it has the disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon other than Link Monsters. There is no particular limit to the number of rinses, so the basic flow will be to catch a high Link Monster and call a strong Link Monster again.
※correction
It was an optional effect to Special Summon on the opponent's field after link summoning.
In the end, it's probably going to be forced to link summon or collect it with an operator. It's too strong, so I misunderstood that it's a compulsory effect and it's a disadvantage, but if it's an optional effect...
For some reason, on top of being Cyberse, he has a 0 DARK offense and defense status that makes it very easy to salvage and search, so there are plenty of ways to add it to your hand.

A card that has the effect of making itself special summon to her, and the effect of wiping out the opponent's monster field during her special summon. Instead of the Bachiyami Santai spell, the spell Bachihikarigotai will be whispered... will it? 　
It's a card that's especially easy to use in Elemental Saber, where you can change attributes from GY, but it's naturally easy to use in his LIGHT theme as well.
It has the disadvantage of not being able to perform the next battle step once it leaves the field, but it doesn't give the impression that it's that hard because the effect of suddenly appearing and wiping out is stronger than that.
Since it is in a blessed level zone of level 8, it is a card that is quite easy to use.

This is truly a horizontal spear.
In terms of usability, I wonder if he is Honest narrowed down to Link Monster. Since it is an effect that does not target, even if there is target resistance, it will be overtaken by 3000 without question. Subtly lasting effect.
If the number of 3000 is decided, almost all monsters can be destroyed in battle, so the usability is really honest.
Unlike Honest, Link Monsters can be either here or on your opponent's side during battle, so in modern times when Link Monsters are widespread, you'll be nervous about when a side spear will come flying at you.
To be honest, this alone is strong, but it has quite high performance as a World Legacy. Although it's a bit of a pain to get it out, the effect of protecting other World Legacy works well with this card's high ATK, making it harder for your opponent to attack.
It's hard to say that the token generation effect is particularly outstanding because it also appears on the opponent, but well, it's convenient.
Since it is a holy relic, this card can be searched depending on the theme.

This is a space-in...
This is a card that seems to be a modern-day card that has become a master rule 4 and has started to be clearly aware of the concept of rows.
The point that can be summoned is fixed in the middle, and whether it is a summon or a Special Summon, if you put it out other than the center, you will die without permission. When an opponent's monster appears, it approaches the summoned direction, and destroys all the column cards at that time after moving. After all Inva (ry
Since I can't Special Summon myself, I have no choice but to use summoning rights unless I use other cards, and the destructive effects that are soberly compulsory and also involve me, if you look seriously, "How do you use it?" Although it is a card, the effect that does not look like a card game is something fresh in terms of appearance.
Practicality aside, it's interesting as a story.

Birdman with cyber specs... should I say?
If your Link Monster is linked to, it can be the opponent's monster, so you can use Torch, monsters summoned by Summon Sorceress, Kaiju, etc. Of course, you can also use that monster that you have placed in your field link. ……You can do anything.
No matter how hard you try, it is a combo member, and although it is not new, it can be used in various ways. A monster that makes the future a little uneasy.

"I'll pass for a while (weakened)"
A monster that can lower the opponent's ATK during continuous link summons. The marker is also in a position that is easy to use as it is, and it is easy to lower ATK.
Link 2 is also full of highly versatile monsters, so it would be nice to use them for each Deck.

Two effects that do not miss the timing.
It is rare that it is not only sent to GY but also excluded.
No matter how much it can be revived, if possible, I would like to do a Special Summon rather than a Normal Summon, and use it as a cost to line up on the field.
The banishment and the effect sent to his GY can each be done once per duel, so if you meet the conditions, you can revive twice.

A monster that appears with tokens when Special Summoned. GY, hand, deck, everything is there, and there is also 《One for One》and so on, so there is no shortage of means for Special Summon.
However, it is meaningless unless it is a Special Summon, and if the effect is negate and Special Summon is performed, the effect will not be activated, so be careful. Although it is an excellent monster in its own way, it is not the type of monster that can be put in a lot, but it seems to be the type of monster that can be reused.

Along with 《Balancer Lord》, a monster that increases summoning rights. Since it says that you can spawn monsters during the Battle Phase, it's easy to mistake it for a Special Summon, but keep in mind that it's just a summon. Don't accidentally put out his high level Cyberse monster.
The hit points are also high for a level 4, and after destroying low firepower monsters, you can summon and follow up from your hand.
However, since he basically uses up his hand during the main phase and has almost no effects that can be activated during the battle phase, I can honestly say that he doesn't fit well with Cyberse. If the concept was his deck rather than battle, the evaluation would have changed...
The second effect is a draw effect that doesn't miss the timing. Because it is completely dependent on the opponent, you cannot increase your hand from yourself. Although it is a loose condition that it leaves the field due to the opponent's effect, after all, it is a low class 1900 RBI, so I don't think you will bother to use card effects to remove it.
With a little modification, 1900 RBIs can be surpassed in no time, so to be honest, neither effect can be so appealing.

A monster that corresponds to a Special Summon from hand or GY.
In Cybers, where GY revival is rare, the monsters that return from GY are a kind of thing to be grateful for, but the conditions for Special Summon are a little strict, and when a Link Monster already exists, a monster needs to be called to the link destination. Then it tends to rot.
If I were to use it, I would first send him to GY as a cost, and after the Link Monster came out, I would send another monster and he would pull it out of GY.
By the way, since it is his Link Monster on the field, the effect can be activated even on the opponent's Link Marker. It might be for the rear attack.

A two-card draw monster with no disadvantages and loose conditions.
However, since he has to discard Cybers after preparing this monster on the field, it won't be like drawing two cards even if you do it randomly.
Cybers tend to use summoning powers unobtrusively, so if possible, I would like to bring in Balancer Lord, which increases summoning rights, or Garbage Collector, which allows Special Summoning.
Even if Cyberse, who can Special Summon the Cybers in your hand, comes along, the ease of use will change significantly.
The search methods are already wide at this point, and it's hard to be overconfident, but if you decide well, it should give you a certain advantage.

A card with a very straightforward search effect. I'm happy with Cybers, which is easy to run out of cards.
There is a restriction of level 3 or below, but fortunately Cybers are already gathering monsters with excellent effects for levels 3 and below, so it's not uncommon for them to be searched for further developments.
It's compatible with both Normal Summon and Special Summon, and I'm even more happy because it's a mechanism that doesn't miss the timing.
To be honest, even at level 4, I can't help but feel that the drumstick didn't hit that far. Well, as far as the current situation is concerned, it is.

A card that bounces your own field.
You can bring the same Cybers from the Deck as the level range you bounced. Although the number of cards on the board itself does not change, it can be said that he can be recruited from the deck after replenishing his hand.
Also, since there is no particular disadvantage to recruiting, if you can exchange it with a monster that triggers Special Summon or a monster that activates its effect when sent to GY, you can expect a 1: 1 or higher effect. be possible.
However, this monster itself is nothing other than a complete combo player, and it cannot be active on a board without Cybers yet. Also, as for the use of summoning rights, Cyberse tends to use summoning rights for some reason, so it tends to take time to bring it into the combo.
Depending on the expansion of Cybers, there is a possibility that interesting moves will be made, and it is a card that will be looked forward to in the future.