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A monster with an insidious effect that first rolls over to the opponent's zone, and when two of them line up, the opponent's monsters in between will roll over to this side.
If you can send this card to both ends of your opponent's main monster zone, you can take control of the opponent's monsters deployed in all of the other main monster zones... but it's difficult because the position where you can send it is completely dependent on your opponent. . Although Gael has 《Toadally Awesome》, sending in two of them is a lot of work, and as long as this card remains in the opponent's zone, the opponent can't deploy freely, but neither can you attack.
It's easy to imagine how difficult it would be to use it properly because the effects are too roundabout. It's an interesting effect, but probably not very practical.

"In Duel Links, I wonder if this one is stronger than Raquel." Raquel is a card that would be a problem if it wasn't a Raquel RBI.
By attacking twice, the opponent's LP is reduced at high speed, and it is also strong against troublesome recruiters. Among his main Gladiator Beasts currently implemented in Lynx, his high defensive power is also attractive, and he has the advantage of being able to easily survive in the silver screen and division even if he is eaten by Ennecon or Itaqua. In the opening set, he can lure attacks without causing deck leaks, defend with them and surprise with recruits. Destroy the attacking opponent with Murmillo, and on the next turn, fight with Murmillo and break Bestro, prone, etc. It's pretty strong. It is also good to be able to choose both Murmillo and Bestro depending on the situation.
"In OCG, the effect is plain, so it's rarely used." Even in Links, if Equite or Samnite is implemented, I think it's a card that is likely to leave immediately.

Qliphort's Link Monster. The material is 2 Machines.
Speaking of Qliphort, it was a P theme that was damaged by the new rules, but it was a theme with a dilemma that he refused Link Monsters due to the common effect, but that's why it's strengthened. Illustrations are also meaningful.
First of all, being a “Qliphort” and “Link Monster” is a unique existence value, and in Qliphort, I definitely want to adopt this card to P-summon multiple of his Qliphorts from EX.
It's a resistance that can be obtained by link summoning, but considering that this card's hit points are low and you can't benefit from your own P-effects, it doesn't seem like you can expect much from it. With the effect of (2), you can negate the opponent's card and make his own Qliphort full power, but since it is an activation effect, the influence is low. The effect of (3) should be triggered by P summons and disk effects. If you have extra summoning rights, you can directly connect to Tribute Summon. It is also an effect that can be used with Dinomist, who can fulfill the activation conditions by P summoning, and Deskbot, which uses replication techniques. However, after Link Summoning this card, it might be a bit difficult to fulfill this trigger?

Gladiator Beast Link, who has come to save the two Korepa Fusions, has a special Mrs. Marker. This pack has a lot of these kinds of cards. Since Gladiator Beasts have different races and attributes, I'm honestly grateful for such an existence.
It has the effect of turning his ally's Gladiator Beast into lightning when attacking, and the effect of being able to recruit 2 of his Gladiator Beasts other than the same name with a common effect. The effect is good or bad, just a word. Since the effect of lightening is also applied to himself, it can be connected to recruitment while blocking interference by itself. Also, unlike other fusion Gladiator Beasts, the material goes to his GY, so it has the feature that it is easy to connect to Darius and Equite's use of his GY.
"It's the most important way to put it out, but is it quicker to recruit Andal with ?" Using the Alive Prismer as before is also a good idea, but in that case, there is also the option of Geyserless. Gladiator Beast's development power is still the same, the RBI is mediocre, and it's weak against Furice, summoning reactions, and Urara, but it's a card that has the minimum strength.

　Metalfoes' Link Monster. The material is two P monsters.
(1) Send any P from his deck to EX with the effect, (2) Collect the P of EX while breaking your own card with the effect, and at the same time (3) Draw with the effect, the three effects are beautifully linked. A card like a clump of ads. Metalfoes already has Dolittle Chimera, but the monster effects are completely different so don't worry about it. Basically, the advantage is easier to earn here. The draw effect of (3) is particularly bad, and P's major actions such as destroying and bouncing scales can easily gain an advantage. Halifiber is easy to put out and it's crazy because it has that effect, but if you look at the effect alone, this card is pretty much the same.
On the other hand, the issue is how to secure link materials for this card. I can't rely on P summons from EX, so I want another technique to deploy multiple Ps. If possible, after leaving the right of P summoning. If it's Metalfoes or Igknight, 《Rescue Rabbit》would be appropriate. Special summons other than P summons are also abundant Magician etc. seems to be able to demonstrate its power.

"Is this card the most interesting stock this time?" He is a Link Monster who is expected to strongly support all aspects of synchro in general.
First, the effect of (1). Tuner Recruit boasts a vile range of level 3 and below, even though he can't activate the effect for that turn. It goes well with S Summoning, as well as Link Summoning. With the Crystron tuner, you can use the effect during the opponent's turn, so it has the added bonus of virtually no demerits.
Next is the effect of (2). By excluding himself during the opponent's turn, he can Special Summon the S Tuner as an S Summon. This card itself is a Link Monster with an easy-to-use marker, so if you deploy S monsters at the link destination in advance, you can easily complete the Accel Synchro lineup. Phenixion and Cosmic Blazer, which were disappointing due to the new rules, are now much easier to target.
"The material is loose with this, so it's really strong." Although only the tuner can be left alone, even that can be said to be a trivial problem considering its own lightness. It's a pity that it's too strong and you can see the regulation...?

By sending 7 types of Crystal Beasts from his hand, deck, and field to his GY, a trap card that can special summon the ultimate jewel god Fusion Monster as a fusion summon.
The Ultimate Gem God Fusion Monster currently only exists as a Rainbow Over Dragon, so it is effectively a fusion method exclusively for it. It's not likely that there will be more in the future.
Being able to procure fusion materials from the Deck is powerful, but it is weak against removal because it can only be activated when his own Crystal Beast is destroyed in battle. Also, since 7 types of Crystal Beasts are required, all Crystal Beasts must be adopted for this card during the construction stage, and if even one is missing, it will rot at that point.
If the Ultimate Jewel God leaves the field due to the opponent's effect, it also has the effect of reviving the jewel from GY. Ultimate Jewel God is 4000 on its own and is extremely strong in battle, so there will be many cases where it will be removed by its effect. If he used the effect of (1), he should have enough Crystal Beast in GY. A card that is strong as long as it can be activated, but also has various peculiarities.

Crystal Beast Flage's second impact. 《Rainbow Bridge》alone was quite a shock, but I didn't know that there was even a card like this...
Search for your favorite Crystal Beast, and then place your favorite Crystal Beast in the Spell Trap zone, just like the Crystal Beast version of Charge of the Light Brigade. Simply search for and summon Sapphire Pegasus, you can easily accumulate two gems. Not only does it stabilize the activation of Guidance and 《Rare Value》, but it also works perfectly as a deck lubricant.
On top of that, you can also search for this card itself with 《Rainbow Bridge》. A revolutionary support card for Crystal Beast alongside 《Rainbow Bridge》. There's no reason why you can't put 3 in.

A spell card created to lead the Crystal Beast to greater heights. Gem Spell Trap reinforcements can't be weak.
Since the leader requires summoning rights, being able to use this effect with a normal spell is quite significant. Gem Spell Trap has quite a lot of peaky cards, so I'm really thankful for a card like this that allows me to search for such cards as needed.
Since you can also search 《Crystal Bond》that can search Crystal Beasts, you can search virtually all of his Crystal Beasts. There's not even a turn limit. It's too simple and strong, so I don't have much to say about it, but if I had to say it, it would be the difficulty that I can't search for myself. Yeah, what are you talking about?

A Fusion Monster that combines the power of 7 Crystal Beasts.
Even if it's not a fusion summon, you can use it as a special summon if you release the Ultimate Jewel God, but since there's little merit in doing so, it's basically a card that you want to use as a regular fusion. It would be good to store Crystal Beast in GY and use Dragon's Mirror, or aim for deck fusion with Ultimate Crystal Magic. However, it is painful to exclude him in Dragon's Mirror, and "Ultimate Crystal Magic" requires "7 types" of gems, so it is necessary to build his own deck.
By excluding one GY Crystal Beast, the activation effect that raises her ATK for her ATK of that monster, and the triggered immediate effect that returns all the cards on the field to the Deck by releasing the fusion summoned self have
The effect that strengthens itself cannot be used during the opponent's turn, and since this card originally has 4000 RBI, it's not that important of an effect, so it should only be used in an emergency.
The effect that activates when you release yourself is quite strong, but the drawback is that you have to release this card that you put out. This card will also return to his deck, so don't put too many here either.

A revolver dragon's special move that gives additional effects to multiple coin tosses.
"It goes without saying that it works well with the Desperado Revolver, which allows you to toss a coin even during the opponent's turn." As long as he remains on the field, he continues to gain an advantage with the effect of (1), and if he is removed, he can support coin toss from GY with the effect of (2). It seems like Mr. Keith, who likes cheating, says, "I'll assume that all the heads are out."
However, this effect must be chained directly to the coin toss effect, so be careful of interruptions from your opponent. I don't think you should worry about it that much.
"It's a pity that it doesn't have a search method, but if it fits the mold, it's a strong card." Also, if possible, I would like a card that performs multiple coin tosses other than revolvers.

A large gathering of Keith Monsters. Somehow he's not DARK, but...
This card is exactly like Keith's exclusive field, helping DARK/Machine monster battles and Special Summon. This card is reliable against high RBI opponents who have resistance that even Desperado can't deal with because it gives him the amount of ATK that is lacking.
However, Desperado can use its removal effect in the battle phase, so it's a card that doesn't have much risk of being destroyed in battle. Its biggest weakness is rather main phase removal, which the card can't protect against. Isn't it a place where you wanted target resistance and destruction resistance rather than combat resistance? Well, it's good for protecting his other DARK Machines...
The effect that he Special Summons his DARK/Machine monsters from his hand is basically a painful effect if he is inferior. It seems to be strong when pushing and can be deployed, but it will not be very reliable in a dire situation.

A literally desperado revolver dragon that has been remade to make it even more like Keith.
Special Summon's trigger is passive, but if you use the effect of BM-4 Blast Spider, he can actively Special Summon. It looks like it can be used with Kozmo, etc., but it's a bit peculiar, so I wonder if I'll actually use it...?
When it comes into play, it can be used during the opponent's turn to throw a coin toss and shoot a lot of removal. There is a small chance that it will come off, but there is a good chance that one or more will be destroyed. However, please note that it is limited to the battle phase and that only face-up monsters can be destroyed. Attacks are also blocked during the activation turn, so be careful when using it on your own turn.
When sent to GY, you can search for level 7 or lower monsters with a coin toss effect. The search target is niche, but the trigger is quite loose, so he can be activated even if he sends it to GY with a trade-in or 《Foolish Burial》. From there, you can try to revive him with 《Back to the Front》. Also for insurance if it is removed naturally in the field.

A remake card with a design that looks like a lighter version of "Launcher Spider". There's also a Sphere Bomb.
A monster that can simultaneously destroy 1 Dark Machine on your field and 1 face-up card on your opponent's field with its activation effect. The card to destroy can be himself, so you can use it like a rogue on its own and connect it to his Special Summon of Desperado Revolver. It's a modest effect, but it can also be used as a general-purpose removal effect.
If the Dark Machine on your field successfully destroys the opponent's monster, it has the effect of inflicting Burn, but basically it is a card that actively self-destructs and acts as a starting point for Desperado. Because of its high defensive power, it can also be used as a wall in an emergency.

The three Ojama brothers having a pajama party.
A Continuous Trap with the Ojama version of the Gajarg effect. It's an amazing card that works well with 《Ojamagic》, gaining an advantage of 3 cards by searching and discarding over there, and can compress his deck by 4 cards. Not only that, Ojama is a very flexible search card, so it will come in handy. While searching, he can't be weak on cards that can fertilize GY.
(2) is an effect that gives destruction resistance to Armed Dragons and LIGHT Machine Fusion Monsters by excluding Ojama. From here on, it becomes an effect that is aware of the existence of the Armed Dragon and the combined series. Although it is passive, it synergizes with 《Ojamassimilation》and 《Ojamatch》GY effects and its own (3) effect because it can remove Ojama.
(3) is an effect that allows the excluded Ojama to Special Summon as much as possible when sent to GY. Can't be used unless Ojama is removed, but can be powerful depending on the situation. You can discard it from your hand, so you can discard it with your own (1) effect or activate it as a matching cost. All his Ojama this time are strong.